Tobin Broehl Halt Robbery Assault Twice in One Night
Police Sgt John Tobin and officer Charles Broehl likely saved a life by stopping a robbery assault at 3 am near the CTA terminal on Des Jaines. Victim Woodrow Lee required nine stitches after being attacked. suspects Melvin Guins and El Rogers Ferguson fled but were captured two blocks away and charged with robbery and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tobin
Charles Broehl
Woodrow Lee
River Forest
Moose Hall
CTA
Des Jaines
Lee
Shey
Tobin
Hrochl
Brochi
Tobin R
Ferguson
Joseph Cortino
Brecht
Lions Stage Damn Yankees Sellout Night in Forest Park
Lions offer AlcheLS tickets at regular prices for Damn Yankees at Melody Top Theatre on Con ress Expressway Wolf rd ilside Aug 9 starring Shelly Berman. Tickets available through Lions members Rierson Drug Store First Sav Forest Park Review and Forest News. Proceeds fund Lions charitable efforts in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alchels
Shelly Berman
Forest Park
Lions
Melody Top
Conress Expressway
Wolf Rdilside
Grottke on Valparaiso Advisory Council
Walter C. Grottke attended the 7th annual convention of the Valparaiso Advisory Council at Valparaiso University on June 17 18. Mrs Grottke accompanied her husband. He represented St John congregation. The council comprises Lutheran Church Missouri Synod congregations across the country. Delegates reviewed the past academic year and the university expansion plans while previewing a new filmstrip. All sessions at the Valparaiso Union. Wives joined a buffet supper and receptions and worship services were held in Gloria Christi Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Grottke
Val Paraiso Advisory Council
Valparaiso Ind
Valparaiso Union
Democrat VIPs Snub Carnival in Local Rally
The Fraternal Order of Eagles carnival failed to attract Democratic leaders for Democrat Day. Sen Paul Douglas Otto Kerner and Dan Ward did not attend as Republican Day drew speakers Samuel Witwer Harold Collier and Claude Walker in a heavily GOP area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Paul Douglas
Otto Kerner
Dan Ward
Eagle
Woo
Eagles
Samuel Witwer
Harold Collier
Claude Walker
Sunday School Joins 1st United Worshippers
The Sun day Church School of First United Church of Christ will join worshippers in the sanctuary at 8:30 am for Sunday Church School Day. The Junior Choir will sing Praise to the Lord under Mrs. Russell Schaefer. Morning Worship at 9:30 am led by Mrs. William Lyona, with meditation by Rev. Lasso Hunyady. Parents and members may tour classrooms and hear about the education program. punch and cookies served by the Ladies Society.
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Sunday Church School
First United Church of Christ
1000
Elgin
Wil
Thornton
Russell Schaefer
William Lyona
Lasslo Hunyady
Lyons
Hunyady
Ladies Lociety
Seven Forest Park boys chosen for Premier Boys State trip
Seven Forest Park youths selected for Premier Boys State representation depart Union Station for Springfield Illinois to study citizenship leadership and service in a one week program. Sponsored by local groups and business leaders the trip funds covered by Kiwanis Lions Calaganog Trage Bros and Sgt Tobin Juvenile Officer.
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Forest Park
Union Station
Springfield
American Legion of
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Caleag
Nog
Trage Bros
Sgt. Tobin
Police Department
John E. Mullen
Forest
Park American Legioner
Golf Outing Set for July 13 at White Pines
Forest Park holds its big annual golf outing on July 13 at White Pines Golf Club in Bensenville. Chairman Sam Zussman says prizes for all and trophies for top golfers, with tickets for golf and dinner at $8.50 each. Committee includes Fred Caserio Lt Elmer Schnurstein Jim Dale and Howard Mohr. Sponsored by the Chamber Lions Kiwanis and Liquor Dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
White Pines
Bensenville
Sam Zussman
Fred Caserio
Elmer Schnurstein
Jim Dale
Howard Mohr
Chamber, Lions, Iwanis
Child Killed by Car on Beloit Near Harrison
A two percent year old boy named Terry Stoldt was struck by a 1952 Plymouth driven by Ray Ohnesorge at Beloit near Harrison at about 5 p.m. He died at Oak Park hospital. Ohnesorge, of 913 Ferdinand, was charged with involuntary manslaughter. The inquest was continued to June 28. Forest Park’s first traffic fatality in two years. The Stoldt family also has an infant son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Beloit
Terry Stoldt
James Stoldt
Ray Ohnesorge
Ferdinand Ohnesorge
Betolt
Bayl
Henry Marema
Beloit
Robert Zimmerm
Wannie Ross
Oak Park Hospital
Ohnesorgo
Forest Park
Staldts
Fort Lauderdale Vet Earns Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary degree awarded to Russell N. Reiling son of Mrs Ann Reiling of Fort Lauderdale and Forest Park Illinois at University of Illinois graduation. Army veteran and Proviso graduate trained at Navy Pier will practice medicine with Dr J M Gillispie River Forest Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russeell N. Reiling
Ann Reiling
S.W. 20Th
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Forest Park
University of Ilinois
Reiling
Navy Pier
J. M. Gillispie
River Forest
Family Service Marks 10th Anniversary Dinner
The Family Service Assn of Proviso Township observed ten years with a Remick’s Lilac Lodge dinner attended by about 40 board members staff and guests including Ruth Rehr Art Huxhold and Leonard Karlin. C B Lindsay noted growing demand for services outstripping funds and urged local business and resident contributions to meet need.
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Family Service Ass'n
Proviso Township
Remick
Lilac Lodge
Ruth Rehr
Desplaines
Art Huxhold
Thomas
Leonard Karlin
Adame
C. B. Lindsay
Lindsay
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Grottke On
Valpa Advisory Council
M. Selk
Ferdinand
Vulcan Containers
Bellwood
Can Manufacturers Institute
1St United Worshippers
John Trage
Tom Nybo
Nudy Fleege
Joe Manone
Andy Gropek
Ken Cum
John Mulien
Norm Flebinger
Jim Kelley
Warren Nybo
St. John Ladies’ Aid
Eleanor Niko
The
St. John Ladies Aid
Erna Brandt
William Ernst
Helen Watson
Olga Mansch
LaVergne Calcagno
Marguerite Quandt
Lydia Gotsch
Margaret Meyer
Evelyn Jagow
Ramona Jordan
Niko
Viola Ball
Lillo Krougedl
Harrison
Family Service
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