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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
4
A stream of brief items lists visits, travels, and family events across Chicago and surrounding towns. It notes illnesses, travel to Wisconsin and Indiana, guests at Lake Geneva and Cedar Lake, and several couples and families visiting relatives or attending weddings and picnics.
Sehlomann Metcher Misa Hila Sehlomann and Louie Melcher plan a wedding at St. Luker Latherin church with attendants Clary Melcher Eleanor Wagner and Eimer Koeker, followed by a reception for about 100. The couple will honeymoon in Michigan and then reside at 4240 Murengo. workers at Western Electric. Lambke Shipley marries Albert Lembke in Maywood with Rev. Robert G. Young officiating in a small ceremony attended by close family and the bride’s grandmother Mrs. Charles Kleinhaus.
Courtesy of Larry LeGuan of the South District Commander B F Jacobs of Forest Park Post American Legion accepted a cordial invitation to have the post well represented at the Tri-State Legion Reunion to be held in Sterling on August. The event is billed as the largest Legion gathering in the histories of the three departments Tawe Win Cousin and Wunola.
The C and N W Ry runs an American Legion special from Chicago on August 6 at 8:90 a.m. arriving Sterling 1:45 p.m. Round trip fare is 4.83. A Sunday August 5th rally at Wing Park Elgin will feature a free dinner and varied programs including drives and choirs. The Forest Park Post No 414 meets Monday evening August 3 with plans for a large post event and a busy committee schedule.
Forest Park tire dealers with partners in Oak Park Maywood River Forest and Berwyn will close shops on Sundays from now on. The unanimous decision came after a meeting held in Oak Park Tuesday evening.
Henry Holt publishes Jean Christophe author Romain Rolland in Annette and Sylvie. The review notes Rolland probes a woman’s inner life with analytic intensity, contrasting Annette’s disciplined reserve with Sylvie’s emotional depth and rivalry. The piece traces themes of desire, intellect, and familial loss as the sisters’ lives unfold.
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