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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1953
Page
1
Readable fragments show a parents held meeting and a scouts group led by Mrs. George, with Vivian Fists and a social hour. A fashion ambiance barrier for Napa was won by Mrs. Alice Broemh. Grade 1 Flor appears in the fragment, indicating an elementary school item or program.
A Monday night dinner at the Blackhawk in Chicago honored the Lane Bryant plaque and a $1,000 award to the Village of Brookfield. Village President Dan Kulie and CMA President Eby attended with others including Wessel from the cage office. Bill Radke of the recreation committee introduced the event.
The Con- Park W S C S regular meeting is set for November 18 at 1 p m with a potluck. A book review on Tom Toms by Miss M Berthlie will be hosted by the library with Mrs. Wilbur and others assisting as hostesses.
A terse fragment hints at a meditation on wit and folly. Davids Cush appears as a named figure amid musings on speech and prudence, suggesting a reflective social or literary note from a periodical.
About 30 one floor brick homes will rise in the northeast LaGrange Park near Brook Park School. Oak Park architect builder Martin H Braun leads the project with 50 foot lots, attached carports, and modern features. Irving V Rezny is exclusive broker. a model home will be ready by year’s start.
A quick kitchen hint suggests topping casseroles with two rusks or two slices of dry toast rubbed directly over the dish. Crumbs fall evenly, creating a light crumb topping.
Writing Wil members of the athodist Women’s Society of service met at Mrs. Kenneth Smith’s home on Bartram Road. Asa J. Baker of Chicago emphasized that without a will the state’s descent laws could distribute assets unfairly and leave spouses with insufficient funds for final expenses and taxes. He urged regular will reviews to reflect changing circumstances.
A fragmented discussion notes that savings and taxes arise from changes in laws and planning. It mentions a savant, a lawyer, and specialists who handle estate matters, emphasizing trusted professionals and experienced renin in performing such functions.
Venemela positions Chief Industries around agriculture and stock raising as its core themes, outlining how these sectors shape local economy and development plans. The emphasis suggests strategic focus on farming, animal husbandry, and related supply chains for growth.
A shower was held in honor of Mrs Walter Middleton of Hins honoring her expected baby. Guests socialized as Mrs Middleton opened many gifts. Refreshments were served.
A road safety note highlights that Saturday registers the highest danger in traffic across the week, with drivers urged to stay alert and follow speed limits to reduce accidents and injuries.
Local notes indicate the third annual Kiwanis Opportunity Night was postponed indefinitely due to too few contestants. Riverside Brookfield High pupil Nancy Louise Miehle won in the $40 contest sponsored by the Chicago Tribune seeking a $10,000 Chicagoland beauty. The fall festival at St. Barbara church is set for Nov 22 23 24 in the new school hall with public invitation. birth announcements and greetings to several residents. baptisms at Faith Evangelical Lutheran church. hospital stay for Mrs Olaf Lindber. post card reach to Robert Sproul. Brookfield Kiwanis to host speaker Dec 1 on atomic energy.
A throwback note recalls the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and says dozens of bowls now dot the country. Teams have signed up and many wait, with each club in line for up to 100000 dollars. The piece notes college hunger to participate and avoid losses, while celebrating longstanding bowls and industry buzz.
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