Forest Park club hosts citizenship talk and social notes
The Forest Park Woman's Club met Friday afternoon replacing Men's Night post Thanksgiving. Mrs. Smith urged voting participation and announced a citizenship talk in January. The club planned December 7 meetings, with officers listed. Lillian Bristow married Morris Felkner in Maywood November 20. Thanksgiving baskets were packed for a poor family, with plans for a Christmas basket. Elizabeth Dennis and August Kruse celebration noted. Milan Adala Kuhlman and August Kruse's anniversary observed. Loyal Circle plans a charity sale at St Peters Church December 6 to fund debt clearance.
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Olvie
Jeroma K. Smith
Thatnoss Women's Voters
Texgue
Forest Park Woman's Club
Tith
Net Ua Hostoshen
Mesdames
Garon
W. Cunningham
G. Damme
A. Dundore
B. Dvorak
A. Erhardt
F. Ewing
80 Featner
H. Franzen
Bristow-Falknar
Lillian Bristow
Morris Felkner
Columbia
Maywood
Fred Bristow
Troost Avenue
G. G. Girla
Mias
Hosler
Thoman Avenue
Millie McElroy
Minx Dally Murry
Invelyn Garnberg
Charleston
Misa Elizabeth Dennis
Mra
August Kruse
Rockford Avenue
Forest Park Club
Yedoo
Agnes
Milan Adala Kuhlman
Adddigon
Edna
August Jr
Wlong
Personal notes from Bain and area visitors recount local events
Purely personal items describe Mrs Charles Weingart and daughter Charlotte visiting friends in Hyonston. Mrs Telford Dumman recovering after surgery at Oak Work hospital. Community mentions include Dr Frankel hosting Thanksgiving, debates on prohibition attended by Dr Weingart and Philip Koch, and real estate agent A J Kennedy dealing with family illness. Bond offerings for August show totals and a General L bway Signal order for New York Central Lines.
Arrows Welcome With Bold Play In 800th Bend Blowout
The West Suburban Arrows faced the South Bend Hilltoppers in a snowy showdown, delivering a strong first half with Fries breaking through for a 20 yard run and Landry adding a drop kick extra point. Mohawks and Wingfoots offered stiff competition as fumbles and kicked attempts peppered the game, with the Arrows ultimately losing 7 to 0. Postgame, a warm welcome in South Bend and plans for future games, possibly at Forest Park in 1926, were noted along with local entertainment ads and theater listings.
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West Suburban Arrows
Berwyn
Arrows
Fries
Eckert
Brat
Blasius
W. Buninel
Gran
Mohawk Gow
Landry
Aletatoe Peri Klenmally
Kelzow
Bell
Kekert
G. Landry
Forest Park
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Peter
St Peter's Church
Charles Weingart
Baly
Charlotte
Hyonston
Telford Duimman
Oak Wark
la Progrensint Nicely
Ernest Relch
Frank Quetz
Iverside
Ed Winder
Florida
Dr. Frankel
Elgin Avenue
Philip Koch
Collgevin
Clarence Darrow
Prt
A. J. Kennedy
Schoenfeld Real Estate
Wisconsin
Malwurma
Tlow
General Labway Signal Company
New York Central Lines
Fee
Pooley
Atwater Kent
Brunswick Shop
Martin E. Rohas
Prop
Madison Street
Ascher Theater
Magnavox
Forest Park Auto Electric
Randolph ST
Madison Circle Theater
Williaim Russell
Gwen Moore
Madge Bellamy
Cunter
Ber
Richard Talmadge
Germany
Peaslee Hardware Co
Forest Park, Hl
Stejr’s Candy Kitchen
Forest Park State Bank
Wheeler Linoleum Co
Oak Park
Austin Blvd
Palmer
Jno
Seeel
Edwardh
Lee F. A. Hein
Oak Park Trust & Savings Bank
Lake St
Marlon
Marcel
Evelyn Campbell
Lathrop Ave
Westinghouse Batteries
Madison Battery
Tire Service
R. Poteman and
L. Relhke
Madison Street Forest
Fereett Park
J. L Brannon
Karlys
Marcelle
Ferdinand Avenue
Fanny
Beauty Shop
Roosevelt Road
Porast
Jack and
Jill
CANDY
Jill Candiea
H. J. Thoendel & Sons Dewelere and Optometrists
Tee Madieon Au Forest Park
Klimmer
Dunlop Avenue
Forest Park, Ill