Voters Interest slate led by Alderman Wing Groves
Ald. George H. Hamm announced the Voters Interest party headed by Wing E. Groves a mayoral candidate for the April 21 city election. The slate includes Virginia Yaeger as city clerk John Boylan as police magistrate Dale Fischer as city treasurer plus ten aldermen across five wards. Groves, a Navy veteran and longtime Rolling Meadows resident, chairs the council’s building and zoning committee and has attended Illinois Municipal League sessions regularly.
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Ald
Wing E. Groves
George H. Hamm
Voters Interest Party
Campbell St
Virginia M. Yaeger
Dove St
John C. Boylan
Quail Lane
Dale A. Fischer
Swallow Lane
Gilbert W. Fuller
St. James
Fred O. Hitzeman
Illinois Municipal League
Hamm
Traub enters Rolling Meadows mayoral race with V.O.T.E.
Les Traub age 32 announces the Voice of the Electorate party for the April 21 city election. He pledges independent candidates within the slate and calls for a sincere progressive program. Other V.O.T.E. nominees include William Cantwell treasurer Eileen Ulbrick clerk and aldermen Arthur Klein Irwin Broeske Stan Provenzano William Senofsky. Traub, a University of Illinois alumnus, previously helped found Rolling Meadows civic groups and served on the school board. The family has four children and earlier lived at 2902 Cove and 2203 Heron Ct.
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Rolling Meadows
V.O.T.E
Les Traub
Traub
University of Illinois
Maine Township High School
William Cantwell
Eileen Ulbrick
Arthur G. Klein
Irwin “Bud” Broeske
Stan Provenzano
William
Les
Billie Traub
Cove
Heron Ct
Rolling Meadows Home Owners Association
Rolling Meadows Jaycees
Lions Club
Chesebrough Ponds, Inc
Leather
Salem
Cornett Business College
Josephine Battisti
Peoples’ Economy Party
Gertrude Darnall
Eileen Ulbrich
Campaign Pledge: Clean, Civil Election urged in Rolling Meadows
A plea for clean and sensible campaigning was issued as Rolling Meadows prepares for a tough municipal election. Max Kolin 2108 Flicker Jane, co-manager of a new party, urged candidates to focus on pertinent issues and community welfare. He warned bitterness and mudslinging could split the town, urging unity to keep the city as a model suburb.
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Rolling Meadows
Max Kolin
Flicker Jane
Kolin
Baird
Rolling “Meadows
Bank of Rolling Meadows
The
Hostess Hosts Charity Card Party for Hospital Fund
Mrs. Rachael S. Ricci Johnson hosted a benefit card party at her 2002 Rohl Wing Road home last Thursday to raise funds for Northwest Community Hospital. Twenty women donated $1 each to the auxiliary hospital fund for the emergency room construction, with a suggested $25,000 donation by the auxiliary.
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Rachael S. (Ricci) Johnson
Rohlwing Rd
Northwest Community Hospital Fund
Auxiliary Hospital
Rolling Meadows party reveals campaign leadership
The Rolling Meadows party announces campaign leaders for the April city election. Ald Bruce White is the mayoral candidate with a full slate for city offices. Appointments include Pete Keller finance, Al DiPasquale promotion, Clyde Johnson advertising, Max Kolin public relations, Joseph Stecker house meetings, Ken Erickson ward coordinator, and Bob Hourigan legal advisor.
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Rolling Meadows Party
Max Kolin
Bob Sales
Pete Keller
Grouse Lane
al DiPasquale
Wilke
Clyde Johnson
Flicker
Joseph Stecker
Hawk
Ken Erickson
Park
Bob Hourigan
Starling
Hill Hails Influence of Lab in Rolling Meadows Housing
The $500000 Housing Research Laboratory built by Kimball Hill and Associates in Rolling Meadows has begun to yield results. The firm notes that early analysis provides clues to public housing preferences, including a shift toward family room oriented layouts. Homes shown span traditional and contemporary designs, priced from 16500 to 18000.
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Kimball Hill
Rolling Meadows
Roy Heron
Kimball Hill and Associates
Real Estate Research Corporation
Heron
Frank Sullivan Observation on Life and Cost
The quote notes that half as long a life can be as cheap as one yet costs them twice as much, reflecting on value and sacrifice. It presents a paradox about time and cost attributed to Frank Sullivan in a concise, reflective form.
