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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1954
Page
1
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Yeneral services for Antonio Azzarello Sr of 4140 Blanchan Eve Brookfield for 45 years were held Saturday morning at the i Fun eral home Mass was celebrated at St Barbara church by the Rev Tyreil Interment was in SRS Carme! cemetery Surviving are Frances Azzarello daughter of Brookfield a son Sam Azzarello of Brookfield Wis and Anthony Azzarello also of Brookfield seven grandchildren and three sisters Frances Azzareio Brookfield Mary Guziardo LaGrange Virginia also of LaGrange two brothers Joseph and Sam Azzarello both of California
Wir and Mrs George Meyer Sr announce a son born July 18 in Guam with mother Woyce Keller of Riverside. Grandparents are Mr George Meyer of 3917 Teate and Mrs Edward John Ki of Cleveland Ave. Also listed are Carol Ann Klimah, Surasi Mrs Eugene Eimo of Vernon Ave, and David Eugene Young born Aug 4 with parents Fr and Mrs William Joseph Sr of Park Ave. William Joseph Kastecki Jr born Aug, and Carol Lynn Pharo born, with Deborah Lee Weaver born July 12. Mr and Mrs Autis Lee Price of
Park avenue couple Mr and Mrs John Long attended the wedding of Mrs Longs nephew James Robinson in Dubuque Iowa on Saturday. They spent the weekend with Mrs Longs parents Mr and Mrs Howard Hicks in Monticello Iowa. White Bear Lake couple Mr and Mrs RR Marshall were Monday guests of Dr and Mrs John Merrick in Elmore. Shirly and Janet Coykendall spend a week at Bridgeman Camp Michigan beginning Sunday. Kathy Collins celebrates seventh birthday with a party Saturday. Connie Neumann and Bobbie Elm return home after visiting Mr and Mrs John Paga Rhinelander Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs James Korenik Willow Springs were Wednesday night dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Iran Wrablik Park.
Charles Forgue and Marvin Wilkens family plan a camping trip to Apple River Canyon State Park in Illinois with peers recognized for school band achievements. Frank and Klekesich celebrate 18th wedding anniversary in August with Michigan weekend. Seigmeyers and Grimer families join Mr and Mrs Hagen for Sunday dinner. Lynnette Rankin celebrates her rosin birthday with a family party.
Time employers become more active, vacancies harder to fill. About 1,700 job applications on file span unskilled and semi skilled labor, with men and women seeking factory work, office roles, waitressing, truck driving, sewing machine operation, and telephone positions. Public shortages add to hiring complexity.
4200 Forest Ave. are the parents of Mary Lucille Price born July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Otto Michal of 4014 Arthur Ave. are the parents of Loreen Barbara Michal born July 16.
Readers note a batch of personal items: Willis Fisher of Fisher pharmacy returns to work after vacation. Nina Wallace of The Magnet advertising staff enjoys a Williams Bay Wisconsin vacation with grandson Wally Lindberg. The Vacationers include O Ostewig, Burlington agent, Mrs Ostewig traveling Wisconsin Iowa Indiana before two week return. Richard Fox Jr. aged 13, stationed in Baltimore after naval training at Great Lakes. Fox Lake Deer Haven picnic area in village operated by William J. Strizek near Fox Lake route 12.
Michael Judkins hosts a birthday event at the Forest Preserve Worth Where attendees include Keith Verahi Fred David son Dominy Jadacns and Steve La Fint. The gathering featured a loweone feast with refreshments provided by the hosts and guests.
Judge John C Lewe outlines youth center need at Dist 208 Mothers Auxiliary meeting in Riverside Aug 3. Plans include a Bergman’s Grove picnic Aug 1, committee work on by laws and constitution, and outreach to inform the public about the youth center’s aims and activities.
Vacation stars Renard and Marien of Byrd boy in Yellowstone Park outing with Meo and Mos Asteus Ousen at Ye snstene National Baronger. The Big Pirestee took NG re. They my Braghiredl Fisaoe Why Mr. and Mes Garnach Jonnsen at Denver Vis ane.
Cream sauce variation ideas include grated cheese mushrooms prepared mustard chopped almonds and cheese to enrich texture and flavor for vegetable dishes.
Transportation to smaller plants and industries affects employment. Many women with children cannot accept all hours. High school and college students are hardest hit as summer jobs are taken by full-time workers. The employment office reports the largest student applicants since 1949, with many seeking new positions rather than returning to prior jobs.
Mr and Mrs Harold Collins and daughters Dana and Nina of 3204 Arthur Ave with Elmer Collins of Chicago spent two weeks touring Canada and other sites. They traveled through Northorne Minnesota visited Canada and returned via the Dells Wisconsin.
Stotz outlined revised plans for the YMCA structure detailing cafeteria revisions and separate facilities. He noted five major spaces and 172 un donated residence rooms awaiting gifts, with rooms dedicated to donors who contribute 200 to the building fund over three years. The proposed facilities include chapel gym pool handball courts weight room handicraft room and separate locker rooms for men women and youths.
The engagement of Mary Meyer of 3917 Grove Ave to Joseph Skilondz Jr was announced this week by Miss Meyer's parents Mr and Mrs George Meyer of the above address. Mr Skilondz is the son of Joseph Skilondz Sr of 3613 Prairie Ave. Both Miss Meyer and Mr Skilondz Jr attended St Barbara's parochial school and Riverside Brookfield high school.
The article notes a main dining room and three private dining halls with donors to be announced in a later, complete listing of all major rooms and spaces.
The 15th annual pow wow with ceremonial dances features Sauk and Fox tribes. It runs September 3 to 6 at Black Hawk State Park in Rock Island. A special appeal to Boy Scout troops accompanies the event, with a council of 21 Tri-City civic minded men, founded in 1940.
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