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Brookfield Magnet

Location

Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1948

Page

11

Congress Park News Highlights Local Visits and Moves

Residents and guests appear in a compact schedule of social visits and relocations. Bessie Catts travels to East Moline to visit relatives. Mary Di Bona returns from New York. Several households host gatherings and plan travel, with others moving residences between Congress Park and nearby towns including Dallas Omaha LaGrange Cicero Beverly Hills Detroit and Missouri.

Bessie Catts Devo Avenue Congress Park East Moline Paris Mary di Bona New York

Local Families Share Weekend Highlights and News

Mrs. Bert Fowler and the Hudson Scott family drove to Columbia City last weekend. Mrs. Fowler plans to stay at her summer home this season. Eugene Kubricht and spouse visited their daughter Ellyn Jean at DePauw University for Mother's Day weekend. Miss Kubricht expects to earn a BA degree. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ogie purchased a home at 2800 Arthur and will move soon. H. R. Green and family of 4919 DuBois returned from a Florida winter in St. Petersburg where temperatures ranged from 90 to 100 degrees.

Bert Fowler Eugene Kubricht Ellyn Jean DePauw University Miss Kubricht Dépree Robert Ogie Arthur H. R. Green DuBois St. Petersburg Florida

Hollywood Social Roundup and Local Church News

Four women from Hollywood attended a reception for the newly elected president of the Sixth district at the Hotel Sherman Monday night. St Marys church Riverside held its first ecomraunion for parish and public school children last Sunday with several Hollywood attendees. Carol Smith of Woodside Avenue sang at the I Am An American day celebration in Chicago. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Harry Hans of Rockefeller on their wedding anniversary. Two Hollywood residents, Mrs E Baumgardner and Frank Edwinson, won radios at a National Hall benefit dance. the Edwinsons celebrated their 12th anniversary. Children’s Day services are planned at Hollywood Community Church with baptisms. Ryan Jorstad has returned to school after a recent accident. Donna Dombrow of Rockefeller Avenue had tonsils removed at Garfield Park hospital and is recovering. R Kopecky of Washington Street leaves for Europe Thursday and attended a farewell party at Klas’ restaurant. Five Hollywood youngsters celebrate birthdays, including Ryan Jorstad and Chuckie Dombrown. A Hollywood Friendship club breakfast was hosted by Mrs A M Macpheat on Rockefeller Avenue. C Uhlich of Hollywood Avenue joined boy scouts on a Camp Delavan outing in Wisconsin.

National Hall Hollywood E. Baumgardner Frank Edwinson

Peacock Is Taken In After Hollywood Feathery Calamity

A roaming Hollywood peacock delighted teens and amused adults Tuesday evening. The bird wandered Brookfield area gardens surveying lawns and stirs, prompting shouts and laughter. John Vesely trapped the bird near 3515 Rosemear and zoo workers used a net contrivance to capture it, ending a colorful, lively scene.

Cahuly Hollywood Brookfield Loo John Vesely Rosemear

Brookfield Woman's Club Press Book Earns Third State Award

The Brookfield Woman's Club press book, competing with 25 first award Class 1 volumes from the 25 districts of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs, took third prize in the state contest. It was written and compiled by Mrs. Harry M. Nelson, signaling honor for the Sixth district and Brookfield. Delegates to the Illinois state convention, May 16-19 at the Hotel Sherman, included Mrs. M. F. Lilliander and Mrs. Frank Derrick for Brookfield Woman's Club, with Mrs. Paul Vogt representing the Sixth district. registrars were Mrs. Paul Andreasen and Mrs. Carl Speidel.

Brookfield Woman’s_ club Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs Harry M. Nelson Sherman M. F. Lilliander Frank Derrick Paul Vogt Paul Andreasen Carl Speidel

Church Speaker Sunday at Brookfield Methodist

Carmiela Rabeilido a Philippine Islands native and student at National College of Education Evanston will speak at 11 oclock this Sunday at Brookfield Methodist church.

Carmiela Rabeilido Philippine Islands National College of Education Evanston Brookfield Methodist Church

Plan Panel Discussion at First Congregational Church

A panel discussion on the church’s role in modern society will be held at First Congregational Church on Sunday May 23 at 11 o clock. Speakers include William Duncan John Grover Charles Schilling Roy Mann and others with deacons chair leading the service and introductions. Dr Victor Obenhaus of Chicago Theological Seminary will address the congregation on May 30.

Congregational Church First Congregational Church William Duncan John Grover Charles Schilling Roy Mann Victor Obenhaus Chicago Theological Seminary Obenhaus

Melodrama Titled The Widows Plight to Be Shown

The event will happen on Sunday May 23 at 5 30 pm with the Congregational players presenting The Widow s Plight as entertainment for attendees.

Progressive Party Holds First Meet in Brookfield

The Progressive party held its first Brookfield meeting on Tuesday May 11 with about 18 attendees. A temporary organization was formed and a second gathering is planned for May 26 to discuss the national party platform. Contact Brookfield at 7858 and 7360 for details.

Progressive Party Brookfield National Party

Teen Age Dance Planned at Wakefield Hall May 23

A First Congregational Church teen dance is set for Saturday May 23 at 8 30 pm in Wakefield hall. Dances occur on the second and fourth Saturdays of May June and July with a planning committee meeting on the second Monday each month. All area teenagers are invited and thanks are given to Mr and Mrs Leonard How and others for aid.

First Congregational Church Wakefield Hall Leonard How

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