Real Estate and Cleaners Featured in Local Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of Real Estate, Cleaners, Manor Cleaners, and Bunny Browne's, with monetary figures and item codes. The text appears as a garbled roster of ads or results, referencing facilities and services without coherent narrative or dates.
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Eee Cleaners
Wwe
IGA
Mraz Drugs
Bunny Browne
Manor Cleaners
Winter bowling results from LaGrange league meet
Rich Port Realtors defeated Walker's Service Station and LaGrange Federals led by high games from Doris 221 and Dana 201 while individuals Doris 221 and Medea Snow 509 headlined the high series. Handicap leaders included Kubricht Phar and Weiland Mart with team marks Kubricht Phar 2879 and Lobster House 2793. Dec 9, 1953.
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Geehee Carl
Rich
Port Realtors
Walker
Thomas and Foy
LaGrange Federals
Gervase Cleaners
Mesich
Beice
Veteraans Garage
Doris
Dana
Hansen
L. Bober
Schwartz
Rossbach
Leonard
Richards
Moreno
Crist
Kubricht Phar
Radtke Interiors
Lobster House
Jim Gothard
Weiland Mart
Kubricht
Phar
Medea Snow
Lilian Anderson
Virginia Kennedy
Loretta Wager
Fran Basco
C. Sloan
Corn Declared Nation's Top Feed Grain by Value
The New United States grain market identifies corn as the most important feed grain with a value around five billion dollars, surpassing all other crops in dollar terms and highlighting its economic dominance in farming.
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United States
LTIC cagers set pre holiday schedule with Thornton and Wilson
Dick Leiber's LTIC cagers close the pre holiday phase with two league games in Vaughan gym and Chicago, both at 7 30. Ramblers own a 2 2 conference mark. LaGrange beat Williams 70 55 in a non league game after a 79 58 loss to Morton in Cicero Dec 10. Morton led 27 27 at halftime, then pulled away in the fourth, with Fancher and Schmidt keying the Rambler attack.
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Dick Leiber
Ltic Cagers
Thornton
Harvey
Vaughan Gym
Wilson
Chicago
the Ramblers
LaGrange
George Williams
Morton
Cicero
Alarton
Cicero Cagers
Themblers
Mortonians
Schmidt
Fancher
Rambler
la Grange
Meorton
Ramblers
La Grange Ramblers Battle for Early Lead in Quarter
Wally Johnson and Jim Larimer fueled a hot start with consistent shots as Johnson led scoring with 24 points on 10 field goals and 4 free throws. Dick Mikuta added 22, Ken Meinhart and Dick Schmidt each 11. Jerry Riler contributed 11 of La Grange’s 14 first‑quarter points.
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Johnson
Dick Mikuta
Ken Meinhart
Dick Schmidt
Ramblers
George Williams
Foward
Jerry Riler
la Grange
George Willams
Big John Kickels
Debaters Attend Township Tournament and Workshop
Debaters from Nies Township high school held a tournament on December 5 with several LT Debate teams guided by sponsor Ivan Rhen. On December 12 they traveled to a debate workshop at the University of Wilnois, with twenty East Aurora high school students joining the La Grange team.
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Nies Township High School
Ivan Rhen
University of Wilnois
East Aurora High School
la Grange
LaGrange Top Scorer Leads Half Time Gap Narrowing
At halftime the score stood 42 to 23. LaGrange’s top scorers were Riley with 25, Kickers 16, and Schmidt 14, while Spina, the center for George Williams, led all players with 16 points.
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LaGrange
Riley
Kickers
Schmidt
Spina
George Williams
Local League Scores Show Close Loss for LaGrange Park
LaGrange Park fell 873 to 839 at Western Springs in a tight game. Riverside beat Lyons 797 to 528. North Riverside defeated McCook 607 to 540. Individual leaders included Kreuz 262 and Walker 249 for LaGrange No 1, Azarello 243 for Brookfield No 1, Gray 240 and Barcal 232 for Brookfield No 1.
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LaGrange ‘Park
Western Springs
Riverside
Lyons
North Riverside
McCook
LaGrange No. 1
Charles Kreuz
John Walker
James Cline
Howard Heinen
Robert Berry
Nick Coriano
Ted Moeller
John Miller
Azzarello
Brookfield No
Brookfield No. 2
Tony Azzarello
Paul Gray
Pigatt
Riverside dominates league clash amid close scores
Sgt Paul Behnke led Western Sprit to a hard earned victory over LaGrange Park with 242. Howard Smrt 218 and Charles Petersen 216 followed. Sgt Gay O Haver 197 also featured as Riverside’s Lt Palzer 209 and Trader 203 helped their win. Lyons had Vanduka 157 and Bouska 153. McCook’s Haase 177 paced his team while Agostino 174 led McCook.
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Paul Behnke
LaGrange Park
Cer
Howard Smrt
Charles Petersen
Gay
O’haver
Mit Sage
Lyons
Riverside
Avere Formato
Rudolph
Smith
Oe Vanduka
Bouska
Huizingashé
Miskulin
North
Riverall
McCook Haase
Budovec
Kropacek
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