Forest Park Women Hostesses Jolly Tar Weekend
Forest Park volunteers organized a Jolly Tar Week End at the Jolly Tar Club serving 20 boys over two days. Donations included milk coffee sugar cakes and doughnuts with volunteers Mia Pronk Howler Mira Mueller White and Wallershausen coordinating and assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Tar
Mia
Pronk
Howler
Mira
J. Herbert Mueller
Misa Elisabeth White
Mind Louise Wallershausen
Jostenson
Paul Hebneen
Jolly Tar Club
Patriotic Service League Activities At Community M E Church
The AMilitary Drills met at the Warwick Ballroom in a cold room. The girls thank Mr Halnge for use of the ballroom and note plans to meet in the church basement next season. Folk dancing opened Monday 8 o clock at Eugene Field School. The singing group led by Miss Kathryn Schuster gathered at the Municipal building. Christmas carols rehearsals and readings are planned for Christmas morning. Mis Behuster highlights a noteworthy program full of student performances and Christmas cards offered at modest prices.
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Halnge
M. E. Church
Eugene Field School
Kathryn Schuster
Red Cross Registry Push Next Week Christmas Roll Call
December 17th in Forest Park marks Red Cross registration day as 42 million adults and 8 million children renew memberships. The drive urges all to join, support loved ones overseas, and contribute funds to aid the Red Cross relief efforts. Go to your regular polling place early to minimize time and ensure participation.
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Toemley
Forest Park
Very Man
Wong Sod
Pereciott
American Red Cross
Dolar
Magazines for the American Red Cross Canteen Service
A letter from M. St. Duty, Captain of the American Red Cross Canteen Service, asks Forest Park Review readers to donate magazines and playing cards. The note requests paper publication support and mentions collecting items for dispatch to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. St. Duty
America Red Cross
Servier
Ikeview
Ted Crous
Red Cross Needs Support for Returned Soldiers and Wounded
Forest Park readers are urged to assist the Red Cross as it continues its work after armistice, handling returning soldiers to be mustered out and aiding wounded men en route to hospitals. Contributions are requested by Captain A It Canteen Service, Mr. Duffy, captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Red Cross
MR. Duffy
Ed Triebes Reports Life at the French Front Front
Mrs A Trighes of Murengo jve nile received a letter from her son Mr BB Triebes stationed in Tyrane France. He says they are in a hospital with good beds but rough weather and tents. He describes French wine, slow mail from the Divisional Post Office, and interactions with French civilians. He mentions visiting Paul tis Sunday and that supplies include candy, with greetings to family and friends.
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Mra. A. Trighes
Murengo Jvenile
BB. Triebes
Tyrane
Fronve
Getai
Wmh
Paul
Fragmentary notice from Mus.E. Triebes item
Fragmentary OCR reads Mus.E. Triebes and band tied to American E. F. Censored by List, with Weather wax. Difficult to determine full event or context from the fragmented lines.
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Weatherwax
Fragmentary OCR Item on Unknown Names and Figures
Readable fragments show numeric codes and odd punctuation without clear subjects. The text lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or events to form a coherent newspaper card with a definite outcome or action.
Hospital admission for pneumonia for Mrs site Wenley Hellerma
Mrs site Wenley Hellerma of T704 Aidtons street was removed to Oak Park hospital Saturday morning December 7, suffering with pneumonia. Her condition was grave for a few days but she is recovering neatly at present.
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Site Wenley Hellerma
Aidtons Street
Oak Park Hospital
Installing of officers at Woman's Mooseheart Leyton event
The installation of officers of the Woman's Mooseheart Leyton was held at Berget's Ball on Saturday evening December 7, 1918. Deputy Josephine Ramsay of Englewood Chapter No. 221 served as Grand Installing Officer and Mrs. Johnson of the same chapter acted as Grand Guide. Myrtle Camp I.N.A. plans a penny social at Community Clubhouse December 21 with many items for sale and a focus on children. A light refreshments station will offer ice cream cake and coffee at reasonable prices. A son, KE, K, Deuteher, stationed in New York with the aviation service, is due home soon. Patriotic chairman pockets and folders for that soldier boy are for sale at Forest Park Review.
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Moreat Park
Forest Park Organizilons
Aungie
Navy
Forest Park
Welnae
Josephine Ramsay
Englewood
Mra. A. Johuson
Atme
Dee
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Patriotic Service League
Vorest
Park Review
Madislon Strnes Near
Betplt
RED Cross Registry
Kt. C
Chicago
Des
Forest Park Review
Maltigan
Hosier
Croxa
ED Triebes
Daum
Bote Hine
Oie Masti
Rieck Brothers
I. ‘Tt
Merry Chinen
Hallelujah
Mra. W
Deuteher
Rockford Avenue
Ke, K
Avia
New York
Patriove Chhaurma
Claws Tsundreve
Greve Avenues
Medison St. Win
Brumm
Oak Park
BE. A. Cummings & Co
Harlem Ave
Lake
Drechsler Stortee
Eigin Avenue
Park Avenue
River Forest
Madison
Streel
Work Avenue
Woodlawn Cemetery
Aml Seaven
K Croxer
Central Ave
Austin
Chicago Telephone Company
Lance Bros. Department Store
Madison Street
Telephone Forest Park
Lance Bros
Boudoi
OUR Toy Department
Lance Bros.’ Department Store
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