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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1919

Page

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Patriot City Community League Outline for Forest Park

A letter from M A Woodward chairing the Publicity Committee invites Forest Park residents to publish and study the aims of the Patriot(ic) Community League. The group, formed to coordinate government activities and war effort with local organizations, seeks unity, informed participation, and shared effort among residents and allied groups.

Tohn Edico Forest Park Neviews Bir Patriotia Community League Forest Park Courtenlse M.A. Woodward Shagud Forest Park Arions Council Defetxé Cook Chanty United ‘Stazen Bol “Dlere United Stades Governmatal Gdottata Public Welfare Ppegkira Securitg Hendante

New York Reception Described by Soldier Buettner

Harry Buettner, son of Mr and Mrs Harmon Buettner, now in New York, writes from Hempstead Long Island after returning from overseas with two gold war decorations. He praises the Jowsle d Arch display and the victory at the front, hints at future transfer to Camp Grant, and sends greetings to friends with hopes to reunite soon.

Harry Boattner Aril Ia Harmon Buettner New York Hinistter Hempstead Dune Hoboken N. J U. S Httleold F. Pk Camp Grant Harry Buettner Jat Construction Co Long Island

Pyott Elected Mayor of Oak Park

George W. Tyott, Independent candidate for village board president, won Oak Park with 6 095 votes, defeating Calvin Hill of the Cil mets non partisan ticket. Trustees Robert R. Cuthbartson Fred W. Riteman library directors Walter S. Holden A J Keller park commissioner Arthur Fox were elected. Citisens Party cautious about public communications.

Oak Park George W. Tyyott Calvin §. Hill Cilmets Toeagay Library’ Board Hiller AnanUc City N. J Pyott N. T. Nelson

Annual Town Meeting Attracts Officials In Maywood

Officials and a small group attended the annual town meeting at the village hall in Maywood. Key figures included Supervisor Carton, Town Clerk Bamueia, Commissioner Lynch, Assessor Gorke, and moderator Frank R. Youburg. The principal business was approving the 1919 levy to cover expenses totaling 10,000. The town fund holds about 95,000 with the road and bridge fund at 12,000 after September allocations.

Prortwo Moon Maywood Prasep Mber Thorns Carton Bamueia Lynch Asvensor Gorke Frank R. Youburg Expernta Board of Auditors Torel Mads Su Bedatae Carne

Letter from Bittel Signed Lieut Col Ed Wail Bittel

A scanned letter from Lieut Col Ed W. Bittel to friends describes a six week school course at Chatillon and a planned April return trip via Holland. He notes health, belongings, and greetings to friends, with details of stationed grounds and local weather, ending with warm regards from Bittel. The same document references Fireworks Cage Case proceedings linked to Kopp and a municipal court postponement amid election concerns.

Afra Tatrel Hannul Avenue Ed- Wail Bittel Rerort Luxemberg Losemtung Dulles Holland LIKUT Edward Bitthl 10Th —Infantry Kopp Good Government Club M20 Recelpa Jon Famant Maison Attagt Ctrelei Avenue

Community League Communications From Park Publicity Committee

Publicity committee communications from Format Park community group stress outreach efforts. unclear names and dates but reference local publicity and participation in park events.

Purely Personal Update on Wilcox Residents

Miss Frances Partridge of 7004 Wilcox Avenue has recovered from a recent illness extending over two weeks. Clarence Drechsel of 7638 Wilcox Avenue is reported to be in the hospital with a portion of his condition improving, though recovery is ongoing.

Frances Partridge Wilcox Ayente Clarence Drechster Wilcox

New Books Arrive for Forest Park Library

A garbled list describes new titles and authors arriving for Forest Park Library, with scattered names such as Mrs Milton Woodward and Mrs O Birthks. The text mentions a school program, dates in April, and various local events, but many phrases are corrupted and unclear.

Forest Park Library

Neighborhood Club at A E Winterroth Home

The Forest Park Neighborhood Club met at Mrs Winterroth's home on March 28 with plans for the Sixth Presbyterian Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting at Capsmanity Methodist on April 10. Lunch served by the church Ladies’ Aid, reservations with Mrs Buellenfield by Tuesday. reports by district chairmen and club presidents. officer elections. Next meeting April 26 at Mrs Roos’s home. annual meeting with officer reports and elections. bake sale on April 12. fundraising for school grounds and summer work discussed with Parent-Teacher Association.

