Patriotic Talk by Liberty Loan Commissioner in War Message
Speech by Commissioner Rieck urges unity and loyalty to support World War efforts. He recalls Valley Forge Yorktown and the birth of the United States while urging citizens to back the war, endure hardships, and stand behind American troops today. The piece emphasizes devotion to liberty and national sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleck
Uwunla
Tom Krenter
Honland
Hefeld
Mberty
Stars and Stripes
Iron Cross
America
Forest Park
Amerkin
Valley Forge
Yorktown
BN Mul White Plaine
Staten
Wttle
Europe
The
Ankh
Americ
Chickamauga
Jookout Mountain
Bhlloh
Mtanton
Lincoln
Logan
Grant
Forest Park Food Show Advocates Hoover Era Frugality
The Forest Park Conservation Food Show hosted by the Forest Park Library board drew strong local turnout. Housewives Learn new cookery methods to conserve food for the war effort and support national ideals. Public talks by government speakers and community leaders praised for spreading vital food guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Forest Park Library Board
Food Administration
Library Board
Man
Lady
Young Soldiers at Ft McKinley News Letter From Camp
Prank Duyle writes from Fort McKinley Maine describing voyage from Saywood to Portland by Grand Trunk, arrival to Fort McKinley and life with Company A of the Combat Artillery. He lists fellow soldiers and addresses, notes bright spirits, and sends greetings home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Duyle
Alin
Lovis
North
Sinus Avenue
Aiong
Goumt
Ft. McKinley
Maine
Howe
McKinley
Conco Bay
Ely Diam
Frank
Davis
Annual Parent Teacher Association Election and Program
The May meeting of the Parent Teacher Association notes its annual school election for officers with candidates for President and Secretary and Treasurer. A short program includes a children’s patriotic sketch and a whistler demonstration by an expert from LaGrange, plus a school material purchase from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Mianis Oblehoma
Oak Park Widow Faces Court Fight Over Alleged Income
Danie Agnes M Hughes of Scoville Avenue Oak Park sues Thomas for interference with her income claim. The case proceeds in district court on Wednesday with a focus on financial irregularities and alleged partnership disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danie Agnes M. Hughes
Scoville
Avenua
Oak Park
Thoma
Rowder Defeated in Local School Election
At a special Sbout board meeting set for April, the following candidates will be installed as elected officials. President William J. Quantighsm, board members Martin Damman Ir and others for three year terms and one year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowder
Sbout Board
Willam J. Quanitighsm
Martin Damman
Tracy
Realgna
Ed Roos Company Secures Full Financing for Plant
The Ed Roos Company announced full financing for its new plant expansion. The project aims to support government war material production, with several government contracts in sight and potential rapid construction to avert strikes and delays.
Business Men Gather for Charity and Civic Plans
Business men meet to discuss Buddness Day contributions for charity, lighting upgrades on Park Street, and a picnic in Forest Park. The group forms committees, opts to widen Twelfth Street, and outlines Liberty Loan observances with a city parade. Annual officer elections are scheduled with candidates for president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cme
Buslawey
Orent Burk S
Charla
Nurnerd
Nk Park
Fur Wung Forest Park
Ehutlpen
Meyer
Walt
Congell
Toast Jones Fé
Forest Park
Ap Lowe
Bers
Paul Hofaze
J. U. Weck
C. Metts
Board of Local Improvements
Dinamigel
Mike Briday
Yunner
Winona Whehdi
Tiberty Loan Committee
B. Witt
H. C. Recke
Henry Bell
Fred, Hayagel Jr. Hortreunmer
Paul Hubige
Vorwarsbal
B. J. Beiningy
Jacob Sehwabs
E. Witt
A. Winterroth
Ohhuun
H.C. Rivek
C. Mit Ing
BK. Hennings
H. Hol
J. Sehwab
H. Hutz
A. Pierce
Food Exhibition at Forest Park Highlights Community Effort
