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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1926
Page
8
St John Wingfeet lead Lutheran league standings with wins
The St John Wingfeet stay half a game up after beating Bethany 10 to 8 while St James idle. Three-V's beat Jehovah 5 to 1 to pull Jehovah from first place ties. Ruth Neumann and Rather Budd led scoring with four baskets and a free throw. Willets Huzhold Ruth Mui and Myrtle Drechsler added baskets for Wingfeet. Upcoming games at Broadway Armory include Christ Chicago vs St James and Bethany vs Pilgrim followed by St John Wingfeet vs St Mark's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jona
Dassio
Jehovah
Bethany
St. Jamon
Wingfeet
Honore
Rather Budd
Ruth Neumann
Ruth
Willets Huzhold
Ruth Mui
Myrtle Drechsler
John Wingfest
St. Dames
John Thread's
Christ
Chicago
Mork'g
Luke's
Broadway Armory
Willie’s Morning Rush for School and Car Call
In a fragment from The Modern Youth, Willie awakens to a tense morning routine. Father plans to drive him, and Willie asks about his fountain pen as school starts, with a hurried exchange hinting at time pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Willie
Ottawa
Herald
Forest Social Club to Install New Officials
The Forest Buck club plans to install newly elected officers at its January meeting, with business followed by a luncheon. Earlier, the club hosted its first Christmas party on December 28 at Meld Stevenson Acowl, featuring a program of entertainment and a toy gift distribution to needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Social Club
Forest Buck Club
Glub
The
Meld Stevenson Acowl
Santa
Dorothy Welner
Sherley Herier
Dorla Everson
Margaret Behell Sele U
Uruce McAuley
Kenneth Gyak
Mildred. Brossard Olossicw
Wrayula Kruculik Bolo
Allee McAuley
Edward McAuley
Evelyn Krink
Chilldren
Christmas guests and local personal items mix in page text
Purely personal notes describe Christmas day visitors to Mr and Mrs Arthur Crabbe of 82 Lathrop avenue Englewood relatives and local residents with family milestons. The passage also mentions a wrist injury from a slip on Madison street and various holiday updates including births, veterans returning, and travel plans of local figures with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crabbe
Lathrop Aveque
Mra
Edwie Crabbe
Yons
Theodore
Paul
William
Waughter
Stuth
Englewood
Benefit Play for Grant School at Warrington House
A benefit performance of the new comedy farce Too Many Thrills will be staged by the Murfon Players at Warrington theater Saturday night Jan 23 with proceeds aiding Grant School. The show runs January 18 to Saturday, featuring Frutx Wock! and a New York City manager and Chicago critics visit for a tryout in Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaanary
Grant School
Warrngton Theater
Uvketa
Jbonent
Frutx Wock
Chicago Playright
Murfon Players
Uo Stock Company
Warringtoy Theater
Grant Selioal Olghe
Marion Vlayere
Metrooplian Presenta ‘Thon
New York City
Critica of
Chicago
Pennpapers
Oak Park
Oak Park, Mr. Blocks
Hawai Ual
Chicago Ciub Opera Company
Daylight cheer spreads through neighbors with gossip
A playful note invites sharing cheerful tidings on Pi Day with neighbors. It asks for light gossip about anime or honors won, promising delight as minutes pass. Faith, hope and cheer accompany travelers on their way to the dawn.
