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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1949

Page

6

Vacation Cheap Yet Rich At Wisconsin Dells Trip

The author and family enjoyed a two day budget vacation to the Wisconsin Dells for twenty dollars or less. They praise pine air, canyons, boat rides, and an Indian show, noting modernized lodging but still affordable pleasures. They recall a 23 year old trip via the North Western with train snacks, river trips, and dances, comparing past and present experiences and praising the Duck amphibious vehicle. The piece ends urging readers to visit soon and highlights a youth program sponsorship and volunteer chaperone call for next Wednesday at 7200 Madison.

Timbuctoo Alaska Dells Michael Wisconsin Dells The North Western Wisconsin

Old Folks Are Guests At Orphan Day Picnic

The 45th annual Orphans Automobile Day association picnic will be at Lincoln Park for about 5000 Chicago area guests from Altenheim and other homes. Roy H. Mohr leads Altenheim participation with 100 attendees. Cars donated by residents transport guests, with a full day of entertainment and a rain-free streak lasting 26 years.

Altenheim Lincoln Park Roy H. Mohr Mohr

E Reifenstahl Former Resident Buried Today

Funeral services for Edward Reifenstahl, pioneer resident, set for 3 p.m. today at Rimmerman's chapel with Rev. Corde officiating. Interment in Oak Ridge Cemetery. He died Monday in Waukegan Hospital after two months’ confinement. Born in Germany, he lived in Forest Park, moved to Fox Lake eight years ago after his wife Amanda died, then to Maywood. Survived by son George, daughter Elsie Te Meyer, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was father of the late Amanda Robinson.

Edward Reifenstahl Pioneer Village Rimmerman's Chapel Corde Oak Ridge Cemetery Reifenstuhl Fox Lake Ill Waukegan Hospital Forest Park Amanda Germany States Chicago Harlem Fore Park Maywood Busin IB George Elsie Te. Meyer Henry Meyer Burchardt Amanda Robinson

Education ceremony set for Wednesday at Lincoln Park

A ceremony will be held on Wednesday August 24 at the usual Lincoln Park location. Participants and organizers are unnamed in the fragment but the event is confirmed for the announced day and venue.

Lincoln Park

Services for Mrs Charlotte Bast Former River Forest resident

Services for Mrs Charlotte Rieck Bast, formerly of 705 Vine street River Forest, who died June 20 in Glendale California, were held Saturday June 25 with burial at Vale of Memory Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Survived by son Randall D Rieck and mother Mrs Anna Schworicke, another son Donald E Tivk of Tujunga, cousin Mrs Anton Bischoff of Los Angeles. Interred 28 years after her husband Ernest M Rieck.

Charlotte Rieck Bast Vine Street River Forest Glendale Calif Aterment Vale of Memory Forest Lawn Memorial Park Bast Raleigh Street Randall D. Rieck Anna Schworicke Donokd E B. Tivck Lof Tujunga Anton Bischoff Lo Angeles Amon Henry C. Rieck Forest Park Frank E. Harras Chicago Ernest M. Rieck

Street segment between Capitol and White House noted in report

A description places Pennsylvania Avenue to the street between the U S Capitol and the White House. The report references a corridor linking the two iconic federal landmarks, suggesting a delineated area or route of interest in the capital.

Pennsylvania U. S. Capitol White House

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Wisconsin River Madison John Tobin Forrest Park E. Reifenstahl JOE Reichmann & CO Roosevelt Road Forest Madison Street Desplaines Avenue L Station Forest
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