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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1918
Page
5
William Bebwass Jy and a workman named Porson were in a quarry cart down a grade when brakes failed. Bebwass jumped to warn the other, but Porson was killed or badly injured. Bebwass suffered serious fractures and facial injuries and remains hospitalized at La Grange.
Mr Schulz, foreman at the Audrewmograph company, and his son return from a ten week visit in California staying with Mrs Hohule's relatives and other friends. The household was briefly unsettled while he prepared for the arrival of his wife.
Forest Park women visited Camp Robinson in Wisconsin to spend several days with Private Fred Nagle and other soldiers. They arrived August 20 at about 6 a.m. and were warmly greeted by soldiers, including Arthur Listy and Betlinex, as families waved goodbye and the group shared a pleasant time with their sons before returning home.
Post from Forest Park dated August 29 1018 reports Scoutmaster Schuler resigning from the Hoy Beout organization due to persistent unruly behavior by some boys. He cites cliques among troops and conflict with boyhood ideals, noting his regret but stating he must leave.
The Parent Teacher association will hold its first meeting of the season Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in the MudicipsF building. Misa Ene Oertll will discuss The Library and tales for children, Gertrade Writs will read, and Joe a aes Doon will present a stereopticon lecture on nature preservation. Cordially invited.
A lawn fete held at 820 Thomas Avenue on Saturday night August 24 drew many guests. The event featured national colors, lights, a Japanese lantern arch at the entrance, and a marriage bell to signal introductions. Harold Hosler and other hosts welcomed attendees as refreshments were served late into the night.
The B O T alub met at Mrs EL B Rowe’s home to sew garments for the Associated Charities of Forest Park. Members cut seven blockers and six waist combinations from Phat material supplied by the Neighborhood club. They plan for the next meeting at Mrs Kowly’s home on Thursday August 20.
Mrs Faro Lauterbach of 42 High Ave Doe died Sunday morning after a long illness. Born in New York City 76 years ago, she lived in Chicago 85 years before moving to Forest Park four years ago. Funeral services were held Tuesday from her eldest daughter’s home, 885 Beloit Avenue, led by Rev B Lodurar and Concordia Männerchor, with thanks to friends and relatives for kindness and offerings.
The Monday August meeting of the village council faced heated debate over minutes and publication of proceedings. Members accused the mayor and attorney of altering records to cut costs, while calls for transparency and adherence to published rules intensified.
Fragmented report lists church members and friends at a gathering on Christmas afternoon. Mentions trips by automobiles covering 1190 miles to Blopx Falls and Lake regions, with adults and youth names and work at Tribune office noted.
A garbled report recalls a World War II officer and a companion from New Jersey awaiting a voyage home. It mentions a First Lieutenant in the Bacond MiNaote-Matiohal Guarda and hints at promotion talk, return to the United States for duty, and possible reorganization of units amid wartime travel and farewells.
A torn fragment mentions a soldier’s homecoming and family greetings including a mother and a sister. It notes a recipient receiving three welcomes and hints at a grandparent nearby. The unclear text preserves a personal, domestic moment surrounding military service.
With Captain Lanpetter departing for Camp Gordon the company elects Lieut Henry Flamme as captain and adjutant. The unit plans to raise a stronger council of defense and invites every man to join, aiming for a thriving winter and forward momentum.
A garbled town column notes Forest Park boys are safe after a patrol near Nogales. The piece mentions a review of the afternoon, a patriotic mood, and an annual trip from the station to Moveeheart with train details. Prices listed include 60 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
Early autumn reopening noted as pupils and teachers prepare for the new term in Forest Park. Students engaged in home garden work and community projects, with a parade of local merchants listed for the upcoming school year. The article highlights renewed energy as classes resume Tuesday morning amid community involvement and vendor support.
Herman B F Doering, formerly of Mor Park Bailey Michigan, urges renewal of his pension review claiming it is essential. He asserts difficulties in obtaining a timely decision and references personal ties to Dusieas With his father and local customs.
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