Wood Dale Hears Update On Road Widening Financing
Wood Dale officials express concern over possible delays for the Wood Dale and Irving Park roads intersection widening. County and village share costs, with projections of 60 percent county funding and 40 percent Wood Dale, for a project valued at $200 000. Construction may start this summer with a village hall site yet to be decided.
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Robert Raymond
Lisle
Fred Bown
DuPage County Highway Department
Ilinois Bureau of Roads and Streets
Raymond
Ralph Madonna
Watson Construction Co
Police Department
Grand Central Chrysler
Chicago
Trustees Vote A Pay Increase
Itasca Village Board members voted themselves a pay rise. Six trustees and Village President Wil bert Nottke will get 25 dollars per meeting not more than one a week. Previously trustees earned 3 dollars and the president 5 dollars per meeting.
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Itasca
Wilbert Nottke
Police Sleep Charge Dropped in Wood Dale Hearing
Wood Dale police chief withdrew a charge that Patrolman Robert Sample slept on duty last February after conferring with the village attorney. The charge alleged Sgt. Edward Windle found Sample sleeping in a squad car near Irving Park and Wood Dale Roads and originally ordered a five day suspension, which Sample appealed for a public hearing.
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Wood Dale
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Jack McGann
Robert Sample
Samuel LaSusa
McGann
Edward Windle
Sample
Irving Park
Obituary notices for Emily C. Austin and Russell B. Daniels
Emily C. Austin 75 died at home after a long illness. Born November 17 1893 in Missouri she lived with her son Robert J. at 742 West Dempster Mount Prospect. Funeral 9:30 a.m. from Lauterburg and Oehler Funeral Home to St Zachary Des Plaines Mass 10 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery Des Plaines. She was widow of John L and survived by son Stanley J. of Palatine two sisters Ida Hill Chicago and Josie Dollinger St Louis. Russell B. Daniels 75 died Thursday in Northwest Community Hospital Arlington Heights after a long illness. Funeral Saturday at Arlington Heights First United Methodist Church officiated by Rev Jay Walkington memory at Memory Gardens Cemetery. Born May 1 1893 Clyde Ohio he lived four years at 216 North Somerset Arlington Heights. World War I veteran retired photoengraver and member of Chicago Local No 245 LPIU. Survived by widow Martha A. Memorials to First United Methodist Church Memorial Fund.
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Des Plaines
All Saints Cemetery
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Palatine
Ida Hill
Chicago
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St. Louis
Russell B. Daniels
Northwest Community Hospital
Jay Walkington
First United Methodist Church
Memory Gardens Cemetery
Mr. Daniels
Clyde
Ohio
N. Somerset Lane
L.P.I.U
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First United Methodist Church Memorial Fund
New Orleans Population Surges 21 Percent by 1968
The metropolitan area’s population rose 21 percent from 1960 to 1968, reaching about 1.1 million residents.
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Funeral for Freiderick C. Hitzemann in Roselle
Freiderick C. Hitzemann 80 died suddenly at home. Funeral Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church Roselle with burial in church cemetery. Born January 31 1889 in Illinois he was a longtime Roselle resident and retired farmer. Surviving wife Mathilda five daughters five sons 23 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and a sister. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church Roselle.
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River Grove
Lorine Soehlmann
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St. Charles
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Arcadia
Iowa
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Burlington
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Villa Park
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Barrington
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Need for Church Change Told
The fourth in a weekly series notes the need for change in local churches. Pastor Robert J. Smith of Sunny Place Church of God urges adapting to remain alive in today's world and describes his church as progressive in the Church of God movement. The 34-year-old pastor, married with three, leads a congregation completing a $100,000 expansion at Oakleaf Drive and Sunny Place, dedicated June 1, with noted openness to racial inclusion.
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Bensenville
Robert J. Smith
Pastor Smith
Sunny Place Church
First Church of God
Kankakee
Anderson College and Seminary
Indiana
Almanac Briefs and Historical Highlights for April 7 1969
On April 7 1969 the Almanac notes the 97th day of the year with 268 to follow and lists celestial bodies Mercury Mars Jupiter in the morning sky and Venus Saturn in the evening. It recalls key events: 1927 first long distance TV demo 1943 Allied troops linked in Tunisia 1947 nationwide telephone strike lasting 23 days 1968 Federal troops sent to Baltimore. A Mann quote closes.
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Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Washington
New York City
Tunisia
Baltimore
Park Officials to Attend Northwest Suburban District Seminar
Park district officials from Arlington Heights Bensenville Prospect Heights Streamwood and Wood Dale will join a two day seminar at the Ramada Inn Champaign on April 18 19. The event is sponsored by University of Illinois Extension Service and related departments with panels addressing districts by assessed valuations.
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Ramada Inn
Champaign
University of Illinois’ Cooperative Extension Service
Department of Recreation and Park Administration
Office of Recreation and Park Resources
C. B. Cronin
Arlington Heights Park District
Robert Nichols
Bensenville
Joe Lesniak
Prospect Heights Park
Eileen Lewandowski
Streamwood Park
Roger A. Bjorvik
Palatine, Wheeling and
River Trails
Jo Kuffel
Wood Dale Park
Open House Planned by Northwest Philatelic Club
The Northwest Philatelic Club hosts an open house for local youth on April 13 at Lauterburg and Oehler Funeral Home Arlington Heights. Stamps donated by members will be sold for 1 cent, with items below normal prices for adults. Noon to 4 pm refreshments and door prizes every 20 minutes. Children under 14 must bring an adult.
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Northwest Philatelic Club
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H. W. Liebetrau
First to go Co-Ed at Iowa State University
The University of Iowa became the first state university to admit women on an equal basis with men. This milestone marks a major shift in university policy and gender equality within higher education.
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University of Iowa
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