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Historical March 1983 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Greetings! Spring is certainly in the air as I write this, here’s hoping it’s much the same as it arrives on your doorstep.
All enjoyed the Progressive Dinner on Jan. 29.
This year it was co-chaired by Mary Burke and Susan Krasniewski. What a surprise to see Scariot Hall, decorated as the Lee palace.
The effect was lovely.
The cannolis were great too!
The shells were made by Mary Burke, Mary Vanicelli and Georgi Fox and the filling was prepared by Father Polizzi.
A hearty congratulations to Tom Hoerr, 6100 Kingsbury, who has completed his Ph.D. requirements and will be graduating in May with a degree in Educational Policy Making and Administration.
In the same family, we also must congratulate Karleen Hoerr, our own Rosedale Neighborhood Association president, who was recently elected to the Board of Directors of the • Central West End Association.. Gail Hellen, 6100 Kingsbury, who as reported here has been working for Mercantile Trust, is again working on loan for Operation Brightside one day a week. Hope everyone saw the picture of John Geers in the Feb. 6′ PD magazine section of the Post-Dispatch. John’s picture was part of a feature story on the Webster Grill, a relatively new restaurant in Webster Groves that he owns and operates. John lives with his wife Ann and their two sons on the 6100 block of Westminster. Georgi Fox and her two children, 6100 McPherson, are currently entertaining a house-guest.
He is Tomas Martens from Cali, Colombia.
He is enrolled in •the eighth grade at St. Roch’s. Unfortunately, he underwent knee surgery recently, but he is reported to be on the mend.
Welcome to the 6100 block of McPherson to Tyrone and Gabrielle Wilson and their two daughters.
They are formerly of South St. Louis. Residents of several years may be interested to know that longtime neighbor Susie Roach has moved from Kingsbury Place to Kingsbury Square. Residents with pets who frequent Dr. Steve Brammeier at the Kingsbury Animal Hospital will be sorry to learn that his assistant, Amy Zimmerman, is leaving the hospital.
She is planning to attend nursing school in June. Amy will be replaced by Toby Newberger, who is a resident of the CWE. Here’s a real good news item.
This fall I reported the sad affair of the theft of Bill and Pat Kohn’s (6100 Kingsbury) van while they were vacationing in Mexico. Inside the van were not only all of their personal belongings for the trip, but also several of Bill’s paintings and letters of Pat’s great-grandfather from which she was intending to write a book.
They recently received a letter from a lady in Brownsville, Texas, who saw their van on a police lot Matamoros, Mexico, where it had been stolen.
She took the initiative to copy the serial number of the van and trace the Kohns with news of their stolen property.
She also took the letters, which were still in the van, for safekeeping and had the van towed to her home in Brownsville so that they could pick it up. Kind of makes you believe in the goodness of human nature again.
To add to the list of soon-to-be-parents: Linda and John Nunley, 6100 McPherson; and Bill and Mary Christman, 6000 Kingsbury. Congratulations! Condolences to the family of Retha Bornett, 6100 Westminster, who died recently. Don’t forget the St. Pat’s party at St. Roch’s in March!
Originally published in The Paper, March 1983.
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