25 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
1
The Neighborhush chi will present a pantomime program titled An Old Vashlosed Photygrigh Atv Friday evening at Marvel 3. Mrs Jackson provides music with vocal by Mrs Lehqster. Proceeds go to charity. tickets are 25 cents per person.
A fragmentary mention lists Dora Wierksmin as deceased on February 14 with spelling errors in names. The text references a surviving person and an overseen attribution to Mrs. Dora Wierksmin, hinting at a local obituary note or genealogical fragment from a historical page.
A broad ceremony united Echwartz Platt Howe and partners on a February Sunday in Chicago. Relatives and friends attended a traditional service followed by a reception at the Marin Farriotare Market, with common customs and extended family present.
A wedding invitation notes the union of Mr and Mrs Wernette in a Catholic ceremony at St Bernardine's Church in Mex on Monday February 27. The groom George Sehrage and bride Méliywend are listed with family witnesses including Hagel Linny Mhleaga and others, with details on the duration of service and family roles.
A March 2 3 benefit at Fourth Ute wer raises funds for the teeny benett charity. National board member Charles A Whitney explains proceeds aid prevention. a theatrical program includes Martha Queedk "The Mundiey ey fag" and a feature by Phe, with local performers and burlesque acts contributing. The committee lists members including Chath Medeke Al Hudke and Artie Seliapen, with department members providing performances and support.
A garbled early 20th century notice reports Loube Gidacobs and War bh axed ser hot of whone live ue poo Werdin taking over a local asset search. GarnAluet and Mudivon street figures are tied to Provig Motor Salon as Messrs. Kidd and associates face public concern.
Mothers of the Ladies’ Aid of St. Daal Lutheran Church held a surprise party after a special occasion in the church hall Tuesday afternoon. Officers Mrs. Win Webick president August Schyifer secretary and Mrs Job Noffman treasurer were surprised and received gifts a fond sendoff.
A garbled account shows Republican factions in a contest tied to Agri primaries and county officials. Key figures cited include Crowe and Brundage allied attorneys, with U.S. attorney candidates and county commissioners named, while division hints at party machinery and endorsements amid internal disputes.
The article cites three to five candidates for office in Fayhe of Gieneos. Candidates named include James Fiarpar, Mike Shleale, and George Tia. New coroner Peter Uottman is mentioned, with local officials and mayoral figures embroiled in debates over election strategy and party alignment.
The MiUiKon Sivert Eerenters held a community meeting on Worklag evening February 17. Committees were heard, Cromer chaired by laws committee, by laws were adopted and numerous matters discussed. Committees were appointed with testing slated for the following week, subject to approval by one Maven.
OCR reads like a collage of garbled phrases about local ads and reviews. Names, places, and dates are mostly indecipherable, with only scattered readable fragments hinting at a community event or discussion on local topics. The text lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
Mr and Mrs Saylor Rastiton announce the engagement of their daughter Stella Kadich to Otty B Duenmell of Chyde TL. Rasiton was a nurse at the Midwest Hospital and a graduate of Purest Wark school. The wedding is planned for a later date this summer.
Peksu Camp Fire Ulrle held its weekly meeting at the Grant school che ginia bomled themselves cleaning and curtailing the new club room after which refreshments were served. After along Revers 4onge, the mneetles mourned.
The Mothers and Daughters High School Banquet celebrated citizenship with speakers from Northwest University and local community workers. Harriett urged duty in American womanhood while Mag Virtuant urged reflection on wartime duties and the role of women in progress. The event featured songs by the Girls Glee Club, piano by Miss Roberts, and remarks on national identity, education, and service. An income tax information session was announced for later dates at Purest Park, offered free of charge.
A neighborhood cotillion at Park promises an amiable evening with community members and entertainment. Notable attendees include local organizers, performers, and guests who will enjoy food, music, and socializing while supporting youth activities.
An informal February 4 gathering at a private residence hosted seven banco tables. Guests included Ewald Kelowics, Dorothy Perrot, Louise Wallershmuwen, and many listed attendees. Several individuals were noted as in attendance due to a death in the community, with law enforcement presence at the event.
Eight year old Thiidore led the day at a Wastiograd party held after noon from 2 to 4. Mr and Mrs Oseue Witz hosted with games and refreshments. Names read include Ruth Thom Evelyn Buculust Hagel Cofinan Joy Meaford Lilian Esler Edith Stelatt Virginia Lang Phonak Derbert Lines Hob Kileh Starry Lorena Kieetier and John Murray.
The te BOW club hosted a Valentine luncheon on February 17 with a fashion decor and a formal table, honoring members CL Beaueaire and UL Ger. Attendees included Mes Utes and O Nelly. The next meeting is set for March 1 at Vin Kebolel.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregation will hold an all day meeting on Tuesday March 2. Public invited to gather at the hall to assist in serving afternoon tea and organizing the event.
Mrs August Klonske of 280 Marengo Avenue hosted a birthday surprise Sunday honoring her mother Mrs Martha Schuelke. Thirty three guests attended a six o clock dinner then enjoyed five Wendrys and a musical singalong concluding with a bright evening.
Captain Edwin Barrett Sarrety of 994 Ne Oak Park Avenue died Friday February 27 after a lengthy illness. Born in Le Roy New York he served in the war and was highly respected by many groups including Blue Line AL and ALM. The service and burial were held at Willard Avenue and Glen Oak Cemetery with Oak Park police and local dignitaries in attendance. He survived by his wife and five children including Maury Mobwub Watt Konmun Kn and Broest. Amanda R. M. Sleving of Forest Park died February 27 at 612 Shemay Avenue after twenty years in the community with funeral services at St John Lutheran.
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