Riverside Brookfield High Arches News From Local People
A jumble of names and places mentions Jester River side Brookfield students families and visitors. It notes Francis Shiner College Me Carrol and Miss Olena Nelson with relatives in Hempton Iowa and Los Angeles. It also highlights Edwin D Canham and The Christian Science Mortter Views broadcast on WLS Chicago anchoring a world affairs outlook across 64 stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Olena
Nelson
Grand Boulevard
Laurenza Davies
Hempton
Iowa
Los Angeles
Christian Scienc
Mortter
Edwin D. Canham
Evay
American Broadcasting Company
WLS
Chicago
Birthday greetings and local notices parade through Brookfield
Daily items from Brookfield and surroundings list birthdays births visits travel and club activities. Jarmela Pete receives roses on her birthday at 8724 Madison. Mrs. J W F Smith visits Urbana. Mrs. Norine Barry hosts a card club. Friendly Pinochle Club holds a birthday party. bake sale at Padan's Pharmacy benefits Women of the Moose. hospital news notes Mrs. J W F Smith and Mrs. Diana Pfeiffer injuries. lawn products advertised. local gatherings and Mother's Club paper drive planned for May 5 to 7 at St Barbara's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarmela Pete
Madison
Patordey
Lorraine Horacek
Eva. Fischer
Maple Avenue
Padan’s Pharmacy
Grand Boulevard
Brookfield
Women of the Moose
St. Barbara’s
Mother's Club
Hodel Brookfield
Spencer Corsets and Medical Supports Ad
SPENCER CORSETS Individually Designed maternity supports Men and women surgical supports, individually designed Doctors' prescriptions filled Gail H. Beebe, Registered Spencer Corsetier, 65 E. Harris. one LaGrange'712 or $149. nts Mrs. A. A. Browne of Rockefeller avenue and Mrs. Russell Farrell of Hollywood avenue attended the Federation auditions at the Eleanor club. at the Stevens building on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Emarl of 3122 Prairie avenue, had Mrs. Art Gilbert and her mother, Mrs. Priest of St. Joe, Mich., visiting her Tuesday, A figure of a serpent with a ruby in its mouth were a popular love token in-the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Gail H. Beebe
Spencer Corsetier
E. Harris
A. A. Browne
Rockefeller Avenue
Russell Farrell
Hollywood Avenue
Federation
Eleanor Club
Stevens Building
W. Emarl
Prairie Avenue
Art Gilbert
Priest
St. Joe
Mich
Fiat Clarinets-Audry Holm Band Roster and Officials
The article lists band sections and players including Clarinets Audry Holm and Trumpets/Jets. It names trombone players William Bonnell Richard Lenhart George Kneppie Ted Ross Roger Otterman and basses George Yochem Wayne Glouner John Savage among others. It also lists horn players Kathleen MacDowell Faith Spencer and others, plus percussion and saxophone sections. Band officers include President Mrs V D Bonnell and manager Robert Padrt with assistants and librarians. Faculty helpers and ushers are named with multiple staff and volunteer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Audry Holm
William Bonnell
Richard Lenhart
George Kneppie
Ted, Ross
Roger Otterman
George Yochem
Wayne Glouner
John Savage
Kathleen ‘MacDowell
Faith Spencer
Marlene Crawford
Beverly Higley
Ann Marie Stupka
Joan Broggs
Richard Norwood
Joahn Nebuorka
William Koupal
Larry Tippet
George Bethke
Richard Thomas
Kenneth Meinhart
Barbara van Natta
David How
Carl Fir- Cornets
Jack Zelenka
Bob Padria
Kenneth ‘Barnick
Dona'd ‘Halamka
Gary Vondrasek
James Lindberg
Melvin Kostrzak
Robert Seiler
David Blair
Lois Peel
Band Parent Association
V. D. Bonnell
W. A. Koupal
W . Koepp
Elmer Seier
Robert Padrt
Donald Kozacek
Joan Neburka
Ruth Penne
Mary Pasciak
Florence Duval
Beryl Kelly
Agnes Linder
Lorraine Kowski
Delia Brown
Grace Markwell
Virginia Berchtold
Maude Dunning
Helen Edquist
Ethel Hickes
Robert Cowell
Anna Krzalek
Judy Fiala
Jean’ Fabian
Marilyn ‘Thomas
Nancy Kramer
Alice Novak
Edna Watson
Lorraine ‘Holzwart
Trenna Bephke
Petty Ann Lauvick
Lora Watson
Pat Purlle
Junior College Will Stage Speech Festival May 2
