Worth Athletics Beat Through Rainy Weekend Practice
Worth Athletics loaded players into cars and traveled to Orland for a full afternoon practice against Orland and Midlothian after a soggy Worth field canceled the opener. Allen Schipper impressed on the mound, with Buddy Blahm and Lloyd Vogele showing promise. The A’s hope to avenge a 6-2 loss to Midlothian this Sunday at Worth, as Schipper will start with Altman batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Miller
Worth Athletics
Worth
Orland
Midlothian
Bill
A's
A’s
Allen Schipper
Emil
Hank
Frank Altman
Spring Valley Social Notes Mixed With Family News
Mrs Bretzer’s sister and father visited at Easer’s home on Bretzer field avenue. Mrs Olson’s mother is seriously ill at St Anne’s hospital. Mrs Kudith entertained her sewing club with guests including Mrs Towner Mrs Mykyaik and others. Miss Carol Olson became godmother to her new nephew Bruce and gave a $25 bond. Miss Janice Hume celebrated turning seven with a party for eleven friends.
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Bretzer
Spring Valley, Ill
E.olson
St Anne’s Hospital
R. Kudith
Mayfield Ave
Hier Sewing Club
C. Towner
Ann Mykyaik
W. Fagen
E. Kempton
P. Rayimond
A. Anderson
McNichols
Carol Olson
Bruce
Janice Hume
Ristau Dies at Edward Hines Hospital in Oak Lawn
F W Ristau of Oak Lawn died Friday April 30 at Edward Hines hospital. Green Oak Post American Legion had charge of the military funeral with burial at Mr Hope cemetery. He is survived by his wife Frances and son Wilbur with the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Ristau
Oak Lawn
Edward Hines
Green Oak Post
American Legion
Mr. Hope Cemetery
Mr. Ristau
Frances
Wilbur
Navy
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Plahin
Blahm
Kettle
Lloyd Vogele
Blue Island High School
Vogele
Len Lysen
Ray Mille
Herb Foyle
Ed Plahm
Ed Lysen
Posen Lumber & Supply CO
S. Western Avenue
Blue Island
Harvey
F.W
Ristau
Hines
the Eagle Dept. Store
183 E
154Th Street
Harvey Remember
Axis
LIC
Ervice, Company OF Northern Illinois
Remen
Cicero Ave
Oak Forest
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