Christmas Gifts Aid Forest Park and Oak Park Families
Christmas donations by local charities support Forest Park and Oak Park families in need. The Associated Charities, Forest Park Commercial Club, and Oak Park charities fund food baskets and essential items. Pioneer Presbyterian Church's men’s club plans a toy and food basket drive, aided by a dance party and member donations. Benefactors include Henry Mohmmacher and Mrs. Henry Meluy, with assistance for a Chicago widow and six children helped by the Krampus family adoption.
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Forest Park
Barr & Colns
Who
Oak Park
Henry Mohmmacher
Oak Dark Charities
Naked Permbntone
Pioneer Presbyterian Church
Simon Claus
Mila
Robert Hofman
No Tower
Alert C
Winterroth
Minonyg
Albert Kram
Adame Atrest
Ona
Chicago Texement
Sandy Shop Opens Candy Store in Old Stand
J amivoeur opened a candy shop at 7358 Sindia on Street in Nic Sehank’s old stand last Saturday. He makes all the candy he sells and handles only candy. He expressed appreciation for early patronage and is associated with H Maknaloy in establishing the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZL. J.amivoeur
Nic Sehank
Sindia
Liv H. Maknaloy
Hin
Dhe
Shrigtmmas Concert at St Peter's Church Forest Park
A Christmas concert planned for Wednesday December 20 at 8 P M at St Peter's Church Waiuhi avenue and Adana street Forest Park offers a high quality program led by director Williams Born. The first cantata The First Christmas features trained vocalists with an enlarged choir. The second part highlights notable artists including rising tenor A James Haupt, with ballads familiar to Proviso High School attendees. Admission is 50 cents, and the event aims to be a community concert for local residents.
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Forest Park
SS. Boter's
Waiuih Avenue
Adana Street
Willams T. Born
St. Peter's Church
Arliste
A.dames Haupt
Muele
Proviso
Eurely
John McCtormack
James Haupt
Birth Announcement for Harry Krueger's Child
Mr and Mrs Harry Krueger of 319 Burkart Court announce the arrival of a son on Thursday December 10. Mother and child are reported to be doing well.
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Mrw
Harry Krueger
Burkart Court
Gladden
Thale
Obituary notices for Henry Mughes and Anna Vogel in Forest Park
Henry Mughes longtime saloon and restaurant operator at Madison Street and Harlem Avenue died suddenly in Hollywood California at age nearly 50 after a final move with Myra. Interment occurred in Hollywood. Anna Vogel wife of George Vogel and resident of Forest Park for 24 years died December 21 1020 after a lingering illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 3 pm with burial at Woodlawn. She leaves husband two sons George and Wim two daughters Afra Frieda Shealda and Miss Hilde.
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Henry Mughes
Madison Street
Harlem Avernie
Hollywood
Cal
Myra
I Hughes
Stra
Hughes
Forest Park
Duaineas
Oak Park
California
Big Yall
Telexfam
Mrk
Mra
Ouryd Michalsky
Syracuse
N.Y
Hallywood
Anna Vogel
George Vogel
Vorest Fark
Stuttgart
Germany
America
Ure
Vogel
James Albert Avery of Oak Park dies at home
James Albert Avery of 800 North Euclid Avenue Oak Park died at his home on Sunday December 12 after a brief illness. He is survived by a widow and two daughters Cleora 11 and Dorothy 8. A Spanis h American War veteran he was devoted to family over all else funeral held Tuesday at First Methodist Church Oak Park with many Forest Parkers in attendance burial in Forest Home.
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James Albert Avery
Euclid Avenue
Oak Park
Edwint Blatter
Loe
Cleora
Dorothy
English
Church of Oak
Park
Mietat- Ing
Forest
In Memoriam Charles Jacob and Lisette Jacob Fietach
In loving memory of Charles Jacob and Lisette Jacob Fietach who died one year ago. They never leave us and memories hold them fast. Dr John F Fletach and family note their passing with enduring love.
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Charles Jacob
Lisette Jacob Fietach
John F.fletach
Mes
Christmas Baskets Bring Joy To Bellwood Family
GIFL CARE FOR FAMILY Omega Tau Signa girla of Par ent Park and Maywood unite to end a Bellwood family’s year with a Christmas basket. A fourth grade class prompts a student to answer a riddle about a skeleton, revealing a moment of concentration and triumph.
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Omega Tau Signa Girla
Parent Park
Our Christmas Wish From You and Yours
The article expresses Christmas goodwill toward readers and advertisers, thanking patrons for sustaining the paper. It compares readers to the lamp’s oil and advertisers to the motive element, hoping the season brings joy and reciprocal benefit.
Beloit Village Commissioners Discuss Improvements and Fees
The Beloit village board held a weekly session after an improvements board meeting. They discussed opening Thomas Avenue south from Harrigan Street to Tempoina Central tracks with a public hearing set for January 8, and a Public Service Company gas line permit along Beloit Avenue. Health data showed November had 29 contagious diseases, 7 births, 9 deaths. They also debated selling old iron from Madison Street lamp posts but delayed the decision. a new building ordinance was postponed for public review, with Mayor Kaul pressing for openness.