A speech program at 7:45 in the High School Community room features TJC students and guests from other colleges. Participants include Ted Jamsey with The Man Without A Sou, Mary Lou Lapsley reading Mountain Whippoorwill, Grant Wilson from White Cliffs of Dover, Malcolm Hebert with a satire on a woman's telephone, Davie Orr with Benchley humor, and Robert Benchley’s Malignant Mirrors. Also notes a warning on rheumatic fever stating one in five children with the disease dies within 0 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TJC
Ted Jamsey
Ted
Mary Lou Lapsley
Stephan Vincent Benet
Grant Wilson
Dover
Malcolm Hebert
Davie Orr
Mal
Franklin P. Adams
Dave
Robert Benchley
RB High School Play Earns Strong Reviews
Doubt about a serious adaptation faded as RB High School’s production of Jane Eyre impressed audiences. Nicki McCormac led with veteran poise in her debut as the titular role, while Doug Wall impressed in Edward Rochester. The cast delivered an integral, cohesive performance, signaling rising talent among RB alumnae. Two shows are planned, with a May student-body presentation to follow. The season also features the Big and Little Sister tea on May 1, freshman activities, graduation preparations, and sports updates across tennis, baseball, and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicki McCormac
Nicki
Doug Wall
Edward ‘Rochester
Eas
R-B
Downers Grove
Downers
Jesters
Newmark
The
Sharclub
Leta Ornellos
Maine
Hinsdale
Grove
Bulldogs
Campionmen
Ellingson
George Tomecek
Willie Meyer
DesPlaines
Wheaton
Quill and Scroll Names New International Officers
Anne Phillips editor of the LT HS Lion was elected president of the newly formed Quill and Scroll international journalism society Barbara Short copy editor of the Lion was chosen as secretary of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Phillips
LTHS
Lion
Quill and Scroll International Journalistic Society
Barbara Short
The
Mother-Daughter Banquet Planned at Brookfield Church
The Mary-Martha circle will host a Mother-Daughter party at Brookfield Methodist Church on Wednesday evening May 7. The youth choir is scheduled to sing as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield Methodist Church
Mary-Martha Circle
Best Dishwashing Techniques From Old Guide
The guide stresses using age sufficient soda suds and hot water for dish washing. It notes use clean dish cloths and towels for each cleaning and explains that drying may not be necessary for china if rinsed and stacked to drain. It warns metal ware should be dried to prevent rust and streaks.
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Chi
Zinis
High Archool
Billy Way
Jarmela Audrey
Beier
Itgomery, Inc
Brookm
Harrold E. Schon
Etta. Aven
Brookfield, Itt
Brookfield Junior Baseball League
T.would
Grand Blvd
Tel
Paes
Riverside
A. Matoska
Harrison
Oak Park Hospital
Glenn True
Pneain
Brooksiine
Pri
J. ‘Bha
Fork Avenue
C.H . True
Elm Avenue
Montgomery, Inc
J. F.smith
Champaign
Pat Smith
Busey Hall
Urbana
University ‘Women
N. J. Hruby
J. W. F. Smith
West End
Catholic Womans Club
Crystal Ballroom
Blackstone Hotel
Norine Barry
Westmont
Mmes. E. Trone
F. M. Chapek
Myrtle Anderson
Diana Pfeiffer
Blanchan Avenue
Sam Rivaldo
Vernon Avenue
J. Wes F. Smith
Park Avenue
Witness Federation of Woman's Club
W. Washington
Seley
Will
Cochairman
Gerry Gray
Marge Guston
Cochrane’ Chase
Skokie Valley Asphalt CO
Des Plaines, Illlinois
Harding Ave
Home Des PL
Aines
Western Springs
Wrens
Wren Bird Houses
GREEN
Svoboda's Feed Service
Ogden Avenue
LYONS
Lyons, Illinois
Hollywood
Hollywood Home Owners, Inc
Morrie Lyons
Krib
Death
Magnet Office
Chicagoan Studio, Inc
Tomas. i
Janie Carol Allen
Harrison, Brookfield, Ill
Robert Mudray
Blanchan
Brookfield, Ill
Douglas Heath
Sunnyside Avenue
Ill
Susan Kamin
Lincoln, Brookfield, Ill
Diana Templeton
Kensington
LA Grange Park, Ill
Kathleen Gervase
Oak
Gail Anderson
Vernon, Brookfield, Ill
West Ogden Avenue
Monroe
Tors
Stanley
Cray
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