Local Family News From Eastman And Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs F M Chapek and daughter Winifred return from a week on a Wisconsin farm with Mr and Mrs Charles Klema at Eastman. Mrs Klaissner of Chicago recuperates at 3247 Arthur Ave after an illness. Fred Chapek and Fred Delfry enjoy fishing near Aurora. Clark Allerielf heads to Michigan State College for his final year. Bruce and Roger Von Holt celebrate birthdays. Mrs B L Grandset returns from Minnesota visit. Mr and Mrs George Viasaty visit Mor ton area relatives in Wisconsin.
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F. M. Chapek
Winifred
Peter. Klema
George Blazek
Eastman, Wis
Fred Chapek
Chapek
Mr. Chapek
Brookfield Zoo
Spencer Corsets and medical supports offered locally
Spencer Corsets provides individually designed foundations breast and maternity supports for men and women and surgical supports with prescriptions filled by Gail H Beebe registered corsetter at 65 E Harris LaGrange. Sympathy extended to Charles Husa on death of his father Frank Husa of Chicago. Friends gathered to celebrate Otto Braune's 70th birthday at Henry Falke home. Sunday visits to Fane cemetery noted. Card party by Opal Council Royal League at Fraternity hall on Sept 27.
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Spencer
Gail H. Beebe
E. Harris
Charles Husa
Fairview
Frank Husa
Chicago
Henry Falke
Arthur Ave
Otto Braune
Mr. Braune
H. Falke
Opal Council
Royal League
Fraternity Hall
Village Manager Attends Public Works Meeting in St Louis
C Harold Bush, village manager, attends a meeting of the American Public Works Association in St. Louis this week and planned to fly back to Chicago Municipal Airport Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.harold Bush
American Public Works Association
St. Louis
Chicago
Proviso Township GOP Plans April Primary Ballot Contest
Proviso township Republicans prepare for spring activities with a captains meeting and dinner. The opening session will name candidates for the April primary ballot. The group prides itself on a strong state presence and cites its 1948 Cook County sweep as evidence of leadership. Committeeman James Jamison and 98 precinct captains back maintaining the township’s Republican dominance.
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Proviso Township
G.O.P
Republican Organization
Proviso
James G. Jamieson
Cook County
Jamieson
Students Take Early Hand in Governing LTJC
LTJC students gain early influence as a temporary planning committee is formed by Dean Harold Bitting with nine freshmen. Appointees include former LTHS students Bob Moore Gene Veirce George Wilson and Cliff Woodbury. Plans underway for a fall picnic an all college dance and athletic and social activities.
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LTJC
Harold Bitting
Bob Moore
Gene Veirce
George Wilson
Cliff Woodbury
LTHS
LITJC
Red Cross
19Th Century
Oak Park
Singed Foliage Calls For Autumn Tree Feeding
Drought browned leaves across the country threaten next season’s growth. Early fall feeding is advised to restore energy in trees, with defoliated maples needing urgent treatment. Perforation method delivers nitrogen rich tree food to roots, aiding drought resilience and reducing water needs.
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Sesson
Caven
Ralph Johnson elected president of Chicago publicity club
Ralph E. Johnson of La Grange has been elected president of the Publicity club of Chicago by unanimous ballot. He serves as assistant superintendent of public relations at Western Electric Hawthorne works and has 27 years on the company publicity staff.
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Ralph E. Johnson
Spring Ave
la Grange
Publicity Club of
Chicago
Western Electric Company
Hawthorne Works
Club
Publicity Club of Chicago
Johnson
Hins Cale
la Granger
Western Electric
the Microphone
Public relations chief Johnson active in civic groups
Johnson, now head of publicity at Western Electric, previously served as department head and information manager before becoming assistant superintendent of public relations. He also has been involved with the Cicero Safety Council the Ta Grange Safety Commission the Oak Brook Improvement Association Hinsdale and the Community Memorial General hospital committee among other civic and professional groups.
