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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
1
Readers urge Brookfield War Memorial association to add civic group representatives and expand the fund from 200 to create a living memorial. They argue better to sustain daily service to the living and honor the dead with a community effort beyond a stone monument. Signed by local veterans and residents.
Impressive military rites are planned tonight for Rainbow veteran Hs Chicago native A. Finer who died Monday. The Rainbow Veterans' association and the Rainbow division of VEW will participate. Surviving are his widow Imo two brothers Raymond of California and an uncle Mr and Mrs Arasky of Waukegan.
Cupboard maintained the early lead at Brookfield Manor despite Teman's Koxar Blues rally. Canes Park Liquers extended a winning streak with a key pair, while Steere and Ott posted strong pins to keep THARION standings competitive.
Dordthi Anderson discusses readers mistaken beliefs about library entertainment. The piece highlights non fiction and humorists like Thurber Parker Benchley and Damon as enjoyable escapes. It invites patrons to explore shelves and discover genuine entertainment offerings.
Mr and Mrs Alfred M Shaleen of Congress Park celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary at their home in Coal City MA on Sunday. Guests included relatives from Joliet Morris Chicago West Frankfort and Centralia with four of five daughters present. Mr Svaleen a longtime Wright and Lawrence pharmacist plans retirement to Marengo on a daughter’s farm. couple moved to La Grange 11 years ago and have lived in Congress Park 37 years.
Mrs Anna Bixter 51 of 3719 Morton died Sunday at Berwyn hospital after a heart attack. Funeral services were held here Tuesday at Nepil Funeral Home with Rev Harry Fox officiating. Interment followed in Martinsburg Indiana beside her mother in law. Survived by husband Orville D Bixter two daughters Jane Henry and Dorothy Chapman and son Dean. The husband is on a brief missionary tour in Japan and could not attend. Born near Central City, she moved to Louisville with her mother, later marrying Bixter. They served as missionaries in Japan beginning in 1919 and returned only for furloughs until 1986. They ministered in Nashville Tenn and Augusta Ga before moving to Broomfield Church of Christ in 1940.
The text explains that proper tightness is crucial in assembly operations and notes devices like a tunable flashshow that indicate when the target torque is reached. It mentions a recent wrench and describes a preset torque trigger a click and a dial reading, with a reflex stop to turning.
The Tigers pulled ahead by one game over the Badgers last Friday in Protestant bowling league action at the Methodist church. Eight games separate the top eight teams in the standings. Herb Eggert rolled a 227 high game and Brilerman of the Congregational Wildcats posted a 603 high series for the evening.
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