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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1939
Page
4
Mrs Lloyd Lehman of 329 Marenko Avenue returned this week from a three week visit in California. While on the coast she stopped in at the San Francisco wards fire.
Mrs Mollie E Wulf 935 Circle Ave died last Tuesday at home after a long illness. Born in Sparta Illinois she was 72. She lived in Forest Park 15 years. Survived by sons Arthur Herbert Julius and daughter Mrs Alice Gordon. Services held at the funeral home with interment at Aglington.
A druggist warns that self diagnosis and using others medicines often fail to help. He urges consulting a physician at first signs of illness and choosing a trustworthy druggist for prescriptions.
Lois Blatter daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Blatter 620 De Init and Mame Lange daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Lange 119 N Circle Ave returned Monday after a two week trip to the East They toured New England Maine New Hampshire and the Adirondack mountains and spent a week in New York visiting the fair and other points of interest
The Paul Stone Military band, among the youngest in the event, will again participate in the Chicagoland Music Festival sponsored by the Chicago Tribune. The festival, set for Saturday August 19 at Soldier Field, features Stone as one of the youngest conductors and the only band reader sponsor of players as young as eight.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lucas of 355 Desplaines avenue announce the birth of a daughter Janet Lee on August 4 at West suburban hospital.
Mr and Mrs W T Curran and daughter Mary Lee Curran of 120 South Harlem avenue returned Sunday from the East. They rode by boat to Portland Maine and spent several days in New York City where they visited the Worlds Fair.
The Lonely Hearts Social club met for the first time at 1215 South Harlem Avenue on Sunday evening. Members danced as the group plans events and welcomes single men and women over 35 to join.
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