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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1919

Page

7

American Can Go Offers Employment in Maywood Tour

The American Can Company of Maywood invited readers to a Monday inspection tour of its sanitary can factory on St Charles Road and Thirteenth Avenue. The Maywood plant, bought in 1901, now boasts a 14 story cement building with washrooms, cafeterias, and a capacity to produce one and a half million cans daily. The workforce of about thirteen hundred includes the Oasis Club and a Safety Committee to enforce guard rules, with Paula Banke head nurse and three years with the company.

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PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FOREST PARK VISITORS

Mrs. A Hornlacher and children left for Milwaukee for several days visitors. Mr and Mrs Haw Belize and family and others toured by car toward Durich Thursday. Robert Miessinger family left for McHenry Illinois for a two week vacation. Mrs Eugene Joynux and Paul Exeter and Rex Htovar enjoyed a daughter’s vacation at Powers Lake Florida and returned home Monday. Mrs Clarence Mosler and children Florence and Franklyn spend weeks at Saginaw Michigan. Ted Clifford of 7774 Monroe Street listed for service at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Mrs J Torgersen and others were luncheon guests of Mrs Kunz at Rohera Park. Mrs Albert Nehde of Kankakee visiting Forest Park. Mrs Joy and Miss Lucy Franzen arrived from Collineville for a seven year reunion with Mrs Block's daughter.

Eugenu Joynux Paul Exeter Rex Htovar Powers Lake Maimpdag Clarence Mosler Florence and Franklyn Saginaw, Mich J. Torgersen Mra. C. Malwurm Dorothy and Henry Lucy Franzen Mra. G. Kunz Mra. Kunz Mra. A. A. Dundore Guidings Jtogera Park Albert Nehde Kankakee Forest Park Block Despained Avenue Ove Joy Collineville Mans Oia Siaters

Forest Park Girls in Circus at Great Lakes

Seven Patriade Service League girls from Forest Park took part in a circus-style performance at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago on Monday evening. The show honored aviation corps personnel, with Forest Park acts including tight rope walking and boxing routines. After the performance the girls were escorted to a mess hall for a cold supper as local drivers transported their baggage.

Patriade Service League Forest Unity Chicago Great Lakes Naval Training Station Ategient Aviation Corps Gloriega Lourie Wiaslus Bernies Dresner

Boy Scouts Plan Week of Feasting Camp Visit

Troop 1 held a Garfield school meeting on Thursday with reading of minutes and clue solving. Under Scout Commissioner Baker, a Palatine Illinois camping week was outlined with equipment lists and camp program. Scouts depart Monday August 4 for Painting in the Northwestern. Matthew Friederich, Troop Reporter. A rejected applicant caused a girl to feel weary as she learned of his marked disgust.

Boy Scouts of Garfield School Palaiine Baker Matthew Friederich

Girls Offered Health Camp Training Near Lake Geneva

An advertisement details a women only training camp with military style activities priced at about 12 dollars per week. The first encampment runs August 2 to 18, with a later session August 16 to 30, excluding uniforms cost. Applicants must include a physician statement and leave jewelry at home. Lieutenant Butterfield leads instruction at 624 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, under Susanna Cocroft.

Syk Wil Camp Cecroft Lake Geneva United Storey Training Corps Ste Tirat Wecal Michigan Avenue America United State Training Chicago George D. Butterfield Sas Susanna Cocroft

Prospective ice cream parlor to open in vacated building

Faded notices indicate plans to open an ice cream parlor, candy kitchen, and restaurant in a building vacated by Henry Mugtea at Madison and Harken. Initial backers and August dates have passed. backers reportedly shifted, and the windows were left as they were.

Migda Henry Mugtea Madison Che

Forest Park Housewives Day of Enjoyment

Forest Park housewives enjoyed a day downtown with theatre visits and supper, ending late and described as a continued round of pleasure. Attendees included August Thode, William Maaslow, Mrs F Mosler, and Mrs JH Werningham, whose husbands hope for another such outing.

Forest Park August’ Thode William Maaslow F. Mosler JH. Werningham

Forest Park Review hints at words over deeds in sewing society meetings

The Forest Park Review notes that actions speak louder than words at sewing society gatherings. The article suggests the piece will appear next week, as it is not published elsewhere this week.

Bill Schlupp Home After Boston to Forest Park Trip

Bill Schlupp returns from Boston Maus to Forest Park in a Packard with a party of friends and relatives. The group traveled the countryside enjoying haw hawky trail scenery as Schlupp recovers from discharge and plans to spend time with family in Forest Park.

Wi. Schlupp Foret Lark Boston Maus Bal Spem Lillian Whokler Katherine Mim Lavejoy Pradely Boek Wun Vollinaville Stans Mie Forest Burk Sra Winkler Tus Callinsville Bottsgiela Whilam Schiupp Lome Coluinuyile Forest Park Mahawky Wounnaing Bill Europe America

Junior Jackies hike to Salt Creek Sunday

The Forest Park Junior Jackies plan a hike to Salt Creek starting Friday August 16 and stay over until Sunday evening. A meeting is set for Wednesday August 15 at 7 PM on Thomas Avenue and Harridon Street to confirm attendance and share details with new joiners including Holger Jensen George Fairchild Wille Van Scholck Ralph Bowbin Kenneth John Lars Whelpsley Harold Whelpley and Fred Lawrence. Captain Hertzog and Jackie Anderson of Humboldt Park will attend drill on Wednesday August 6 and Hertzog introduces a new organizer in Manolo for the U S Junior Naval Reserve Inc.

