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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
2
The engagement of Hertha Doris Gotsch to Herman W. Holstein is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert M Gotsch of 926 Wisconsin Avenue Oak Park. No wedding date is set.
Eagles Auxiliary Aerie 1344 will install officers Thursday night June 9 in Eagles hall 7508 Madison. Aerie members and wives invited to attend. In a previous mothers-daughters night report Louise Buenger and Evelyn Buenger were omitted from the list.
A new study finds that each square inch of human skin can contain about 23 060 sweat glands, underscoring the dense and varied distribution of sweat glands across the body.
Mr and Mrs Robert J Muir of River Forest welcomed guests to their new home at 445 Gale Avenue after returning May 23 from a wedding trip to Niagara Falls NY The bride Joan Bradshaw is the daughter of Elma Brooks niece and graduate of Grant White and Proviso high schools The groom is son of the late John F Muir and a Oak Park high graduate The ceremony May 7 featured Rev Gerhard Gieschen and maid of honor Jeanne Brannon The couple’s dinner followed at Oak Park Arms with out of town guests including bride’s grandmother Mrs J Curran and aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Walter Weiss from Buffalo NY
Mr and Mrs Fred Trage of 1125 Clinton welcome a daughter born June 4 at Loretto hospital. Father owns Trage Bros Appliance Co. The child’s maternal grandfather is John Murray of Forest Park and grandmother Mrs Fred Trage of Oak Park. Sharon and Pacear, older sisters, are not listed as awaiting arrival.
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