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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
1
Summer school at R-B High opens June 20 offering a three week program with credit. It lists limited personal study sessions and a two part schedule, inviting local residents to enroll for the course.
War worker appeals for servicemen in the Pacific area. fragmented notes indicate recruitment and wartime effort details, with hints of base locations and payroll mentions.
Local Brookfield notices mention the Brookfield Zoning addition of a new number on Washington Avenue and a new drive in Redwoods. Frank Nemec discusses nearby observations and a Chicago event. Harold is noted alongside Kiwanis Park ball field drawings and a reference to a town meeting or draft.
A Brookfield delegation will visit Mooseheart Illinois on Sunday June 12 with a chartered bus leaving National Hall at 9 a.m. The outing includes church services, a stadium program at 2 p.m., and a testimonial class initiation at the Mooseheart auditorium. Governor Gibson is honored guest. many Brookfield Lodge officers and members will attend.
Piano students of Sivi Salmon will present a public recital on June 14 at 8 p.m. in Koenig auditorium Gross school. The program features Ronald Vinch Donna Rankin Dorothy Friemel Martha How Kenneth Panoch Joanne Fitegerald Lois Stolla Emilie Belohlavek David Karlson Mary Kar Lewis Marilyn Croak Lydia Kral Kenneth Hahn Rosalyn Feely Faith Nechvatal James Firley John Flora Adele Gurgel Carni Lite Janice Strasburg Niel Klein Nancy Kurth Ellen Wetterstein Elaine Gurgel Marilyn Kozei Marlene Hannenberg Lynn Checkats.
Teachers at Congress Park Elementary held their annual farewell breakfast in the school library on Thursday morning June 2 at 7 30. The gathering marked the close of another school year with refreshments and brief remarks.
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