Local Advertising Notice Listings and Addresses
Ad content lists Brookfield locals festa and Winifred Chapel with names such as Nina Wallace, W. Wood, Portia Manor, and Krause's Dry Goods Store at Centrese Park. It provides contact details including telephone numbers, street addresses, and a note that advertising and subscription dues must be paid at these locations. The fragment references multiple entities and locations like Sewa office billing, 8549 Burlington, 5 uriogten building, and 111 W. Gar, indicating a community commerce notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriogten
Krause
Centrese Park
W. Gar- Fe ‘LeGrance
Pearl Morant Dead Burial Queen Heaven
Pearl Morant died September 10 at age 45 after a Brookfield life of 35 years. Burial followed Sept 14 at Queen of Heaven Cemetery after a funeral at St Barbara's Arch with Fr McInerney officiating. Survived by husband B A Moranz mother Annabell Williams Moernich sisters Mary Youngman Jean Miller Shirley Sonichsen brother Charles Williams active in Altar and Rosary, Daughters of Isabella, Lincoln school Girl Scouts.
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Pearl Morchant
Park
St. Barbara's Arch
Wongs
McInerney
Frs. Tyrrel
Morrisey
Queen of Heaven Cemetery
Moranz
Brooksfield
Congress Park School
LTHS
LaGrange
B. A. Moranz
Annabell Williams Moernich
Mary Youngman
Jean Miller
Shirley Sonichsen
Charles Williams
Mrrs. Morant
Altar and Rosary Society
The
Daughters of Isabella
Lincoln School Girl Scouts
Anderson Funeral Held in Muncie
Funeral services and burial were held yesterday in Muncie for Orville L. Anderson, engineer and maintenance man at Our Lady of Bethlehem Academy for 14 years. He died Friday in Chicago and is survived by his wife Inga, two children, a sister trio, and three sisters. Born in Adams County, Indiana.
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Muine
Ind
Orville L. Anderson
Our Lady of Bethlehem Academy
Anderson
Chicago
S Bia
Inga
andGhades
Oklahoma
Muncie
Clara Anderson
Re Ace
Clarrisa
Adams Count
Indiana
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Starel 61
Mrs Dorothy Starel 61 of 3335 Sunnyside Brookfield longtime resident dies. Funeral held Wednesday September 16 at St Barbara's church with interment at Carmel cemetery. Survived by son John Starel sister Anna Dufek and brother Jim Husnik. She was a member of St Barbara's Altar and Rosary Society.
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Dorothy Starel
Sunnyside
Brookfield
St Barbara's Church
Carmel
John ‘Starel
Anna Dufek
Jim Husnik
Contest to Name Baby Elephant at Chicago Zoo
A naming contest is planned for the new baby elephant at the Chicago Zoological Park. Entries may be mailed on the back of a two cent postcard to Babe Elephant, 700 Brookfield, Ta. Entries are accepted from Sept 10 through Thursday Sept 1.
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Chicago Zoological Perk
Bean
Brookfield
Village gain shown in Brookfield business growth
Brookfield residents recall rapid village growth from open spaces on Oyden to a thriving business corridor. Neil D. Dickson’s Brookfield News agency building and expansion plans on Sunny Side and Brookfield avenues symbolize progress. Local reports note theater prowlers and a church copper theft, plus Legion pallbearers for Mrs. Al Freitag.
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Field
Oyden Ave
Brookfield News Agency
Sunnyside
Brookfield Ave
Neil D. Dickson
Brookfield
Milton W. Hummel
Schena
George Christoff
Christoff
Ogden
Strand Theatre
Church of the Nazarene
South Maple
Sermon Topic for Hollywood Prompts Gospel in Need
The Rev. Curtis M. Glick of the Holly-Brookfield Presbyterian church will preach on The Gospel in Human Need as the Sunday topic. Service starts at 11 o'clock in the Hollywood grade school auditorium. The church school holds worship and Bible study at 9:30 in the community house.
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Curtis M. Glick
Holly-Brookfield Presbyterian Church
Hollywood
Prize Awarded for Encyclopedia Britannica Junior Set
A winner will receive a complete set of Encyclopedia Britannica Junior as the top prize in the contest. Details of eligibility and entry are not provided in the fragment.
