Three years ago in April, some 25 area residents met to discuss a dream, a local school where local people could study those things of interest to them.
Tag: Back Issues
The April, 1973 issue of The Paper, scheduled for publication on March 28, will mark the third year in print for our all-volunteer efforts.
The Women’s Crusade Against Crime has published an attractive booklet, LADY, BE CAREFUL, containing advice and precautions for personal safety and for crime stopping.
Two more S-D residents in the news!
The City of St. Louis primary election is next Tuesday, March 6.
Free Tests for Sickle Cell Anemia, an hereditary blood disease that affects mostly black people, will be given on Wednesday nights, starting January 31st, at the Loop Westend Peoples' Clinic, 6010 Kingsbury.
A chain link fence is being built along the Norfolk and Western Railroad right-of-way from DeBaliviere to Delmar, in response to frequent complaints by concerned local citizens.
In observance of Negro History Week, Feb. 12 -16, the Des Peres Library will present a series of films on Negro history beginning every day at 3:45 p.m.
In order to recruit more block leaders the Washington Heights Neighbors Board held a meeting in January at Horace Busch's home to discuss neighborhood problems and the effectiveness of active block units.
St. Mark's High School will present Frank Loesser's "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying" on Feb. 7-9-10- and 11.
The Municipal Parks Department has announced that firewood will be available in Forest Park for individuals willing to load their own vehicles.
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