Forest Park Mra Las Clyuba A. C. Roos Marengo’ Ave Assiet- Ant Bettel Tf Varlous

Movie Benefit for School Yard Fund by Marent-Teacher Assoc

A benefit event for the school yard fund organized by the Marent-Teacher Association includes daytime film showings of Jack and the Beanstalk and Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons at 2:30. Evening programs feature Ti Price of Applause and Ghost Flower. Admission is 5 cents for students and 10 cents for adults. press will be used for publicity.

Levi Akidding Avening Advilia Ual

Obituary notices for Robert Levy and Mrs. Sloee

Robert Levy infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Airs of Medford died Wednesday after a brief illness. Interment at Bohemian National Cemetery. family conveyed condolences to the bereaved relatives, including Mrs. Sloee. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Sloee at 180 T Lathrop Avenue after an operation, with services at Be Pernardi Church and Mt. Carmel Cemetery. She leaves a husband and five children, and friends of Italian and American communities remember her.

Robert Levy JM Airs Levy Kl Avenue Med Puewnonin Mer Howes Sieaies Har Lona Pealden Sloters Kre G Bondi Catanzaro

Arthur Vopel Funeral Notices From Army Camp Story

Funeral services for Priviie Anchor Vope, who died in Magsachundate army campy, were held amid eroding details. Relatives Mrs Opel Dunlop and others attended as mourners, with support from military personnel. The article notes late arrangements and mentions prior service and rank.

Arthur Vopel Priviie Anchor Vope Magsachundate Do Hie Mra Opel Dunlop Weil Mijtary Solowing Wali

Boy Scouts Celebrate Their 1st Anniversary Rally

The Boy Scout Troop No. 2 marked its first anniversary with a large rally at Community Church Hall, drawing about eighty attendees including Scout leaders. The event featured violin and duet performances, songs, a campfire program, and demonstrations, ending with a late-night campout and a morning flag ceremony.

Boy Scouts Trop No. 2 Lasemsat Singing of America Ooe James Lott Suillus Urtalson Urvilis Stein Ates Nicotie Vanied Biflon Beene Wielyn Benyte Thelon

Card of Thanks for Privates Vopal and Lursow Rites

Sip and Mrs A Vopal and daughter text their thanks for the many friends and neighbors offerings and loving kindness after the recent bereavement. They thank the Rev Bruno Lader, Rohn and Crubi, and the Patriotic League of Forest Burk. They also acknowledge the fire brigade, Roysenate, Junior Jatkles, and others who participated in the rites over Private Vopal and brother Charles Lursow. Eleven Wake and Arthur Poehert acted as pallbearers, La Verne Rowder and Betty Gilmore as guards, while the Red Crow workers and Junior Ackies formed a cordon as the body was carried.

Sip Mre A. Vopal Fay Rey Bruno Laderor Rohn & Crubi Mrough Patrioffe Communty Léague of Forest Burk Tiwi Roysenate Junior Jatkles Vopal Chariet Lursow Waki Arthur ‘Poehert Pall Bearore la Verne Rowder Betty Gilmore Willig Hathaway Dugier

Two Vacancies Fill Board Seats in City Election

The annual school board election at Trevao Towash High will be held Saturday afternoon April 5 from 1 to 4. Polls at Forest Park will name three candidates to three year terms: Krausan, Wolfe, and Hennings. A second vacancy for the unexpired term of Edward Hennings, with two Forest Park men John C. Bitler and William Keller seeking the post.

Trevjeo Ler Eimer F. Krausan Charled de Wolfe Edwart J. Hentugs Foret Fark JET MM Cate Sear Denn Henings Minneapotla Nanan Rimalus Hannings Forest Park John C. Bitler Ketel Hyeger Muller Krys Wiliam Tteireh Charles de Wolfe Tern Key Hiner Krous Charles Wolfe Edwerd Hennings John Biller Whliam Relch

Anniversary celebration marks twenty five years married

A couple celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Forest Park home on March 26 after a large gathering of about fifty friends from nearby and afar. Guests included relatives from Chicago Baynawood Lombard Oak Park and others. The event featured a dinner at eight followed by entertainment and toasts. gifts were exchanged including a wife’s gift for the bride.

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