Village native John Hougas dies at 86 in Miller township
John Hougas 86, Miller township native, died Saturday night June 29 at his daughter's home in Forest Park. He farmed in North Prairie, was the last of 11 siblings, and is survived by his widow Minnie Selle and 5 sons 19 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services were July 2 in Sears Campbell chapel with final rites at the Reorganized Latter Day Saints north of Marseilles. Burial in Section 1 cemetery.
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John
Hougas
Miller Township
Edward
Hattie) McGrath
Forest Park
Sears-Campbell
Latter Day Saints Church of Jesus Christ
Marseilles
Mr. Hougas
Thomas
Harriet
Teal) Hougas
North Prairie
McGrath
Roy Herron
Russell
Sheridan
Glenn
Marvin
Elmer
Cushing
Minn
Burton
Ottawa
Minnie Selle
Forest Park Bank of Forest Park Illinois Public Financial Report
Public financial statement for Forest Park Bank of Forest Park Illinois sworn by cashier Ratajak. The report lists assets liabilities capital accounts and memoranda with totals including cash deposits, loans, securities, and real estate. Notary F Delaney confirms authenticity with date in 1987.
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ATSB
Omer
Wes Dentares
Federal Reserve Bank
Anil Dliscoumta
Ratajak
Ido
Ilingia
Cook
F. Delaney
Man Shares Recovery From Arthritis In Letter
A testimonial letter from Mrs Lela 38 of 2805 Arbor Hills pres Jackson Mississippi details recovery from rheumatoid arthritis and deformities. She claims restored mobility and invites correspondence to confirm receipt of the message.
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Lela
Arbor Hills Pre
PB. D. Box
Jackson 7
Mississippi
Perrymans Observe Golden Wedding
Perryman and Mrs. Perryman celebrate their golden wedding with a July 3 gathering at the Johnson home. Attendees include the Younger and Blaschke families, Quandts, Lejman and Schmiltz, with out of state guests from Detroit and San Diego. The Perrymans spent forty eight years in Forest Park and were active in the Forest Park Community club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Perryman
Hannah
Elliott Johnson
Ernest Younger
Otto Blaschke
Isabelle Lamb
Bertha Gold
Lottie Thompson
Marie Quandt
Carl Quandt
Donald
Bellwood
Matt Krump
George Lejman
Edna Schmiltz
Brookfield
Max Scholtenberger
Perryman
Refiners Pride Extends Season Run To 17 and 3
Refiners Pride raised its season mark to 17 and 3 with four wins and a loss in eight days. Fred Most allowed four hits as New Bedford Elites beat them 3-1. Montana Charlie Reed then hosted Forest Park Friday night thrillers with a 4-3 win over Kentland, and a 17-1 Gen Eva league win followed.
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Montana
Charlie's
Pride
New Bedford Elites
Fred Most
Bill Boender
Maywood
Warnie
Frank Hurtt
Kentland
Chicago
Riverside Inn
Batavia
Nursing Service Completes Spring Drive in Proviso Township
The Community Nursing Service of Proviso Township wrapped up its spring fund drive on June 16 with a grand drawing at the Lido Theater. Top prize a 1957 Plymouth went to Mrs. L Eisenberg of Bronx New York. a portable TV to Miss Jean Staup of Maywood. and a Smith Corona Typewriter to Mr. Marshall of Maywood. Robert Preuss, drive chairman, thanked all individuals and organizations for their support.
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Community Nursing Service
Proviso Township
Lido Theater
L Eisenberg
Plimpton
Bronx
N.Y
Jean Staup
Maywood
Smith-Corona
Marshall
Robert Preuss
Saies “C.N.S
Correction notice on obituary family lines
The Review corrects a previous obituary error stating that Mrs Hattie Hess was the surviving daughter of Mrs Ida Quandt when she is actually Mrs Quandt’s mother. The paper regrets the mistake and provides the corrected relationship.
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Hattie Hess
Ida Quandt
Village to Accept Bids for Grant White Playground Storage Room
Sealed bids are due by 5 p.m. Monday July 22 DST at the Village Clerk’s office for one storage room at the Grant White playground. Specifications available at 517 Desplaines Avenue. Council may accept or reject any bids. Village Clerk Wharies W Meseke.
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D.S.T
Desplaines Avenue
Tube Tester Stolen From Car in Melrose Park
Clayton Fletcher of Melrose Park reported to police that a tube tester and 200 tubes valued at 634 dollars were stolen from his locked car parked on Circle north of Lehmer on July 2. The incident was disclosed this week to authorities.
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Circle North
Lehmer
Clayton Fletcher
Melrose Park
Public Notice of Schedule Revisions by Commonwealth Edison
Commonwealth Edison Company and its Public Service Company Division announce revisions to Schedule 8 R Information and Requirements for the Supply of Electric Service filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on June 25 1957. Proposals include updating service entrance rules for multi occupancy buildings to National Electrical Code standards and local codes plus feeder capacity to allow load growth. It also proposes higher minimum service entrance wire sizes for controlled water heater installations to accommodate higher heater wattages.
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Commonwealth Edison Company
Public Service Company Division
Illinois Commerce Commission
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