Campaign workers and volunteers named in local drive
A long readable list names many campaign workers and officers across several precincts and groups. Mentions include Mrs. AT, Mrs. Elmer, Mrs. J.F. Corletta, Mrs. Susan McCann, Cary Sadler, John M. Schrade, and many others. The note covers headquarters roles, membership drives, and transportation arrangements for the upcoming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee G. Mortensen
Frank Stolla
Arrigone
E. A. Baglenworth
Elmer
J.f.corletta
Ick
Guy Ditzler
Idk Ellingson
Isher
E. O. Gar
John S. Grover
Ana Hanelman
Ch. R
Ison
Anita Bergscan
Leones
Shirley Hanzelin
Avlik
Douglas Leader
Fe Gletland
Gladys Panzer
Richards
Joe Symonard
Raireeep
Tuyersiile
Hara
Ko- Ml
Conference in Chicago Focuses on Power and Land Advances
R Whitehead of the Engineering Institute of Pittsburgh joined the Ninth Power Conference at Palmer House on March 3. About 2500 engineers and socialists attended the daylong sessions studying power developments and land advancements. William F. Wasey and Richard R. Deupree participated. Deupree linked to the Minois Institute of Technology. The event included technical talks and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Whitehead
Palmer House
Iey
William F. Wa
Richard R. Deupreeppeee
Whitehead
Minois Institute of Tec i As
Eal Engineering
Tea“Light Company
Pittsburgh
Brookfield Village Leader Campaign Clash in Brookfield
A village election in Brookfield pits Progressive leader Horak against Civic Management’s Hayford with votes split among trustees Novak Krause and Wibricht. Proponents debate water rates debt cuts versus city manager governance as Brookfield weighs integrity and leadership. Voter guidance urges choosing Chase as the worthy candidate after careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coat ‘Brookfield
Cal Nary A Horak
Legion
Hayford
Kiwanis Club
Te Chamber of Commerce
Brookfield
Civic Management
Progressives
Water Department
Preokfield
Progresatves
Novak
Tayford
Ovilhece Matnaieer
Krause
Wibricht
Crys Mamzement Association
Hollywood Women Sponsor Card Party
The Hollywood Woman's club card party on Friday March 2 drew modest attendance with dessert served and hours spent in card games. Prizes for aprons went to several members and proceeds will fund better club programs and philanthropies of the women’s club federation including Park Ridge School for Girls Ganecer Centre Conservation Occupational Therapy Red Cross and Infantile Paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Woman's Club
Sehlueter
W. Skora
FF. Payne
T. K. U'Ren
P.C. Loas
PL Payne
Woman’s Club Federation
Park Ridge School For Girls
Ganecer Centre
Red Cross
Easter Services at Apostolic Church
The New Apostolic church on Grand boulevard will hold Easter services led by Rev. Charles L. Bing. Sunday April 6 features Sunday school and a morning service with the theme We Have Borne the Image of the Fortify. A midweek service on Wednesday April 9 will focus on If Any Man Serve Me Let Him Follow Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Apostolic Church
Ma- Weasemeat Grand Boulevard
Charles L. Bing
Foane
Worle
McKinley School Wins Junior High Basketball Title
McKinley school of Bellwood coached by Vernon Hamilton won the final game of the Junior High Basketball tournament sponsored by Gross school last Friday night with a score of 16 to 5. Jefferson of Berwyn earned fourth place, Argo took third, in a four day event that drew over 100 players from Brookfield Beltwood Berwyn River Forest River Grove Argo and Westchester. Argo defeated Lincoln 23 to 12 for the third place game. Referees were W A Shuey and A W Dudley from the Riverside Brookfield high athletic department. tournament manager was Beryl Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T McKinley School
Bellwood
Vernon
Hamilton
Gross School
Jefferson School
Berlyns
Secord
Jefferson
Argo
Brookfield
Beltwood
Berwyn
River Forest
River Grove
Westchester
Lincoln
W. A. Shuey
A. W. Dudley
Riverside Brookfield High Athletic Department
Tournamnt
Beryl Kelly
IVC Quarters to Close for Good Friday and Saturday
The Illinois Veterans Commission headquarters in Brookfield will close Friday and Saturday this week. Area manager Anthony Brochmann said staff are busy checking veteran benefit claims before submitting them to the Chicago state office for payment. Bonds must be sold before bonus payments, with first checks expected around late June or early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Anthony Brochmann
Brookfield
Brochmann
Burlington Avenues
Chicago
Strengthening Placket Ends With Extra Stitches or Tape
Plackets require reinforcement due to strain. The remedy is adding extra stitches at the placket end or sewing tape across the ends on the underside to secure the fabric.
