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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1938

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Forest Park to Have Nursery Next May

Forest Park will establish a Day Nursery in the Jacob Hollander home at 528 Thomas Avenue early next May. Lloyd Lehman announced the plan at a Day Nursery meeting, noting the school board donates the seven room residence with a rental of one dollar yearly and upkeep by the nursery association.

Forest Park Day Nursery Jacob Hollander Famil Thomas Avenue Day Nursery Association Field-Stevenson School Lloyd Lehman Lehman Mathilde Petersohn Nursery Association Garfield School Edith Heilemann Madison Street Irvin Kiebler Carl Friedley Charles Mencke Bo Berliner Harry Huxhold Harriett Walther

Train collision injures Oak Park couple near Harrison

Mr and Mrs E P Fovat of 1029 Beloit avenue were injured when an east bound Wentcheeter crossed at Harrison and Harlem as gates failed. The first car was not struck but was hit by a second car that bounced from the moving train. Flagman Arthur Fischer, signaling raised gates, was crushed. Injured were taken to Oak Park hospital.

E. P. Fovat Beloit Avenas Harrison Street Harlem Avenues Forst Arthur Fischer Oak Park Hospital

Charles F Bruns Dies From Tularemia After Rabbit Work

Charles F Bruns 529 Circle Avenue died of tularemia contracted while clearing a diseased rabbit. Funeral held last Monday at Zimmer Chapel with burial at Wexllin. Survived by three children Edwin Frank Lyvelyn, three brothers George Edward Herman, three sisters Mrs Sophie Brands Mrs Rouge Weiners Mrs ati Magus. A Forest Park resident for 40 years he worked for the Forest Park street dept for eight years.

Charles F. Bruns Circle Avenue Oakack Hospital Bruns Zimmerayan'y Chapel Wexxlliwn Edwin Frank Lyvelyn George Edward Herman Sophie Brands Rouge Weiners Ati Magus Forest Park Forest Park Street

Forest Park Chamber elects Ben Berliner president

Ben Berliner was chosen president of Forest Park Chamber of Commerce at a directors meeting at Otto's restaurant. Edward B. Lane was named first vice president and Charles R. Hussey second vice president. Edmund C. Trage became treasurer and Henry C. Rieck secretary, succeeding long-time officers.

Ben Berliner Forest Park Chamber of Commerce Otto Hew Guard Edward B. Lane Charles R. Hussey Edmund C. Trage Henry C. Rieck Berliner Ernest Reich Marty Capitol Hall

Fritz Kroepel Dies at 106 in Forest Park Home

Fritz Kroepel a longtime Forest Park resident born in 1832 in Germany died last Monday at his daughter Mrs Pfisterer’s home at 1032 Circle Avenue He had lived in Forest Park since 1900 He never married and is survived by one brother Ferdinand Funeral services were held last Wednesday with burial at Concordia.

Fritz Kroepel Forest Park Mra. Pfisterer Circle Avenue Torpel Germany Ferdinand Mr. Kroepel Concordia

Paragon Club Elects 1939 Officers in December Meeting

The Paragon club held its December 9 meeting electing officers for 1939. Arthur Neuliser is president with Fred Mumm as vice president, Ralph Abel secretary, Erwin Rittmanler treasurer, and Earl Witt editor. Directors include Geo Straschein chairman Leonard Thiese Louis Modrher and Allen Kluge. Installation will occur soon after the new year. The outgoing president Irwin Heidelbach is praised for a successful year.

Paragon Club Arthur Neuliser Fred Mumm Ralph Abel Erwin Rittmanler Earl Witt Geo. Straschein Leonard Thiese Louis. Modrher Allen Kluge Irwin, Heidelbach

Kiwanis Toy Drive Supports Forest Park Children

Kiwanis members organized Christmas toy distribution for underprivileged children in Forest Park with donations totaling 405.08 and expenditures 826.04 over two years. The club reported on nursery incorporation, Deer Grove outings for needy families, and a $50 contribution toward Kiwanis Woods rehabilitation project. The meeting featured film showcases from Lloyd Smart and Otto Reich on a Mexico trip and beaver habitat film.

Meir Reglar Forest Park lErnest HH Watt Chain Sage Pammett Ordentat Chartley Mescke Ernest Witt Christ Charley Meseke Kiwanig Kiwanians Kiwanis Woods Danin Reinberg Fred Roos Chicago Kiwanis Clubs Deer Grove Lloyd. Smart Otto Reich Mexico Otta Michigan

St John's Y P S Elects Officers for 1939

At the December meeting St John’s Young People’s Society elected officers for the coming year. Ernest Witt Jr. is president Carl Fass Jr. vice president Ruth Betmken secretary Hilda Gall treasurer Mlor etta Guemmer birthday treasurer The Hearth editors are Walter Benedeck Tucile Barker and Howard Keickl as business manager The officers will be installed at the Annual Y P S banquet on Thursday January 12 1939 at St John’s assembly hall Tickets available from any Y P member.

