Fragmentary notice from a Chicago holiday context
Fragmented OCR text refers to Rosemere Avenue and holidays in Chicago with unclear details about a baby or person names.
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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1948
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text refers to Rosemere Avenue and holidays in Chicago with unclear details about a baby or person names.
Mrs Walter F Bruhn of West Olive Michigan visits the Veverka family over the weekend. Friends call on her including Mr and Mrs L Pazuk Mrs Emily Haymes and MaryAnn, Mrs A Eriha and G Crouse and son Bob of Cicero. Charles Campbell Moellers receives infant baptism at grandparents home with godparents Prof and Mrs Ralph Pouring. Hollywood welcomes two families to the community and local club and school events noted. The Three Bones play at Goodman theatre on Saturday January 3. Holiday season ends as students return to school January 4.
The Firefly program returns to the Blackstone Theater Chicago for Christmas week celebrations marking its thirty fifth birthday in Boston. Arthur Thummerstein, uncle of Oscar Vantnerstein, first presented Rudel Friml’s musical hits in Bronebwry with Teetttini as star. The current revival features Jack Goode Sparky Kaye and young cast with Grazia Aurelia Beverly Shearer and others in romantic and comic leads. The show runs nightly with matinees Saturdays and Sundays.
Prof rank B Rowley of the University of Minnesota says moisture condensation in walls and ceilings is a common home issue. He suggests vapor barriers built into new homes or suitable interior paints can prevent or reduce the problem in existing houses.
Numerous North Side residents hosted dinners and open houses over Christmas week. Notable gatherings included the Neuman family at 3923 Elm Avenue, the Dycks of Custer Avenue welcoming Mrs Dyck’s sister Miss Lucie Lee, and the Metzger home on Forest Avenue hosting relatives. Others entertaining included the Klekovich family, the Potzlers, the Klocks, the Rose family with guests from Joliet, the Mack family with relatives in Forest Park, and about 50 guests at McAloon’s open house on Oak Avenue.
A nutrition note cites Prof Henry Co Sherman in Foods stating bread regardless of white or brown contributes to digestion by adding meal mass and texture aiding mechanical and chemical digestion. It also supports digestive tract hygiene and overall comfort of digestion when eaten with three meals daily.
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