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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
6
A compact chronicle from Brookfield area pages detailing incidents and local milestones. Notables include retirements within major service firms, school openings, public notices, obituaries, honors, and community events across 1951. Highlights mention Brookfield Recreation Commission summer play, Kiwanis zoo day, LTHS graduation figures, and local civic actions.
A hospital and community notices list multiple local figures and events. Dec 27 totals show a drive of 7100 dollars for Riverside Brookfield High School expansion plans. Other items include a gunshot victim in Berwyn, a war prisoner report, a drowning in Salt Creek, a local author release Sinbad the Gorilla, and staff updates at Camp Breckenridge.
Boxelder is a maple in the same tree family as sugar maple. The statement identifies Boxelder as a maple and notes its relation to the sugar maple group.
ST Myles Cunat returns from Brown University for holidays while Mrs. T. H. Flaherty hosts sister Mrs. Irwin Golan and family from Fort Worth. Mrs. Biel heads to California for winter and Tom and Ken Flaherty are home from Northwestern. Helen Frisch Cunat attended a Society of American Musicians dinner with Rudolph Ganz as guest of honor. Frank Edwinson hosts both families for Christmas with 25 guests. William List welcomes the H. L. Schultz family from Lost Nation, Iowa for the holidays.
The Edward Mallards with children Mary-Ann and Jackie enjoyed Christmas with Mrs. Mallard's parents in Antioch Illinois. Mr and Mrs J Gasparatti on Riverside Avenue hosted 24 guests for Christmas dinner. Mr and Mrs Casimier Wolajkowski on Riverside Avenue entertained 18 guests for Christmas dinner.
A newborn daughter named for her father Jay S. Frye of Faesher Peaters arrives at Fr. Luke's hospital on December 11, 1961. Ann, the baby’s older sister, is at home awaiting the new arrival.
A recipe snippet describes leftover vegetables melin ing snap beans lima bean cory peas and carrots reheated and served again with a cheese sauce, indicating a simple reutilization method. The fragment shows a basic approach to repurposing unused produce into a new dish.
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