Blood Bank Idea Urged by Forest Park Chamber Chief
George Olson, newly elected president of Forest Park Chamber of Commerce, urged directors to revive a local blood bank. He cited wartime needs and past Forest Park testing efforts, proposing 200 volunteers be tested and a typed list kept to provide quick matching for patients. The board suggested a local civic group take the objective for action.
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George Olson
Forest Park
Chamber
Campagna Stricken at Home With Heart Attack
Campagna, a Forest Park resident, died suddenly March 1 at home after a heart attack. Born in Chicago in 1908, he lived on Lathrop Avenue for over 40 years, married Catherine Russ, and worked 23 years for the Chicago Transit Authority. Survived by wife, two sons, a daughter, parents, a brother, and four sisters. Services held March 10 at St. Bernardine Church. interment Mount Carmel cemetery.
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Imo J. Campagna
Forest Park
Lathrop
Catherine Russ
Foest Park
Bowlers Club
Campagna
Chicago Transit Authority
Catherine
August
Robert G
Marie C
Augustino
Naria Campagna
Charles J. Campagna
Josephine ~ Polite
Lena
Gussie Sperandeo
Mary Alessi
Zimmerman Chapel
St. Bernardine Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Positions Open At Post Office
Forest Parler office announced by postmaster Arthur I. Schuler that applications for substitute clerks and carriers are being accepted. Extra help is needed for the vacation and upcoming rush seasons.
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Forest Parler
Arthur I. Schuler
Volunteers Cleared as Right Type for Efficiency
The text notes that volunteers were tested and found suitable, which would eliminate wasted time in screening. Mr Quaon told the Chamber that he would try to persuade a local oronal organization to adopt the project, described as worthwhile.
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Mr. Olson
Nming
Exhibition of Ross Carnaggio Paintings at Wheaton Public Library
Illinois Society of Fine Arts hosts a March show of Ross Carnaggio at Wheaton Public Library. Carnaggio, a Forest Park resident for nine years, paints landscapes and Illinois scenes and has works at the Drake and Stevens hotels. He studied at the Art Institute with Gianni Cissone and has a commission for Concord Products in Chicago. He works at 140 N LaSalle and maintains a private studio at 33 Flynn. He is married with four children Joyce Gevai Natalie Laurena and Lita.
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Illinois Society of Fine Arts
Ross Carnaggin
Elgin
Wheaton Public Library
Carnaggio
Forest Park
Drake
Stevens
N. LaSalle
Canvaes
Flynn
Ife
Joyce
Antony Gevai
Natalie
Lure Raing
Lita
Lions Club to Host Paul Bippensivet Guest Speaker
Lions Club of Forest Gardens invites members to a March meeting at Forest Gardens Rand where Arrow Petroleum Co speaker Paul Bippensivet will discuss petroleum resources. A colored film will illustrate production phases.
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Paul Bippensivet
Arrow Petroleum Co
Dines
Forest Gardens
Rand
Bishop Megan Honored Guest at Village Luncheon
Bishop T Megan, long stationed in China, visited the Gertrude Mission Club in a March 1 luncheon at Mrs Louis Oswalds home. Club members have aided his mission for 15 years, with the first letter received in 1933. After the luncheon he traveled to Eldora to visit his elderly mother.
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Thomason Bis Marish
Gertrude Mission Club
Eshuj
Megan
Gertrude Wiley
Catherine Larem
Selestine Becket
Elsie Andrews
Sir
Berwyn
Lage
Maywood
Owald
Catherine Schreck
Schreck
North Western Station
Eldora
Recreation League Trophies Awarded in Senior and Sunmive Divisions
St. John's wins the senior division trophy while Printers' Devils claim the Sunmive B division trophy after top finishes in the season. Junior A finals are yet to be played, with two weeks remaining in the league schedule.
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St. John's
Printers’ Devils
Injured in Fair Edward Ayurs Incident at Lathrop
A person identified as Edward Ayurs, 126 Lathrop, was taken to Loretto hospital after an injury at Fair Edward Ayurs venue. He suffered chest pain and possible internal injuries when he slipped.
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Edward Ayurs
Lathrop
Loretto Hospital
Blow Safe In Tavern Get 1500 From Safe
Thieves blew open the Terminal tavern safe at 720 Des phines after midnight Monday March 8 and escaped with 1500 in cash and checks. Police say expert safe crackers used nitroglycerine and tear gas bombs. a rear door breach aided the entry. The owner Gus Theodosakis reported normal closing and this marks a second burglary in two years following a 1946 incident.
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Desphines
Garfield
Walsh
Laramie
Gus Theodosakis
Madison Street To Be Paved From Harlem To River
The county board authorized paving of Madison street from 25th Avenue to Harlem Avenue in Maywood River Forest and Forest Park Proviso township. About 16 035 feet will use bituminous binder and surface, costing 180 000 from motor tax funds. An accident report noted a man fell on the icy pavement while backing his car.
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CNS
Madison Street
25Th Avenue
Harlem Avenue
Maywood
River Forest
Forest Park
Provisa Township
Lund
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Recreation League
Harlem
Polly
Garfield P.T.A
Garfield Bavent-Teacher Association
Last Powth
Lawrence F. Lauck
Franklin