Historical September 1982 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
It’s been a long, hot summer and personally we’re happy to see autumn just around the corner.
Many Rosedale residents have had interesting vacations, only a few of which are reported here.
Mary and Peter Schmit, 6100 McPherson, spent some time visiting relatives and sailing in northern Indiana, also stopping off in Chicago. Joan and Ray Breun, 6100 McPherson. went to Cobblestone at the Lake of the Ozarks with their two boys. Keith and Deborah Boehlke, and their daughter Jena, 6000 Westminster, traveled to Miami, Florida, for vacationing and to visit Deborah’s parents.
A week of sunning and gambling in Freeport, Grand Bahama, was enjoyed by Steve and Diane Niewohner, 6100 Westminster. Hope more of you will let us know about exciting vacations so that we can report them here.
We have three new families in Rosedale to report this month.
The 6100 block of Westminster regrets the departure of Jack and Mary Alumbaugh, longtime residents.
In their place, however, we are fortunate to have Don Richardson and Linda Kulla. Don is employed by Pioneer Stereo and Linda works at Fontbonne College in the Adult Education Department. New to 6100 McPherson are Linda and John Nunley and their son Boyd. Linda is an artist and John is curator of Meso-American, Oceanic and African Art at the St. Louis Art Museum. Bob and Candace Wiltenburg and their two daughters, Mary and Katherine, are new residents in 6100 Kingsbury. Bob is an assistant professor, director of freshman composition in the English department of Washington University.
Congratulations are very much in order for three neighborhood residents who were recently selected for the Danforth Leadership Program.
They are: Marj Weir, 6100 Westminster; Jim Templeton, 6000 Kingsbury; and Tom Hoerr, 6100 Kingsbury. Skip Coburn, formerly of 6100 McPherson, was married July 24 to Leslie Geller.
They are now living out of the neighborhood, but rumor has it that this is only temporary.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Coburn.
The Rosedale Rags to Riches day, June 12, was a huge success.
While some made their fortunes by selling their old “rags,” others simply enjoyed a few beers and burritos with friends and neighbors. Remember to save that old “junk” for next year’s event. Those who met them certainly enjoyed having Mary Clare Kerz, sister of Marcia Kerz, and their niece Mary Beth as temporary residents this summer. Unfortunately they both had to return to school, Mary Beth as a student in Mobile, Ala., and Mary Clare as a special education teacher in Illinois.
The hottest news off the wire this month is that the St. Roch’s Friday night Battling Beagles are into a winning streak (five games, as of this writing!). Keep up the great playing, guys.
Originally published in The Neighborhood Paper, September 1982.
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