St. John's Y.P.S Ernest Witt, Jr Carl Fass Ruth Betmken Hilda Gall Mloretta Guemmer St. Johnn's Young People’s Society the Hearth Walter Benedeck Tucile Barker Howard Keickl Young People's Society St. John's Assembly Y.P

Reich Re-Elected Leader Of Forest Minutemen

Otto Reich was re elected head of the Forest Minutemen at a Monday regular meeting in Watters hall. Carl Mohr was named vice commander and G Bat ley Vivi secretary with Ernest Walt as treasurer. Ten council members were chosen including Walter Lange and Kurt Herpner. About 20 men were installed as new members. The Michigan State Department of Conservation supplied beaver habitat affidavits and a social feast followed the meeting.

State Department of Conservaton

Better Government Christmas Party Plans Revealed

Final arrangements for the Better Government club Christmas party are set for Capitol hall Madison Street and Ferdinand Avenue. Santa will attend and gifts will be distributed to children of members. The Alpha Le Roi installs new directors led by G W Bennett Charles R B Hylary Jr Emery A Parichy Claude A Walker and George H Warren. A joint Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division meeting planned for December 20 will elect officers.

Better Government Corr Pike Capitol Hall Madiso Street Ferdinant Avenue Better Government Club Marshall Quandt Santa Claus Afta Alpha le Roi Directure G. W. Bennett Charles RB Hylary, Jr Emery A. Parichy Claude A Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Division Ymerchants

Cantata by Forest Park Presbyterian Church Dec 2

The Forest Park Presbyterian Church choirs under Mr Erickson will present a cantata titled Chimes of the Hot Night on Wednesday December 2 The choir will be joined by Ruth Lloyd Beth Schaefer Ivy Ruff Berty Athens soprano soloist Isaac Lloyd tenor soloist and other instrumental music A Christmas Candlelight service will be held December 24 with Candies given at the door during morning worship on December 8 9 AM ushers will place candles in holders around the church

Forest Park Presbyterian Church Mr. Erickson Ruth Lloyd Beth Schaefer Ivy Ruff Berty Athens Sopracdos Geo. Parker Tilse Roff Lillah Flight Isaac Lloyd Cora Worger

Garden Club Hosts Christmas Public Program

Forest Park Garden club sponsors a Christmas service this Sunday December 18 at 3 p m around the living tree at the park NW end Harriser street. Rev Robert H Vitz will give a short tale and Christmas carols will be sung. Public invited.

Garden Club Forest Park Garden Club Harriser Street Robert H.vitz

Install Day for Forest Park Job Daughters Queen Lola Mae Smith

Lola Mae Smith is set to become queen of Forest Park Job Daughters Tether No. 6 in a public installation at the Forest Park Masonic Temple. Seventeen other girls will be inducted into various offices, with Mildred Vahlrick stepping down after six months as queen. The event includes music by the Vespering Jays and an interpolational program by Maywood DeMolay.

Lola Mae Smith Forest Park Forest Park Masonic Temple Madison Street Lola Mac Mildred Vahlrick Dea Bethel No. 6 Lola Mae Carettyg Schweinsberg Wynette Lustig Caeraine Bruggemeyer Mariann Haskins Phyllis Vosburgh Ruth McCornnell Mildred Ptolemy Anthola Becharas Doreen Whebtes Grace Lustig Lorraine Hass Helen Chelstrom Shirley Flachsharth Dorothy Gagnier Adelaide Lusthoff Betty Peters Shirley Bronson Maniotis Tuyd Sotalsy Ie Betty Sissod Dorothy, Boehm Jeannette Osborne Mae Koeppel Beatrice Schutz Fanousek Marion Ptolemy Hethel No. 6 Maywood Lester Paetz Smaster Forest

Lions Club Christmas Party Delights Forest Park Kiddies

The Forest Club Lions hosted a Christmas party for kids at 7520 Madison Street with Jas Seiger and Miami Berliner directing. Santa Joe Wagner distributed prizes after a banquet followed by contests and a Mickey Mouse movie. About 45 Christmas baskets will be delivered December 22 with Dr. Leon Eisenman leading the basket committee.

Forest Tiuns Club Madison Street Jas Seiger iMiam Berliner Veryl Santa Claus Joe Wagner Mickey Mouse Leon Eisenman Forest Park Ad River Forest Swanson St. Charles

Wings of Desire reviewed in literature class meeting

In the Drama Literature department the Wings of Desire discussion took place at Mrs. Welborn Dimmett’s home. Sixteen members attended tea at 1 30 p m while Mrs. Dimmett introduced Mrs. Samuel Cohen who reviewed Wings of Great Desire by James Gray in a fine manner.

Welborn Dimmett

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