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Brookfield Magnet

Location

Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1953

Page

2

Local families gather for weddings and farewells in Lyons area

Open house for Bud McCullough at 9404 Henrietta avenue precedes his move to Camp Crowder Missouri. The wedding reception for the bride and groom at Sokol hall Lyons followed a Lyons Morton High School Cicero graduation. Out of town guests included Mrs Joseph Malina and children from Linwood Nebraska and Mr and Mrs FE Schwertzer of Indianapolis.

Bud McCullough Henrietta Ave Camp Crowder Kansas Henry Zaveral Adison Ave Sokol Hall Lyons Morton High School Cicero Joseph Malina Linwood Neb FE. C. Schwertzer Indianapolis

Lyons couple wed at Concordia Lutheran church Berwyn

Georgearine Kolzina and Edward Benedik married at 3 30 p m Saturday June 13 in Concordia Lutheran church Berwyn Rev Ludwig officiated Bride wore a white satin gown with Chantilly lace carried white orchids and Stephanotis bouquet Matron of honor Mrs Forrest Shulte Hinsdale bridesmaids in yellow gowns Best man Forrest Shulte ushers Raymond Binders and Henry Shultz Bride's mother wore cornflower blue lace gown Groom's mother wore sheer Onlookers included Mrs Kolzina and Mrs Benedik with corsages and boutonnieres

Georgearine Kolzina Stephanouis Forrest Shulte of Hinsdale

Fete Planned For Walthers Anniversary In Ogden Hall

A dinner party will mark the anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Walther of 9506 Jefferson Ave Brookfield at Ames hall Ogden Ave Saturday June 20 Their June 24 wedding anniversary is noted Mr Walther has long lived in the village with a Chicago interlude in 1917 He is a former Western Electric employee and a Mason both he and his wife attend Brookfield Methodist Church Their family includes two sons Elmer of Brookfield Harold in Clarendon Hills and grandchildren Harold Jr in the Navy aboard the USS Valley Forge Arlene and Cheryl

William Walther Jefferson Ave Brookfield Amet’s Ogden Ave Walther Chicago Walthers Elmer Harold Clarendon Hills Harold Jr Valley Forge Arlene Cheryl Elmer Walther Western Flectric Co Masonic Order Brookfield Methodist Church

Patricia Stump Guest at Bridal Shower

Miss Patricia of Forest Ave. was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Helen Chapin at 3643 Kemman Ave. on June 12. Twenty-one friends attended the luncheon and gifts. A prior shower occurred May 15 hosted by her sisters Kathleen Robes and Mrs. Jos. Robes at 9143 Sheridan Ave. Thirty relatives and friends attended. Patricia will marry Walter Schoen of Cicero June 20 at 7 p.m. in Brookfield Methodist Church.

Patricia Re Forest Ave Helen Chapin Kemman Ave Lea Pat Kathleen Robes Jos. Kobes Sheridan Ave Patra Walter Schoen Cicero theMethodist Brookfield

Carqueville Baby Born at Oak Park Hospital

Hello World announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carqueville of Grandbird Brookfield. She was born June 1A at Oak Park hospital. Mrs. Carqueville is formerly Shirley Neumayer. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neumayer of Glen Ellyn and Mrs. Mae Carqueville of Oak Park.

Roger Carqueville Grandbird Brookfield Oak Park Hospital Carqueville Shirley Neumayer Frank Neumayer Glen Ellyn Mae Carqueville Oak Park

Carol Schultz Is Honored Guest at Shower in Chicago

A bridal shower for Miss Carole Schultz of 3208 Oak Ave Chicago was held at her aunt Mrs Carl Stohgson s home in Chicago Co hosts were Mrs E Erick son and Miss Gertrude Buck Thirty relatives and friends attended Carole received many lovely gifts A prior shower was given by college friends She is a Carthage College graduate and will marry Earl Bansback of Morris Ill at Faith Lutheran Church Brookfield on July 11.

Carole Schultz Oak Ave Carl Stohgson Chicago E. Erickson Gertrude Buck Brookfield Carole Carthage College Earl Bansback Morris, Ill Faith Lutheran Church

Home on furlough Aide Picha visits mother

Kenneth Picha, an aide stationed at Scotts Air Force Base, is spending his two week furlough with his mother Mrs Julia Picha at her Park Avenue home.

Kenneth Picha Scotts Air Force Base Julia Picha Park Ave

Rice Crop Prospects Reach All-Time High in 1962

The government predicts an unprecedented rice harvest of 45.4 million bags for 1962, four percent above 1961 levels, signaling record production this year.

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