The Forest Park Food Show featured lectures by Charlotte Hares and Elvie Wouth on Italian and Chinese motherhood, a war garden talk by Count Mintoner Afichylsky, and demonstrations on backyard poultry and cooking with electricity. Mayur Kul opened the evening with praise for the Library Board as the Bay Beauts performed, while Say Bond campaigns and Liberty Bonds were promoted by local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churmlay
Ue Forest Park Library Board
M. Mauer
Welley College
Charlotte Hares
Wroghin
Tonnykillingstone
Jenulun
Library Board
Regia
Elvie Wouth
Téicher
Household Economica of
Chicago
Norino
Count Mintoner
Forest Park
Back Yard
Mixa Helen Hamilton
Jean Hill
Hemi
Rieck
Colar
Peaker
Tmnola
Tyega
Irv
Aird
Hieger
Apain
Maexer
Georgia
Tyegan
Okthi Girly
Ite
Miss Holbrook
Proviso High
Gaden Rudolf A obituary from Forest Park community
Rudolf A Gaden known as Rudle of Forest Park died at home on April 24 at 1 00 a m aged 40 years 8 months He was a former resident of Forest Park and husband of Genevieve He leaves two sons Ralph and Warren and several siblings Funeral services were held at the family home April 27 at 2 00 p m and burial followed at Forest Home Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hupp
Desplaines
Ovefee
Jake Hupp
Hupp
Jake
Coroher
Rohs & Orahl
Wella Fargo & Company
Was & Quiet Morte
Germany
Caroline
Helen
George
Carl
Mod Phe
Fred Hupp
Oak Park
Adam Hupp
Logansport
Forest Park
Waldhelm Cemetery
Rudolph Gader
Forest Dark
Jae
Genevieve
Price
Miver Haris
Teatott
Warren
Deveepag
Mulela
Forest Iome
Ralph
Il Ren
Rose Gaden
Ulster
Mion
Martha Harttey
Harry
Edwin
Anton
Gaden
Rudolpi
Ngs
St. Peter
John
Murthy
Edewin
Bid
Thomas Avenue
Forest Home
Dammann Meseke Wedding Last Sunday
On Sunday April 21 at 4:00 p m the marriage of Miss Dammann to Arthur Meseke was conducted with a ceremony at 24 Riki Avenue. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried roses. matron of honor was Mist Heinesol and bridesmaids included Maw Violin Diminnin. The Rev Mareun Wane read the service before about fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mist
Heinesol
Aleter
Hon
Harley
Marshall ‘Choroh
Grouuminen
H. Flare
Ride
Mra
Paul Weasle
Evening Parade Boosts Sales at Liberty Drive Event
The article reports a mid-century community event named Evening Parade 10 Boost the Sales led by Forvat Mark and Liberty Lani, aiming to mobilize donors and participants. Residents attended to support the campaign, with various volunteers and local figures participating. The piece notes substantial fundraising progress and a strong turnout at the event.
Boy Scouts Promote Liberty Loan Drive Locally
Local Troop No. 2 Scouts participate in a Liberty Loan sale effort with members including Milton Challfoux Perry Challfoux Jaline Gitteteon Nalph Desen Max Warning Wilbert Otto James Bott and George DaMuds. They plan to collect subscriptions and hand them to banks without handling money themselves, aiming to boost war support and earn medals for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troup No. 2
Heute Phird Liberty Laut
Dus Qelafdt
Milton Challfoux
Perry
Challfoux Witam
Jaline Gitteteon
Nalph Desen
Max Warning
Wilbert Otto
James Bott
George DaMuds
Secon
Forest Park Goes Over the Top with Liberty Bonds
A town pride piece notes Forest Park exceeds by home Front Liberty Bond support. It contrasts neighboring towns where subscriptions rise through moneyed donors with Forest Park’s household participation. The article urges every man woman and child to display a Liberty Bond Flag.
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Liberty
Commissioner Rieck
Forest Park Progregatve
Ben Welton
New Hall
Madison Street
FT. Mpkinley, Aine
Wau
Danis Willam Brecke
M. Kegsington Avenue
LaGrange
Oscar Helorich
Ceaptaines
Arthur C. Jaekel
Thomas Gyrdhe
Alexander Altler
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Melvage Park
Josaph
Ste Eart Duke
North 11Th Avenue
Maywood
Peter Mikua
Motine
Ilinois
Broadway
Melrose Park
Alan
Ed Roos
Vorest
Park
Ney
Dammann-Meseke
Pridag
Everson Ou Chines
Perode
Atl Lodgew
Doctetler
Forest Bip
Prom
Irs
Boy Scouts
Liberty Loan Sale
Broad Land
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