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Iy Eee
Wanes Ier
Western Electric
Johnson
Cicero Safety Council
Ta Grange Safety Commission
Oak Brook Improvement Association of
Hinsdale
Community Memorial General Hospital Committee
Kick Off Opens Dancing Activities At High School
The first LTHS dance of the year, The Kick-off, occurred Saturday night in the boys gym. Students danced to Bill Rohter with a football skit floor show by Bob Bailey and eight others. Rob Carlisle was emcee. Barb Davey chaired the arrangements with Bruce Scott, Jerry Skidmore, John Miller, Janie Fuga, Pat Riblet, Virginia Rhoads, Cathie Wilson, and Donna Jean Simonson leading various committees.
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LTHS
Bill Rohter
Bob Bailey
Georgia Bail
Nan Wilson
Barb Swain
Jim Caffey
Rob Carlisle
Barb Davey
Bruce Scott
Jerry Skidmore
John Miller
Janie Fuga
Pat Riblet
Virginia Rhoads
Cathie Wilson
Donna Jean Simonson
Local Couple to Be Honored at Dinner in Brookfield
A Brookfield couple will be guests of honor at a LaGrange friends dinner this evening at the Oak Hill Country Club. The upcoming Saturday night ceremony is set for 7 at Community Church in Broadview with Arnold Bunt and Mrs. Carl Morris as attendants. Family members from Brookfield and Florida travel to attend, including Miss Pear’s parents and Mr. Cahn’s relatives from Rockford.
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Pegs Pear
Arthur Ave
Brookfield
Max Cahn
LaGrange Read
Florida
Mr. Cahn
S. Cahn
Rockford
la Grange
Harry Egans
Near 2000 Mark In Enrollment in Dist 102 Schools
District 102 enrollment nears 2000 with 1996 pupils counted by Tuesday. Supt James B E Pease notes a weekly rise of 49 and a year ago total of 1756. Cossitt schools lead with 728, Congress Park 449, Ogden and Oak 747, Goodman Avenue 92. Reuters centennial noted.
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James BE. Pease
Cossitt
Congress Park
Ogden and
Oak
Goodman Avenue
Oasis Aeactas intramural team opens league play
Oasis Aeactas at Lyons Township Junior College organizes intramural basketball under Ken Hunt and plans to start league play around October 1.
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Oasis Aeactas
Harera
Wouis ” Intramurial
Lyons Township
Ken Hunt
Lyons Township Junior College Picnic Set for Sept 29
The annual falls picnic of Lyons Township Junior College will be held Thursday afternoon, Sept. 29, in Mannheim woods. The nation's production of oats milk is valued at $100,000,000 a year. Coal sometimes ignites spontaneously in a shaft, the phenomenon being called a gob fire.
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LTIC
Lyons Township Junior College
Mannheim Woods
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Clark Allerieft
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Ed Montgomery
Holly Delfry
H. B. Wilson
B. L. Grandset
Maple Ave
Minnesota
Robert Johnson
George Hoffman
Morton Ave
Everett
Wash
George Viasaty
Waukesha, Wis
Melvin Hoffman
Helen Viasaty
Tenla, Winifred
Harry ‘Brunson
Bob Fiala
Fane
Rock Island
Rudolph Dolezal
Oak Ave
Stone Lake
Wis
la Grange National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Ralph Johnson
Reuters News Agency
Matinee Daily
June Haver
Marilyn Miller
Cu Technicolor
Plus— van Johnson
Gloria Dehaven
Bing Crosby
Ann Blythe
Barry Fitzgerald
Dan Dailey
Anne Banter
Warner Paint CO
S. la Grange Road
Jean Bucci
Grand Boulevard
Zenith
Philco
Crosley
Motorola
Franta Appliances
Burlington Road
Harlem Avenue
Riverside Phone
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Katz Yas
Aunt la
Vivian Leigh
Claude Rains
George Bernard Shaw
Caesar
Allan Lane
Frontier Investigator
George O'Brien
W. C. Field
Mae West
Harry Wittmep
Martha Morgan
Midge
Grand Avenue
Western Springs
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West Burlington Lagrange
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