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Newspaper

Brookfield Magnet

Location

Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1951

Page

7

Uncle Sam and international finance in a cold world

Archie Schonemann muses on postwar diplomacy and U S aid under Truman, noting the cost and diplomacy as a showcase of power. He imagines Uncle Sam as blunt yet realistic, preserving hard ground while a sick world relies on American generosity amid frigid winter weather and local town musings.

France Truman Sam Uncle Sam Four Freedoms League of Nations United Nations Uncle United States

Car crashes plate glass window at Fisher's Pharmacy

Frozen brakes caused a Thursday January 25 crash at Fisher's Pharmacy on Grand Street. A car driven by Mrs Bob Langele leapt the curb and struck the plate glass in the Been her building. The bumper bottom appeared to chip terra cotta from the lower facade.

Grand 7 Bob Langele

Nancy of Brookfield Zoo Elephant Clan Dies at 37

Nancy, one of the oldest elephants at Brookfield Zoo, died after what appeared to be a heart attack. Gifted by George Getz from a private Holland, Michigan zoo, she was about 37 years old and had lived at the zoo for approximately two decades with generally good health.

Nancy Brookfield Zoo George Getz Holland Mich Roberts Bean Park

Degree Awarded to John Weigle Jr at Illinois Tech

Mrs A J Bart of 4124 Blanch Park and Mrs John Weigle Jr (Sylvia Bart) attended the Illinois Institute of Technology commencement at Orchestra Hall on Jan 27. John Weigle Jr received a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and later planned to work in Burlington Railroad's Chicago engineering office.

John Weigle Jr Illinois Tech A. J. Bart Blanchan Ave Congress Park John Weigle, Jr Sylvia Bart Burlington Ave LaGrange Illinois Institute of Technology Orchestra Hall Weigle Bart Jack Burlington Railroad Chicago

Brookfield Sports Club Hosts Second Ice Fishing Contest

The Brookfield Sports men's Club held its second annual ice fishing contest at Fox Lake with 29 entries, eight by women, despite icy roads and poor fish bite. Winners included non-member James Hapien and member Joseph Duran, with junior Thomas Duran and Mrs. Joseph Duran among top placers. Club officials note frequent arrivals by plane to the lake and invite all to the next outing on February 4 at the clubhouse.

Brookfield Sportsmen's Club Fox Lake Mineola Hotel al Noland James Hapien Joseph Duran Thomas Duran Durans Bill Zobrak Karl Anderson Ruby Gajdos A. Strobi

Thieves Break Into Sullivan Cadillac Garage

Police report a January 27 intrusion at the Sullivan Cadillac garage Ogden Eberty. Thieves forced a rear door with a chisel but did not obtain any loot.

Sullivan- Cadillac Ogden-Eberty Jen

Brookfield Community Almanac Open House and Local Notes

Brookfield residents share Open House at Gross School January 24 with recreation leaders and program directors. Navy enlistee Joe Rohrbacher trains at Great Lakes after A B graduate work at A P LaGrange. February dates planned include Daughters of Isabella meeting and Mardi Gras at Lincoln School with Riverside Brookfield concerts plus a high school musical interlude. The Magnet thanks readers in Florida for keeping in touch.

Joe Rohrbacher Lexington Ave U. S. Navy Great Lakes Joe A&p LaGrange Henry Fueture Daughters of Isabella St. Barbara’s Mable Westendorf Lincoln Era Lincoln School Riverside- Broontiad Community Concert Association Riverside-Broofield High School Riverside-Brookfield High School

Plans On Precinct Changes In Village Hall

Village officers and spectators met at the village hall Tuesday night to discuss plans for equalizing voting populations across precincts. The conference followed previous talks by the village board and aims at creating uniform quotas, addressing top heavy and under quota precincts.

Mercury’s Frigid Village Weather Report and Transport Hustle

The week brings a 13 degree below zero chill as Village Manager Bash notes several minor meter freezes. Cabs surge for quick transport while garages handle stalled cars and neighbors push to move autos. Northwest winds push people indoors as Riverside Brookfield High warms with a new heating unit set to boost comfort. students ride buses packed to the doors during the cold spell.

Archie Schonemann Bash Riverside- Brookfield High School

Hollywood Church Names New Trustees and Activities

Hollywood Community church elected Lynne Castle Frank Edwinson and Charles J Beranek as trustees by Sunday vote with Robert Beaudoin joining the board The women’s auxiliary plans a February 2 party at 8 pm inviting the public Mrs Charles Moira chairs and Mrs Alton Holding is president Rev Curtis M Glick will lead devotions and speak on Laange radio February 1 3 at 7 45 to 8 am.