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Board of Local Improvements
Thomas Avenue
Harrigan Street
Tiinola Central
Public Service Company
East Parkway
Beloit Avenue
Clark
Penenit
Ourstena
Wendt
Kavi
Vaccination Board Orders in Forest Park Health Regulations
The Department of Health of Forest Park, Cook County, Illinois, issues orders to control smallpox. It cites dangers of an outbreak and states that vaccination protects against smallpox. The document notes that municipal authorities may enforce rules excluding students not recently vaccinated or recovered from smallpox from schools.
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Department of Health
Forest Park
Cook
Titeis
Forget Park
Supreme Court of Tinola
Supreme Court
Department For Health
Forea Park
County of
Plot to kill Maywood superintendent thwarted in Oak Park
A foiled plan to assassinate Faul Koerner, superintendent at Maywood plant, was halted Monday night when a deputy found Ernest Fraser hiding under a porch at 1117 Wisconsin Avenue Oak Park. Fraser, a Maywood employee, offered no comments. deputies continued seeking three alleged conspirators as Koerner faced renewed threats amid ongoing strikes at Staywood plant.
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Dwn
Ernest Fraser
Maywood Termen
Cmpany
Anit
Mo. Koerner
Koerner
Peter Hipke
Berkenite
Frizer
Wlecenmin Avenue
Domme
Agape Avenue
Oak Park
Afr
Staywood
Prize
Western Cartage Company Saves Keystone Transfer
The Western Cartage company owned by Forest Mark and Maywood Moon buys the Keystone Transfer business, formerly the Red One, becoming Chicago’s largest long distance transfer outfit. It began August 16 and serves Joliet, Aurora, Elaine and intermediate points. Keystone ran north to Waukegan and Zoo City. Key figures include Carl G. Wehter, Lewie Tacoba, Williu G. Kramer of Forest Park, Frank Webber, Watter Mallor, Max Fedl and Robert Byler of Maywood. Webber is general manager.
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Western Cartage Company
Forest Mark
Maywood Moon
Keystone Transfer Company
Buatnons
Chicago
Western Curtige Company
Fiatness
Joliet
Aurora
Elain
Businekh
Keystone Company
Waukexan
Zoo City
Carl G. Wehter
Lewie
Tacoba
Williu G. Kramer
Foruat Park
Frank Webber
Watter Maialor
Max Fedl
Robert Byler
Maywood
Mr. Webber
Milestones at Archers Alchester cast warms stage
Milestones a play starring Tewle iste and Alice Nolater will be shown at Archer's Forest Wark theater Wednesday and Thursday next week. The production, praised for detail, aims to mark the dawn of the current theatrical decade and to impress the American public with its precise, moving portrayal.
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Alchester
Tewleiste
Alice Nolater
Archer
Forest Wark
Vaccination Certification Rule for New School Entrants
After January 1 1922 no child or staff in any school in the area may be admitted or retained without a certificate from a licensed physician showing a smallpox vaccination or a documented recovery. The Board of Education is notified to enforce this resolution. Dr Louis Breyedison, Commissioner of Health, Balcharsane School, Illinois.
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Nukt
Board of Education
HP. A. Carsteng
M. D
Louis Breyedison School
Baloharsane
Lexington
Harvard
Forest Park
Illinois
Patriotic League Donates Building Lot in Forest Park
The Patriotic Community League of Forest Park announced a $2,000 gift to the American Legion, turning over a building lot at the corner of Ardis Street and Circle Avenue for a memorial hall to soldiers. The project, organized during wartime, aims to house a memorial hall and future Legion activities, with local leaders pledging continued support and future initiatives.
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Almertena Legion
Chrintoma
Ue Patriotic Geminuniy Inngue
Forest Wark
Notting Jenathan
Aditisreet
Circle Avenue
He Ortyl Memorial Bel
Te Solders
Forest Park
Gifts for Soldiers at Oak Forest Appeal for Christmas Cheer
Twenty five colored soldier boys at Oak Forest await Christmas joy. A message from the Intranet interview office urges caring individuals to visit the institution in Devon or mail gifts. The boys are part of Uncle Sam's men confined as invalids, seeking Christmas spirit.
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Oak Forest
Christma
Uessage
Intraview
Addy
Uncle S Am
Dervon
Banquet Plan Discussed At Barger's Ball Session
The Forest Turk Canmerchanid relation held an interesting session at Barger's ball Tuesday evening. One percent proposed to give six banquets in the near future. This will be made a special order of business at the next meeting. Other minor matters of business were taken up, after which the members enjoyed a loach.
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American Legion
Shrigtmas
ST. Peter’s Church
Henry Hughes
Waek
Kaul
Sven
Can Co
Save Keystone Transfer
Archer's
Patriotic League
Teagna Pyre
Ameren Legion Free
Tromaul
Gia Amer- Wan Legion
Teague
CML
Jota
Vilage
Foro Park
Patelone Community League
Gap
Wilan Johnson
Bututg
Inet
Patriotic Community League
Johnson
Matther
Joe Mouting
Heileman
Longue
Gremder
van Behlipp
Han
Henry J. Knoop
Ami
Liis New Orlers
Legion
Henry Catleek
Omt-fund
A. Cnn Meterepo
League
Fred Hecker
Teviow
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