Chaotic local notices mix with school events and relocations
A fragmentary OCR item lists a variety of community items including board meetings, school activities at Cossett school, and teacher notices. It references poems, birthdays, and entertainment, plus a jumble of names, addresses, and scattered mentions of movements and placements such as military connections and a Mrs Rag oe. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, but hints at school events, staff changes, and local personalities.
Ehlert Memorial Park tribute to Father in Brookfield
Brookfield village board approved memorial site grounds for Ehlert Memorial Park on the August meeting night. Officials praise Emil Ehlert as the father of recreation, crediting his vision and tireless efforts for Brookfield’s park system and Fourth of July celebration planning.
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Ehlert Memorial Park
Eateaayee AG
Poodkfield
Cotmedy
Ayltn
Ryke
Bash
Sax
Emil Ehlert
Brookfield
Fash
Ibalet
All Aeneuarth
Contah
Ehlert
Canether
Emil Pert
Celtheo
Yoru
Vel Cate
Park Recreation Plans Include Ball Field and Courts
The plan outlines a Little League diamond with 176 ft spans and fan shapes, new backstops and bleachers. Adjacent croquet courts, a 125 by 80 ft field house, a 48 by 64 ft pavilion with wading pool, five horseshoe courts, a tots’ lot, six shuffleboard courts, two badminton courts, two volleyball courts, four handball and five tennis courts are planned north of Shields Street and south along Gerritson Park Avenue. Oak Street is a dead end from both north and south.
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Little League
Park Ave
Shields
Gerritson Park Ave
Oak
Window smash sparks police report in Long Beach
A man from Long Beach California smashed a window at home and, after a quarrel with his mates, drove to Axn and filed a penny complaint with the police.
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Long Beach
Calf
Charis Chappell
Seater
Axn
Congress Park Elementary proposes nine classrooms addition
A planned addition to Congress Park Elementary includes nine classrooms and a kindergarten room. The project, 104 feet by 64 feet, would attach to the south wing along Raymond Avenue and is contingent on a bond referendum set for October 23. District 102 attendance has risen yearly, with 575 in April 1953, a 42 student graduation class, about 30 kindergartners, and an expected total enrollment near 615.
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Congress Park
Raymond Ave
Kralovec Elected President of Lyons Township Democrats
Edward M. Kralovec Jr. of La Grange was elected president of a newly formed Democratic organization for Lyons township at a February meeting at LTHS. Miss Phyllis Gustafson of Western Springs was named secretary treasurer. The group invites all northern Lyons Democrats and will publicize future meetings.
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Edward M. Kralovec Jr
la Grange
Lyons Township
LTHS
Phyllis Gustafson
Western Springs
Gustafson
Army Training Eligibility Rules for Young Lieutenants
Only first and second lieutenants under 20 years old who volunteer and are physically qualified may join army training. The rule emphasizes age limits and fitness to ensure suitability for military instruction.
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New Democrat Group
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