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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1920

Page

5

Personal notices from Forest Park page fragment

A fragment describes engagements and travels among local residents. Mrs B Samuel announces her daughter Elfrieda’s engagement to Henry H Schlichting. Various residents share health updates, home improvements, and trips to Detroit and New York. Miscommunications and garbled names indicate a neighborhood social column with listed addresses and personal movements.

Mise Elfreda Bockelmin Unr Rlaon Street New York

Citizens Club Party Draws Large Crowd

The Citizens Party Club hosted a card party at the Community Club House on Thursday evening attracting a large attendance. Prizes totaled twenty eight with the first £5 in wood or coal donated by Henry J. Mohr and won by Mrs. EL. Riefenstuhl. After the games dancing followed to the Fitzgerald Jazz Band with prizes and home made cakes donated by the entertainment committee chaired by An. M. Petersohn.

Citizens Party Club An. M. Petersohn Henry J. Mohr Mra. EL. Riefenstuhl

Supper Service Delights Parishioners at Lutheran Church

A Friday supper at the Bt. Patur’n Evangelical Lutheran church on Honnal avenue and Adama street drew a full crowd. Four long tables, fern decorations, and orderly service impressed attendees. Harry Gaden announced the evening program featuring songs, readings, and a dual language program with Rev. William F. Wueh and Rev. Buch, who invited all to Sunday services.

Patur'n Evangelical Lutheran Church Honnal Avenue Adama Street Wan Harry Gaden Mies Buettner la Rue Troat Mias Gertrude - Frits Fritz Hyach J. Harbert Mueller J. Norbert Mueller Wang Buch

Forest Park Zoning Hearing Set by Village Committee

The Forest Park Zoning Committee will hold a public hearing May 27 1920 at the Village Hall to consider establishing a district covering extensive streets and parcels including Desplaines Harlem Jackson and Lehmer areas, with detailed lot ranges and a legal description of the property included. The hearing will address residential zoning with building and usage restrictions excluding most industrial uses and allowing limited commercial use on Desplaines and Harlem facing properties.

Forest Park Imola Towit Jackson Boulevard Tigrvard Street Harlem Avenue Lenoxt Desplaines Avenue Telag Lexington Street Starrison Avenue Lathrop Avenue Farvard Street Harlem Avenues York Street Lothaider Mareard Street Elgin Avenue Harvard Street Oriole Avenue Hanah Street Inclusiva Beloit Avenue Marvard Street Verdinand Avenue Jackson Menlevard Harrison Street Dunlap Avenue Tlarrison Street Troust Avenue Desphaines Avenue Couptaines Avenue Atvaat Jackson Apulevard Lelmer Street N. E NM. W Harrison Streat Lehmer Street Lerimer Street Harlems Avenue Ilinois Central Lmore & Ohld Chicago Terminal Chicago & West Towns Metropolitan & West Side Elevated Railway Aurora, Wigin & Chicago Railway Chicago & Northern Minnegota & North Lot Block Henry A Foreman Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Railway Company D. Lehmer Yook County Illinois Henry G Forewall Henry G. Forens Puntop Oak Park Secstion Harrizon Street Desplaites Avenue Hantat Avenue Henge Joseph K. Dunlop Desplainea Avenue Otock Sothwest Dunlop, Myas and Anstett Braun Harlem Comstock and Dressel Ft. i. Oes Ilinois

Community supper praised for support and donations

Attendees enjoyed the supper program as the committees thank donors and volunteers for their help in making the event a success.

Camp Fire Girls Social Meeting At Wi-ca-ha Camp

The Wi-ca-ha camp held a social meeting after school Wednesday in their club room. Myrtle Jletleman Mildred McElroy Lydia Beer and Ruth Pegiow won prizes in games. Afterward the girls visited Mary Baker who carried a suspected fever and serenaded her window with ukulele songs.

Wi-ca-ha Fre Ghly Bryrtle Holloman Mildred McElroy Pries Myrtle Jletleman Lydia Beer Ruth Pegiow Mary Baker Biary

Roos Presents View of Industrial Matter

Edward Roos appeals to Forest Park residents to support industrial growth for local jobs and services. He argues the village needs a post office telegraph telephone exchange and funds for water and fire departments while opposing fear of undesirable newcomers. He urges unity for progress and cites a proverb about a house divided.

Forest Park Xeifab Amigadl Agaliat Industries Crating Jnustral Forest Park Edmir

Shellac From Insect Exudate Process Described

The text outlines how two insects, about 1.25 tenths of an och, bright red, feed on plant juices and digest them. They exude a resinous substance that coats the bogs, then after swarming, the readings are scraped from branches and ground, mixed with colophony and ornament, cooked and drawn into the thin sheets known as shellac.

Diamond description and a butcher's employee letter

The passage discusses the diamond as the hardest stone, its French name diamant from Greek adamant, and its legendary invincibility. It includes a stray letter of recommendation for Harris Snydes, stating he worked a week and left satisfied.

Harri Snydes

All Sit Pat At Club Poker Game

A club frequented by theater men hosts a poker night that turns intense as seven players each “stood pat” and refuse new cards. Jim Corbett, dealer, secretly stacks 25 percent of four decks, leaving the 52 cards distributed as ready-made hands. The scene captures a brisk, edgy wager among friends in a low-stakes, high-tension setting.

Jim Corbett Corbett Cincinnati

Lesson in Franklin Life From Birth Through Public Career

A compact portrait tracing Benjamin Franklin born 1706 in Lenox Low ton to a soap maker and Quaker mother. He left school at ten, learned printing, ran away at seventeen to establish a Philadelphia shop, rose to clerkship in 1780, then became a major American figure and diplomat in France after the Revolution.

Henjamin Franklin Lowton Nantucket Benjamin Big Brother Philadelphia Ife Peoosylvania Assembly America France Ammesidor

Bargain Tire Ad Promises Quality All-Weather Fabric

An old advertisement touts Goodyear singlecare and doubledura fabrics at 21.50 and 23.50 respectively. It targets Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell and Dart car owners, claiming their tires are of superior quality for the price and urging buyers not to settle for lesser tires.

Ford Chevrolet Maxwell Dart

Trickle and anecdote miscommunication in classroom exchange

A dialogue shows a teacher and students debating word meanings. The exchange misdefines trickle as run slowly and anecdote as abort tala, while a misheard sentence about a gog trickling down a street with a cin can tied to its anecdote illustrates the confusion. The text closes with remarks about money and borrowing.

Herry

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