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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
8
Scouts gathered for First Aid instruction at the council camp on June 12. Instructors covered wound care and safety procedures, with exams and badges presented to participants from LaGrange and surrounding areas.
Village officials will attend a conference on bus problems on Tuesday June 22 at 2 p.m. Representatives from the Chicago and West Tobsou railway will be present as will the village board and superintendent Byron L. Reed. The session will address bus service concerns and aims to improve town transportation.
The Latrahee Heal Estate Meare will hold ita anmant outing Thursday, June 24, at the Cow Hill tjettled Country Club. Cepillary Water upon land it heoush the air until it causes spaces pillary he water tyer and gins Une rots er by ra.
The Swindall Fuel company at 9701 Shawmut avenue LaGrange was burglarized Friday night. Prowlers smashed the rear window and broke the safe code. An adding machine and typewriter valued at about 200 were stolen. A railway office employee saw a car nearby around 2 am Saturday. The manager said it looked like amateurs. He noted a prior burglary eight years ago with similar equipment taken.
New York City boasted more pool parlors and bowling alleys before the war than all of New England combined and nearly matched the entire South Atlantic states, signaling a denser leisure landscape than nearby regions.
Early humans used ostrich eggs for food and bushmen of the Kala hari desert still carry water in emptied shells. After making a hole at one end the shell is filled with water, plugged with a grass stopper, and carried in a net or buried in cool sand.
Workmen in Washington DC uncovered hollowed logs that served as the city water main in the early 19th century. The logs remain in good condition, revealing an unusual wooden conduit once used to supply the capital.
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