Woman led home economics classes at local school
Walter L. Payne announces winter term courses taught by Mrs Regina Wagner in home economics at Holmes High School Pittsburg master’s graduate from Mt. Union and instructor for three years. The course covers meats salads soups and desserts helping men learn cooking in a modern school laboratory. Sessions run January 30 31 and February 1 80 pm at the Walnut office phone La 438 for bulletins.
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Regina
Buclidave
Berwyn
Mt. ‘Ittsbure
Tonsin
Pittsburg
Holmes High School
Pittseeree Eoe
Honnomics
Nentown
Ange
Ie Light and Heat Co
High Wal
Employees’ Suggestion Plan Raises Awards to 2500
Wilson, president, announced broad changes to the company wide suggestion plan. The immediate changes include higher cash awards and a larger maximum for adopted suggestions. Since inception, 145,000 suggestions have been adopted with an average award of 40 dollars, totaling 5,740,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Wilson
U. S
My Alaska Adventures speaker at LaGrange club dinner
Harold Eide, gold miner and Eskimo trader born in Northern Norway, will discuss his Alaska years in My Alaska Adventures at the Congregational Men's club dinner in LaGrange at 6 45 pm on Wednesday January 10. President David B Moore will lead, Rev Thomas L Crosby will introduce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eide
Alaska
Congregational Men’s Club
LaGrange
David B. Moore
Duplex press keeps printing past records at Citizen papers
The Citizen notes its 24 page Duplex rotary press in Battle Creek runs 18 000 an hour and helped set 1950 records. It printed 1312 LaGrange papers in one run and delivered 144 808 inches of retail ads, plus 18 664 inches of classified ads across the Citizen group. The Pantagraph and Star histories are praised as the old machine earns 5 080 pages for multiple papers. A February 4 service cycle is planned to push 1951 records further.
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Bloomington
Ill
Mich
Star
Citizen
Battle Creek
LaGrange
la Grange Park
Gossnike
Lia Grange Citizen
Laterange
Cook County Legion Auxiliary to Meet January 5 in Chicago
The Cook County council of the American Legion auxiliary will hold its first 1951 meeting Friday January 5 at 1 p m in the Louis XVI room Sherman hotel Chicago Mrs Walter H Carlson to preside A combined program on Americanism national security and legislation led by Mrs Thomas McManus and Mrs Fred W Leach will feature Colonel Paul G Armstrong past commander Illinois and Square Post No 232 as principal speaker A Tide of Toys collection for overseas children sponsored with CARE will be discussed Also mention of Rosary College student Doris Kucera hosting a party at her home December 30 with dancing noted.
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Cook County Council of the
American Legion, Auxiliary
Sherman Hotel
Chicago
Walter H. Carlson
American Legion Auxiliary
Thomas McManus
National Security
Fred W. Leach
Paul G. Armstrong
Department of Illinois
American Legion
State Draft Board of
Illinois
Cook
Ght ‘Counnels
Cook County
Cook County Council
Patrick C S J guest at Halligan home in Chicago
Crow St Mary 16th Riverside and Sister M John Patrick C S J third grade teacher at St John Fisher Chicago visited Mr and Mrs J P Halligan last week. Sister Alma, former Superior of St Barbara's School, is well remembered for years.
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Crow
St.Mary
Riverside
M. John Patrick
C. S.J
St. John Fisher
Chicago
Alma
St.Barbara’s School
Dreher Family Attends Marilyn Dreher Suter Wedding
The George Dreher and Ted Dreher families attended the wedding of Marilyn Dreher to Richard Suter held Saturday in Bensenville Tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dreher
Ted Dreher
Nice
Marilyn Dreher
Richard Suter
Bensenville
Club planning holiday fair committee named
Young people from schools and colleges join in planning for the holidays. Among those who had a recent part in planning were Chuck Hohmann president Welen Breen dance chairman and Dorothy Bradie treasurer.
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Chuck ‘Hohmann
Welen
Breen
Dorothy Bradie
New LTHS Gym Set for January 15 Opening
The Leonard H. Vaughan building at LTHS is expected ready by January 15 with the first varsity game set for January 26 between Hinsdale Red Doves and East Lions. Delays pushed back from a planned January 11 opener as workers finish bleachers terrazzo flooring lobby work and floor sealing. The full building, including finishing touches, is due by May 1 according to Supt. George S. Alsen.
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Leonard H. Vaughan Music and Physical Education
LTHS
Hinsdale
Red Doves
East Lions
Cogar
George S. Alsen
Olsen
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Eyre
Walter L. Payne
Thomas L. Crosby
Fide
Norway
Spitsbergen
Nome
Eide
Saugerties, x. Y
BIOL
Mers
Tom McKenney
Ashland Avene LaGrange
Federal Insurance Corp
Bank OF Lyons
Ogden
Feplex Citizen
Doris Kucera
Arthur Ave
Rosary College
Aarty
NTA Confidentia
Tsea Ara
Northern
la Grange
Jack Buchanan
Mgr
Bigelow
Magee Artloom
Gulistan
DE Sitter Brothers Carpet Specialists
Furriers
la Grange Road
Fran Allison
Kukla
Fran and
Ollie
Kuklapolitan
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