Fire destroys pen company building after explosion
Fire at the William Pen Co. on Dunlop Street erupted from a spray machine lacquer residue. Francis Rogalski and Henry Griffey were slightly burned as 35 workers evacuated. loss totals reach about 260000 with pens, materials, equipment, and the building destroyed. Fire Chief Del Marousek praised the rapid response and orderly evacuation.
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William Pen Co
Dunlop
Francis Rogalski
Rogalski
Henry Griffey
Paul Fisher
del Marousek
Met
Proviso Township Dems Recognize McNichols as Committeeman
John J. McNichols was declared Proviso Township Democratic Committeeman by the Cook County Democratic Central Committee after being elected by a majority of Previso precinct captains in 1954 Hull West Chester. The action formalizes his status within the Democratic Party organization.
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John J. McNichols
Hull
Westchester
Cook County
Democratic Central Committee
McNichols
Friends of the Library to hear talk on fraud cases
The Friends of the Library will host a speaker from the Attorney General’s office on Thursday evening January 20. He will discuss fraud cases that reach Is attendance, including charity solicitations from out of state, nonremitting “free” prizes, and misrepresented goods in areas like carpet bargains and dance lessons.
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Friends of the Library
Wm. Clark
VFW Auxiliary Seeks Names for Overseas Servicemen
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary asks readers to provide names and addresses of Forest Park servicemen overseas. If you know any relatives or friends, write or phone Barbara Marousek at 7306 Harvard or FO G-2333.
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V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary
Forest Park
Barbara Marousek
Harvard
Warning on contractor scams by local expert at library
An upcoming program warns consumers about reducing schemes and repairmen who overcharge in chimney, gutter and home remodel work. The speaker will cover common scams and offer practical advice. The event is free and open to visitors in the East meeting room of the library.
Ratajak Opens Forest Park National Bank Presidency
Raymond Ratajak was elected President of the Forest Park National Bank at the January 11 1966 annual meeting of shareholders and directors. He has over 30 years in banking and previously served as Executive Vice President.
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Raymond 5. Ratajak
Forest Park National Bank
Ratajak
Iis
Ratalak
Howard F. Sammon
Edwin J. Connelly
Frank C. Ogden
Robert J. Rapp
John P. Sammon
Jon Sammon
Frank F. Schreiber
Roy E. Curran
Suburban Oil Co
Alvin L. Jordan
Forest Valnt Co
Board Officers Named for Forest Park Bank and Pennington Mfg
In a report to the new board President Ratajak noted assets rose by over 1.5 million to a record high. Forest Park National Bank paid an extra 50 cent dividend in addition to the regular 1.00 per share semiannual dividend. The Board of Education meets Friday at 8 15 p.m. in the Field Stevenson School office 925 Beloit.
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Clifford C. Pennington
Pennington Mfg. Co
Raymond §. Ralajak
Forest Park National Bank
Richard G. Reichle
American Wilbert Vautt Corp
John P. Sammon
Marlon R. Sammon
Joseph C Sodaro
Reginald J. Thomson
Thomson Steel Polluting Co
Bernard S. Unger
Irving G. Vrooman
Board of Education
Field Stevanson School
Beloit
Forest Park eyes new Ampco 28-unit plan at Ran dolph Elgin
The Zoning Board reviews Ampco Building Corp plans for a 28 unit apartment building at the southwest corner of Randoloph and Elgin, with most units one or two bedrooms. Village council also okays a 10 unit project at 7444 Washington and advances emergency power, water works, and police fire comms plans.
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Forest Park
Ampco Building Corp
Oak Park
Randolph
Elgin
Washington
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