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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
2
In loving memory of our dear Mother Anna Luedtke who departed this life sixteen years ago July 18 1947. Years of sacrifices life of play loving and giving and smoothing the way. Our proudest possession was you. Loving children.
Card of thanks from Mrs. Minute L Selk of 905 Ferdinand Ave to neighbors and friends on the 900 block expressing sincere gratitude during a time of need.
Joseph A. Karner of Appleton Wis attended the 1963 AAL President's Club convention in San Francisco with 360 AAL representatives and their wives. He was honored for outstanding insurance sales in the prior year.
Oak Park Federal Savings shows a second straight month of record mortgage lending with 869 preliminary loan applications in June, 413 more than June 1962, and 348 formal loan applications processed, up from 234 a year earlier.
Mike Douglas, a former Forest Parker now living in Cleveland Ohio sang the National Anthem at the Major League all Star game played last Tuesday. He is brother of Bob Dowd local recreation director who resides at 1030 Dunlop. Mike has a TV show in Cleveland.
Four Illinois State Normal University students earned Dean's List honors after completing the second semester. They are Christine Pfaff, Norene Richards, Judith Sandelin, and Edna Winacott, with listed addresses for each.
The Muehlenheupt Family expresses deep appreciation for sympathy and flowers given after the death of their husband and father. They thank Rev. Roth for comforting words and Glen Zimmerman and the Baglea Auxiliary for their splendid service.
Carolyn Luedtke of 1043 Hannah will attend special courses at the University of Iowa this fall as an Edmund James scholar. The award, given to only 313 freshmen statewide, recognizes academic superiority.
The 18 and over Broncos fell to Norridge 2 0 in a tight Suburban Bronco League contest. Roy Adolfson matched zeros with Norridge’s pitcher until four hits and seven strikeouts ended his day. Norridge starter Jim Risk threw four no hitters with one walk as the game finished under 90 minutes and featured one error and four total hits.
Adults gather Friday evenings at the Oak Park YMCA to play Duplicate Bridge under Leo Weiner, a Life Master and tournament winner. Play starts at 8 pm in the air conditioned clubrooms. Fees are 1.00 for regular play and 1.25 on master point nights the first Friday of each month.
A grateful message thanks Forest Park Police and neighbor Mrs A P Drews Jr for services rendered to Louise Carlson from her brother Oscar Carlson of 1036 Lathrop Ave.
Ground will be broken in mid July for the Candlelight Dinner Playhouse in Summit. The current Candlelight marks its second anniversary with sold out crowds and a larger theater restaurant as the practical next step. The new venue at 5600 S Harlem will sit about a mile from the existing location.
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