Lassie the collie dies and buried at local cemetery
Lassie, a popular dog on the north side of Forest Park, died last week and was buried at the Clarendon Hills Dog cemetery. He belonged to Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz of 321 North Harlem.
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
5
Lassie, a popular dog on the north side of Forest Park, died last week and was buried at the Clarendon Hills Dog cemetery. He belonged to Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz of 321 North Harlem.
Vow Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Goetz welcome Kerry Ann born New Year at Oak Park Hospital weighing 8 lbs 3 1 2 oz. Grandparents Hans Pfeiffer and Albert Goetz. great grandfather Comm Henry C Meyer. Kathryn and Don Deacon announce Marjorie Ann born Dec 27 at West Suburban Hospital with siblings Danny and Peggy. Musil family adds Martin James born Dec 18 at MacNeal Memorial. parents Robert and Mrs. Musil of Westchester. grandparents Ed Musil and Stanley Bergman.
A December 24 arrival at Oak Park hospital gave Vincent Paul Cirren tano weighing 7 lbs 8 oz to Richard and Lucille Cirren tano of 841 Elgin Forest Park grandparents Mike Campagna Sal Cirrentano great grandfather Mike Campagna Sr. The couple also welcomed a brother Anthony one. Ruth and Allen Ramel welcomed David Paul at Elmhurst Memorial Hospital December 13 weighing 5 lbs 3 oz with sister Laura 16 months. Grandparents Rev E Paul Mrs Elizabeth Ramel Forest Park. Great grandparents Adolph Kranz Kansas City Mo and Patrick Finnigan Kansas City Mo. A January 13 baby boy weighing 9 lbs 7 6% to Mr and Mrs Finnigan circle Oak Park Heapteat. Marshall White Sioux Falls SD and Johanna Finnigan Kansas City Mo are involved.
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