Hollywood Community Church Lynne Castle Frank Edwinson Charles J. Beranek Robert Beaudoin Charles ‘Moira Alton Holding Curtis M. Glick Laange

Riverside Brookfield Community Concert Elects Officers

The Riverside Brookfield Community Concert association elected George T. Schreiber president succeeding Judge John C. Lowe at the Jan 23 meeting in the high school. Directors include Judge Lowe and 20 others. officers for the year are President George Schreiber First vice president C Harold Bush second vice president Mrs Paul Coons secretary Mrs J J Krieger treasurer D L Brown dinner chairman Mrs Richard Abram publicity chairman Mrs T J Brenneman. A kickoff dinner March 19 starts the membership drive with Columbia Artists Management aid. A violin piano duo performs Feb 22 at the school auditorium, rescheduled from Feb 19. The 1950 51 climax features Gladys Swarthout March 19 in recital at Riverside.

Riverside-Brookfield Community Concert Association George T. Schreiber John C. Lowe John Lowe Paul Stephan D. L. Brown John Clifton Harold Bash I. E. Haebich Edward Havlik Charles Wabner C. Harold Bush Paul Coons J. J. Krieger Richard Abram T. J. Brenneman Craig Hutchinson Columbia Artists Management James de la Fuente Samuel Sorin Riverside-Brookfield High School Gladys Swarthout Metropolitan Opera Tadio Blackhawk Rd Riverside

Riverside Brookfield High Orchestra to Perform A Musical Interlude

The Riverside Brookfield High School music department inaugurates its 1951 season with an orchestra concert titled A Musical Interlude. It will be held Sunday February 4 at 4 p.m. in the school auditorium. Louis Newmark conducts. Soloists include Ken Barnick and Jack Fritze on trumpet, Dorothy Trojan on clarinet, Eugene Givens on violin, David Frick on violin, Darlene Mitch dance, Pat Smith piano. Selections feature Scrambled Opera Oh Susanna Little Brown Jug and pieces from Show Boat Miserlon Park Avenue Fantasy Procession of the Sardar Soldiers Dance from The Red Poppy.

Riverside-Brookfield High School Louis Newmark Ken Barnick Jack Fritze Pal Dorothy Trojan Eugene Givens Thais David Frick Symphonie Espanol Darlene Mitch Pat Smith Miserlon

Piano Quartet To Close S.E. Club Season

The Philharmonic Piano Quartet closes the Sunday Evening Club season with a 7:30 p.m. concert at Lyons Township High School. The program blends classical and pops selections and features Ada Kopeta, Bertha Melnik, John Scales, Max Walmer, and Max Bomhard as organizer. Tickets are not required, and a free will offering supports the event.

The Philharmonic Piano Quartet Sunday Evening Club Lyons Township High School Mma Lewiohn Stadium Ada Kopeta Julliard Julliard Graduate School James Priskin Rdouard Steuermann New York City Symphony Radio City Music Hall Bertha Melnik Alexander Siloti American Conservatory Fontainebleau Robert “Asadesus New York Town Hall Max Bomhard Princeton University Orchestra Glee Club

Witches Club pictured in TV Mirror February issue

Members of the Witches club, seven years together, appear in the February TV Mirror magazine with the Don Mc Neill breakfast club. Dorothy Sengstock was previously interviewed. present members include Shirley Studer Mildred Hall Mae Koett Polly Ogden Maxine De Wees Marion Wiess Nellie Sengstock Dorothy Sengstock. absent Amy Rielly Marge Lindburg. Most members reside in Brookfield and Congress Park with Dorothy Sengstock in Westmont.

Witches Club TV Mirror Don McNeill Dorothy Songstock Mmes Shirley Studer Mildred Hall Mae Koett Polly Ogden Maxine de Wees Marion Wiess Nellie Sengstock Dorothy Sengstock Amy

Brookfield Auxiliary Police Forms First Meeting

The Brookfield Auxiliary Police held its first meeting on Tuesday evening January 30 at the Hollywood Community House. Stanley Hale leads the group and plans a training course including first aid and routine police duties. Male residents may contact Mr. Hale to join as the force grows to aid Civilian Defense and the Brookfield Police.

Brookfield Hollywood Stanley Hale Hale

Riverside-Brookfield Grad Leads Illini Play

Jacqueline Unger, a Riverside-Brookfield High School alumna and University of Illinois freshman, starred in An Enemy of the People a five act comedy at the university. Unger, a member of the Illinois Theatre Guild, formerly lived with her grandmother Mrs Marge Kugel on Prairie Ave.