Brookfield Lions Plan First Ladies Night at Lobster House
The Brookfield Lions Club hosts its first Ladies Night of the season on Wednesday September 23 at 7 30 p m at the Lobster House. John Pinner and George Kesman lead the program and a long list of committee chairs is named including Les Morton for Boys and Girls work and Maurice Kelber for Health Welfare and Safety. New member Emil A Krejci introduced. he is sponsored by Harry LeGross and will be initiated Sept 23. The annual Hard Times Party is set for October 31 at National Hall with square dancing and costume prizes. committee members are Louis Kucera Bob Tlapa Les Morgan John Pinner Harry LeGros and Fred Heppner.
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Brookfield Lions Club
Lobster House
John Pinner
George Kesman
Joe Peles
Les Morton
George McCullough
Maurice Kelber
S. Dayton Huff
Louis Kucera
Bob Tlapa
Les Morgan
Harry LeGros
Fred Heppner
Robbery at Seattle Hotel Reported During Ostewigs’ Visit
Agent Ostewig and his wife were robbed in a Seattle hotel during their vacation. Most belongings were recovered after thieves discarded purses and bags in a service room, with about $20 in cash missing. Several other robberies were reported at the same hotel during the week.
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Ostewig
Mrs. Ostewig
Seattle
Ostewigs
Brookfield Proclaims I Am An American Day 1953
The President of the Village of Brookfield proclaims Sunday, September 20, 1953 as I Am An American Day. The observance honors citizenship, celebrates naturalization of immigrants, and the patriotism of native-born youth. Citizens are urged to observe with true patriotic fervor and share the nation's proud claim.
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United States
Brookfield
Coin Shower Planned for Nuns by St Barbara’s Club
St Barbara’s Mother’s club opens its year with a meeting on Tuesday September 15 to plan a harvest dance on October 19 and a coin shower for the nuns set for Thursday September 17.
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St. Barbara's
Riverside-Brookfield Bulldogs Eye Strong Backfield for 1953 Season
Riverside-Brookfield high school previews a lighter, faster 1953 team with veteran backfield strength led by Alan Kracht at fullback and John Teller at quarterback. Returning linemen include Ken Kasnicka Morrie Lyons Don Soukup and Rob Cross competes for roles as Don Meika Sam Hoskinson provide depth. The schedule opens Sept 19 at Morton with later games against Maine Downers LaGrange Arlington Heights Glenbard York Hinsdale and more as coach Mick Ewing seeks a balanced attack and high effort from a young line.
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Maine
Downers
LaGrange
Arlington Heights
Glenbard
York
Hinsdale
Riverside-Brookfield Bulldogs
Morton
Mick” Ewing
Alan Kracht
Bulldogs
John Teller
Jon Nelson
Fred Zoila
Tom Layman
Robin Cross
Don Corwin
Wayne Scarda
Jack Rhind
Ken Kasnicka
Morrie Lyons
Don Meika
Sam Hoskinson
Don Soukup
Roger Wagner
Don Musil
Dick Husa
Letterman Jon Stephenson
Bob Spachman
Ed Dropka
Tiger Lyons
Jack Skoumal
Ed Marton
Jim Sedivy
Roderick Gyorke
Bruce Dunn
Chicago Rockets
Nate Johnson
Casserole Idea Adds Toasted Oat Cereal Topping
A home cook suggests a simple twist for casseroles by sprinkling toasted oat cereal on top to create a contrasting crunchy texture and add flavor balance to the dish.
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Breek
Archie Schonemann
Brook
Nina Wallace
Festa
Winifred
Congress
Teste Brill —. Brook
Arece W. Wood
Portia Manor
Gildys Rago
South Bro
Ted Pence
Okfiely Brook
Sewa
Burlington Bivd
Breskfeld
Pearl Morant
Heaven
Edward Feely Post
American Legion
Freitag
al Freitag
K. W. Hawley
Ed Sickin
Dave Patts
Sam Sarlitto
LeRoy Stamp
Muriel Franklin
Ilinois Conference
SDA
Geneva
Minn
Mankato
Art Institute of Chicago
Brookfield Newcomers Club
National Hall
Dorothy Garst
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
By Donald Casalino
Irene
Mildred
Mercury
LA Grange RD
la Grange
Park Avenue Foods
Monroe
A. M
P. M
Joe and
Ann Cappiello
NASH
Paul Gra Motors
Cerys Ee Ee Uth
South la Gravel
Cadillac
Cullerton Cadillac
Cullerton Cadillac CO
Braune
Paloucek
Grand Brookfield
Lincoln
Bower Motors
Ssth
BUICK
Hillgrove
Ashland
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