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Brookfield Magnet

Location

Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1946

Page

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Funeral Services for Joseph Hevrdess Held Last Friday

Funeral services for 63 year old Joseph Hevrdess were held Friday at 2 p.m. from Marsk Funeral Home with Rev. Wilfred Wakefield officiating. Interment followed at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Hevrdess died October 1 at Hintdale Sanitarium after a brief illness. Born in Chicago on October 26 1823 he lived in Stockfield before 25 years at his current address. He was employed by Western Screen Sash Company in Cigero. Surviving are his widow Lyta two sons James and Frank two daughters Lydia Margaret and Geraldine and sister Anna Latka of Berwyn.

Joseph Hevrdess Madison Marsk Wilfred Wakefield First Congregational Church Woodlawn Memorial Park Hevrdess Hintdale Chicago Stockfield Copany Cigero Lyta James Frank Congress Park Lydia Margaret Geraldine Anna Latka Berwyn

Cardinal Grid Ace to Speak at Dinner in Wakefield Hall

A Father and Son banquet by the Men's Club of First Congregational church in Wakefield hall features Frank Leno, Chicago Cardinals halfback, as guest speaker. Pianist Donald Blanck performs selections as Ai Shee accompanies. Event set for Wednesday October 16.

First Congregational Church Wakefield Hall Frank Leno Chicago Cardinals Donald Blanck Ai Shee

Ramblers Seek First Win Sunday Against Hawthorne

The LaGrange Ramblers, after a 7 to 6 loss in a frenzied finish, prepare for a Sunday 2:30 PM clash at Shawmut Park against Hawthorne HC in the Midwest league. Key standouts include George Mason, Bob Simon, Warren Fehman, Jim Edward, and Bos O’Brien as the line earns praise despite penalties and an interception.

Frank Merriwell Winkler LaGrange Ramblers Hawthorne H.C Shawmut Park Ramblers Hawthorne Rancler T. Jones Rob Simon Simon George Mason Randler Bob Simon Warren Fehman Jim Edward Bos O'brien

Air Force honors Shorty Schroeder for high altitude record

General George pins the air force's top award on Shorty Schroeder, praising his 38 180 feet altitude record on February 27, 12. He credited Schroeder with pioneering altitude tests that supported U S air power against the Nazi industrial empire and aided key military operations.

Japan Schroeders Wei George Air Force Shorty Schroeder

Juniors Stage The Late Christopher Bean at LTHS

Rehearsals rush in the LTHS auditorium for the junior class play The Late Christopher Bean to be staged October 18 and 19. Frank Stacey directs with student assistants Marge Klier and Robert Butz guiding a cast led by Dean Wilson as Dr Haggett and Carolyn Wr as Mrs Haggett in a three act Sydney Howard comedy set in New England with a dying man’s money motive at the center.

LTHS Christopher Bean Frank Stacey Sydney Howard Stinc2y Tme Dean Wilson Hagecit Carolyn Wraser Anta Marina Badgett Susan Francis Pulliam Ada Marija White Abby Haggett William Watson Talant Chris Bean Rod Wishard Rosen Joe Meek Davenport Jack Fitzgerald Warren Creamer Paris Prenez Garden la Vienture Gire Ergland Hagrett Lugan

Mildred Nickel to Preside at Conference

Mildred L Nickel head librarian at LTDHS will preside as coordinator of the school library conference at New Trier Now. The all day meeting theme is The School Library As a Guidance Agency. Miss Nickel represents the metropolitan area school librarians on the Metropolitan Library Committee.

Mildred L. Nickel LTDHS Het New Trier

Swine TB and Qubercutosis Note Cited

A snippet notes swine are highly susceptible to tuberculosis and references the chicken form qubercutosis, signaling a veterinary concern about disease susceptibility in pigs and poultry.

West Suburban YMCA drive targets 15000 in four towns

A $15000 goal is set to start a West Suburban YMCA program in LaGrange LaGrange Park Brookfield and Western Springs. Campaign begins Oct 22 at 8 am for two weeks under Arthur N. Sanquist as general chairman. Eight campaign captains will form teams of eight for direct resident contact and contributions.

