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Newspaper

Brookfield Magnet

Location

Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1953

Page

6

Rufous-Necked Hornbill Captivates Wall Street Crowd

An escaped Rufous-Necked Hornbill from Manhattan drew onlookers as it swooped above Wall Street, finally landing on a Chase National Bank ledge. Brookfield Zoo houses Hemprich and Rhinoceros Hornbills. Ground Hornbills guard nests but are noisy. The column critiques Eisenhower era tax policy and displaced persons, urges care for domestic needs, and notes Britain’s diplomatic stance with the Soviet Union ahead of the UN assembly.

Siam New York Manhattan Wall Street Chase National Bank Brookfield Zoo Hemprich Fdr Truman United States Uncle Im

Ronnie Blake Awarded in Farm League Credit

Ronnie Blake of 4825 Madison Ave Brookfield received an award August 16 as the farm league outstanding player. The honors came from a recreational league selection committee for exceptional play and dedication to the sport.

Ronnie Blake Madison Ave Brookfield Ereohele Recreation Farm Dragos Om Geocn

Lt Schreiber Given Life In Army Trial

Lt George C Schreiber 25 of Brookfield received a life sentence from a Taegu Korea military court for ordering the slaying of a South Korean civilian. He is the second in the case to be sentenced with Airman Thomas L Kinder also given a life term. Kinder, from Cleveland Tenn, testified in the trials and is held in custody. Mrs Kinder has appealed to President Eisenhower citing her son’s character and service.

George C. Schreiber Raymond Schreiber Lt. Schreiber Taegu Korea Eisenhower George Schreiber Hollywood Ave Brookfield Schreiber Thomas L. Kinder Kinder Cleveland Tenn Toth Tom Kinder

Sisters Make Profession of Vows at LaGrange Park Convent

Sister Mary John Patrick daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Balen Sr of 3830 Harrison Ave and Sister Mary Philip daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Gardner of 4025 Vernon Ave were two celebrants in a vows ceremony Aug 15 at the Our Lady of Bethlehem Convent chapel 1000 West Ogden Ave LaGrange Park. Sister John Patrick and Sister Filip formerly of St Barbara parish made their final vows of poverty chastity and obedience at Mass offered by Rt Rev Msgr Frederick Hillenbrand of St Marys Evanston in the presence of relatives and friends.

Mary John Patrick John P. Balen Sr Harrison Ave Mary Philip D. J. Gardner Vernon Ave Our Lady of Bethlehem West Ogden Ave LaGrange Park John Patrick Filip St. Barbara Parish Frederick Hillenbrand St. Mary’s Church Evanston

Brookfield Teen Dance Nights Draw Crowds at National Hall

The Brookfield Teenage Dance Club held its third event at National Hall on Aug 12. Attendance reached 124 with no wallflowers. Volunteers including Dorothy Garst and Jean and Mel Young decorated and offered dance instruction, as the weekly dances run 8:30 to 10:30 pm through Sept 2, inviting all Brookfield teens and one out of town guest.

Brookfield National Hall Prairie Ave Dorothy Garst Virginia Reel Bill Radke Jean Mel Young

Steal Lumber From SDA Building Reported

A report that lumber was stolen from the new Illinois Conference of the Seventh Day Adventists building on Prairie north of the post office was turned over to the police on August 20. The structure is under construction.

Illinois Conference of the Seventh Day Adventists

New Crossing Gates Installed at Burlington Crossing

Fragmentary text describes installation of new gates at the crossing of Burlington, mentioning a gateman and workmen with concrete houses on either side of Prairie. The readable notes indicate gate erection and memory of the old setup, with references to shanty and stevedore terms.

Burlington Tee

Children’s Zoo And Farm To Open Thursday In Chicago Park

The Chicago Zoological Park will open the Children's Zoo and Farm on Thursday August 20. A baby elephant about 38 inches high and 18 months old will be on display with small bears tigers lambs goats chickens ducks hedgehogs a tortoise and a hare in attendance. Keeper Clifford Jones will showcase the baby elephant to Beverly Dougherty and Paula Schulz. The exhibit features a silo barn windmill wishing wells a pig sty and a large pigeon loft.

Chicago Zoological Park Clifford Jones Beverly Dougherty North Riverside Paula Schulz Riverside

Nazareth to Begin 53rd Year in Fall

Nazareth Academy in La Grange Park begins its 58th scholastic year with over 700 students. Freshmen approx 200 girls, sophomores 285, juniors 150, seniors 120. New teachers added for expanded staff. opening Aug 31 to Sept 4 bookstore hours 9 to 8:80. School opens Sept 8 at 9 am with High Mass. Sophomores to seniors return to last year’s homeroom. freshmen receive programs in auditorium. Bus service unchanged. letters to students Aug 20. New teachers include Miss Virginia Kraman French Latin. Miss Virginia Doria social studies. Miss Arianne Loversky Spanish. Miss Frances Mazurek mathematics. Miss Gloria Witkowski commercial. Miss Lucille Solis physical education.

