Portia Manor News Items Dinner guests and May celebrations
Portia Manor notices list dinner guests at the Frank Glaser home including Mr Smirs Mrs Paul Glaser Mr and Mrs George Freund and Mr and Mrs Lohrmann Sympathy extended to the Loess family on their father's brother's death Susan Petrick celebrated her eighth birthday May 7 with eight playmates at a party Activities included games and refreshments Mother's Day observed with the Ropp family gathering The Ropp house hosted guests and gifts for various family occasions The Androvich family moves to Westmont wishing them happiness in their new home
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Frank Glaser
Mr. Smirs
Paul Glaser
Airs
George Freund
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Loess
Susan Petrick
Martin Boop
Marlease
Joseph Androvich
Westmont
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Lincoln PTA Winds Up Year's Program Witt Installation
The Lincoln-Senesi Pares Teacher association closed a successful season at its final meeting in Chicago with remarks on the concert season. Members planned a Lincoln park picnic and installed officers including Major, treasurer, and secretary. A report noted attendance and a three day meeting with hostesses for the second grade casioer event.
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Lincoln
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Lincoln - Senesi Pares
Mas & 17 Ding
Joseph Ste
Chicago
Harod Haruc
Jandanda
Ibited
Mary Roomdis
Dotin
Schaas
Roppe
E. Lights
Linc
Steves
Hague
Civilian Defense Honors and Local Officials Listed
The article lists first and third class awardees for civilian defense training and first aid diplomas. Local officials including village head, palace department heads, and trustees are named alongside plans for a Picnic at Fullersburg and a Round-Up for Congress Park School. The text also mentions a Signal Corps course and various residents connected to the defense effort.
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Brookfield Civilian Defense Police
Dan Kulie
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Wall Griffin
Noelice Force
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Davie R. Bell
Steve Babirak
George L. Mehl
Sam Asara
Steve Minarciny
Arthur E. Olson
James J. Jezek
Rudolph J. Minaro
Legion Urges Whole Child Welfare in Its Program
The American Legion emphasizes the whole child in its welfare program, led by Commander Burton of Edward Feely Post No. 190. It funds basic needs like food clothing shelter and medical care, while also stressing emotional and spiritual needs. The group supports mental health initiatives with donations and highlights the role of parents love, affection, friendship, and accomplishment in a secure environment.
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American Legion
Burton
Edward Feely
Barton
Acres
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Piasing
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Wards Airline TV Passes Rigid Tests For Quality
Wards appliances unit touts TV sets passing stringent eye tests and quality checks. engineers describe continuous improvements, with each unit comprising over a thousand parts, and a customer guarantee promising satisfaction or money back.
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West Point Honors Offered to Riverside High Student
Eugene Givens of Riverside Brookfield High School received a principal’s appointment to West Point on Monday night an at school announcement said The athletic director Shueyes reported that West Point officials checked outstanding students especially in athletics and discussed the appointment with Representative Hoffman of the tenth district Givens also holds a Dartmouth scholarship valued at 5.20
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Eugene Givens
Riverside-Brookfield High School
West Point
Shueyes
Givens
Rep. Hoffman
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Givensall
Dartmouth
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