Obituary notices for Wilber Reimer Juhn Fee and August Muuchuets
Wilber Reimer aged twenty months, child of Mr and Mrs Charles Reimer of 1200 Lathrop avenue, died Saturday night at Oak Park hospital and was buried Tuesday at Forest Home with Rev Marcus Wagner officiating. Juhn Fee died December 28 at Oak Park hospital from injuries after a fall. funeral from Frank Fee’s home on Ferdinand avenue with burial at Forest Home Cemetery. he is survived by his wife Anna and three children. August Muuchuets died December 24 at his home on 423 Elgin avenue. born in Germany 75 years ago, resident of Forest Park forty years. survived by two sisters, a brother, and a wife who died four years ago. funeral held from relative’s chapel with burial at Forest Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goldsburg
Ferdinand Avenue
Adams Street
Frances Willard Hospital
Goldyburys
Lve
Seavie Avenue
Madison Street
Oak Yark
Goldaborg Ia
Louis FP. Achuler
Marengo Avenue
Wilber Reimer
Charles Reimer
Lathrop Avenue
Oak Park Hospital
Forest Home
Marcus Wagner
John Fee Juhn Fee
Frank Fee
Tra
Livingstoneof
Dirst - Presbyterian Church
Merest Home Cemetery
Anna (Yawkina) Fee
Mia
Laura Miller
Gunton
Ohio
Wil
Chicago
Frank
Forest Park
August Moschuetz
August Muuchuets
Big Bone
Elgin Avenue
Germany
Burest Park
Fle
Alstera
Lakefield
Minn
Lakefeld
Hlaneice
Mra
Eric Carson
Otto Donath
Woman Makes Mine Manager After Husband’s Death
Mrs Nettle L Macomber of Pennsylvania becomes manager of a vast coal mine valued at 10 million dollars with 1200 acres of lands after her husband’s death. The mine is described as possibly the largest in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Nettle L. Macomber
Pennsylvania
United States
Hairpin Trade Maintains Busy London Business
Speaking of pina though no majority of women now have bobbed hair hairpin factories still do a big business part of this business is due to the fact that so many hairpins are lost Six people in Greenwich walked in London picked up 327 lost hairpins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manuscript Snippet Reflects Formal Letter Tone
In a clipped note the writer mentions a clerk and a polite response, noting the term to address a husband who is a judge. The fragment hints at formal correspondence practice and the social role of addressing a judge in marital communication.
Seventh and Last Car Given Away By Madison Boosters
The seventh and final car giveaway is noted by Madison boosters in an item listing residents and addresses. The West Suburban Arrows elect officers Dan Pries president Clyde Stafford secretary Herbert Schwenke treasurer Frederick Jones and Walter Massue Berlbe sergeant at arms continuing in 1920 with Clyde Stafford directing baseball season plans. Chuck Landry named captain after a strong post baseball pitching season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Stafford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Latsis Pharmacy
the Handy Shop
James F. Madsen Co., Inc
Theo. L. Lobstein
Albright
H. G. Stewart
Triangle Cafe
Forest Park Garage
J. Wright
Steinbach & Rogas, Grocery & Market
Jacob Portz
Forest Park Auto Electric CO
Max Schultz
Herman F
Jacob
Beloit Cafe
Jos
Bill
Forest Park Bakery
Wm. G. Mehring
Wolf Bros
Madison St
Lathrop Ave
R. F
Roosevelt Road
River Forest Garage
Weeley Trebass
Joseph Nicotera
Desplaines Ave
Circle Ave
Randolph St
Beloit Ave
Grohne Hat Shop
Hall-Heileman Co., Printers & Publishers
Peaslee Hardware CO
Lane's Bakery
Walter W. Henson
Sanitary Market
J. W. Pilkington
Steir’s Candy Kitchen
P. Bloom
Hardware
Lake St
Men's Style Shop
Matthew
Forest Park Shoe Repairing
Elgin
Joe Puetz
Klimmer
J. L. Brannon
Real Estate & Insurance
Jacob & Unger
George Hagel
W. Vincent
Martin Ewinger
Charles Hutter
Ideas Upholstering CO
E. E. Miller
Wilhelmi & Bock
John Masek
Wolf Dry Goods Store
Warner Paint Company
Gottlieb Schwab, Grocery & Market
Circle Pharmacy
Wm. Krizan
August Schultz
Chas. Brazda
Grocery & Market
Lande Bros, Department Store
Temple Bootery
Otto & Lutz
Chas. Bartling
Lake St. R. FP
Dunlop Ave
Madison Bt
Madison & Circle
Harlem Ave
Arizona Desert
Utah
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Ives
America
His Sie
Neuhiddler
Troost Avenue
Santa Claus
Clarence Huette
Elgon Avenue
Huette
Siberia
H. J. Thoendel
Mr. L. A. Ruud
Omaha
Edward G. Tremblay, Jr
Randolph and
Rockford Avenue
Weat Suburban Hospital
Roos
Decatur
A. Roos
Charles R. Haasey
Charles, Jr
Cleveland
Mr. Busney
Florbert Rodeck
Chipipewa Falls
Wis
Reinhold Rodeck
Elgin. Avenue
Cousiy. Buday
Engleps
France
Switzerland
Warrington House
Madison Boosters
J. KH
Kenney
Marengo
Wiliam Kring
Ferdinand Ave
Mina
Wires
Washington
Elalo Krieg
Ferdinand
Tose Varacl
Anna Behwab
Manred St
Margaret Node
Hannah Ave
Nellie Johnson
Batavia
Ilinois
X. Cowin
D. C
Palmer
Madison
Bulls
Dearborn
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