Nazareth Academy la Grange Park West Towns Virginia Kraman N. Edgewood Ave St. Teresa’s College Winona Minn Virginia Doria Mundelein College Arianne Loversky Rosary College Frances Mazurek de Paul University Gloria Witkowski Marquetté University Wey Lucille Solis

Family Reunion Held At Brookfield Zoo Picnic Grounds

Relatives from Redwood and Chicago gathered for a family reunion on the Brookfield Zoo picnic grounds adjoining the Elm Avenue area. John McIntyre and Vernon Chamberlain hosted with attendees from Elm Avenue Rockchester Avenue and nearby communities.

John McIntyre

Riverside Brookfield High School Fall Workshop Opens New Building

Riverside Brookfield High School will open its fall and winter term with an attendance target of 1000 to 1100 faculty. The new east wing will be ready, housing first and second floor classrooms, music recital rooms, a Little Theatre, gym and swimming pool. A faculty workshop August 31 to September 4, led by Wilma Buchholz as chair, features sessions on citizenship and department briefings.

Riverside-Brookfield High School Haebich Little Theatre Frank Hodek, Jr Board of Education Supt Miss Michael Mr. Thompson Brae

Dr Shipley to Preach Sunday at Brookfield Church

Dr David Shipley will deliver the quiet spoken sermon at Brookfield Methodist Church Sunday at 6 o clock in the evening. Aug 38 appears in the text.

Dr. Shipley David Shipley Will Brookfield

Lieutenant Sindelar Leads KMAG Artillery Training Team

Lt Edward J Sindelar, of 3511 Arden Ave, serves with the Korean Military Advisory Group at the ROK Army training center near Kwang Ju. He advises the South Korea Artillery School on materiel and trains artillery officer candidates and officers in advanced technical courses. Sindelar joined the Army in 1951, arrived overseas last May, and is a Faragut High School alumnus who earned a Northwestern University BS in Business Administration. KMAG, created in 1948, aims to build a capable Korean Army to defend against aggression.

Korean Military Advisory Group Edward J. Sindelar Arden, Ave KMAG ROK Army Training Center Kwang-Ju South Korea Artillery School Department of Materiel Lidut Sindelar Artilley Farragut High School Chicago Northwestern University

Brookfield Village Notes and Local Hi Lights

The Magnet thanks Virginia Novak publicity chair of Edward Feely Unit 190 American Legion Auxiliary for publishing articles. Personal items include Charles H Beatty United Airlines first officer appointment. Brookfield residents attending visits and guest calls. Adolph Baldi's death noted. Mrs Evert Carlson and Mrs Ted Pence callers. L Morell Grogs former resident visiting. Jim MacGowan seen near Prairie Ave. Hodge Paden and Jim Aylesworth discuss Indiana corn crop. Thelma Markland elected president elect of Edward Feely auxiliary. visitors Carol Altheide Hollywood Willis Blaher and others at The Magnet office noted.

Virginia Novak Edward Feely The American Legion Magnet American Legion Auxiliary Charles H. Beatty Grandblvd United Airlines Brookfield Friends Adolph Baldi Ogders Ave Lyons Casey Flowers Brookfield Americans Legion Carol Altheide Hollywood Willis Blaher Anollywood Wier Fisher's Mike Colgrass BB. C Juengel New Magnet Stevege

End of Regs tion Swimming Season at Willow Springs Pool

The last meeting of the Regs tion Swimming group occurred at Willow Springs pool in the morning, with about 220 registered swimmers this summer. Certificates and buttons were awarded to top performers as beginners and rowing swimmers completed tests and received Swim cards tracking progress. Officials listed include Rita Dreher, Barbara Gilliam, and Paul Przew, under recreation superintendent Isabel Radke and instructors Saperstein Grimes. Plans were outlined for Brookfield high school recreational swimming programs.

Regstion Willow Springs Pool Sessi Brookfield Recreation Pers Eeli Cates Richard Ken Carnahan Frank Ed Myrna Ejiserman Mike Kenlyn Gay George- Joyce Gillam Charles Mark Morgan Robin Over Ken Peterka Helen Prasakewyn Rita Dreher Kather Barbara Gilliam Susan J Karen Jirka Peggy Janes Kiehl Kathleen Krabee Kubes Arlene Malysiak Michaelson Helen Mueller Ann Pales

Leonard Wood Mo Tucek Stars In Campaign

An obscure political note mentions Leonard Wood of Missouri and Tucek, whose wife lived at 8124 Oak, with a 1948 graduate school reference. The fragment hints at campaign involvement and local ties but lacks clear roles or outcomes.

Wood Tucek Oak

Army Navy Mayo Parade Attendance Seen by Large Crowd

A large crowd witnessed a parade with the army and navy in attendance near Mayo village. The blood bank was to be held during the event while two organizations coordinated the parade activities.

Army Navy Mayo Winal

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Charlie General Assembly United Nations Soviet Union Britain Archie Schonemann LaGrange Park Convent SDA Children’s Zoo Nazareth Harold Bash Kaiser Willam B. Bartels Frank S. Kanelos Harold T. Kracht Lindahl Ernst Wagner Arthur Lake Shore Peru Hine Europe Leland Wilma Buchholz Mary Houston Albert S. Harnstrom Marie Hine Murrill D. Sanders Morton
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