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sthood Neighborood eT. yy ‘News BELIEVE By Zelda Bradbury Dorothy Lynch and Evelyn Stenek had lunch in Chicago recently with former neighbor Fran Budris. Don’t’ miss Crestwood wo man’s club meeting this Fri day night in the village hall! Kathleen Uhlean has had both her boys, Tommy and Stevie, home sick with a virus recently. . It’s a baby girl, named Mary Francis, for Carl and Soley Dietz, born the 7th in St. Francis Hospital. As usual, Catherine McCracken helped with the children and house hold chores while Soley was in the hospital. Now the Dietzes are most happy for the oppor tune visit of an old friend of Soley’s from the Philippines. Marge Walter returned Monday from a lovely visit to Las Vegas, New Mexico where the temperatures were in the high sixties. Ray and Ruth Wilson went to Buckley, Ill.over the week end to visit high school friends, the ‘Warrens. Iva Kuntz has been confined to her home by a boat with tonsilitis. The Gatelys, Diehls and Wemberlys were entertained by the Steven Uhleans. Sat. night where Kay’s pizza, was the piece de resistance! Bob Foose took son Robbie to the boat show last week, making it a night on the town by having dinner in the Loop. Kimberly Francis, infant daughter of Bernice and Steve Bikar was baptised Sunday at Bikar and her fiance’, Vyto St. Christophers, Rosaline Golbin, were god-parents Another reminder of the March 2nd Booster Club Mee ting at which William F. Bauch, Jr. Illinois State High way Commision will speak on the proposed toll road and how it will affect our village. The annual South Cook Coun ty ‘Girl Scout “Cookie Drive is about to “start. The green “uni formed cookie sales girls have a new cookie this year to add to their regular types, sand wich, shortbread and chocolate mints. Actual order-taking will be between, March 4th and 15th, and the cookies will be delivered April 6th. Thirty-two Neighor hood cookie chairmen will aid the girls in their drive. Girl Scouts of Bremen Neigh borhood are portraying the life of Juliette Lowe, who introduc ed the Girl Scout movement in the United States, on Feb. 23rd, at 2:30 P.M. Over 400 girls will participate. Tickets can be had from any Girl Scout or Brow nie. On February 4, Mrs. Leonard Meenan and Mrs. Harold Swee ney were invested as co-lead ers of Troop 322. At the same time, Mary Meenan and Donna Sweeney were welcomed as new troop members. The troop had a Valentine party on February 11. Re freshments were served and games played. On February 11, Girl Scout Troop No. 169 also had a Valen tine party, to which Boy Scouts of Troop No. 215 were invited. Refreshments were served, games played and there was dancing. Thursday, January 31, Brow nie Troop No. 247, under the leadership of Mrs. L. Scheidel and Mrs. A. Stupak, visited the Coca-Cola plant in Markham. They were accompanied by Mrs. G. Doyle, and Mrs. G. Ma lone. Girl Scout Troop No. 214 en tertained Boys Scout Troop No. 258 at a Valentine Party on February “13. Games were play ed, there was social dancing, and refreshments. The next Neighborhood meet ing will be held at Bremen Heights Civic Club on Febru ary 27 at 9:45 AM. Jim Daley, Booster President, urges “members to “invite friends to this important Mee ting. Lola Quint entertained the 138th Cigars’ club Thurs. night with * the following’ ‘pre sent: Ann Martinkus,’. Rose Higgins, ‘Kathy, “Maloney, §Mar= ion Spano,. Betty ‘Mercer, and Dorothy... Hartsfield- ‘Bremen
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Midlothian Bremen Township News Record
Midlothian, Illinois, US
Thu, Feb 21, 1957
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