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Newspaper
Rolling Meadows Herald
Location
Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
33
Jack Johnston received a bachelor of arts degree at DePauw University’s 120th annual commencement in Greencastle. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Aubra Johnston of Mt Prospect Illinois and part of one of the university’s largest graduating classes.
John L. Siech of Mt. Prospect earned a bachelor of science in pharmacy from Creighton University in Omaha Neb by June 3. He is son of Mr and Mrs Alfred L Siech and a member of Phi Delta Chi, the pharmacy fraternity. he is Arlington High School graduate.
Robert W. Schumann of Confidential Loan Service will attend the eighth annual Institute on Consumer Finance co sponsored by Marquette University and 13 Midwest associations in Milwaukee from June 14 to 17. This marks his second year of attendance as the program aims to improve instruction in consumer loans and sales finance.
James L. Dicke of 606 S Owen Prospect Utah has been elected president of the newly organized Lutheran Student association at the University of Utah. A graduate meteorology major with a BA from St Olaf college he belongs to the American Chemical Society student chapter and the Air Force association at the university.
Ronald I Rank of Wheeling teaches at Glenbrook North High School and is among 81 teachers selected for an eight week summer institute at Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago. The program runs June 29 to August 21 and is funded by the National Science Foundation.
Kenneth C. Moore of Palatine has been appointed architectural representative for the Chicago area with Bobrick Dispensers. He brings 32 years at Crane Co in promotion, advertising, and displays and will assist architects and engineers with soap dispensing equipment specifications. Moore has Midwest notoriety in plumbing, is a former Crane promotions manager, and active in Toastmasters and speech clubs.
The Northwest District Social Security Office in Chicago announces two free leaflets for household workers and employers. Do You Have a Maid clarifies reporting obligations and includes a mail-in tax card for IRS forms. Good News for Household Workers explains Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance benefits with color cartoons. Copies available by request via phone or mail. office at 4255 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago.
A temporary zigzag link in the Chicago and North Western Railway mainline near Jefferson Park Station goes into service this week. It serves over 70 daily trains for a year while a new underpass at Milwaukee Avenue and the Northwest Expressway is built.
Cook County Traffic Safety Commission notes four towns Park Ridge Des Plaines Arlington Heights and Palatine had no auto deaths in the first five months. The five month period also shows 50 killed 3729 injured in 14256 suburban accidents with May totals of nine deaths and 967 injuries in 2874 crashes. Daniel Ryan heads the commission and county board.
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