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Frank Sullivan
St Paul Growth and Naming History Across Years
St Paul Minnesota began as a settlement in 1838 named for the Apostle Paul. It became a village in 1849 and a city in 1854, later serving as state capital in 1858 when Minnesota joined the union.
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St. Paul, Minn
Apostle Paul
Minnesota
Bank Organized in Rolling Meadows Opens Prospect
A new Bank of Rolling Meadows will be located in the Rolling Meadows shopping center with FDIC insured deposits and a $400,000 capitalization. Directors include John W. Baird and others from Baird and Warner, UARCO, Crawford Stores, and Mil lers National Insurance. Opening is slated for late fall, subject to building completion, with stock at $40 per share.
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Rolling Meadows
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
Tion
John W. Baird
Bank Board of
State Department of Financial Institutions
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Baird and Warner, Inc
Robert T. Casey
Uarco, Inc
William A. Dean
Northwestern Industrial Park
Alan J. Garber
Crawford Stores, Inc
Marshall D. Hewitt
Joseph W. Townsend
MacLeish, Spray, Price and Underwood
John W. Woods
Millers National Insurance Company
Baird
Rolling Meadows mother files as city clerk candidate
A Rolling Meadows resident, Mrs. Rachael S. (Ricci) Johnson, announces as an independent candidate for city clerk in the April 21 election. She has civic and business experience, listing roles in payroll, public relations, sales, and office management, and has been active in local organizations.
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Rolling Meadows
Rachael S
Ricci) Johnson
Rohlwing Rd
Godfrey
Priscilla
Melanie
Jr. Women’s Club
VFW Auxiliary
Pro
Catholic Women’s Organize
Catholic Women’s Organizations
Rolling Meadows Homeowners’ Association
Zoning Board of Appeals
$1.2 Million Shopping Center Plans Revealed
Arlington Heights village board heard plans for a 14 store center on 9 acres at Kirchoff and Wilkerson. Developer Nicholas Prasses of George W. Prasses and company seeks rezoning to commercial, with 750 parking spaces and early American design. Estimated annual sales reach $12 million.
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Kirchoff and Wilkerds
Arlington Heights
Nicholas Prasses
George W. Prasses and Company
Prasses
Grocer
Westgate
Zoning Board of Appeals
Palatine
Arlington Heights Rd
Village Plan Commission
Meeting on Rolling Meadows election coverage set for Sunday
Campaign managers from all local parties convene at 2:30 p.m. in Paddock Publications offices Arlington Heights to hear Charles Hayes explain policy for political copy. Helene Bristol and John Corris assist in Herald coverage.
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Rolling Meadows
Paddock Publications
W. Campbell Jr
Arlington Heights
Charles Hayes
Rolling Meadows Herald
Paddock
Helene Bristol
The
Herald
John Corris
Construction project to begin next fall for new center
A fragment notes that construction on a smaller center will take less than a year and begin next fall, with quoted plan by Prassas. The brief wording confirms a fast timeline and anticipated completion within a year.
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Prassas
Library Friends To Meet Friday Rolling Meadows library group forms under city ordinance
The Rolling Meadows Friends of the Library elect new officers led by president Mrs A Edward Evenson and plan an organizational meeting Friday. The city council has created the legal library, with six of nine board posts appointed by Mayor John S Northcote. About 5,000 books are stored in Behlke Appliance space after a city-wide drive. Lions club volunteers collected the books. The quote about golf appears at column end.
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A. Edward Evenson
Pheasant Dr
John O’halloran
Fremont St
Robert Vogeler
Kingfisher
John Semple
Signall St
The
Friends of the Library Association
John 5. Northcote
Behlke Appliance
Rolling Meadows
Rolling Meadows Lions Club
Markers Installed in Rolling Meadows Parking Lot
A Rolling Meadows shopping center parking lot received new markers and direction signs to aid patrons and reduce traffic hazards. The north lot now features most markers with additional placements near Kirchoff Road after snow melt.
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Rolling Meadows
Baird and Warner
Kirchoff Rd
Larry Broeske
Baird and
Warner
Army retracts figures on land near Arlington Heights Nike site
An army spokesman stated information provided last week to Paddock Publications was incorrect and unofficial. The 45th Artillery Brigade information office announced the retraction on Tuesday. The Herald had been given figures estimating the value of land near the Arlington Heights Nike site. Star Pointer set a mile pace record at Readville in August 1897 with a time of 1 59 4/5 seconds.
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Army
45Th Artillery Brigade
the Herald
Arlington Heights
Star Pointer
Readville
Mass
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Greenwood
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