Forest Park Salt Creek Thomas Avenue Harridon Street Holger Jensen George Fairchild Maywood Wille van Scholck Ralph Bowbin Kenneth John Lars Whelpsley Harold Whelpley Fred Lawrence Hertzog Jackie Anderson Hunboldt Park Jackies Manola U. S. Junior Naval Reserve, Inc

Residence Fire Hits Oak Park Home

A Sunday fire at 62 Murengu Avenue in Oak Park caused about 8200 in damage. Oak Park and Forest Park departments battled four small blazes on the south side while residents prepared to move to Hinsdale. Firefighters responded after Ralph Lermany and others alerted authorities.

Afr My. Stobert Wehardsey Murengu Avenue Ottie Porest Park Ralph Lermany Forest Park Ingut Prevent Oak Park

Meat Choppers Picnic Ruled By Forest Park Strike

Meat packers aiming to attend a union event forced Forest Park meat markets to close on Thursday. The Glen Park Batavia outing was moved due to the Butchers union strike with auto trucks used instead of trains, keeping many from joining the three hour round trip. Forest Park Hutchers largely sought alternatives, while the Forest Park Review promotes union news in Forest Park.

Forest Park Butchers Union Glen Park Batavia

Forest Park Helpers Run War Time Canteen

Forest Park volunteers staff a wartime canteen serving U S army doughboys with meals and comfort. In July the hut fed 15 021 meals and delivered 85 000 servings to boys on trains, while 57 093 packs of cigarettes and 10 877 peanut bars vanished amid stories of sacrifice and community pride.

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Obituary Ida Alice Clark Mab

Ida Alice Clark Mab of Marengo avenue died Sunday morning after a three week illness in Mount Vernon Michigan born December 22 1801 she was wife of Edward Clark a Forest Park resident and member of Forest Park Methodist church for over twenty years funeral held at Community MB church August 6 interment Forest Home Cemetery she leaves son husband mother two sisters and two brothers and many friends an active church worker the university expresses thanks for Forest Park friends who helped during their recent illness Nobert Richard won and Faulty.

Mab Ida Alice Clark Ida Alles Clark Dis Marengo Avenue Ancient Bay Spa Wan Mount Vernon Mich Edward (Lark Wbo Forest Park Unk Park Methodist Church M.B Mod Hiev Ale Scundeen Momans Forest Home Cemmery

Political meeting atop council sugines noted in village report

A Good Government party gathering occurred Monday at former Commissioner Monna’s home amid unclear council attendance. Commissioner Hand was away and FYotuch did not appear. three other council members belong to the Good Government party.

Ho Weeling Good Government Party Wua Couumn Monna Ia Nota Mat Vey Commissioner Hand Commissiones Fyotuch

Touring Car Strikes West Towns Cab at Madison and Marengo

A five passenger Wenlcutt automobile struck a West Towns street cab at the corner of Madison and Marengo Wednesday. No injuries were reported but traffic was delayed nearly an hour. The taxi front end was badly damaged and a front axle broken. The driver of the car, described as a young man, apparently lost control near Marengo street and the cab driver avoided a collision.

Madison Street Amdréaga Femler Murengo Marengo

Local tree dedication honors fallen boys at cemetery

A ceremony at Forest Park dedicated a tree in memory of boys who died serving. The trunk bears a bronze plaque detailing the dedication. About one hundred attendees, including mothers and friends, attended the Casaday afternoon event.

Forest Park Chicago Casaday

Family Plans Conceive Columbus Trip With Colleagues

Air and Mrs xrunsssomer of 641 Thorns Avenue depart Sunday evening for Columbus Ohio to attend convention. Afterward Mrs Howler returns to Forest Park while Mr Hasler goes to New York on business and pleasure for three weeks. Mr Mosler celebrated his birthday as children gathered for a warm family dinner.

Air Xrunsssomer Thorns Avenue Columbus Ohio Howler Forest Park Hasler New York Mosler Hosler

Merchants Protest New Fare Increases Across City

Merchants voiced strong opposition to newly raised transit fares on both surface and elevated lines. They cited higher costs for workers and warned of continued protests as unions and associations plan steps at a Forest Park Commercial meeting. Prices listed include five cents more for surface travel and eight cents for elevated routes, with reductions noted for certain passes.

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League Girls to Dunes Saturday and Sunday

League girls plan a weekend trip to the dunes with a schedule listing a Saturday and Sunday event. The notice mentions meeting at 22nd Street and Medkini Way at 4 o'clock, with travel details and unspecified activities during the open air event.

New Ice Cream Parlor Planned in Forent Park Area

Whomun Coltix, long time resident of Forent Park, plans to open a new ice cream parlor at the corner of Siutivoo and Photatreeta in a building formerly used by Helkuw station. Coltix is a candy maker by trade and will offer home made candles as a specialty. Waithding Hall undergoes extensive repairs, raising the floor to sidewalk level and adding interior decorations.

Official Notice on Defective Sidewalks in Forest Park

Forest Park warns sidewalk owners to repair broken or defective sidewalks within thirty days or the village will repair them and charge the cost. The notice also flags water consumer responsibilities and collection actions by the village clerk Paul HR rest Park, signed by Commissioner John Fimtach.

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