Desplaines-Madison Newsstand Pioneer Wally Sturm Dies at 61
Walter Sturm known as Wally ran newsstands in Des Plaines and Madison since 1922 and 1931 car train crash cost his arm ended his baseball career. He mentored in semi pro leagues, wife Erna, son Wally Jr., sister Amanda Polkow survive. Memorial Trophy established for best pitcher. Funeral at Zimmermanns Forest Park Presbyterian. Interment Forest Home Cemetery.
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Wally
Medora
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Chicago
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Sturm
Walter F. Sturm
Zimmerman
Ida Weden
Iste Herman
William Sturm
Forest Home Cemetery
Township GOP Endorses Walker for Third Term
Proviso Township Republican Party endorses Claude A. Walker of Forest Park for a third term. His name appears on the April 12 Primary ballot. the group urges new residents and address changers to register at the Village Clerk’s office before the primary and general elections.
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Claude A. Walker
Forest Park
Proviso Township
Republican Party
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GOP
Rimary
Lions to See Jane Russell at Drury Lane
Forest Lions club members and friends plan a March 27 show at Drury Lane featuring film star Jane Russell. Following a successful Father of the Bride outing with Mr. and Mrs. Pat O Brien, Lion Jim Dale organized the current event with about seventy couples attending and a dinner after the performance.
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the Forest Lions Club
Drury Lane
Jane Russell
Lions
Pat O'Brien
Lion Jim Dale
Roast Beef Dinner At Walther Lutheran
The Ladies Auxiliary of Walther Lutheran high school hosts a roast beef dinner in the school gym Friday February 12. Adults pay 1.75 and children under 14 pay 1.00. Serving from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tickets from Mrs. Richard Graf. A Spring Hat Sale runs 3 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. hats priced 3 to 7 dollars. Mrs. Thomas Flinke leads the dinner. Mrs. Thomas Klimmer and others assist.
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Walther Lutheran High School
Richard Graf
Thomas Flinke
W. 1Th
Forest Park
Thomas Klammer
Elgin
Circuit Court OKs Capalety Buildings
Circuit Court Judge William Touhy ruled Capalety and Cisco may erect multiple dwellings at the SW corner of Lathrop and York and the NW corner of Ferdinand and Harvard. The village council denied permission, a decision overridden after planning commission input the November vote. Capalety and Cisco plan a six unit building at Ferdinand and Harvard and twelve units at Lathrop and York.
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Capalety Buildings
William Touhy
Capalety
Cisco
Lathrop
York
Ferdinand
Aroard
Planning and Zoning Commission
Hank Meyer
Mike Lambke
Capalety & Cisco
Ferdinand and
Harvard
Forest Park Community Chest to discuss disbanding options
An emergency public meeting is set for February 10 at Village Hall to decide whether Forest Park Community Chest should disband continue or become inactive. The chest supports Infant Welfare Girl Scouts Hoy Scouts Family Service and Community Nursing with a last year budget of 12000.
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Forest Park Community Chest
Centennial Committee
Franklin Park
Berkeley
Forest Park
Chest
Henry Gosch Steps Down From Tribune Plans Move to Florida
Henry Gosch aged about 60s retires after 37 years with the Chicago Tribune. He and wife Edna, longstanding Forest Park residents since 1917, will relocate to Leake Worth Florida to build a home. He served as machinist foreman in the electrical maintenance department and their family includes three children Ruth Rech Ed and Bob with seven grandchildren Karen Gosch a nurse at Oak Park hospital.
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Henry Gosch
Igin
Chicago Tribune
Henry
Edna
Forest Parkers
Joes
Hank
the Tribune
Gosch
Ruth Rech
California
Addison
Bob
Elmhurst
Karen Gosch
Oak Park Hospital
Addison Sunny
Asch
Goswig
Leake Worth, Fla
Forest Park Band Parents Fund Scholarships For Music Camp
Forest Park Band Parents establish a scholarship fund to send students to the Junior High Session of Summer Music at the University of Illinois for two weeks. In prior years the Forest Park Women's Club sent three Concert Band students under Anthony V. Mostarda, and organizers aim to double this year.
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Forest Park
University of Iinoy
Forest Park Women's Club
Anthony V. Mostarda
Gertrude Christianer
Lathrop
George Schwrama
Kiwanis Valentine Party Planned for Gals
Kiwanis members announce a Valentine party for ladies on February 23 at the Pines with Joe Manone and his committee guiding arrangements. Frank Mannella leads the orchestra. Don Onorato says Art Kistenbroker has rejoined after seven years away. The club donated 100 to spastic paralysis research.
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the Pines
Joe Manone
Frank Mannella
Don Onorato
Art Kistenbroker
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