Local Social Notes Include Visits and Weddings
A string of community mentions lists residents visiting relatives and attending events. Lois Stolla and Jean Kozlik vacationed visitors from Blanchan and Vand, with Mr. and Mrs. Goetsch hosting. Martha Jean Anderson and Annie Chapman plan travels to California and Minnesota respectively in coming weeks amid family gatherings and a forty eighth wedding anniversary celebration at The Wood Farm in Bensonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jean Anderson
D. Anof
Blanchan Ave
California
William P. Walt Jefferson
Vacation Tour Through Western States Reported
A fragment notes a family vacation trip by Mr and Mrs Louis Jr and Maryanne and Rovarik parents from West Chicago. They reportedly motored through states including Alaska Colorado Wyoming and Minnesota after leaving West Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Mrs. Louis Jr
Maryanne and
Rovarik
Hrabacka
Westcup
West Chicago
Araska
Colorado
Wyomthigen
Minnesota
Riverside-Brookings High School Seniors and Juniors List
A long OCR extracted roster lists seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen by name for Riverside-Brookings High School. It includes Diane Johnson Eric Stattin George Assemheimer Robert Buckley Norman Soderstrom Frank Staroba Kristine Swano Kathie Swenson and many others across classes with extensive student names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Johnson
Eric Stattin
George Assemheimer
Robert’ Buckley
Norman Soderstrom
Frank Staroba
Kristine Swano
Kathie Swenson
Toni Konchan
Bevan Lawrence
Judith McDonald
Kilburn MacMurraugh
Carol Neal
Patsy Patz
Elsie Eesmani
George Vojta
Virginia Wagner
Susan Hastings
Gail
Kylie
Gaylord Rogeness
Steve Anderson
Joan Bitner
Patricia Blaser
Nancy Child
John Fischer
Gordon Good‘man
Joan’ Henke
Geraldine Hevrdejs
Eileen Hladik
Betty Horalek
Mary Macdonnell
Lynn Miller
John Mills
Dariene Mitch
Kathryn Morton
Philip Nienstedt
Nancy Novotny
Marjorie Qrnelles
Shirley Riha
Bette Rockwood
William Skoumal
Dorothy Trojan
Joyce Anderson
Regina Bardauskas
Elaine Barone
Polly Dakin
Leslie Dolejs
Lillian Gordey
Bruce Holdsworth
Ann Jeffries
Janice Lindeman
Mary Lou Marshall
Owen McCaffrey
Ann McCormick
Barbara Morton
Patricia Nelson
John Opie
Nancy Rylander
Suzanne Schmitt
Charles Seibert
William Sykora
Carole Wagner
Jacqueline Wagner
Lorn Watson
Frederick Wellman
Roland Westholm
Charles Augustine
Jane Burns
Nancy Butler
Gloria Geiling
Susan Goodman
Susan Hubbard
Nancy Karel
Muriel Kozel
Nancy Kozelka
Robert Mihm
Virginia Moysey
Myra Penzel
Patricia Smith
Ronald Vinch
Viola Wallenta
Shirley Anderson
Loretta Bardauskas
Richard Blank
Patricia Bloomquist
Frederick Brokaski
Raymond Brokaski
Carolyn Copeland
Dorothy Cordes
Carol Cotta
Marcia Dow
Phyllis Gerhold
Patricia Glen
Carol
Edwin A Robson Appointed to First District Appellate Court
Judge Edwin A Robson of Cook County’s Superior Court was named to the Second Division of Illinois Appellate Court First District. Born April 15, 1905 in Chicago he studied at Chicago public schools and De Paul University. He practiced law since 1928, served as legislative counsel 1941–45 and on Cook County Civil Service, and holds multiple bar and judiciary group memberships. He resides in Wilmette with his wife and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Daily
Illinois Supreme Court
Edwin A. Robson
Superior Court
Cook County
Appellate Court
First District of
Illinois
Chicago
DePaul University
Cook County Civil Service Commission
Circuit and Superior Court Judges Association
State of
Judiciary Advisory Council
Nois Bar Association
The
Judicature Society
Law Club of Chicago
Wilmette
Illinois Among Most Towned States in Britannica Year Book
The 1951 Britannica Book of the Year ranks Illinois as the third most town studded state with 153 communities of 5,000 or more. It notes Pennsylvania and California ahead and explains the 1950 census inclusion of incorporated and unincorporated areas to better separate urban and rural populations.
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Illinois
Pennsylvania
California
Britannica Yearbook
Scouts Enjoy Camp Delavan Highlights and Plans
West Suburban Boy Scout council campers at Camp Delavan Wis enjoy fishing trips turtle treks arrowhead hunting a tobacco auction and a water carnival. The second period begins July 8 with about 200 boys from the area set to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countil
Camp Delavan
Wis
First Church of Christ Scientist LaGrange Sunday Services
First Church of Christ Scientist at Cossitt Boulevard and Catherine Avenue invites all to Sunday service at 10:45 with a Sunday School for pupils up to age 20 and a kindergarten for children during services. Evening meetings Wednesdays at 8:00 include Christian Science testimonies. Reading Room hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Sunday and holidays, with extended hours 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mon through Fri. All are welcome.
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Ashland Avenue
LaGrange
Miss Elizabeth Hannah Weds Rol lin A Brooks in Ty ler Chapel
Miss Elizabeth Hannah and Rollin A Brooks were married at Tyler chapel of the First Congregational church on Sunday afternoon July 1 at 4 o clock. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Thomas L Grosby with only the immediate family present. Mr Brooks is president of the Board of Education for district No 102 and his bride has been associated with the school system.
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Elizabeth Hannah
Rollin A. Brooks
Tyler Chapel
Fiist Congregational Church
Thomas L. Grosby
Brooks
Board of Education
Incomplete Names Prompt Letter Arrived from Maryville Family
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hugh Hanagh Jr Davenport and Mr and Mrs Brooks at 135 Dover Ave after July. Mentions Robert Wells and Robert with Maryville Tennessee connections. Context unclear due to garbled typography.
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Hugh
Robert Wells
Robert
Maryville
Tenn
Hugh Hanagh,Jr
Davenport
Brooks
Qigue
Dover Ave
Quick Want Ad From Lagrange Phone Listing
A brief classified notice indicating a phone contact for a quick want ad in Lagrange with the number 4600. The fragment provides limited context but implies a short telephone inquiry or order related to local classifieds.
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Lagrange
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Robert Baluka
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Patricia Cockrell
Nancy Delaby
John Eskey
Caroline Karel
Kay Keller
Edward Kolar
John Kracke
Richard Krupka
John Lehrmann
Edmund Maciejewski
Mary McPhee
Carl Nemecek
Joyce Semradek
Joyce Tintera
George Wolz
James Arnold Marcia Brady
Robert Edmonds
Wanda Feltych
Joyce Flexman
James Grant
Carol Hanry
Donald Halamka
Marva Jedd
Gerald Kracke
Janice Lucacka
Richard McCormick
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Wilbur Near
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Schoen
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Hinsdale
Edwin Robson
Delavan
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ
Scientist
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Alligan
Ogden Avenue
Lagrange L “Lumber CO
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Winkler Furnace
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Wolf Road
22Nd Street
Hillside
Winkler
Tuschall
Ogden Ave
Ph. Brookfield
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