Media › A 30-year-old mystery is resolved with a $150K grant to Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society

2025-07-11 12:14:01| Chicago Tribune news - Business

A six-figure donation the Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society received in June had its origins in a mystery from 30 years ago.

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Here's a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on July 11, according to the Tribune's archives.

11.07	NSE, BSE issue advisory to bond investors. Here are 10 things to know
11.07	National Trust blames tax rises as it cuts 550 jobs
11.07	Government code aims to stop unfair parking charges
11.07	Wall Street poised to open lower Friday as Trumps tariff letters spark investor anxiety
11.07	French-Korean bakery, Paris Baguette, opens in downtown Evanston
11.07	A 30-year-old mystery is resolved with a $150K grant to Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society
11.07	Parents braced for more school meal price rises
11.07	Today in Chicago History: Ownership of Sears Tower handed to its lender
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11.07	NSE, BSE issue advisory to bond investors. Here are 10 things to know
11.07	National Trust blames tax rises as it cuts 550 jobs
11.07	Government code aims to stop unfair parking charges
11.07	Wall Street poised to open lower Friday as Trumps tariff letters spark investor anxiety
11.07	Brazil pledges retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. if Trump imposes 50% import taxes
11.07	French-Korean bakery, Paris Baguette, opens in downtown Evanston
11.07	Trump is threatening to raise tariffs on Canadian imports to 35%
11.07	Glassdoor and Indeed layoffs: Job sites slash jobs amid shift toward AI
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