St Peters Church Family Sunday and Lent observances
St Peters Lutheran Church announces Family Sunday on February 2 inviting every family to attend and register perfect attendance. Lent begins February 3 with midweek services in German at 7 30 and English at 8 15, featuring choirs, singers, and visual slides to reinforce sermons. The Forest Park Review notes these plans and a page two full announcement.
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Lutheran Orchard
Wanwath Avenue
Adams Street
Rebief
St Peter's Lutheran Church
Forest Park Review
Buch
Sifert speaks before industrial education association
Supt. E R Sifert of Proviso addressed Vinets Industrial Education group at Oak Park River Forest high school last Friday. He highlighted cultural and vocational value of industrial education and noted the state pension program affecting more than 30,000 applicants, with many changes of address daily.
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E. R. Sifert
Proviso
Vinets Industrial Education Association
Oak Park and River Purest Township
Invita
Minis
Anther
Businessman Prods Staff To Quicken Week's Pace
A sharp greeted Monday morning as a busy executive enters his office to find staff wasting time. He scolds that Monday is day one and warns that Tuesday and Wednesday follow with half the week already gone, demanding immediate action.
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Bis
Tommorrow
Forest Food Shop Offers Free Cake Samples This Saturday
Forest Food Shop on Macias Street announces free samples of cotter and layer cakes to celebrate a store upgrade and new bakery department. Pro proprietor Sam Shaky says over 1300 loaves were given away previously. the shop adds canned goods, deli meats, and a coffee grinder to attract customers, with wedding and anniversary cakes available.
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Macias Street
Burest
Oak
Kivyal
Mirtal Sam Shaky
Stutky
Forest Food Shop
Forest Mark
Princess Royal Vine
Royality
Merchants Vote 50 for Red Cross at Springfield Meeting
Merchants vote to donate 50 dollars to the Red Cross and 13.72 for the Boy Scouts. The Divison Purest Bark Chamber of Commerce endorses aid and plans a summer event at the state grounds. The meeting at Yopoonk and Tivins base drew about 100 boys, with coffee and sandwiches served.
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Red Cross
Henry Lebovite
Arthur Busch
Legion
Community mobilizes flood relief clothing drive
Forest Park residents contributed more than 1800 in cash and numerous wearable garments to aid Allen sufferers. A K Ehrhardt led the Red Cross drive with Mrs Charles Mittelstwedt coordinating donations, as schools churches and businesses joined the effort, church parishes and Lygett's reporting substantial support.
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Forest Park
A. EK. Ehrhardt
Red Cross
Charles Mittelstwedt
Rowland Talks Baseball to Kiwanians at Forest Park
Clarence Rowland legendary baseball figure held Forest Park Kiwanians spellbound recounting era balls, managers and players. He shared inside baseball tales from the 1925 White Sox and Cubs stars like Billy Herman, explained pitch patterns and offered career histories of Cicotte, Faber, Felsch, Schalk and Boes. Rowland predicted the Cubs to beat for the pennant and praised Dizey Dean for colorful presence. He urged youth attendance at games with Cub owner Wrigley supporting reduced grandstand seating for children.
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Clarence Rowland
Forest’ Park Kiwanians
Rowland
White Sox
Bme
Stones
Cicotte
Red Faber
Happy Felsch
Cracker Schalk
Joe Benz
Mayer Fle
Mig Billy Herman
Cubs
Billy
Mr. Rowland
Cub
Dizey Dean
Wrigley
Dimmett
Emery A. Parichy
Mrs Elma Zimmerman Dies At Forest Park Home
Mrs Elma Zimmerman wife of Paul Zimmerman died at her home 44 Thomas avenue Tuesday February 2 1937 after ill health She had lived in Forest Park since childhood and was a charter member of Forest Park Women's club Eastern Star Oak Park Forest Park club and Infant Welfare Circle She was born January 26 1884 married June 1 1907 Survived by husband mother and two children Adele Maxant and Flaine Funeral services planned at the Zimmerman home conducted by Rev Fred Schuster and Rev Armand Guerrero Interment Forest Home cemetery
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Elma Zimmerman
Paul Zimmerman
Thomas Avenue
Eax Health
Zimmeemins
Forest Park
Adiel Husler
Forest Park Women's Club
Eastern Star Chapter
Oak Park
Forest Park Club
Infant Welfare Circle
Elma Mosler
Chicago
Zimmerman
Harbara Hosier
Adele Maxant
Flaine
Fred Schuster
Cambria
Wis
Armando Guerrero
Community Methodist Church
Forest Home Cemetery
Mrs Matthews Is Honored on Her 70th Birthday
Mrs Wilhelmina Matthews was surprised by friends and relatives last Saturday evening in Forest Park to celebrate her 70th birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Gallee and son George Jr Dr Rheinhold Barchet Miss Matilda Barchet Mrs Paul R Matthews and several other locals. A delicious lunch followed the gathering noting her long residence in Forest Park of fifty three years.