Kiwanis Club News Counts Dimes and Drives
Brookfield Kiwanis weekly meeting covered a program about the Grand Canyon Hoover Dam and highway scenes. Harry Vaney reported March of Dimes total of 3247.94, with praise from President Kurth. Willms turned in 190 for Kiwanis park clean up. Stanley Land outlined Kiwanis Zoo Day plans for June 12. Dr Luther Gable to speak at Ladies night next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Frejlach
Brookfield Kiwanis Club
Hollywood
Grand Canyon
Hoover Dam
Harry Vaney
March of Dimes
Kurth
Secrer
Bill Willms
Kiwanis Park
Willms
Schrade
Jeemen
Land
Stanley Land
Kiwanis-Zoo
Luther Gable
Non-Partisans Hold Meeting in Brookfield Village
The Nonpartisan group, a longstanding Brookfield community organization, held its pre election meeting at headquarters on Friday March 28. The evening focused on establishing a definite program and included supper with many veterans in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Walter B. MacDonald Optometrist Office Hours
Dr Walter B MacDonald Optometrist lists office hours daily from 9 to 5 with a noon break from 9 to 12 and evening hours on Mondays and Thursdays from 7 to 9. Weekday schedule includes Tuesday Wednesday Friday. Web excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. MacDonald
Riverside Brookfield Tops West Suburban Track Meet
Riverside Brookfield high school topped the West Suburban Conference, scoring 16 points to win the Oak Park invitational. Oak Park led field with 84 points, New Trier 47, Evanston 35, Proviso 19 2/7, Riverside Brookfield 12 1/7, York 11 1/7, Hinsdale 10, LaGrange 8. Neil King of Evanston set a meet pole vault record at 12 feet 9 1/4 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Brookfield
Oak Park
New Trier
Evanston
Proviso
Riverside-Brookfield
Maine
York
Hinsdale
LaGrange
Weigel
Riverside Brookfield
Greinke
Haycock
Tiedmann
Creutzler
Graber
Morton
Neil King
Brookfield Meeting Plans Discussion on Greece and Turkey
At the meeting in Brookfield Illinois Bonus Applications will be available and AVC members can get help filling them out with a notary present. An open discussion period is planned on Our Foreign Policy With Greece and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Illinois
AVC
Greece
Turkey
Classified Ads in Citizen La Grange 4600
Local classified section lists various announcements and ad offerings from the Citizen newspaper based in La Grange with the phone number 4600 for contact. The short item suggests readers reach out via the listed line for inquiries, placements, or notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Whit Dier Sacrifice Honored By Mother’s Solemn Pride
Fragmentary quotation honors a soldier named Dave Nielsei and his supreme sacrifice. The speaker from the mother’s perspective expresses pride and presents a small token to acknowledge the costly sacrifice made to preserve four freedoms.
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Brett
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Ckfield
Jer
Chase
Yeu
LaGrange National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
A. S. Savings
Apostolic Church
IVC
Berwyn State Bank
Stanley
Windsor Avenue
Carnations
Gladioli
Jonquils
Snap Dragon
Tulips
Grand Boulevard
Batavia
Brookield
Symon
Michaels
Tucek
Frazer
Was
Kubricht
Gance
Gguen Avenue Congress Fark, Iel
A &P’s
Winesap
A&p
Texas
Florida
McClure
Shank
Chuck Roast
New
California
Jane Parker
Clover Maid
Campbell's Heinz Brand
Clapp's
Gerser
Armour's
San
MGAN
Comstock
Bountiful
Carter County
MED
Denes
Peg
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