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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

Page

2

Obituary for Ethel M. Cannon of Williams Bay Wisconsin

Ethel M. Cannon died at Sherwood Rest Home on September 23. Born May 7 1882 she lived in Forest Park for 47 years. She was the wife of the late Gregory mother of Mrs Ace Trage and Paul Cannon grandmother of four with ten great grandchildren.

Ethel M. Cannon Sherwood Rest Home Willams Bay Wisconsin Forest Park Gregory Ace Trage Paul Cannon

St John Softball Beats Local Boys Then Shuts Out LaGrange

St John of St Paul Addison crushed the local boys 11 to 5 with three-hit days by Montgomery Heinrich and Rete, Erkman homered, catcher Kuecker stood out, then the team bounced back to rout LaGrange 22 to 6 later in the week. A 10-run sixth inning and a home run binge by Bil Clifton Erkman and Heinrich capped the strong finish.

St. Paul Addison Montgomery Heinrich Rete Gary Erkman Kuecker LaGrange Bil Clifton Dave Heinrich

Social Security Disability Benefits Expanded to More People

Paula E Zwintscher district manager notes disability payments are no longer limited to long term cases. Eligible individuals with a disability expected to last 12 months can now qualify, expanding beyond previous rules that required long term duration or death as outcome.

Paula E. Zwintscher Social Security Miss Zwintscher

Disability rule under new law emphasizes 12 month impairment

Miss Zwintscher clarifies that impairment meeting the new law defines disability and remains unchanged in work credit requirements. A worker must have 5 years of work in the 10 years before becoming disabled, with 20 calendar quarters total, not necessarily continuous. Anyone meeting criteria should file with Social Security and request Booklet OASI-29 at the Elmwood Park office, 1930 N Harlem.

Miss Zwintscher Social Security Office Harlem Elmwood Park

Fell's Theatre for Youth enrolls despite first session

Park Superintendent James Sarno says it is not too late to join the Fell's Theatre for Youth program with the first session held last Saturday. Admissions are at the Park Building Saturday from noon to 2 p.m. The 12 lesson fee is $3.00 per student and the eligible ages are 7 to 14.

Park James Sarno Theatre For

Teachers Meet At Lutheran Convention In Chicago

St John Lutheran School faculty will attend the Northern Illinois District Teachers convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod at McCormick Place Chicago on October 13 and 14. The theme is Speaking the Truth in Love.

St. John Lutheran School The Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod McCormick Place Chicago

German Rice Croquettes With Mustard Sauce

German Rice Croquettes with Mustard Sauce blend cooked rice sauerkraut onions and frankfurters with cheese and eggs. Form twelve croquettes fry until golden brown and serve with a creamy mustard sauce for six servings.

Germany

Concordia Children's Theater Opens 1966 67 Season

The Concordia Teachers College presents a stage version of Brownings Pied Piper of Hamelin by Madge Miller as the first Children’s Theater show for 1966 67 under Speech Professor Paul G Grotalueschen with Sharon Johnson directing. Five performances run Oct 14 16 with multiple Friday Saturday times and an 8 pm Sunday show. Reservations advised by calling Office of Field Services 771-6300 Ext 243 due to high demand. Performances take place in College Union Hall River Forest.

Browning Hamelin Madge Miller Concordia Children's Theater

Forest Park Little League Women’s Auxiliary Meeting Tonight

The Forest Park Little League Women’s Auxiliary meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the park building. Election of officers is the main business. Members urged to attend and vote. The unclaimed Pot of Gold prize remains from the last three meetings. Drawn name must be present to win. Games and refreshments served by Lena Marc and others.

Forest Park Little League Park Lena Marc Carol Csech Delores Dunhe Marian Dowdle Kathy Karl Mary Vanderbloemen

St John Men Hear About Viet Nam Return

Miller a U S Marine who just returned from Vietnam will be speaker at the St John Men’s Club meeting in the church hall Tuesday at p.m. All members of the congregation invited.

St. Miller U.S Vietnam St. John Men’s Club Church Hall At & P.m

Walther Lutheran rummage sale and meeting announced

The Ladies Auxiliary of Walther Lutheran High School sponsors a rummage sale on October 14 from 7 to 9 p m and October 15 from 9 a m to noon in the school cafeteria. The auxiliary will hold its next meeting on October 18 at 8 p m in the cafeteria. Audrey Roberts will present a book review.

Ladies Auxiliary Walther Lutheran High School Audrey Roberts

Nursing Association Meeting Guest Speaker Announced

Miss Eleanor Carlson chair of the Nursing Department Morton Jr College will address the 19th District of the Illinois Nurses Association at their October 6 meeting. She will discuss the Associated Degree Program in Nursing at Morton Jr College.

Eleanor Carlson Morton Jr, College Ilinois Nurses’ Assn Carlson Morten = Jr. College

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