Two Promoted At Forest Park National Bank
Forest Park National Bank promotes William H. Lang to Assistant Cashier and Joan M. Harrs to Auditor. Lang, a Loyola University graduate and Army veteran, joins from the Installment Loan department with extensive banking experience since last June. Harrs, with 15 years in banking, has broad in-house experience and recent Bank Institute seminars. President Edwin J. Connelly announced the appointments.
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Forest Park National Bank
Willam H. Lang
Joan M. Harrs
Lang
Forest Park National
Loyola University
U.S. Army
Harms
American Institute of Banking
The
Banking Administration Institute
Edwin J. Connelly
Forest Park Community Chest Annual Meeting
The Forest Park Community Chest will hold its annual meeting on January 20 at 7:30 p.m. in St. Peter's Parish Hall Hannah at Adams Street. All Forest Park residents are invited to attend and learn how volunteers run the chest and its functions.
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Forest Park
March on Cerebral Palsy mobilizes 40000 volunteers in Chi area
On Sunday January 12 more than 40000 volunteers in the Greater Chicago area will go door to door to raise funds for cerebral palsy services and education. The campaign supports children and adults with the condition, their families, and related research efforts. Local captains leading the effort include Mrs. Lusthoff, Mrs. Briskey, Mrs. Brandel, and others across three counties.
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Chicagoland
Chicago Area
United Cerebral Palsy
Edward Lusthoff
Lathrop
Joseph Briskey
Circle
Madeline Brandel
Elgin
Frank Q. Stetler, Sr
Marengo
F. F. Gurgone
Ferdinand
Ben J. Hoffman
Dunlop
Charlotte Schremser
John Dubovik
Naomi Vinette
Taylor
Edward Coyne
Forest Park eliminates primary in council election shuffle
Richard Frederick Wood quits bid for commissioner causing no primary contest this year. Four commissioner seats, including four incumbents, face eight candidates on April 15 with Catherine Buckley Anthony Iannantuoni Friedhelm Marunde and Stephen Olderr as challengers.
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Richard Frederick Wood
Forest Park
Wood
Howard Mohr
Commission
John Hanley
Beloit
Edward Lambke
Wilcox
Bell Telephone
Santo Rizzo
Marengo
James Sansone
Thomas
Northern
Ilinois Gas
Catherine Buckley
Adams
Anthony Iannantuoni
Acme Resin Company
Friedhelm
Fred) Marunde
Elgin
Stephen Olderr
Riverside Public Library
Marunde Seeks Village Commissioner Post
Friedhelm E. Marunde announced a second bid for village commissioner after narrowly missing four years ago by 27 votes. He leads Harlem Maenner chor and Forest Park Oktoberfest boards, has served on the School Board Advisory Council and Environmental Commission, and is executive vice-president of Altenheim German Old Peoples Home.
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Friedhelm E
Fred) Marunde
Marunde
Harlem Maennerchor
German Singing Society
Forest Park Oktoberfest
School Board
Environmental Commission
Altenheim German Old Peoples Home
Process Color Plate Company
Young
Vhld
Forest Park
Park Board Nomination Window Opens for Two Seats
Nominating petitions for two Park Commissioners open Monday January 13 and close January 27. Election for the two seats set for April, each term six years. John Farrell, current board president, will not seek reelection. Tony DiFoggio plans to run again. The five unpaid board members operate as a separate village government and taxing body.
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Board of Park Commissioners
John Farrell
Tony DiFoggio
Forest Park Chamber Launches Two Promotions This Week
The Forest Park Chamber of Commerce begins a Super Savings Sweepstakes running through January 18 offering 25 Cannon towel sets as prizes. Entry coupons available at member stores starting Thursday with special offers and no purchase required. Also Thursday, the “Design an Emblem” contest seeks a new logo with a top prize of a $100 savings bond to be awarded June 15.
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Forest Park
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Community Chest Annual Meeting
Harlem Maennercher
Park
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