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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1918

Page

6

Harold Wosler at Hampton Roads Letter Home

A wartime letter from Harold Wosler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hosier of 41 Thoray Avenue, stationed at Hampton Roads, Va. He writes about daily life at training camp, vivid sights like dirigibles overhead, barracks duties, and hopes to return home before Christmas. He recounts transport by sea, local cinema shows, and asks friends to share news, ending with warm regards.

Harold Howser Frank Hosier Thoray Avenue Hampton Rtoada Hia Howe Town al Wwoyn Mampton Noada Auditorian Fei Great Lakes Otis Wise Mliny Cherapeake Bay Aell Curtis Laure Pilg Main Street Mary Street Chicago Thorrow George Harold

George M Triebes Home From Camp Sevier

Sergeant George M Triebes returns to his hometown after service at Camp Sevier Eight Cavalry, eager to resume civilian life. He notes northern soldiers and southern progress, praising education and personal growth. Also lists local sale items and a brief memory of a sewing job.

George Af Linebex Camp Sevier 8. C Derry Haid Forest Park

Local Happenings from Forest Park and Nearby Areas

Louis Stelter of E Airplafl returns home to Forest Park after Camp Jackson, resuming duties with a humorous note on the voyage. Local residents, families, and service members are reported with injuries, recoveries, furloughs, and travel updates. The Oak Park hospital, Melrony Dirk game, and several households share news of health, visits, and homecomings.

Louis Stelter E. Airplafl Mondieon Street Camp Jackson Will Biewery

Oh Boy Musical Comedy at Imperial Theatre Chicago

Imperial Theatre in Chicago presents the musical comedy Oh Boy by Ray Comstock and William Mollot with songs by Saltonstall and Wodehouse and Jerome Kern. The light score features a chemist named George Budd and a plot about romance, mistaken identity, and a Quaker aunt in a brisk postwar revue tone.

Imperial Theatre Chicago Cainty Tilly Peetty Ray New York Prince Theatre FL Ray Comstock William Ealott Guy Salton Matto Wodehouse Jerome K George Budd Eddeye Town Princed Budd Hayley Jackie Shmpson Shy Rewards Mrg George Budd

Patriotic Girls' League Announces Weekly Gymnastic Class

The Patriotic Service League Girls announce a gymnastic dancing class for members. Meetings are every Monday night from 8:00 to 16:00 at Eugene Merit school. Forest Park girls over 10 welcome to join during the dancing season. Miss Elfreda Buckelman offers services at 900 Beloit Street. Miss Kuthering Schuster conducts a monthly ringing event at the Municipal building. Military drill occurs every Tuesday evening at the Park Ballroom.

The Patriotic Service League Eugene Merit School Forest Pork Ibia League Forest Park Elfreda Buckelmaan Beloit Street Tnatragtor

Administrator names Oak Park slackers list of 45

A published list of 45 names appears in the Chicago Tribute as part of a matter involving Oak Park administrator William E. Webb. The text discusses sugar rationing prompts and actions by the local food administrator Menke, with accusations of overstepping and improper publication linked to Oak Park slackers and firings.

Mr. Webb Oakiol Chichen Menke Sinter Alrckers Foret Park Maxvet Mit Nikur

Unclear Text Notice About Organization Fees

Fragmentary OCR text suggests a note about no fees connected with an organization and mentions doubts about a heated plan related to Hod and drilta. No identifiable people, places, or events are clearly established in readable content.

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The text discusses racial contrasts claiming few Whites run India and contrasts India’s vast population with a tiny White inhabitant count, making demeaning generalizations about women with odd similes.

India Uint

Othellos Defeat Regan Tigers In Muddy Game

The Othellos beat the Regan Tigers 37 to 0 on a muddy field with a lively crowd despite poor conditions. Proceeds went to the Loyal Ulures welcome fund as Patriot Service League members served as guides and organizers.

Othelios Regan Tigers Lawl Indsplere Walsh Patriot Service League Yw. Young M. It Hefivman W. Bchulty Wolkt Helen Hlusiaa Loutke Bnahiy Moe Lheachke

Fragmented Quote Fragment on Science and Art

A garbled passage from a magazine essay uses jumbled terms about science and the humanities. It includes odd phrases like intestine parishes of the flea and a towers cheek, then shifts to a cryptic vignette about a girl and a young man, all in incomplete form.

Atlantic

Annual Election of Officers at Community Club House

The article records the annual election of officers for U A 1A Chapter BHT held at the Mammonily Club House on a Wednesday evening in December. It lists officers elected for the ensuing year including President Olive C. Cool, Vice President A. Thomas, Post President Crawford, orator Rather Irvine, writer Really at Dewald, cashier Josephine Carne, prelate Mrs Gentleman, treasurer Nelly Scarpace, scribe Lucy K. Shouhensy, guide Kate Gillen, wenry Katherine Hone, worden Mr Ouinad, plantki Elisabeth Thomas, and deputy Miann Lary Wie. It notes the order’s progress, praises the president, and mentions a slight setback with an illness.

U. A Tvelling Dev. A Olive C. Cool A. Thomas Crawford Rather Irvine Dewald Cothier Josephine Carne Sentleman Treawarer Nelly Scarpace Lucy K. Shouhensy Kate Gillen Try Katherine ‘Hone Worden Mr.Ouinad Plontki Elisabeth Thomas Tke Aleputy Mian Lary Ahh Mint Clary Order

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