Brookfield Local Notices and Advertising Details
Brookfield local notices list bureau contacts for Tenia Chapeli Winifred Chapeli and others in Congress Park and Holly Wood locals. It notes managing editor Archie Schonemann and advertising contact Nina Wallace, with office address at 6569 Burnington Bird and authorized Magnet collection offices with payment at specified addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlington Bird
Brookfield Krauve's Dry
Arde
Ordos
Cenaress Park
Iil W Warvis
Laurange
Emma Brodow Dies at Son's Naperville Home
Emma Brodow, 86, a longtime resident and pioneer of Brikted corrkig here, died at her son's residence in Naperville on Saturday. Funeral and interment details were announced, with many relatives and community members honoring her legacy as a mother and grandmother. She led affiliations with the ROC League of America and the Supreme Forest Woods, and was a charter member of the Ave can Legion.
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Emma Birdses
Napers
Coco
Bares
Llewellyn
Terment
Woedaany
Bursa
Eric
Frark
Uae
Styscko
Reece
Big Rock
Grea
Anverwa Lodze
Supreme Forest Woods
Pibvare Feeley Unit 190
The
Ave Can ‘Legion
Eleonora Boaulas Buried In Resurrection Cemetery
Eleonora Boaulas Pogalas died at home on September 18 at age 0.6 years and was buried in Resurrection Cemetery. Survived by one daughter Antoinette Godzik seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services were held at St Barba Polard church and Rosary Society members attended.
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Feonora Pogalas
Richowa
Polard
Jebnson
St. Barba
Resu
Antoinette Godzik
St. Bartars’s Chom
Thomas Kral 70 Dead Burial at Woodlawn
Thomas Kral aged 70 of 9405 Monroe Ave died Sunday September 19. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 PM at Breck id Baptist Church with Rev Pettitt officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Rose nee Pence six grandchildren five daughters Roseberg Elizabeth Repineraen Lydia Emily, two sons Frank and David.
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Thomas Kral
Monroe Ave
Joanson
Breck Id Baptist Church
Hev
Rooert Pettitt
Woodlawn
Rose
Kehoe Burial Held for 51 Year Old William E Kehoe
William E Kehoe 51 of 4228 Bianchanave Corecess Pas died at MacNes Mecvessal hospital on September 1954. He was son of the late Robert and Florence Rise. Survived by son William Jr and three daughters Virginia Parker Dorothy Keo and Ruth Prospal. brothers Robert and Adrar and Angyre. sisters Florence King and Gladys Peters. Services were held Wednesday Sept 13 at Nep Farrer home. Mass at St Barbarae bar with Rev McInerney. burial at Queen Heaver Cemetery.
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William E. Kehoe
Traffic crashes kill more in US than all wars combined
The tally shows road fatalities surpass the total U S military death toll from every war in American history, highlighting road safety as a major national concern and prompting calls for policy action and stronger enforcement.
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U.S
First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday School for Pupils
A Sunday 2 to 4 years old program offered by First Church of Christ Scientist at 4 Danes Ave. in Suniey invites parents to bring children ages 2 to 4 during church services. The notice mentions a Wednesday evening session and testimonies of Christian Science, aiming to assist families during services.
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Nna
Aergarten
Quarries Board Agree on Probe Amid Dispute
A joint meeting between quarry owners and board members sought a factual study of quarry operations and the age of permits. Representatives outlined plans for oversight, while executives pressed for clearer terms and timelines.
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Joseph
Pete
Dierses
Cub Pack 43 Awards Ceremony Report
The document records an awards ceremony for Cub Pack 43 and notes a board response to Dorsey and the group’s appeal for help from the September board meeting. It mentions concerns over potential damage claims and references discussions led by Pate, AR AY, and others about the matter and possible actions.
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Dorsey
Mary
I Pate
Junior Clubwomen Start 1955 Season in Charlotte
A fragmented report outlines the opening of the 1955 season for the Junior Clubwomen, highlighting activities, members, and planned studies. It notes group meetings, leadership roles, and forthcoming events while mentioning specific individuals and local ties. The piece conveys the program’s aims and community involvement despite garbled text.
South Brookfield social notes mix with family updates
Commune residents share news of gatherings and visits as the Fiihart and Fox families relocate within South Brookfield. The column references neighbors, a birthday, a baby, and a spate of routine events, with details about addresses, hosts, and social ties.
Steunkels on Outing in Northern Wisconsin
Mary Lou Steunkel and Ernest Steunkel Jr with Carol Kraybell of Marsood spent the first week of August at Chievir field with the oisilar patrol group. They were picked up by Dr. and Mrs. rp Steunkel and then went to Mercer Wis where the family vacationed with Mia Emma Welch and family. Dr. Steunkel caught a 34 pound pike. The party traveled home by auto with Dr. Steunkel remaining longer and joining his brother Carl Steunkel of Nidegan Mich as a guest at the Wen home.
