Educational talk on nutrition and doughnuts at Forest Park meeting
Mrs H Peterson, a science teacher, led a doughnut cooking demonstration for the Parent-Teacher Association. She explained vegetable oils for frying and shared a tested recipe while Dr Eleanor Masstow proposed a Memorial Hall benefit dinner in March to fund teacher meals, with music by Margaret Schultz and readings by Mildred Tubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Peterson
Uescience
Afra
Reason
Mra
Eterado
Bire-Poteroti
Buta
Peterson
Eleanor Masstow
Forest Park
Margaret, Schultz
Mindle Tubin
Wedding shower and burglaries reported in local notes
A miscelaneous shower for Miss Amanda was held at Miu Temow's home with prizes in bunco and several solos by Miss Hall. Nearby, the Gaden home on Thomas avenue was burglarized while the family was away. a similar break in at Mrs. H. Thompson's home yielded a gold watch and $20. Police urged vigilance amid a spate of robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Amanda
Miu Temow
Monroe Atrovt
Ratunigy
Bunco
Hall
Hele Wiede
Bush
Alma Zuts
Li Man Abrendt
M. Lane
Ticlen
Lorenx
Margaret Schultz
Miss Hall
I'red
Gaden
Myre
Rudolph Gaden
Thomas Avenue
Sixth Birthday Party for Norbert Bartlett
Robert Bartlett’s son Norbert celebrated turning six at 032 Circle Avenue with twenty young guests. Fifteen attended, games and prizes featured winners Josephine Holab, Kernice Mears, Erle Suth, and Kennith Cook. The menu included cakes and cocoa, fish and bird shaped treats, and fruit. Mrs. Susie Curtis entertained with stories and was given a handkerchief as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bartlett
Mra. K. Martlett
Circle Avenue
Bartlett
Nike
Guesta Beguy
Beitig Jonephine Fiolab
Kernice Mears
Erle Sufth
Kennith Coox
Reilly
Norbert
Suale Curtis
Curtis Jean
Walter Bender
Vera Hagaibel
Kenn Cook
George Lawnan
Ruth Kriugek
Norman
Lenore Gutke
Eric Bimith
June
Evelyn Zingeline
Angeline Kuen
Buddy Agnus
Bernice Moore
Josephine Holub
Dorothy Kanfeldt
Norbert Bartlett
Village council in weekly session approves measures and hears requests
The mayor and all commissioners met to approve minutes and discuss a Madison street building proposal from Harlem Avenue to the Delaware river. They granted a Public Service Co permit to lay a go winlo along Harlem, heard petitions from Oak Park groups on the state constitution, and from the Forest Park American Legion and other bodies. A plan to limit smokestack noise at Barr & Colvia's plant was introduced, along with a building ordinance revival and bids for removing the water tower iron part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombry
Wendt
Madison Street
Harlem Avenue
Public Service Co
Harlem Menus
Forest Park
American Legion
Conunlawoner Bleich
Forest Bark Post
Bord
Commichalsky
Patriotic Community League of
Council Chamber
Fietach
Hann
Billa
Com
Misaioper Michalsky
Barr & Collina
Michalsky
Michalaky
Water Tower Committee Delays Village Report
The water tower committee of the Commercial association failed to report at last Monday's village council meeting. Chairman William Horner said the panel is touring villages to assess conditions and will present a report at their earliest convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Association
William Horner
Wilbert Bartsch Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Wilbert Bartsch son of Mr and Mrs R J Bartsch celebrated his fourth birthday with twelve child guests in the afternoon and eighteen adult relatives in the evening at home. The decor followed rainbow colors and Valentine themes with favors and prizes for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kreger
Charian Kroger
A. Sehula
Hannah “Avenue
Wilbart Bartsch
R. J. Bartsch
Vervary
Wea
Herbert Cowen
Robert Schwarts
Elanore Brung
Wilbert
American Legion Holds Important Forest Park Meeting
Members of Forest Park Post No 414 American Legion gathered at the community clubhouse last Friday for an entertainment and meeting. Resolutions urged the village mayor and council to secure land for public parks and playgrounds, fund recreation there, and support a Memorial Hall project. The program featured speakers on patriotism and community work, with a social close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morest Park Pont
Forest Vark
Bart
Saviyor
Foreytark
Bublupy
Forest Park
American Legion
United States
Memorial Hall
Forest Fork
Bohlupp
Nforest Park
Howe
A. Mackingon
Austin Post
Legion
Jtn Alma
Afac Ferran
Order of
Red Men
MacFerran
Henry B. Helleman
Patriotic Community League of
Helleman
Patriotic Community League
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Scala
Forest Park Committees Set for the Year
