Historical June 1982 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
It is with much sorrow that we must report the recent deaths of two neighbors.
Our sympathy is extended to the family of Oscar Klinefelter, 6100 Kingsbury, and especially to his wife, Betty, and their daughter, Ruth Schoen, 6000 Washington.
A sincere expression of sympathy is also extended to the family of Audrey Crawford, 6000 Westminster.
Many things are happening in the Rosedale community.
A Rosedale Neighborhood Association meeting was held on April 22 at Scariot Hall. Those in attendance heard presentations by the police department on the Block Watchers program, and by a representative of Operation Brightside. Nominations for officers were also made.
On the subject of Brightside, our neighborhood Project Blitz was held on Mother’s Day weekend.
Many neighbors were seen picking up alleys, streets and lots, making the neighborhood more attractive. Gail Hellan, 6100 Kingsbury, Project Blitz coordinator, said that she felt the response was tremendous.
She also remarked that our area ate more hot dogs. Rosedale held its annual election of officers on May 17 at Scariot Hall. Elected were: Karleen Hoerr, president (6100 Kingsbury); Marvin Nodiff, vice-president (6100 Westminster); Steve Niewohner, vicepresident (6100 Westminster); Deborah Boehlke, secretary (6000 Westminster); and Lisa Horner, treasurer (6100 Westminster). Also elected were Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council representatives and alternates: Frank Burke, south-side representative (6100 McPherson); Arline Webb, southside alternate (6100 Pershing); Candace Page, north-side representative (6000 Washington); Paul Kurtz, north-side alternate (6000 Washington); Peter Schmidt, representative-at-large (6100 McPherson); and Victor Farwell, alternate-at-large (6000 Westminster).
Two new arrivals are making their first appearance in the Paper. Alicia Christine Sindel was born on April 5, weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces, to Rick and Susan Sindel, 6000 Westminster.
She is the baby sister of Jessica, 3. Rick is an attorney and Susan is a marriage counselor. Patty Rosa and Paul Policastro, 6000 Washington, are the proud parents of Justine, born May 13. Betty and Frank Burke, 6100 McPherson, are also expecting a new arrival sometime this fall. Terrasita Currie, 6100 Washington, won honorable mention in the black and white, youth category in the Annual University City Photo Contest. Terrasita is a senior at Southwest High School and enjoys photography in her spare time.
Mary McGinn, daughter of James and Ilene McGinn, 6000 Pershing, was married on May 21 at St. Roch’s to Tom Michler.
This continues a long tradition in the McGinn family. Both Jim and Ilene attended school at St. Roch and were married there.
All of their six children have attended school there and this is the third of their children to be married there.
This will be somewhat of a family reunion for the McGinns also. Their son Terry, and his wife, Sally Storey McGinn, will be coming to St. Louis from Atlanta for the wedding with their two children, John, age 2, and a new baby, Jayne Marie. Also coming in for the big event will be the McGinn’s daughter, Maureen Saute!, and her husband, Tim, from Denver. Hope you all have a wonderful, relaxing summer!
Originally published in The Paper, June 1982.
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