Sea Scout Ship Launched Here By Local Moose
The Wasp Sea Scout Ship 100 was launched in Forest Park on January 20 under Forest Park Lodge 1671 Loyal Order of Moose. Twelve members are aboard including Robert James Donald Nelson Patrick Butler Arnold LaCompte Henry Blickhan Robert Ackerman Norman Bamber Fred Hill David Gieschen Robert Ryza and Mark Gress with Bill Worley as skipper and Lester Debs as mate.
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Forest Park
Forest Park Lodge
Order of Meose
Athough
Suite
Robert James
Donald Nelson
Patrick Butler
Arnold LaCompte
Henry Blickhan
Robert Ackerman
Norman Bamber
Fred Hill
David Gieschen
Robert Ryza
Mark Gress
Bill Worley
Dunlop
Lester Debs
Welock
Desplaines
Forest
United States
Asa
Forest Park Jodge
William D. Boy
Robert Mull
James Schiffauer
William Lyong
James Pionte
Edward Hribnak
Robert Peltier
Frank Habel
Gerard Chaussey
Victor Logan
Stanley Bergman
George Leherman
George Lyons
Mueller Attenheim Superintendent Dies at Home
Karl R. Mueller 56 longtime Attenheim Old Peoples Home superintendent died suddenly January 25 in his office. Funeral services were held January 28 at Zimmerman's chapel then Attenheim Memorial hall with Rev. W. A. Burzlaff officiating. Interment followed in Attenheim cemetery. Born in Germany he served in World War I and later became a commercial artist before joining the Altenheim staff in 1942. He is survived by a brother and two sisters in Berlin.
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Karl R. Mueller
Young Pupil Killed On Way Home From School
Pred Lehman of Arlington Virginia, nephew of Lloyd Lehman of Forest Park, was killed Friday afternoon January 27 while returning home from school. The 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs Howard Lehman. Lloyd Lehman hurried to Virginia to attend the funeral services in Arlington. They returned to their home at 644 Ferdinand this past Wednesday.
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Pred Lehman
Arlington
Lloyd Lehman
Forrest Park
Howard Lehman
Virginia
Ferdinand
Boy Dick Tyler Bitten by Dog in Circle Area
Ten year old Dick Tyler of 1438 Circle was severely bitten by a dog while passing 1509 Marengo in January. The dog lacerated his nose and cheek and cut above one eye. He was taken to Oak Park hospital by police.
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Dick Tyler
Circle
Marengo
Oak Park Hospital
Monument base chipped again at Berliner site
The Berliner Monument Company reports another vandalism incident at their 1126 Desplaines location. On January 29 a base of the monument was chipped in four places for the second time, with the work attributed to an unknown vandal.
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Ben Berliner
Berliner Monument Company
1126 Dbesplaines
Co Monument
Jamieson Urges Voters Register For Primary
Jamieson urges Proviso Township precinct captains to inform neighbors about voter registration before the April 11 primary. He assigns captains to visit homes, alert eligible voters of rights and registration locations, and notes village clerks open March 1 and 2 for status updates. He stresses that qualified voters shape the majority per constitutional intent.
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Proviso
Jamieson
Proviso Township
Larceny Report From Elgin and Harrison
Ted Parichy reported two tires stolen from the tar wagon on January 27 while it was parked at Elgin and Harrison. The incident cites larceny with no further details available.
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Ted Parichy
Elgin
Harrison
Funeral Service Held For Forest Park Resident Frank Onarate
Funeral services for Frank Onarate a Forest Park resident and builder were held Monday from Immerman’s chapel to St Bernardine’s church. He died of a heart attack January 27 at age 63 in his home 324 Marenga. Born in Italy he settled in Chicago then moved to Forest Park with his wife Mary Scarpace two years after marriage. Survived by wife four sons Thomas Tony Don Frank Jr two daughters Pearl LaCoy Mary Ann Onarate and nine grandchildren.
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Frank Onarate
Forest Park
Mary Scarpace Justees
Onamato
Chicagoland
Tayo
Jodge
Thomas
Tony
Don
Frank Jr
Pearl LaCoy
Mary Ann Onarity
Burial of Mrs. EB Rojahn Former Berwyn Resident
Mrs. EB Rojahn of 1227 Maple Avenue Berwyn died January 22 after a brief illness in Walther hospital. Funeral service was January 24 at Zimmermans chapel with interment in Forest Home cemetery. Born October 21 1872 in River Forest she moved to Forest Park as a girl and later to Berwyn six years ago. She was married to the late C Rojahn, a local florist, and is survived by a son Harris a daughter Nor Jeanne Fairchild and two grandchildren.
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EB. Rojahn
Maple Avenue
Berwyn
Walther Hospital
Zimmerman's Chapel
Forest Home Cemetery
Rojahn
River Forest
Forest Park
4. C. Rojahr
Harris
Anly
Jeanne Fairchild
Car radio aerial steal reported at Madison Thomas
Lester Schuper of 1436 Circle reported his car radio aerial was stolen while the vehicle was parked at Madison Thomas. Police urge residents to patronize the advertisers.
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Lester Schuper
Circle
Madison Thomas
Ill Bell issues statement on proposed strike
Press and radio report on a looming national telephone workers strike. An official Bell spokesman says little is confirmed as Chicago talks with the CWA CIO begin. The piece cites CIO head Philip Murray and CWACIO leader Joseph Beirne warning of public use of phones during a strike.
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United States
Tie Hols
Washington
Chicago
Bargin
Cwa-Cio
Kosher Rules For Pure And Clean Foods In Jewish Law
A brief note outlines kosher requirements for pure and clean food under Jewish ordinances. It emphasizes adherence to dietary laws and the distinction between prohibited and allowed items.
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K. Mueller
Attenheim
Tiras
Mrs. Rojahn
Cur
IL. Bell
Bell System
Recreation Board
Mise Meneguia
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