Koeger boy wears Bavarian peasant outfit from Germany
The year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Koeger of 1117 Troost is shown proudly wearing the Baya peasant outfit sent him by his great grandmother. The gift came from Hof Bavaria Germany.
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
2
The year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Koeger of 1117 Troost is shown proudly wearing the Baya peasant outfit sent him by his great grandmother. The gift came from Hof Bavaria Germany.
Mr and Mrs James R Nicker entertained Dr Hayes Isenberg and wife last week during the 50th Northwestern Dental School alumni reunion in town on June 6. Dr Isenberg received a gold certificate at the event. They were joined by their nine year old Michael who celebrated a birthday on June 13. The Nickersons planned a dinner for the occasion.
The remark characterizes Rakkel as utterly unhelpful and pointless, using a vivid simile to express strong disdain. No other factual details are provided in the readable text.
Joe Teste, former hotel pastry foreman and creator of French pastries for notable figures, welcomed a turn away crowd of over 1,000 to 7232 Madison for Christina's Food Shop Sunday. The 38-year-old baker baked a 250 pound cake and plans a weekly special and delivery service as his pizza gains suburban renown.
Claude A Walker is publisher with Claude A Walker Jr editor Polly Peterson associate Andy Colville and adv manager Josephine Pidde circulation director listed as paper staff in masthead style.
The Torcest Park Memorial Library will be closed Wednesday, July 4, for Independence Day observance.
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