City Library Set to Open in Former Sales Office
The Rolling Meadows library moves toward a July rental start at the former Hill Homes sales office on Martin Lane and Meadow Drive. The library seeks funds via a city wide ticket book sale with prizes and seeks volunteers, furniture donations, and city cooperation to open this summer or early fall.
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City Library
Kent
Rolling Meadows
City Library Board
Martin Lane
Meadow Dr
Hill Homes
Behlke
Library Board
John O'Malley
Ground Breaking Ceremonies Held for New Rolling Meadows Bank
Ground breaking for the new Bank of Rolling Meadows proceeded with bank officials and local dignitaries present. The $150000 plus project, to be built beside Crawford Department Store, will feature drive up windows, motor banking, and a community meeting room with FDIC insured deposits.
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Bank of Rolling Meadows
Crawford Department
Rolling Meadows
Bank For Business
Joseph T. Carp, Inc
iMttelbusher and Tourtelot
Chicago
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bank
Crawford Dept
West End
True Bills Voted in County Grand Jury Cases Tuesday
Two Rolling Meadows cases received true bills from Cook County grand jury. Robert R. Lueder, 21, of Arlington Heights, was convicted on speeding and fined $10. charge of driving after revocation was sent to grand jury. Ralph Weingart, 24, Chicago, faced true bills for grand larceny and auto theft linked to a welding machine theft and a 1959 Oldsmobile. Weingart remained held on $5,000 bond per theft counts. Prosecution details noted. no prosecution date set.
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Rolling Meadows
Cook County Grand Jury
Pennington
Robert R. Lueder
JP Pennington
Lueder
Ralph Weingart
Nashville
Chicago
Weingart
Harry Reuse
Reuse Lathing Company
Belpark
Robert T. Casey
Eldred Benz
James Ruggio
Montrose Harbor
Lake Michigan
Eiter
Slum Dwellings Case Continued to July 1
A hearing on 1404 E Euclid regarding 20 residents using an outhouse for months was continued to July 1 at 9 a.m. in the village hall. Summonses were issued to the owner T Karavidas and a resident with complaints of waste, privy use, and four families in a single dwelling. Staltzner Construction plans to buy the land July 1, demolish structures, and subdivide.
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E. Euclid
Arlington Heights
Robert Buckley
T. Karavidas
Buckley
L. Velasquez
Herald
Velasquez
the Herald
Karavidas
Staltzner Construction Company
Staltzner
Plan Commission Installs New Officers In Rolling Meadows
The Rolling Meadows Plan Commission elects Donald C. Carp as chairman and Donald Winn as vice chairman with Richard Carlson as secretary. New members Herbert Menier Frederick Bartels and Frank Bohac join, while Boubene Jaremus resigns after four years. Terms run from May 1 1959 to varying end dates.
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Rolling Meadows Plan Commission
Donald C. Carp
Heron c. Carp
Thomas Waldron
Donald Winn
Meadow Jr
Richard Carlson
Thrush Lane
Commission
John J. Woods
Herbert Menier
Flicker Jane
Frederick Bartels
Signalisr
Frank Bohac
Heronet
Boubene Jaremus
Jaremus
Menier
Bartels
Bohac
Winn and Carlson
Carp
Plan Commission
Testimonial Dinner for Stuart R. Pad dock Publisher
Reservations are due by Friday June 26 for a testimonial dinner honoring Stuart R Pad dock publisher of Arlington Heights Herald. The event on Tuesday June 30 at 6 45 p m will be in Prospect High School cafeteria with author Ed itor of the Year honors from Illinois Press Association. Reservations to John Schaff CL 3 0200.
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Stuart R. Paddock
Arlington Heights Herald
Prospect High School
Paddock
Illinois Press Association
John Schaff
Real Estate Tax Payable After July 1
Township tax collector George Howes will begin collecting property taxes July 1 at the township office 12 W Chicago Ave. First installment penalty date is August 1 and September 1 for the second. Office hours 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm daily except Wednesday. Checks may be mailed to the office.
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Alating
George Howes
Chicago
Howes
Hills Homes Wins City Backing for Six Foot Shield Fence
Hills Homes obtained city approval Tuesday for a six foot ornamental shield fence to shield the Moderncrete plant on Kirchhoff road from nearby homes on Owl drive. The vote favored the plan with two dissenters Aldermen Rush and Freiburger. the fence will run on the Moderncrete property line within the utility easement and along Kirchhoff road five feet from the front property line, bypassing the usual 30 foot setback for homeowner convenience.
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Owl Dr
Kirchhoff Rd
Hills Homes
James Rush
Bud” Freiburger
Jealousy Blamed for Brutal Teen Beating in Arlington Heights
A 17 year old, Timothy Lonergan, was beaten at a party after a girl sparked jealousy. Police describe a small core of fringe delinquents from Arlington Heights and Wheeling involved. Lonergan suffered a broken nose a dislocated shoulder multiple facial wounds and is hospitalized awaiting prognosis. Acker and three others were arrested or sought on assault charges with court dates set for July 1. The father vows to pursue the case and medical bills.
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Arlington Heights
Timothy Lonergan
Mayfair
Evanston Hospital
W. Miner
Millbratt
Lonergan
Resurrection Hospital
Acker
Wheeling
Buckley
Mueller
Park Ridge
Clark
Notice Anything Different New Bodoni Bold headline face
Our newspaper reveals a new Bodoni Bold headline type as part of an expansion program. The style changes aim to provide a readable modern appearance used by major metros, reflecting ongoing improvements for the northwest suburbs.
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Bodoni
Giambattista (John the Baptist) Bodoni
Saluzzo
Parma
Keep Children Away From Spraying Trucks
Northwest Mosquito Abatement District warns parents to keep children from following fogging trucks. Inhalation of fog may cause nausea and dizziness. Passing vehicles may fail to see children, risking accidents during spraying operations.
Centex Plans 60 Day Park and Shop Center Opening
Centex Construction officials announce a new Park and Shop center to be completed in sixty days with a target September 1 opening stated by job superintendent Robert Clinkenbeard. A separate Page of Opinion discusses the desperate poverty of migrant farm workers in a special report.
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Centex Construction Company
Robert Clinkenbeard
Centex
America
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Dryden Cleaners, Inc
S. Dryden Pl
Dye House Workers International Union Local 46
Donald Carp
Carp Contracting
Gertrude Darnall
William McFarland
Theodore Roberts
Harris Trust and Savings
Bill Bond
Bert Trager
Michael Sica
Jack Mackin
Hewitt
Harold Carlson
Baird and
Warner
Robert Bristol
Paddock Publications
Arlington Plating Company
Rolling Greens Country Club
Marshall Hewitt
John W. Baird
Joseph Townsend
William Dean
Northwestern
George Bollenbacher
Mittelbusher and Tourtelot
Joseph T. Carp
Plan Commission Sports ‘New Look
Albert
Bud) Millbratz
N. State Rd
Thomas Acker
Fletcher
Kenneth Mueller
N. Haddow
Donald Clark
S. Vail
St. James
Ports
Italy
Washington Post-Times Herald
New York Herald-Tribune
Louisville Courier-Journal
Chicago Daily News
Billboard
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Design For Living
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