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Mark Twain Neighborhood Watch

It's that time of the month!

Mark Twain Neighborhood Watch The Eyes & Ears of East Dunhurst, Wheeling Monthly meeting wil take place October 7, 1998, at 7:00 pm in the Mark Twain School Library.

Wheeling Village Manager, Craig Anderson will talk on what our citizens can do to improve our community.

Police Officer Baird will review the lastest police reports.

It's FREE, it's your town, please join us, your neighbors do! A good time for all!

Bill
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Es ese vez del mes! Marque el reloj de la vecindad de Twain los ojos y los oídos de Dunhurst del este, rodando el wil de la reunión mensual ocurren de octubre el 7 de 1998, en 7:00 P.M. en la biblioteca de la escuela de Twain de la marca. El encargado de la aldea que rueda, Craig Anderson hablará en lo que pueden hacer nuestros ciudadanos para mejorar a nuestra comunidad. El oficial de policía Baird repasará los informes más lastest del policía. Está LIBRE, él es su ciudad, nos ensambla por favor, sus vecinos ! Un buen rato para todos! Bill Wheeling, IL USA - Saturday, October 03, 1998 at 21:52:08 (EDT)

A little history -

The area
The year was 1955; the post World War II home building boom was well under way. Our area had been farmland for well over 100 years, before that it was the home of the Potawatomi Indians. The land that is called Dunhurst today, was a cornfield owned by Techny, a Catholic community located on Waukegan Road. Wheeling at the time was a community of 1,000 people, it's borders extended west to Wheeling Road. Wheeling was getting ready to experience the biggest growth in their history.

Our Homes
Our homes are P&H Homes, factory built by the Harnischfeger Corporation of Port Washington, Wisconsin, erected by Herzog Construction Company. Herzog erected Dunhurst Heights at the intersection of Dundee and Elmhurst. They were built assembly line fashion in only two styles, both bungalows, one floor plan, choice of brick, siding or cedar shakes exteriors, with plywood sheeting glued and power nailed to the building studs, our homes are built to last. Our homes were built with some outstanding features for it's time, G.E. electric kitchen, built in range and oven, washer, dryer, twin dining area, gas heat, and large building lot. Additionally, they have "extras" - like the window wall, sliding door closets, and Rusco windows. Five hundred and fifty, 3 bedrooms, 920 sq. ft. homes were built.

Today
Our neighborhood is family oriented, we take pride in our homes, schools, churches, neighbors, and our village. Mature trees line curved streets throughout the area. Our neighborhood is safe due in part to our "Neighborhood Watch" program.
Our purpose
This home page is for all Dunhurst Neighbors. Send me information about our neighborhood ( meetings, school doings, church doings, garage sales, general information, etc., etc. ) and I will see that it is posted.
We want to continue to keep Wheeling a great place to live and work. You can help, support our local business, churches, and schools. Get involved with your community. Get out of your homes, meet your neighbor, walk around our neighborhood. The people of Wheeling are all "good people".

All Wheeling residents are invited to join us at our monthly "Mark Twain Neighborhood Watch" meeting.

For more information, check this site for meeting time and date, or call Al Hembd, phone 520-0482.

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