Civilian Defense Plan Under Cook County Commission
Cook County Civil Defense and Safety Commission led by President William Erickson and Chairman Joseph Downey outlines emergency measures. Plans include surveying local assets for fire, medical, police, and ambulance readiness, considering county offices near Forest Preserves, microfilming vital records, and establishing an alert system to mobilize resources in case of attack.
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Far East
Cook County Civil Defense and Safety
William N. Erickson
Cook County Board
Joseph A. Downey
Downey
Erickson
Forest Lions Plan Gala Event for Fall Season
The Forest Lions club outlines plans for a Fall Festival Barn dance to open the late fall season with a farm themed dinner, square dancing and hillbilly music. Prizes will honor best dressed couple. Time and venue to be announced. Ralph Weber chairs the event with helpers Frank Doudara Howard Relch and John Lang.
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The
Forest Lions Club
Ralph Weber
Mr. Weber
Frank Doudara
Howard Relch
John Lang
Cook County Civil Defense Plan Outlined by Erickson
Mr Erickson announced a structured civil defense program divided into Ave divisions including administration public health public works public safety and engineering. Action hinges on cooperation of local governments and citizens with coordination to federal state and Chicago programs amid concerns of potential air attack in a third global war.
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Illinois
Chicago
Erickson
America
Cook County
William C. H. Dobbeck Dies in Peotone Home
William C. H. Dobbeck former Forest Park resident dies after a year of illness in Peotone at his daughter’s home. He spent 43 years in banking beginning at First National Bank of Chicago. Survived by wife Lillian, daughter Lucille Schuetz and husband Walter, son Robert and wife Doris, two grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral held at Fedde Helfrich chapel with Rev. Wunderlich officiating. interment in Peotone cemetery.
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William C. H. Dobbeck
Forest Park
Dobbeck
Lillian
Dunlop
Peotone
W. F. Schuetz
Schuetz
Fedde- Helfrich Chapel
Harold J. Wunderlich
Zion Evangelical Church of
Beecher
Darrell H. Naber
Zion Evangelical School
Roland Wunderlich
Peoton
Lillian Remus
Lillian Dobbeck
Lucille Schuetz
Walter
Robert. Dobbeck
Doris
Playgrounders Picnic in Park Friday
The playgrounds wrap up their summer program with a Friday picnic in East Park Hannah at Harrison. Youngsters will enjoy relays contests ribbons and surprise awards with plenty of pan and ice cream. The season included a midweek trip to Comiskey Park where Forest Parkers watched the White Sox vs. Detroit Tigers in a successful outing.
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East Park
Hannah
Harrison
Gun missing from Gene Johnson’s possession near Hannah
Gene Elliott Johnson of 524 Hannah reports a .22 pistol is missing from his possession. The item remains unlocated and authorities have been notified.
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Gene Elliott Johnson
Hannah
Miss Ling
Woman's Guild Ice Cream Social at First Ey. Reformed Church
The Women's Guild of the First Ey. Reformed Church hosts an ice cream social on August 17 at 7:30 pm on church grounds. Proceeds benefit the church renovation fund. Two travelogues and children's cartoons will entertain, with pie and ice cream served. Public invited.
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Women’s Guild of the
First Ey. Reformed Church
New Arrival for Mr and Mrs Campagna in Oak Park
Mr and Mrs Augie Campagna of 897 Lathrop announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Lee on July 23 at Oak Park Hospital. The newborn weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces at birth and is the granddaughter of Mrs Catherine Campagna and Mr Washington of Oak Park and Mrs Clarence Leeds of 1143 Great Street.
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Augie Campagna
Lathrop
Nancy Lee
Oak Park Hospital
Catherine Campagna
Washington
Oak Park
Clarence Leeds
Agostino Campagna
Drives as Bodily Motives for Hunger Sleep Thirst and Pain
The text defines drives as motives rooted in bodily needs including hunger, sleep, thirst and pain, framing these internal states as fundamental forces guiding behavior. It emphasizes a physiological basis for motivation and behavior regulation.
Wisdom of the body eats what’s good for us unknowingly
A brief aphorism suggests that the body's instincts guide healthy choices even without conscious awareness, implying natural taste and hunger patterns align with well being. It treats eating well as an unconscious reflex rooted in bodily wisdom rather than deliberate dieting.
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Forest Lions Plan
National Bank
Madison Street
Hannah Avenue
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Woman’s Guild
Madison
Family Pharma
Ebeloit Forest Park
H. £. Semper
R.ph
Beloit
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