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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
23
In the final inning the team tripled to tally five runs, boosting their score and momentum for the finish. The sustained rally showcased clutch batting and aggressive base running as the crowd watched eagerly.
The Eagles secured second place by defeating the American Legion 3 1. Pitcher Chuck Denish allowed two hits and struck out 11. Don Onorato drove in two runs in the first inning, while Mike Mohr took the loss despite fanning 11. Pat Oberg contributed on defense to halt Legion rallies.
Roy Adolfson earned his second win allowing two hits as Police Take Lead beat the Eagles 9-1. Eagles pitchers yielded 13 walks while three hits were allowed. Mike Barfield Larry Stover and Danny Horvath drove in two runs each with Horvath homering.
The Seguin School at 6332 Ogden Berwyn invites the public to an open house on Sunday June 8 from 2 to 5 pm and a dedication at 3 pm.
Newcomers to Forest Park are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Reid who have moved to 7012 York Street. Mr. Reid is retired after many years with the University of Illinois.
G P Vacala of 1522 Elgin told police that someone siphoned all the gas from his car. The thieves left the hose and can used in the theft.
George Carrie sustained a left hip injury after a fall on the sidewalk at Harrison and Elgin. Police ambulance transported him to Oak Park hospital.
Welco Oils backs a new Welco Girls softball squad eight years after a 1950 championship. The team will play Saturday nights at Forest Park and alternate Saturdays in Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Illinois. Debut at Forest Park is June 14 at 8 p.m. and a May 27 game against Waves at Great Lakes. The roster includes Nancy McBroom Jean Sackrider Marlene Harbeck Rae Whelpley Arlene Youngsmin Shirley Haas Dorothy Gammon Ida Hoyle Shirley Hein Joyce Wickholdt Barbara Kruse Jean Considine and manager Doc Cotton.
Mr and Mrs F W Hansen former Forest Park residents acknowledge with gratitude the sympathy shown by neighbors and friends after the death of their daughter Maxine Hansen Gilstrap Jackson South Carolina May 5.
Forest Park Oak Park and River Forest receive new phone books this week. The covers again feature ruled lines labeled Fire and Police for quick recording of emergency numbers by residents.
Ruth Evenson, 103 Marengo, slipped on the sidewalk in front of 7230 Circle. She received first aid for abrasion to the nose and right knee by Mrs. C Weslake. No hospitalization required.
The Association of University Women graduate group ends spring activities with a dinner at Pedicone's on May 28 at 6 30. Mrs. Thomas Van Rossum of 1118 Troost will be introduced as the new chairwoman.
John P. F. Domeier, president of the Illinois Savings and Loan League, will present an appraisal of the current economic scene and prospects for the future. He is also president and chairman of the Oak Park Federal Savings and Loan Association and president of the Oak Park Chamber of Commerce.
The International Relations Study Group at the University will discuss Far East dilemmas in rendering technical assistance in the Far East Sunday. The meeting is hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Dyson at 415 Frederick Ave Bellwood with supper at 5 30 pm. Non members may attend by telephoning Linden 4 139 to contact the host.
Joseph R. Brown gunner's mate third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Jack S Brown of 600 Lathrop is scheduled to complete the Naval Academy Preparatory Session at the U S Naval Preparatory School Friday at the Naval Training Center Bainbridge Md
The United Charities presents the Riverview Ramble at River view Park Westusn and Belmont on Tuesday June 17th. Tickets cost 3 50 admittance and 45 rides and shows, with gate sales 4 50 that night. Proceeds aid United Charities of Chicago supporting Family Service Bureau legal aid bureau and Camp Algonquin. Children under 6 admitted free.
Mr. Ed Koessler of 1110 Lathrop is at home convalescing following surgery performed at Oak Park Hospital on May 14. The public notice confirms his recovery from a hospital procedure.
A new 345000-volt interconnection between Commonwealth Edison and American Electric Power creates a 90 mile link from Orland Park, Illinois to New Carlisle, Indiana. The 28 million project boosts emergency power sharing and reduces generating reserves, saving over 30 million dollars per company. Willis Gate and Philip Sporn announced the commercial operation. The jointly owned line serves about 12 million people across two systems.
A patient expresses gratitude for the kind wishes and the many cards received during a hospital stay, noting appreciation for support from friends.
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