Forest Park held its regular February meeting with Henry NI. Belleman presiding and Ernest Kottke as secretary. The group planned a Valentine masquerade, Memorial services, Mikado opera by Miss Theres Nola, July Fourth celebration, and a three day indoor carnival, with prizes from local merchants for Memorial Hall funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Community League of
Forest Park
Garfeld
Henry St. Helleman
Ernest Kottke
Mrt
Patriotic Community League
Max Goldsteip
Edith Helleman
Priow
Memorial Sfalt
Theres Nola
Milastolari
Normandy
Warrington
Teague
League
American Legion
Henry NI. Belleman
Walter C. Hosler
Fred Becker
Max Golstels
Viola Blossey
Wiandm Schlypp’ - Wim
Conninghaw
J. Kowicek
Etythé Goldatalo
B. K. Herland
Nettle Hoffan
Pant Heinze
Harry Buettner
He Woodward
Julius Foss
H.tt. Belleman
Henry C. Weck
Louis Behuler
W, C. Hooker
Miller Clara
Hosler
Chelifour Bnth
Helleman
Wiliam Horn
Florence Blossey
W. Tertall
Albart Rolche
Paw R Witt
Arthur Pachert
Adolph Wendt
Wm. Kamke
Wm. Horn
Elva Ghalitoux
John Wippinger
Arthur Behrendt
Belle Crawford
Unusual Oak Park and Forest Park Marriage Notices
A collage of marriage reports from Oak Park and Forest Park customs. Includes weddings of Miss Marjorie Eitenbeth Piller to Michard Fellow Outcault Jr. at 423 Washington Boulevard and other couples, with social details and attendees. Also notes Bunco party, Stitch event, and a Forest Park delegation seeking improved telephone service amid company staffing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outcault
Oak Park
Tuvaday
Marjorie Eitenbeth Piller
Michard
Outcault Jr
Brila
Washington Boulevard
Master Brown
Mary Jane
Tiger Outeault Jr
Buster
Mary” Jane Ia
New York
Hundreds Come From Other Towns in Prize Masquerade
A prize masquerade tonight at the Forest Park ballroom draws hundreds from neighboring towns. Judges will select four winners from a list of donated prizes including foods, flowers, crafts, fruit, and cash. Proceeds benefit community programs as volunteers note a diverse display of items and eager competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coteworthy
Forest Park
Kent
Calvin
Forenbark
Prine
Automobiles Robberies Increase Across Districts
A spate of auto robberies grips the Worent Lark and May wood area. Sunday night J L dull of Herwyn is robbed on Sud and Desplatres avenues. The following night Dr Pember and party, including two young women, are held up on 22nd and D explaines. a diamond brooch was stolen from a member of the party but recovered. Police report abandoned cars linked to the two incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Authyy Tng
Worent
Italy
Forest
Herman Bergang
Mr. Alien
Dr. Pember
Library Board Plans Matinees at Forest Park Theater
The Library Board of Forms Park set a Wednesday session to finalize sentry arrangements for matinees starting at 1 30 pm at the Forest Park theater Doors will be open at 1 30 o clock Two performances were scheduled Annual Meeting of Hid Hops Company Held Directors Re elected and officers named Masquerade Ball Tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
Library Board of
Forms Park
Forest Park “Theater
ROOCO
Hid Hops Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hl, Peterson
Mequerads Dell
Emily Schley
Akron
Helen
Foraxt. Park
Orage I
Frealde Bia
Slater
Katherine Cook
William
Cleveland
Joseph
Chasten and
Marry
Guyahoga Falle
Ohio
Mag
Herman Hanneman
Monnellian
Wits
Horgan Trausenda
Beloit Avenue
Winitorium
Aurora
Ana Aurorian
Win
John
Lund
Wosted
Marrage
John Hanneman
Ohlcogdand
Otto
Tey
Willan Sohietone
Maccabee Lodge
Waldhelm
Herman
Rovlort
Wilbert Bartsch
Marugg-Dewar
Mrangas
Jonepiine
Chicago
Dangary St
Margaret
Willtimi Duan
Uiuy
Minto
Ty John Cun
Mohebacker
Sir
Atm
Marugg
FL Baretuseh
M. U
Dicky
Hiltbside
Atr
Sa. W. Greham
Tbr
Marnlek
Uhicago
Aid Slee
Miamette
AL Welstogishel
Sfp
Jamlvaun
Hey Moyers
A. Mobinson
Wid
Meltenatunl
Forent Pure
F. Schmit
A. Willan
Martuseh
Mire
C. Hattord
Bi, Shiplock
Z. Cunalvet
K. Cerny
D. Humpaton
Anne Mucktucnus
Minute Alurtin
Josephine Price
Chilese Lawson
Violet Aduoro
Meurietta Weare
Evelyn Meyery
Pearl Whittington
Tresta Alged
Violet Hecor
Utd
Roth Mianette
Henriette Beyora
Violet Meyers
Atk Jon
Keeler-Liotman
Bir
W. A. Listen
Dewplaines Avenue
Hather Liston
Dewey Keeler
Lewistown
Ill
Lange
Misa Susah Berney Poo
John Spoo
Kenilworth Avenue
Ak Park
Edwart Heary Lange
Forest Iork
Bunce
Cohan
Mia Lota
Curtis
Denise
Bustle
Curtix
Oak Park Hospital
Garfield Refectory
Cecoile Joynux
Oak Park Wednes
Hike Club
B. B. Cooper
Chicago Telephone Company
Tsat
Labia Aioe
Crawford
RL Crawford
Mneu'a Hove
Aero Eh Flouberg Crate Fl
Berlin
Chetitoux
Reece Nee Prairie Maile Nurnery
L. C
Morehainding
San Festier
Aeonee Gullonda Heros
Prarie State Nursery
L. OC
Holtdedge H. Db
Schumpeler
Altent
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!