Jacqueline Unger Riverside-Brookfield High School University of Illinois Miss Unger Illinois Theatre Guild Marge Kugel Prairie Ave

Lincoln PTA Mardi Gras at Lincoln School Friday

The Lincoln School Parent Teacher Association plans a Mardi Gras event on Friday February 2 at 6 30 pm in the school. Each grade offers a booth or show from a junior merry go round to candy booths valentine displays and a fish pond. The event includes an auction sale balloons a farm room and games with eighth grade hosting a bakery sale. PTA members urge friends and neighbors to attend and enjoy the program.

Lincoln School Parent_Teacher association John Pernicka Ways and Means Committee PTA

Man Held on Disorderly Conduct Charge

Pete F. Thomas was booked on a disorderly conduct charge after police found him in a locked room at his home 3811 Harrison Ave on January 25. He reportedly took poison. police gave first aid and he was hospitalized.

F. Thomas Harrison Ave

Brookfield Amvets officer delivers weekly magazines to veterans

Ken Teuscher, service officer of Dist. 1 Amvets, delivers free Brookfield Magnet copies to veterans at Hines and Vaughan hospitals. Dist. 1 has 60 posts in Cook County. Teuscher also serves in William T. Gross post 99. He spends days on service work, delivering gifts to the men, and resides at 8428 Parkview.

David H. Markland Brookfield Recreation Commission Edwin Dropka R. A. Farrell George Schreiber Charlotte Kravulka Gross School Norman Darnell Magnet O. H Rockhoff Springfield Ill Ken Teuscher Amvets Dist. 1 Gross Post Hines and Vaughan Frank Derrick Brookfield Woman's Club WOPA Jak Park Marion W. Thomas Wie Ehlert David Markland Hummel and Martin Grass Congress Park Schreiber and Kruvalke Brook- Hen Granast Ben. Grundset Cook County Teuscher William T. Gross Parkview Hall Teuscher E* Gross U.S. Army Engineers Southwest Pacific Sarmand Ibe Ni

Big 4 Questions Dominate West Suburban Officials Meeting

West Suburban Officials met at Dow Grove on Jan 18 to discuss four main topics including inter-d municipal cooperation, garbage disposal, Salt and Flag creeks waterways, and civilian defense. Village leaders urged action on garbage disposal with LaGrange to decide by Jan 22 and a bid ad noted in The Grange Citizen. Plan to pool efforts across villages received general approval and a $100 per village proposal was discussed for joint action.

Tion Dow Grove Basha Brookfield Sheen LaGrange Grange Citizen Saltan Creek Weishel Brooktiaa

Budget bond proposal plans improvements for Hollywood and Ames schools

A Wednesday night advisory committee outlined a $945000 bond issue to fund additions and improvements at Hollywood and Ames schools. Proposed totals include $245000 for two new classrooms a music room a multipurpose auditorium and five rooms at Hollywood planned intermedia arts and crafts spaces $590000 for a combined arts and crafts complex and a $110000 heating system replacement at Ames School. The special election date will be set after the district board approves the proposal.

Central Ucation Hollywood Clas A.F. Ames Posal Dist Board of Education

Illinois Wrestles Sectional at Riverside Set for Feb 16

Illinois state sectional tournaments are set for Riverside Brookfield with events on the 16th and 17th. Frank Melia is noted as a favorite in the 165 pound class as wrestlers prepare for the sectional meet.

Ilinois Riverside-Brookfield Frank Melia

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Fisher’ S Pharmacy George Schrieber Carlotte Kruvulka Gross Michael Kellogg Emilie Belaklarek Jack Bergman Arlene Musil Bill Eskey Joyce Petrik Gale Gross Marlene Soncarty Jack Rhind Win Mann Jane Burns Earl Fetta Gail Loess Paul Fullerton Lucille Kuncil Phillip Hammerschmitt Bill Gill Janice Holomka Herbert Davis Diana Pulver Kent Edwards Carel Thomas George Markland Ronald le Kander Bruce Dunn Grace Lemke George Liska Richard Betti Darlene Newell Ron Lyons Harold Sites Dolores Neumann George Smetana Clifford Johnson James McLain Richard McCormick James V. Bloomquist Charles Feller Zoo Elephant Clan Florida Harold Mercury Hollywood Church R-B Community Concert Group Names Officers S.E Casadesus Mozart Overture Turina Peter and the Wolf Prokofieff Call Brookfield Lincoln Pta Pete A
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