01 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1922
Page
1
A crowd quarrel erupted as officers sought to control proceedings amid alleged abductions and accusations of bias. Wendt and other locals faced sniping remarks while a clerk noted a sparse turnout and a lack of a formal meeting. Authorities downgraded the gathering to a lackluster council session with no decisive action.
Debating action heats up as high schools from New Trier to La Grange clash with two debates per pairing. Provise and Morton lead negative and affirmative sides, with strong performances from McNell, Mgerax, and Bronvon. Attention to league expansion and a municipal inquiry looms for next season.
A garbled note describes Reviews placed on bands and read by people, mentioning a review printing process and a twenty to thirty minute interval before readers receive the material.
Pastor De Churien W. Ciikey addressed Proviso high students on Thursday, urging college preparation and 100 percent effort. He warned that true success lies in education not fraternity or popularity and urged both boys and girls to bring full grit to their futures.
Former Treasurer Troost will address the South Bite Citizens Protective League tonight at 870 Doswinines Avenue Bonner. The league members secured expert legal advice on Special Assessment 2 and plan to challenge the payment contracts and identify those responsible for the power at the time. Citizens are invited to attend and participate in the meeting.
The Rev Saunders returns to lead services at the Community Methodist Church this Sunday evening and morning after completing his trip to California. Members and the church choir plan a welcome note as they anticipate his arrival and participation in the worship.
Mr and Mrs John Mekarland of 430 Harlem avenue celebrated their seventeenth wedding anniversary on May 26. The event merged with the birthday anniversary of Milas Purland s sister Milas Moyer and drew guests including George Trays Ralph Gagnon Mildred Meyer Maywood Dick Walsh Chicago and Mrs Sweetser and daughter Mildred.
St Mihiel Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Thursday April 6 at the G A R hall located at the corner of Lake Street and Lorabard Avenue in Onk.
Proviso High School plans a Big Tent event Friday afternoon and evening featuring vaudeville acts, animal displays, and a Burlesque style procession. The program promises novelty, with a second floor vaudeville stage, side shows, and dancing. Students from grades nine through twelve will perform, with admission priced at 0.38 to 0.40.
The Madison Street Booster Bulletin reports a lively March 1 meeting at the Can-Unity club house. Committee head Yenstee outlined goals, commended for revamping the bulletin, while topics included street cleaning, lighting, and future advertising efforts by the club network.
An afternoon meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society at the Community Methodist Church was hosted Thursday at Dr and Mrs Saunders’s home on Hannah Avenue. Dr Saunders, recently returned from California, attended with good health. Speakers Mrs Durton and Mrs Brown delivered brief talks. refreshments followed as the afternoon concluded.
The Ladies Aid of Community Methodist church will hold a full day meeting at the church on Thursday April 6. A noonday dinner will be provided for attendees.
Virginia Sextette, led by Mas Ghidys Nereell daughter of Sr. fad Mira, will perform in Forest Bark Thursday evening at Pioneer Presbyterian Church after a winter tour of the Southern states. Terrell leads the group and plays the phon va while the sextette presents popular tunes and light numbers. Tickets may be procured from members.
Eugene Hahn, longtime resident of Weloved, died March 25 after a short illness. He was born in Ohte on twenty four years ago and was married last year to Leen. He was a beloved figure in the community with ties to Tatlin of Proucoe Ober Weyer.
A fragmented note thanks friends and organizations for sympathy after a death. It mentions Washington chapter, a local camp, and names Ceorge Warner and children among those who offered aid. The message expresses appreciation for support during a difficult time.
A Legion food sale at Forest Park on Madison Street offers cakes pies buns and home made breads. Proceeds aim to fund a new parlor and kitchen in Menominee Park. Entertainment includes a successful bunco and dance hosted by Edward S Conway at Odd Fellows Hall drawing a large crowd from Forest Park and surrounding areas.
Dr and Mrs W B Bons celebrated their anniversary last Saturday at their home 100 Ridgewood Avenue Gik Park Bunco and divan hundred were played. Dutch lupeh was served at and eight. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rod Cruik Mr and Mrs Birr Harry Franzen Tre and Mery JT Hrundaw Dr and Mrs J Z Warner Mr and Mrs W Sherman Mr and Mrs Albert Dunilore Mr and Mrs Frank Derby.
The Thankapixing Circle of the King's Daughters will meet Tuesday April 4 at the home of Mrs Bates 547 Hannah Avenue at 2 p.m. Visitors may attend. note this local church circle event.
A large fire destroyed much of a local cinema known as the Par ext Pork plenter near Midian after 11:30 PM Monday. Owners Menara, Balehnnus and Tripifertia seek compensation and blame a rival business change. Investigators found evidence of arson and a missing pickup truck, while witnesses recall a grudge and unclear motives. The blaze damaged the theater and nearby props as authorities assess next steps for a modern replacement.
Senator Fred B Roos announces re election bid stressing 15 years of service. He pledges focus on national interest and local concerns in Conk county and allied districts. Supporters include Frederick Th Mou and A Tong, highlighting party leadership and banking ties.
A fragmented obituary note honors Albertina Tuttnyr Win as a mother and grandfather. It mentions loss and remembrance but details are unclear due to garbled text. The piece also references a later crime report about recovered stolen property and police involvement.
Fragmented OCR text claims Washington orders delays and Park involvement. references to voting, territorial issues, and retirement of duties. The passage is garbled with numerous nonstandard phrases and likely multiple topics tangled without clear facts or dates.
A reception for mothers held Wednesday evening in the sap fire room at the Grant school under Mia Nell Seiygur and Velwa Camp Vive Chef. The event featured music, refreshments, and a talk by Mrs Shafer, with attendees including Manion 0 and G. Thirtley among others. the gathering aimed to honor mothers and shared stories of camp life.
A local high school election is planned for April 8 in Kentucky. The race covers a one year term for a board seat with candidates including a prominent attorney and several local figures. Voters will decide on the slate amid ongoing campaign coverage and community interest.
A fragmentary library note discusses Hognets Guld and Poole in New York. It mentions birds like Blue Jay Josephine Cutt, Kingbird Josephine Cutt, Wool thrwuh Wille Gemkow, Woodpecker, and March dates. The text references a brotherhood of man and a plea for compassion.
McGurn faces a county office challenge as a longtime Chicago area figure with residence in Mores Park seeks a seat. The race centers on primaries held April 1 with expectations of a strong turnout and support from local voters.
Mrs George Maptrohl of 158 Lathrop avenue celebrated her birthday with a neighborhood gathering. An elaborate menu featured tunes and a served banquet while guests included My Hanes Deneuk Van Leunep and A Holuberg. The centerpiece gift was a beautiful guitar.
The Ladies Aid Society of Plunger Presbyterian Church hosts a bake sale next week on Saturday April 5 at 2 PM. Proceeds support church activities and community needs.
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