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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
2
Senior diplomas awarded at R-H as four boys finish courses. Pep assembly featured a "Strangler" Myer vs Schmidt wrestling match and new Lettermen officers. Local events include choir and theater plans, scholarships and a Goth minority.
Edward Feeley Post No 190 schedules its next meeting for Monday January 27 at 8 15 pm inviting all managers and players from the 1946 softball league to attend. Trophies will be awarded to the top three finishers and a team trophy for best sportsmanship. Auxiliary to entertain January 28 at 8 pm with renewed support. Comrade ASaro leads member renewals for 1947 in W Markward’s absence due to heart attack. Reinstate Salata life insurance by February 1947 for WWII veterans. act now with Anthony Brockman for details.
Mr and Mrs James MacKay entertained at dinner with guests from Oak Park Chicago and nearby towns. Other hosts include Mr and Mrs Hugh Leslie and Estelle Roble, Mr and Mrs Callentine, and Mr and Mrs E Belknap. dining groups also gather at the Barrows and Stiles homes with multiple families attending. A Mercedes Texas fruit ranch hosts D G McGregor wintering away. Russell Cuthbert returns from New York business trip. Jessie Hammer visits Blanchard avenue, Ruth Anderson leads a sewing circle at Congress Park Church. Sam Gervase presides over a ladies sewing and craft group. Earl Virden returns from Washington DC and Kansas City conventions and visits his friends there.
Mr and Mrs Robert Ogle entertained Mr and Mrs Fred Ruesch ard daughter Marian Wednesday evening January 15 in celebration of Mr Oglines birthday anniversary. Mr and Mrs Ben Grunnet have bought the property at 3824 Cleveland avenue and hope to move there soon. Mrs Grunnet is the former Florence Bart. Mr and Mrs Ed Pinner arrived Saturday from Miami Florida for a visit with his brother the John Pinners of Vernon avenue. Mr and Mrs Harold Kosik 1418 60th court Cicero are the parents of a son Donald Lee born December and Mrs Kosik is the former Viola Oss Nancy Rowland and Donna Harbeck spent the weekend with Nancys sister Ruth who is a senior at Grinnell College in Grinnell Iowa.
During the war the metal working industries surged, greatly increasing output for shipbuilding. It is now said to be a hundred million dollars a year business, reflecting the scale of defense related manufacturing and related demand.
The report notes profits at 5.50 per cent, 5.02 per cent, and mentions a 1916 rate, reflecting differing returns across periods.
Felt can be used to make house slippers handbags or mittens for a school child. It may be stretched shrunk or molded with steam and a hot iron and sewn as cloth. Grease spots can be removed with a dry-cleaning solvent.
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