Forest Park Review from Forest Park, Illinois • Page 17

FOREST PARK REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1977, PAGE 17 ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO Little League All-Stars Front row: Sal Lamantia, Kevin Farrell, Jim Leninger, Bob Signorella, Jay Rose, Dave Hurley, Paul VanDiepcn, Rich Miller, and Eddie lion Back row: Mgr. Elmer Exler, Roy Adolfson, Edward Swanson, Frank Danish, Lawrence Stover, George Kasch, Tim Marrocco, John Basso and Coach Robert Dowd. First Clocks The first clocks were made by blacksmiths around 1300 They were enormous iron contraptions driven by bulky weights, usually too big to fit into anything smaller than a church steeple A gigantic indoor clock built in 1.160 for the Kinn of France (and still running in 18M: was driven bv a 500-pound rock Obituaries LINDEL, RICHARD 76, of Forest Park, died March 22 at Fairfax Health Care Center, Berwyn. Beloved husbi .1 of Martha, father of Richard J. (Esther) Llftdel and Leroy H.

(Shirley) Llndel; grandfather of Randy, Deborah, Dawn, William and Robert. Beloved Martha Brandner, Anna Hedlund, Oswald ami Herman Llndel. Visitation was at Drech.sler- Brown Funeral Home where services were held with the Rev. John Hodde officiating. Interment private.

NESSLER, GEORGE, of Forest Park. Belived husband of Emily nee Adams, loving father of Joyce (Wilbert) Brother of Florence Lukin and Joseph Funeral will be March 30 from Son Funeral Chapel a' 11 a.m. Interment Mt. Emblem Cemetery. Ite was 50 year member of the Prjspect Lodge AF AM.

OLSON, WALTER of Forest Park. Beloved husband of Evelyn (Betty) Johnson, loving father of Robert (Sue) Olson. Grandfather of James, Mark, Karen (Ronald) Lund and John Olson. Brother of Albert E. (Mirie) Olson of Santa Anna, Cal.

and Ruth (Charles') Drane of Santa Monica, Cal. Brother-in-law of Ellen A Oscar Johnson. Uncle of many neices and nephews. Funeral was March 25 from Zimmerman Son Funeral Chapel. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery Florida Canals Canals in the western Big Cypress Swamp area of Florida undercut the watershed and pour off into the Gulf of Mexico almost 150 billion gallons of fresh water each year enough to support a city of two million persons The loss aggravates a severe water crisis in southwest Florida Scotland Skyscrapers Scotland had skyscrapers more than years ago At that time, some buildings in Kdmburgh were built from 10 to stones tall Funeral Luncheons Complete Accommodations Groups Of 10 And Up THE FINEST DN GERMAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE For Information Call 3G6-0298 7212 W.

Washington Forest Park Concern for Details Individual Needs We handle arrangements with the utmost care, giving full respect to the family's personal request. ern J4o u.nera.1 Jerome 1110 Madison Oak Park EU 3-5700 KE 3-2394 Established in 1907 "Put all your eggs in one basket and watch that basket." Mark Twain TOWER OF WAS STARTED IN 1174 AND COMPLETED IN 1350. IT STARTED TO LEAN WHEN THE GROUND BEGAN TO SINK AFTER THE FIRST 3 STORIES WERE BUILT. IT LEANS ABOUT ONE MILLIMETER MORE EACM YEAR. IT STANDS (4 3 FT.

OUT OF LINE. MADE OF MARBLE, IT IS 179 FT. TALL, WEIGHS 14,200 METRIC TONS. Send Us Your News GLASS? MIRRORS? Call TAYLOE 3 3 II 1 VJ I VI 8-0751 IF YOU NEED A LAWYER CALL THE LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE of tho WEST SUBURBAN BAR ASSN BETWEEN 10 AM 2 PIV MON WED FRI 386-9223 TO me Since 1880 Place Your Trust In Experience Our reputation Is built on understanding and Integrity. Every wish of the family is always taken Into consideration.

Trust us to ease the burden of necessary arrangements with consideration, and in good taste. National Selected Morticians 203 S. Marion St. OakPark EU3-3191 We Handle Delicate Matters With Dignity I ii rep ii I it (i i on is on ti rs ii (I i no mid concern in time ol need. We comply with spec in I wishes uiflioiil I i nil IK in I AH Faiths ZIMMERMAN SON Funeral Director 7319 Madison St.

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