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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
4
A cryptic fragment from a Greater Neus et est publication hints at front and rear-aran mides and a community development aim. The readable text suggests a focus on spaciousness and shared facilities within a local civic plan.
Marilyn Rakerd and Robert Raymer exchanged vows in a July ceremony at LaGrange Baptist chapel attended by immediate families. The bride wore white lace with a Dutch wreath and carried ivy. sister Mes. Engstrom was maid of honor. George Rakerd was best man. Officiant was Rev J Wo Thirris. Open house followed at the bride’s home. both couple and families from Lawns Township High School.
Five additional Hos Scout Unit leaders moved into Camp Delavan with 42 Boy Scouts of the West Suburban council to open the second of four 12 day camping periods. Leaders from Riverside Presbyterian church La Grange Baptist church and Clarendon Hills Presbyterian church met with Camp Central staff to align programs. A health check was arranged with Delavan clinic and all campers classified by swimming ability before an opening campfire. Parents visit and water carnival planned for Sunday July 20.
The Music Theater presents Irving Berlin’s Annie Get Your Gun from July 22 to 27 led by Jacqueline James as Annie Oakley. Cast also includes Charlie Davenport and Harold Patrick. Tickets on sale at box office and by mail order. Marshall Field Co and Rose Ridge Store offer reservations. evening prices range from 1.95 to 3.50 with Saturday matinee at 2:30 and free parking noted.
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