Splendid Time at Community Club Dinner Dance
Members of the Community Club attended a Monday evening event at the club house marked by a blue and white decor, a birthday treat for Mrs. Mueller, songs by Edna Michalsky, and a full dinner with roast beef, pork, salads, and cake. Guests praised the hostess for three years of faithful service, while past presidents and young members served as waiters. music by Giews of Inez fueled dancing until after 1 AM.
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R. Burkhart
J. Mueller
Dlay
Mueller
Muelller
Avery
Edna Michalsky
Yunr
Biren
al ‘Witterroth
Rave Serra
Fenaxe
Wan Mien
Wilter
Mra. Muellers
Karring Tone
Harold Moster
Heinie Beohwasm
Fred Bucket
Eddig Horn
John Schueffert
Woody
Water Husler
Courag
Ernest
Ee Sehuls
P. J. Cholifanx
Henry Seegers
Mr. Giews
Inez Fumy
Pina
Gidaa
W. Healer
Woodwank
Ald
Provi Tribute to Oliver Hintze in February Issue
The February Provi 8 Monthly prints a tribute to Oliver Victor Hintze who died January 2. He was a prominent football captain in 1918 and known for his cheerful nature, leaving a lasting impact on students, faculty, and the team at Tornabip High School.
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Provi
Vroviny
Tornabip High School
Alan
Oliver Hintze
Oliver Victor Hintae
Outhtetien
Kieschel Defends His Record Amid Accusations
Armandus Kieschel, of Oak Park, rejects claims raised by a midinferied reporter and presses that he faced political and family turmoil since 1864. He denies paying 426 to his son’s wife, says wartime enlistment rumors were unfounded, and notes visits by government agents to his home while his son chose civilian status.
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Uftnira
Antanday Kueschel
Highland
Oak Park
Forest Park
Vna Chienge
Wight
Newt
Wen
Mr. Kuerchel
Public notice of dubious patent cure and event at Werger’s Apothecary
The text promotes a guaranteed remedy for staying home and staying well with strange ingredients and a costly consultation. It cites a special course at Werger’s Apothecary on February 24 with Dr Baylor and mentions spectatists and a forester park venue, urging readers to attend.
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Shane
Dergers
Werger'a Apothecary
Baylor
Goreos Tx
Forent Park
Patriotic Sing Receives Warm Community Support
A Sunday afternoon Patriotic Sing at Osk Park theatre honored Lincoln and Washington on their birth anniversaries. Organized by West Suburban Musical Interests, the event drew a large Forest Park audience and featured Geo. Lou Tenney directing, Alice R. Deal at organ, Ruth Hroughton at piano, and performances by Carrie Jacobs-Bond and others. Audience praise followed a varied program including an organ recital, speeches, solos, a community song, and a call to join future efforts to promote good taste and patriotism locally.
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Osk Park
Abraham Lincoln
George Woshington
Ong
West
Subarty Wiw
Ruth Hroughton
Mra
Carrie Jacoks-Bond
Guytay Holquiat
Mra. A. Starr
Fon. Wm. Forbes
Babe Hynn
Republis
Jora
Washington
Lincoln
Forkes
Mr. Farkel
Carrie Jacobs-Rond
Gustav Holmmulat
Adelaide Tenny
Ethel Gabriel
Porviols Gale
Lucy Hartman
Arthur Jones
Geo. L. Tenney
Frederick Frank
Jude W. Perce
Mra A. Starr Beat
Cook County Drama League
America
Local Happenings and Community Notes Across Forest Park
Community snips recount Village Council reports noting grants and parochial schools. Art Institute View Day on February 26 draws women clubs from Chicago area. luncheon at Mundels. neighborhood club reg list. A July escape injury near a Chicago undertaker saloon left a shattered leg after a car crash into a plate glass window.
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Art Institute
Chicago
Mundels
Forest Bark
E A.C. Toon
Forest Park
Freveral Podentrique
Madldon Bircet
Tily
I. L. Bertotya
Tn Path
Phe
Nic Sehank
Trong
Want Traine Men In Veteriary Corps
Recruiters seek trainees for the Veterinary Corps including agricultural and farming students and others skilled in barn work. Overseas service possible. Accepts Horseboot, saddler, pharmacist, cooks, typist, and stenographer roles. Enlisted pay ranges from 30 to 66 dollars monthly with food clothing and quarters. Apply at army recruiting offices.
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Bere Veterinary Hospitale
Barnes
Army
Write Cheerfully to the Boys in Service
A wartime appeal urges readers to write letters to soldiers and sailors, stressing that home correspondence boosts morale. Sir Walter Lawrence, a veteran, champions frequent letters, good food, and steady post from home to strengthen troops fighting in France and Mesopotamia.
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Bn Eraiy
Navy Cimpn
Navy
France
Walter Lawrence
Bagpah
Mesopotamia
Chicago
Reverend Bloomuist joins the colors in service
A church sermon at Community church honors Rev C Clayquist and recalls his decision to join military duty. The piece notes his loyalty, sacrifices, and call to serve amid a time of global conflict, praising his resolve to stay faithful to his beliefs and responsibilities.
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Aucedia
Aout
Howe
Hu Watts
C. Clayquist
Uavail
Used Postage Stamps Not Valuable for War Effort
A damaged item warns that used postage stamps are not valuable and may be misused. It reports rumors of extracting dyes from cancelled stamps to sell for profits, noting officials question the practice and urge caution as the Red Cross window appeals continue.
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Ilea
Red Cross
War Savings Stamp Rally At Maywood High School
In Maywood District Forest Park hosts a War Savings Stamp rally at the high school on Saturday afternoon February 16. Julian Nolan chaired the event for the district committee, with Eriket Wilt and John Carson speaking. the Great Lakes Naval Band performed a concert, a quartet and sextet played, and a dinner followed.
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Maywood
High School Athletics Yield to Farming Plan
The Smnola High School Athletics association votes to abandon spring athletic programs in favor of farm work. The move aims to enroll boys in the Working Reserve to boost food production, affecting track, baseball, and other school sports across about 400 high schools under their supervision.
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Igh School
Boya
United States
Ing Keonerve
Smnola High Schuel Athtetie Association
Tadt Neeting
Hurridge
Hutter
Pial
LW. Broith
Thy Association
Mir. Smith
Howlie
Wau
Tantrol
Pilotella
Athletic Association
Anscots- Hon
Monroe A C Club Elects New Editor After Meeting
Members of Monroe A C gathered February 16 for a regular meeting in a warm room. The group, pleased by a surprise flag display, elected L L Ang as the new editor and discussed club activities and future plans.
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Minroe A. C's
L L
Women and Children Labor Talks At Forest Park
A Monday afternoon meeting of Forest Park Women’s organizations at St Peter’s church discussed wartime labor reform and stricter laws governing women and child workers. Attorney General NL outlined child welfare, school attendance, work certificates, and employer responsibilities amid calls to curb abuses and extend protections.
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Forest Park
Chidren
Pingland
Fraites
Dows
América
Opr
Nilnoin
Childran
Oates
Bho
Berg-Us
Lakes
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Stevenson
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Monroe A. C