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Wilhelminaatthews
George Gallee
George
Rheinhold Barchet
Matilda Barchet
Paul R. Matthews
Hoe
Ish Sang
Wyandat
Donald
Mrs Florence Hurley Installed as President of Lady Knorkers
Thelma Rhinegrover reports the first installation of the ladies of the Knorkers at the Kit Kat club on January 27. Mrs Florence Hurley becomes president with Mrs Naomi White as vice president, Mrs Theresa Kuwal secretary, and Mrs Fyg tyre Rose treasurer. Outgoing officers received gifts. new officers a corsage and novelty. Irv Moellee's orchestra provided dinner music and a community singalong with a flop show and requests.
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Thelma Rhinegrover
Ladies of the Knorkers
Kit Kat Club
Anna Schiltholtz
Mes
Florence Hurley
Naomi White
Theresa Kuwal
Fygtyre Rose
Irv Moellee
Bank Corp Directors and Officers Elected in Forest Park
Forest Park Bank Building corporation held its annual meeting electing directors Chita Kammer Charles M Sickmen Reward M Pilati and Harry OG Chubb to replace Ellguth Ewald Nelson and Winters New officers include CE Schrage president Otto Kammer vice president Mathilde Petersohn secretary and Arnold Schaeper treasurer Schrage succeeds Ewald and Kammer succeeds Nelson.
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Forest Park Bank
Ayesday
Chita Kammer
Charles M Sickmen
Reward M. Pilati
Harry OG. Chubb
Paul M. Ellguth
Fred Ewald
Frank Nelson
Rheinhold Winters
CE. Schrage
Otto Kammer
Mathilde Petersohn
Arnold Schaeper
Ladies Aid to Meet at Park Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the latest Park Presbyterian church will hold their regular meeting next Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the church. It promises to be an important meeting with business to attend to. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies' Aid Society
Park Presbyterian Church
Lent services begin at St Johns Lutheran Forest Park IL
A Lenten program at St John’s Lutheran Church Forest Park Illinois begins next Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 o’clock with German and English services. Rev M Wagner and Rev A Wagner present sermons titled The Plight of Christ’s Disciples and His Word to the Seekers among others inviting everyone to attend.
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ST. Johns Church
Jesus Christ
St John's Lutheran Church
Circle Avenue
Madison Street
Forest Park
Illinois
M. Wagner
Christ
A. Wagner
Jesus
St. John's Garderan Church
Calvare
Barabas
Gad Ratha
Wanted a Bicycle for Worthy Youth
Forest Fark Associated Charities seeks a bicycle for a 16 year old to travel from high school to work. Call Mrs Deter Sole Forest 744 to donate. Also seeking light fixtures in good condition by calling Mrs Carral Forest. Associated Charities to occupy desk space in Forest Park bank building at Madison Street and Mannah Avenue with staff Tuesday and Friday 9 to 12.
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Forest Fark Associated Charities
Deter.sole
Forest
Carral
Forest $13
Associated Charities
Forest Park Bank
Madison Street
Mannah Avenue
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ST. Peters Church
Industrial Education Assn
Enue
Bok County
Aieay Bakery
AOA Sterner
Ameter
TALAT
Dreulag A
Lavin
Klens All
Tae On
Reises
Lygett
Ehrhardt
Amanthey
MIT
Aes
Gourets
C. Rowland
Mrs. Matthews
Lady Knorkers
Alvin
Miss Ward
Des
Des Veivers
Marcel IR
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