LaGrange la Grange Park Brookfield Western Springs Arthur N. Sanquist White House Sthose R. C. Meissner Stevens L. C. Meyers John Pipi Harvey Hensel W. H. Short George Simons Harold Elliott Elliott Sanquist Ed Kakenmaster State Ymca YMCA David Swain Wiliam Spicer John Laidlaw LaGrange State Trust & Savings Bank Austin

Lenzis Play Chicago Team Wednesday Night

The Cole o Lengi semipro football team opens the season with a game against Winkler Motors of Chicago next Wednesday night at Lenzi Park. Route 66 and East Avenue location four miles south of La Grange. Kickoff at 8 o'clock.

Cole O Lengi S¢Ieson Winkler Motors Chicago Akes Lenzi Park Route 66 East Avenue la Grange

March of Dimes total raised at $15.98 million

The report shows $8,184,595.80 raised by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for research education and emergency epidemic aid. Chapters contributed $7,797,554.86 toward care and treatment, summing to a total of $15,982,150.66.

National Foundation For

Student election reshapes campus leadership slate

Student council candidates were chosen from three parties Progressives Independents and Representatives with six nearby communities represented on the council. Officers include Iran LaGrange president Thomas Shanahan secretary Richard Klitchman and Fred Fixari balancing roles among sophomores with class presidents named at the freshmen level.

Progressives Arn Watts Iran LaGrange Thomas Shanahan Argo Richard Klitchman la Grange Fred ‘Fixari Brookfield Bill Allinson Western Springs Doris Hilton Marian Edberg Gary Pine Riverside June Schmidt Downers Grove Robert Mloch Ralph Robinett LaGrange Fresh Bob Burk Sid Skidmore Carol Leavitt Woman's Club Robbie Mandl Wis

Anne Hayes Rolls 223 to Take High Ladies Pin

Anne Hayes rolled a 223 to capture high game honors in the Ladies Progressive bowling league. Westfield Dairy took the high team series with 2297, Horak's Aces also posting a strong total. Sponsor's night awarded nylon hose prizes to Vic Gruéter Cheresa and Ella Redis, donated by A W Horak.

Anne Hayes Westfield Dairy Horak Aces QNAY Vic Gruétter Cheresa Ella Redis A. W. Horak Standkiss Wack Zoo Cafe Ly Willeam Helen's Grill Bigelow’s Food Shop i Progressive League Mansfie Undertakers Ay FilHolat Inmerlustie Club Ams S Beauty Shop

AAUW Members Plan Benefit Parties For Scholarships

Several AAUW homes will be opened Wednesday afternoon October 30 for benefit parties supporting the scholarship fellowship fund. Mrs Lee R Swift and Mrs F C Dutton head the committee with high hopes for this year. Sixty eight tables are reserved and plans include invitations to village residents, AAUW members or not, to attend or host a table. Co-hostesses named with invited others.

AAUW Lee R Swift F. A. Gariepy R."l. Fellows R. W. Dunn

Toman Tops Manor Pin Loop With 214

W Toman rolled a 214 game and a 566 series to lead Brookfield Manor bowling. High series and high game highlighted the week. standings show Hub Hardware Royal Blue and The Cupboard among top teams.

Toman Manor Brookfield-Manor Bowling Leaue W. Toman

Crystal Team Moves Into First Place In Bowling League

Crystal Bakery rose to first place this week in the Tdte Hour Bowling league as Candle light Lounge dropped three games. Kartje's Bakery set new records in both high team series of 1921 and single game 682. Standings show Crystal Bakery 12 3, Candlelight Lounge 11 24, Fisher's Pharm 9 6, Kartje Bakery 6 9, Diamond Fruit 5 10, Paden's Pharm 2 13.

Crystal Bakery Candlelight Lounge Kartje’s Bakery Fisher's ‘Pharm Kartje Bakery Diamond Fruit Paden’s Pharm

Farm Mortgages Share by Lenders in 1945

Private lenders held nearly 70 percent of U.S. farm mortgages in 1945. Insurance companies accounted for about 17.4 percent, with the remainder split among other lenders.

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