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Tag: Neighborhood History
October has been a very busy month at Hamilton Br.
St. Roch is moving at a rapid rate.
Historical November 1977 People’s Clinic reporting.
On November 11 at 8 pm Cornerstone Corporation will hold a benefit concert featuring Catherine Lehr, assistant principal cellist for the St. Louis Symphony.
The Missouri State Savings and Loan Commission on October 20, unanimously overruled the protest of New Age Federal Savings & Loan and approved the previous order granting the charter by the state of Missouri for the proposed Central West End Savings and Loan.
Historical letter from Marie McReynolds.
Last spring's and this fall's Paper Drives have yielded enough money to again offer trees at matching funds to all Rosedale residents.
The second Skinker-DeBaliviere Issues Seminar will be held on November 7 at Grace and Peace Fellowship Church (6003 Kingsbury), 7:30 to 9:30 PM.
Rosedale Neighbor, Ed Stout, received two awards recently for his work in neighborhood development and creative programming as Branch Manager of the Midtown Gateway Center of the Human Development Corporation — the 1977 HDC Employee of the Year Award and the Saint Louis Jaycees 1977 Distinguished Service Award.
October has seen many public gatherings (and apparently not much private news which we can print): The Dedication of the Four Corners, nicely attended and well done by George Brown and Vince Schoemehl as our public speakers and Council Smith as presenter of a lovely trophy to Jean Roberts for her service as our community librarian; the New Neighbors Gathering in Rosedale, where many of us got a chance to meet a good many new neighbors; Halloween, no doubt as successful as ever, and as noisy and fun.
As many of our neighbors have already learned, Des Peres Branch has a new head librarian.
