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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1920

Page

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Aschers New Theatre Opens Tonight Amid Hopes

Local notes describe Aschers new theatre opening tonight with Mick Punt and other features. The Mion Manufacturing Company at Circle Ave and Fifteenth Street is touted as the world's largest wire and rubber products maker, with a Chicago office and Montgomery, DL plant. The firm, incorporated in 2012, is led by Sigurd Olsep who has expanded operations to a new factory, aiming for substantial growth. The building, designed by Chicago architect H. Crean and built by Henry C. Hana, stands as a handsome modern facility housing production lines for patent abingten, auto tires, enamelware, phonographs, and telephones. Office relocations to Mooreat Park accompany the move. A separate notice outlines a Macabees picnic fundraiser at Community Club House on Adis Street and Waynah Avenue, with lemonade, ice cream, and games, inviting families and reserving space via Mrs. Outan or Mrs. Fred Moaui.

Mion Gilant Circle Avenue Fifteenth Street Wien Oarinding Chicago Montgomery, DL Aurors Sigurd Olsep Henry C. Hana HW. Crean Chiecago Architert U. & Mien Company Chienko Moreat Park Maccabees Woray Outan Fred Moaui

Fire at Forest Park Screen Plant Causes Major Damage

Fire broke out at the Forest Park Screen company plant at 1345 Circle f Avenue last Friday at midnight. Local fire units battled the flames after a call from Wm. McGurn, with the building sustaining extensive damage. The piece ends with a garbled proverb about wisdom and timekeeping.

Forest Park Screen Company Circle F Avenue Wm. McGurn

Nine Young Women Embark on Western Vacation Trip

A group of nine Paytriotic Service League members from Forest Park depart tonight for a seventeen day American West tour through Colorado Idaho and Wyoming. Chaperone Miss Morence Hoppert notes it is a pioneering outing for this era promising hotel stays sightseeing and salary mindful recreation. The trip starts from Northwestern depot at 12:20 am with destinations including Omaha Iowa and assorted relatives planned for the return.

Forest Ark Girle Colorado Ion Wyoming Paytriotic Service League Joel Volorado Aumner Indiana Pine Xroup Fratelas YAN Lower Tortie Bast Eats Pya Ake Mias Morence Hoppert Thid Foren Park Northwestern Depot Gertrude Schoepfer Loulwe ‘Kunfeld

Florence Partridge Surpassed by Friends Dance Party

Frances Dartridge, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Partridge, hosted a Wednesday impress dancing party at the Community club house. About forty young people attended with Carl Muyeder's orchestra providing music. Chaperones Cella Toyaux Alva Chal-Soux and L Partridge aided, refreshments included homemade cake and lemonade, and a list of attendees followed. Acacia Club meets Forest Park Friday Aug 18 with a special refreshment committee surprise.

Frances Dartridge Leslie Partridge Wilcox Avenue Colmunity Club Carl Muyeder Mesdaines Cella Toyaux Alva Chal -Soux L. Partridge Rex Berliner Lovina Joyaux Willa Minart Ana Alken Esther Gonder Margaret Elizabeth Kucera Esther Witte Evelyo Campbel Eunice Mantegy Mable Meas F. Bartling Agnes Mayer Frances Wartridge Salvain Hienne Florence Ginter Alice Florance Melityre Mdni Acacia Club Forest Park

Citizens' Party Club Picnic Draws Forest Park Crowd

The Citizens' Party Club held a full day outdoor picnic at the White House grove in Kolae last Monday. Forest Park residents joined in basket lunches and coffee, with prizes donated by Forest Park merchants. Mrs. Frank Motersobu chaired the event, aided by volunteers. games, grabs, and a sausage concession plus a dance with Viteyergh’s orchestra entertained attendees. Winners received cigars and cash prizes, while others claimed consolation gifts. The event’s ball game and activities are detailed elsewhere in this issue.

White House Grove Kolae Mre Frank Motersobu Marengo Avenue Forest Park Ogether Myre, le Bottinger Dignidad Old Ladies Folka Listman Aira Zutter Rolle Haln Haln & Go Meury J. Mothr Herman Seuvelt Tony 4 Mra Jose Ancell Arthur Berndt Jan Duotela John Fletach Herman Haun Joseph Carney Weary Seegers Bens Idelaon London Eife Joe Ancel Rose Ancel Blevens Mras. C. Novfte O. Krone Tien Idelgon Janie Josee Mr. Idelon

Office Canary Soars as Queer Flight Captivates Town

A pilot Lieut Bert Blair of the Checkerboard field flies a yellow plane over Voroat Park at eighty miles per hour in azure skies. A young woman narrator recalls her dream to fly, her mother’s initial opposition, and eventual consent after witnessing a field event. The piece ends with Blair’s arrival and a tease of a page continuation.

