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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
6
Marlin Sieg Assistant National Director of Cub Scouting will deliver the principal address at the closing session of the Pow Wow staged at Concordia College on January 14.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company's Oak Park district office began operations Monday in newly enlarged quarters at 960 Madison, announced by manager Martin Guon.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Fisher of Oak Park welcomed Ralph Edward Fisher Jr born Nov 30 at Oak Park Hospital weighing 8 lbs 10 oz He has sister Judy 4 1 2 and brother Waldo 2 Grandparents Henry Dubs Round Lake and Waldo Fisher Berwyn Also Hendrick Hegg Hoffmann Estates Forest Park and Brandes Desplaines and Virginia Hogg Langreach Calif are listed Godparents Arlene and Richard Montgomery San Antonio Texas born Nov 10 a baby girl with brothers Stephen and Wayne calls her the nicest ever at Christmas Grandparents listed Ed Brandes 335 Desplaines and Virginia Hogg refer to Langreach Calif
Warry H. Stephens MD chairman and Jim Date vice chairman of the West Suburban Chapter of the American Cancer Society announce relocation to 7773 Lake River Forest after a fire at Marton and South Boulevard Oak Park caused water damage to the Cancer office.
John Hanley, chairman of For cat Park's Ice Derby, invites local boys and girls to submit entry blanks. The second annual event, sponsored by the Recreation Board, will feature contests for all ages at the Rink on December 26.
The Lady Knorkers met Thursday to set plans for the December 21 Christmas Party. Lois Masek will serve as chairman and officers will serve. Members should bring a $1 grab bag gift. Agnes Lukas Hetty Atkinson and Mildred Strader won Santa Claus toaster covers. Esther Pries won the attendance prize. The club extends sympathy to Bea Guthrie on the loss of her husband Frank.
Post Office hours prevail through Christmas with Weekdays 4 am to 6 pm. Saturday December 16 hours 8 am to 5 pm. Sunday no window service. There will be no carrier delivery on December 34.
Person offers babysitting services by the week with tight housework. Includes good references and a contact number FO 6 4769.
The Loyal Ladies Aid of St. Peter's Lutheran Church invites all for a Christmas Tea on December 15 at 1 30 p.m. in the church Fellowship Room. The Euclid Ensemble and Handel Choir will present a Christmas concert.
Police Chief Joseph Cortina urges residents to mutilate 1961 license plates when replacing them to prevent unlawful use this time of year. He emphasizes disposal safeguards and community safety during plate changes.
Anna CLenneweh of 914 Thomas wins the Little League Schwinn bicycle contest. The winning ticket was sold by Ron Irkman. Top ticket seller Tom Linker earns a prize.
Sophie Widmar a Pink Clock waitress on Roosevelt Road tripped Saturday night over a basa fiddle and cut her hand severely. She required surgery at Oak Park hospital.
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