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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1929

Page

4

Esther Nessel Weds Carl Meier in Forest Park Church

Miss Esther Nessel daughter of Herman A Nessel of 524 Ciscle avenue and Carl Meier of Forest Park will marry Saturday evening December 7 at Heenya M church Invitations have been sent to friends in Forest Park Miss Nessel a River Forest teacher will live with her father after marriage Mr Meier who has lived in Forest Park since coming from Germany will reside there following the wedding The article also describes a school Christmas program at Garfield and a St Pauls church Christmas program with various performances and services.

Esther Nessel Herman A. Nessel Ciscle Avenue Carl Meier Heenya M Forest Park Nessel River Porest Mr. Meer Germany Ps4

Opening Scout Meeting Ends With Farcical Song and Guidance

The meeting featured the Pullman Porter quartet and a parade of speakers including Rev Livingston. The address urged parents to guide children, model honesty, support homework, and cultivate observation to help children grow into well mannered, responsible individuals.

Thetsy Rees Pullman Porter Joe" Macatee Balt Minton Amergedl Carl Woelie Rey Livingston PLPLA Ife Livingston

Local PTA Treasurers Report and Community News

The meeting opened with roll call and minutes. Treasurer shows $58.56 on hand and $46 from a recent movie. prep meetings outlined for year. Radio decision left to current committee. Bartlett says Community Council drive starts next year. Notices announce a December 10 session for under ten with parents. First Presbyterian youth host Maywood kids for a 6 pm supper with music and singing. A flashlight group photo was captured by Shirley Terrell. James La Ringe led devotional on What is Success. Dorothy Olsen sang. Prof Mayer played violin. Eagles plan Christmas party December 23 at Forest Park school auditorium, not Eagles’ hall.

Iy Radio Community Council Ate Bartlett South Vide Vy Gee Nelly Scharfer First Presbyterian Church of Forest Park Maywood Neal Alfred Mayer Larr’ Teterson Jessie Measom Oour Society Shirley Terrell Ger James la Ringe Dorothy Olsen Pro Mayer

Christmas Party For South Side Huasters Attended By 150

Bocater hosted a Christmas party Thursday evening at Betsy Rose achat for children and adults from the South Side Huasters. Santa gave candy and fruit as a lighted tree glowed. Readers included Mrs Dernice Harley Dutts pupils, with Miss Paula Finster at the piano, and Mayor Gold plus commissioners attended except Jim Branon.

South Side Huasters Organization Betsy Rose Achat Dernice Harley Dutts Betty Tluteer Florence Ritaitter Erna Schraedter

Allseance Engagement for Dorothy Slat to Joseph Schwehl

Mr and Mrs Frank Slat announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Joseph Schwehl son of Mrs Theresa Schwehl. The wedding is planned for late Winter or early Spring with details to follow from Vita Park sources.

Allseance Frank Slat Vita| Park Dorothy Joseph Schwehl Theresa Schwehl Forest Park

Christmas Program at Club The Forest Park

Woman's club enjoyed a display of pictures on Art Day. August Melching from the Art Institute in Chicago supplied stereoscopic suites. Most pictures depicted the Madonna and Christ with disciples. Mr Melching, a resident of Forest Park, received a geld ban on one painting shown at the exhibition. Mrs Geo Dammann, chairwoman of the American Home, spoke on improving developments. The club chorus performed Christmas songs in German. A children’s Christmas party was announced for December 27 with a child Santa as guest and gifts.

OM. Cheanpsen Airy Enggeethe Geeestdeunt Awelenmnen Parent Tedehers Wethers Miss Tranberry Src Evelyn Mundespel Gea. Dammann J. Wm Petersohn

Nutrition Class of Infant Welfare Society Meeting Noted

The Nutrition Class of the Infant Welfare Society will meet Thursday afternoon December 26 from 1 to 3 at Forest Surial club rooms. The session proceeds with Christmas not delaying plans. Mrs Natalie McEwan hosted twelve ladies at a Friday luncheon at noon with three officers to Forest Dark Winter's child unit and department chairmen among the guests.

Infant Welfare Society Forest Surial Club Lancheon Natalie McEwan Forest Dark Wonter Forest Merk Regeuization

Our Modern Maidens at Show House Sunday

Fragmentary text indicates an upcoming showing of Our Modern Maidens at a Show House on Sunday with related screenings at another theater. Details about dates, times, and additional acts are unclear due to OCR errors.

Jean Raayterd Forest Theater Weal Theater

Christmas Week Matinee Features at Local Theatre

A children friendly matinee Tuesday showcases Ken Maynard in The Wagon Master. The Adventure with Charley Chaplin is also abridged. Clara Bow stars in The Saturday Night Kid as Christmas Day feature, followed by additional showings December 2nd. Frederick in Evidence and Manager Kuebart promise a strong Christmas program for patrons.

Ken Maynard Charley Chaplin Clara Bow Frederick Fvidence Kuebrt

Neighbors Seek to Stop Building Laundry Shed

A petition filed with the village council requests blocking a backyard laundry shed proposed by Jeli Mayer near his MV Cireleave residence. The document notes concerns from residents and cites building committee considerations as the council weighs action.

Coun Monday Jeli Mayer Irene Cireleave Cocumissiupes Sehalte

Council Finds Building Parcels Legally Must Be Issued

The council ruled that the building parcels must be issued and that no interference was warranted. It stated the building was not in violation of ordinances and that the owner was legally obliged to proceed.

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