Lowten Voroat Park Bert Blair Checkerbourt Sam Mother Barth Oy Munich Abe Uth Sly Dawn Conrae Lieu Bair

Village Commissioners Debate Keough Cellar Plant Permit

In a lively weekly session the Villoga village board debated the Keough Cellatoid plant. Commissioners questioned permit legality and odor-health impact, seeking details on how alterations were authorized and whether the plant operates without a valid permit.

Wedding Bells Celebrate Vague Union in August Home

A refined wedding occurred Wednesday evening August 4 at 447 Thomas Avenue as Miss Edith Muehlen Tinapt and William V Hughes of Janienaville Wisconsin wed. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Wo F. Bueh officiating with close relatives present. The bride wore white georgette and carried a bouquet. Attendants included Miss Rather Hugga. guests spanned local families and out-of-town relatives from Wisconsin and nearby states. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served and the couple planned to relocate to Jonesville Wisconsin after a wedding trip.

Mira Hernan Muellenhaunt Thomas Avenue Migs Edith Muehlen William V Janeaville F. Bueh Vera Moetlentaupt Lohengrin Sierman Amluehien- Antipt Georgette sUride Mies Rather Hugga Harand Muehlenhaupt Merman Stuehlenhaupt Lota Willan Scheelke Mlakes Vera Alice Muehlent Arthur Hixse Baywood Trugge Jonesville Wia

Pretty Wedding In Maywood Tonight At Home of Stuswells

A very pretty home wedding is set for tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs John I Stuswell 240 South Twentyvenue Maywood when their daughter Muth becomes the bride of Raymond J Stushton son of Mr and Mrs Taylor H Mushton 47 Nigin avenue Forest The groom served eight months overseas with the STU engineers The couple will be married at the private ceremony with about seventy relatives attending The bride will wear white bourgette over white charmeuse and carry bouquet of bride’s roses The Rev Ray Schutz will officiate The couple will have a four year old flower girl Myrtle Quitch Their reception will follow with no refreshments The newlyweds will honeymoon ten days in Wow Wow and then reside at 416 Elgin Avenue

John I STU Engineers Washington Maywood Grint Miendy Corry Abuwer Louguet Ray Schutz Hiver Forest Church Thors Wille Nisen Iqroom Hille Myrtle Quitch Wohach Quiteh Elgin Avenue

Community Club Notes Heaker Day at Thatcher's Grave

The Community club teachers and friends plan annual Heaker event on Sunday August 8 in the Forest Preserve at Thatcher's Grave foot of Ghiengo Avenue. Activities include races ball game tug of war and other games with prizes. Ice cream and soft drinks provided. Attendees meet at the club house 10:00 am for a car trip to the site.

Ueir Hunday Ghiengo Thatcher

Fragmented OCR Note Lacks Clear News Item

An unreadable OCR fragment presents no coherent event or names. It fails to identify people, places, dates, or an actionable news item suitable for a headline and summary.

Scratch My Back opening at Forest Park theater sparks local buzz

The opening of the Nupert Utghey comedy Scratch My Back at Ascher Forest Park Theatre will draw 1,500 patrons and visitors from Oak Park Maywood and nearby towns. Charien Frenzing will run the venue with Mr Menzing managing, as the Ascher chain expands into a Chicago suburb aiming to boost area commerce and entertainment.

Ava Biblic Pnntia Cinemiy Palace Forest Park Goldwyn Kilnent Auttora Ieame Toy WY. Harnen Yolen Chadwick Hupert Hughes Aacher Brothers Torest Auburn Uga Galuca Oak Fark Maywood Iuverside Berwyn Melrose Park Mundieon Street Desplaines Avenue Corones Ascher Yrothera Manuaemhent Ttenge Chicago Wetton Picture Angue Auchers Charien Frenzing Aschera Chateau Theater Feat Port Aida Menzing Fornat Park Greater Forest Park

Roosevelt Road Bridge Work Awarded in Des Plaines River Project

County commissioners awarded the contract to build a new concrete bridge over the Des Plaines River on Roosevelt Road. Work will start soon as the present structure is dismounted and closed. Vehicle owners are asked to use Madison and Twenty second avenues to access First Avenue. The project is expected to be completed by January 1, 1921.

Roosevelt Road Board of County Commissioners Desplaines River T.J. Lynch Madison First Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aschers Mick Punt Hosier Providence St. Louis Col. Metehor Col. Felcher Hasier Florence Partridge Citizens’ Party Club Office BY Edith Heileman Council Keough Adolph Wendt Jackson Boulevard Marleen Street Christ Wiechman Voxola Xeave Altenheim Ackernunts Grave Corulens Besith Vomimiauloner Howan Marongo Twenty Handolph Street Wawl Wetschi Keorgh Kau Fietsch Zahn Fletsch Zahin Fletuch Comminsioner Commissrater Hermen Hann Nso Kaul Eulogier Michalsky Kaul Than Caren Bugga Muehlenhaupt Rushton-Russell
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