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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
15
Lyons Township High School held separate guidance discussions for seniors and underclassmen. Seniors attended vocational films on engineering and business fields while freshmen to juniors registered for next year.
LaGrange Chamber of Commerce reports a spot check of 316 cars on a Friday afternoon shows only about one in four are from LaGrange or LaGrange Park. The rest originate from Brookfield Western Springs Hinsdale and other suburbs with 25.3 percent from rural areas and 3.2 percent from outside Illinois, highlighting LaGrange as a regional operations center.
The Coverlet Guild holds a special party on Wednesday May 12 at 12 o'clock in the Wedgewood room of Marsh all Field and company. Charter and honorary members and past presidents will be honor guests. Mrs Alexander C Dallach of LaGrange retires after two years as study department chairman. Edna Whitcomb presents a "Pageant of Shawls" featuring shawls owned by guild members and heirloom treasures.
Report notes bloat in cattle and sheep may stem from too little roughage. Experts warn dietary imbalance can lead to digestive issues affecting livestock health and production. Further studies urge balanced forage intake and monitoring by farmers and veterinarians.
Bonnie Chatterdon of the Q Suburban Credit Bureau argues that U S retailers back a hopeful future by underwriting more credit purchases than ever. She notes rising credit inquiry volumes and nationwide trends showing confidence, while cautioning that merchants demand solid paying habits and require credit customers to honor promises to pay.
The article explains how millions of pills are counted and bottled accurately. Tablets are fed from hoppers into filling tubes with metal fingers that stop the flow at a predetermined number, ensuring never a short or extra pill.
West Suburban Kappa Delta alumnae plan two gatherings this month. On May 12 an afternoon dessert bridge will be hosted by Mrs. Hal Nourse at 26 Center Street Hinsdale with Mrs. Wilson Brown co-hosting. May 19 a evening meeting is set at Mrs. Howard M. Lambs home 4109 Ellington Avenue Western Springs with Miss Helen Schrampfer as co-hostess.
The Red Cross Unit at ETIC visited Vaughan's on Monday evening to entertain hospitalized veterans with cards and games followed by refreshments. Lyons Township Junior College had the largest attendance at the Red Cross College Unit conference held at Wheaton College on April 17, with Mundelein Rosary University of Chicago Northwestern and St. Xavier also represented.
A concise note explains that removing or stopping growth at the leaf tips can kill a plant by halting green leaf development which in turn affects roots feeding. It emphasizes that green leaves are essential for root nourishment and overall plant health.
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