Two Hospitals Plan Area Presence In Tinley Park Area
Two major hospitals move toward establishing facilities near Tinley Park to serve villagers and suburbs. Little Company of Mary in Evergreen Park begins permit steps while American Medicorp pursues a 250 to 300 bed hospital on at least 15 acres. Construction eyed after state approval. Little Company of Mary to remain in Evergreen Park.
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Tinley Park
Paul Elbow
Little Company OF Mary Hospital
Evergreen Park
American Medicorp
Company of Mary
Elbow
Tinley
Robert Mason
Mason
State Department of Public Health
Francis Gallagher
Little Company of Mary
Gallagher
Ohio Tragedy: Lon Durham Found Dead in Newark
The body of 18 year old Lon Durham of Tinley Park was found in a cardboard box in a wooded area near Newark Ohio. Police probe considers murder though cause pending coroner’s report. Durham had been en route from Vermont to home after a cross country three wheel vehicle project.
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Tinley Park
Ohio
Lon Durham
Ravinia Drive
Newark
Durham
Vermont
Mary
Ravinia
O'Hare Field
Mary Durham
Len
Lincoln County
Dwindling Local Markets Feel Meat Shortage Pinch
Meat managers across Tinley Park report scarce beef supply and rising prices as stockpiling by shoppers worsens the shortage. Jewel Food, National Food, Elm Farm, and other stores say daily deliveries and limited cuts reflect a market under price ceilings and high demand.
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Frank Rio
Jewel Food Store
171St
Harlem Avenue
Tinley Park
Rio
Jewel
Jewel Food
Silbersdorf
National Food
National
Tom Cusack
Elm Farm Foods
Herman
New Westhaven Names Inspector and Assistant
A special Westhaven board meeting named James V. Lannon as short term building inspector and Leroy Reif as the future inspector. Lannon will train with Reif who will take over duties. Reif will accompany Lannon on inspections during training. Trustee Aldrich opposed, citing unfamiliarity with qualifications. Cicero absent. others supported.
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Westhaven Board of Trustees
James V. Lannon
Nottingham
Oak Lawn
Leroy Reif
Haven Avenue
Reif
Lannon
Where have all the summer clothes gone in stores
Lifestyles feature asks why summer fashions have vanished from shops. Page 9 discusses airings of consumer interest and fashion trends with a focus on disappearing stock and shifts in seasonal apparel availability.
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