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Mary Lou Steunkel
Ernest Steunkel
Carol Kraybell
Sheridian Ave
Marsood
Chievir Field
Eves Tevtbey Lal
Hher
Rp. Steunkel
Ange
Mercer
Wis
Steunkel
Mia
Emma Welch
Freemont
Ohodeen
Auto
Carl Seunkel
Nidegan, Mich, Co
Wen
Idle Hour League Bowling News Recap
In the Monday Sept 20 bowling results from Fishers Boetan Ehlers Lou's Federal Johnsang Hi Team, top team series went to Lou's Castle Lounge at 2506 with 852 game and 827 by Boerman's Appliances. High individual series by M Kelber at 528 and L Uhana 496, while M Kelber also posted 202 high game and J Graunke 191.
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Fisher's Pharmacy
Boerman’s Appliances
M. Kelber
L. Uhana
J. Graunke
Nazareth Council Chaius Lead Friday Night Matches
Friday Sept 17 results show Broggi's 3, Rodgers Pharmacy 0. Dominski 2, Heinz Motors 1. Bert's Service 3, Johnson Funeral Home 0. Hallo Well & Dares vs Coveret Construction 3, Warner 0. Individual high series include Meggenberg 629, Glomski 202, Morgenthater 207, Pater 202, Gregory Lug 202.
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Chaius
Dominski A
oFurn Mart
Bestia
Broggi'’s
Heine
Coronet
Johnson
Warner
H&j
Rodgers
Broggi's
Rodgers Pharmacy
Dr. Dominski
Heinz Motors
Bert's Service
Johnson Funeral Home
Ta- Grange Furniture Mart
Hallowell & Dares Po Coveret Construction
EF. Meggenberg
F Glomski
Wo Morgenthater
BR. Pater
T. Gregory Lug
Bread fruit raisins rise with heat in baking
A note on fruit adding lists raisins or currants used in bread and cake mix. Warming the fruit before mixing helps keep them from sinking to the bottom during baking.
Nazareth Mothers Plan Card Party
Nazareth auxiliary and Mothers club plan their annual benefit card party to be held at Nazareth academy on November 19. General Chairman Mrs. R J McMahon names co chairman Mrs H G McClean. ticket sales and distribution led by Mrs W J Madigan. refreshment chairwoman Mrs Gary Krug. Mrs P F Gearge presided.
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Nazareth Academy
R. J. McMahon
Drexel Ave
la Grange
H. G. McClean
Park Rd
W. J. Madigan
Malden Ave
LaGrange Park
Sermon Topic Plans For Hollywood Church
The Hollywood Brookfield Presbyterian church will hold a Sunday service at 10 45 in the Hollywood grade school auditorium with the topic Whats your ali bi Rev Curtis My Glick to deliver. Church school meets at 9 30 in the Community house and Nursery hour runs at 10 45. A hake sale by the Women’s auxiliary is set for Friday Sept 24 at 1 at Community TAUNTS. The church session convenes at the home of Joseph Gray Fore day Sept 24 at 8.
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Curtis My Glick
Hollywood- Brookfield Presbyterian Church
Hollywood
Joseph Gray
Nine Holers at LaGrange CC Sep 16 low putts winners
The Nine Holers event at LaGrange Country Club on September 16 crowned M James Herndon as top hours with Mrs. V. H. Dieterich second in Class A. In Class B, winners were Mrs. V. Armstrong and Mrs. C. A. MacDonald. The Bird dog is Army’s new two place fixed wing air craft replacing older L-5 and L-16 planes.
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LaGrange Country Club
James Herndon
V. H. Dieterich
V. Armstrong
C. A. Mac- Donald
Nick
Barber convention muses on hair and headlines
News Views notes a barber convention where speakers urged charging two dollars for a haircut amid quips about hair trends. The column jokes about long hair on Benjamin Franklin, avoiding polemics, and praises barber shop tonics while promoting Kubricht's Pharmacy on Ogden Avenue with contact details.
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Brookfield
Thishing Company
Eveond
Tilt ‘Mela
Ander
Archie Schonemann
al Nter
Nina Wallace
Tenia and
Winifred Chapeli
Congress Park
Bessie Brill
AAU
Holly Wood
Alles W. Wood
Solth Brookfield
Blaine Carlson
Burnington Bird
Hunter
Emma Brodow
Son
Naperville
Eleonora Boaulas
Resurrection Cemetery
First Church of Christ Scientist
Eof Iret
RS Suniey
Object
Wily
Josey
Koved
Marnho
Briastins Methods Oyen
Poe
Levinger
Pho Ar
South Brookfield
Neil Fiihart
Forest Aoe
Moe
Maton Fox
Bam Ave
Pox
Coop Dae
M. Vas Vaied
Tated Lukas
Loose
Fianere
Coop Alee
Martin Wat Roe
SJ. E . N ‘ Sa Ms MO Nea Bivhaet
Manrae
Pege
Drv
San
Gunpeason
Berside
Harlem Ave
Riverside
Steunkels
Wisconsin
Bowling News
Idle Hour
Fishers
Boetan Ehlers
Lou's Federal
Johnsang
Grand Boulevard
Riverside-Brookfield High
Mata
Hari
de Paul Infantry Chorus
Byron Janis
Paganini
Adolts
Paul D. Coons
Harry Vernon
Olesky Brookfield Co
Nazareth
Hollywood Church
Wiscos
Western Suburbs
Hillgrove Ave
Thomas Regan
Brookfield, Illinois
Mercury Outboard Motors
Browning
Gene Kubricht
Benjamin Franklin
Senator McCarthy
Kubricht’s
Ogden Ave
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