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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1937
Page
7
A retro advisory urges cautious winter driving and vehicle upkeep. It warns that cold weather taxes gasoline motors and stresses proper air and lubricants, tire chains for icy roads, and treating the car like an old friend. It also cautions against youngsters hitching rides on sleds tied to cars to avoid serious injury or death.
The Ladies Aid Society of Forest Park Presbyterian church schedules its regular meeting on Wednesday January 14 at 2 PM. The note promises extensive business, enthusiastic attendance, and plans for a year of church activity plus gratitude for the group’s contributions to advancing church interests.
At eleven o clock Sunday worship at Community Methodist church corner Adams street and Thomas avenue the pastor will preach on Symbols of Discipleship The Communion service following is open to all Christians robed choir will provide music under Florence Hobbs Pierce direction
Joseph Sauer beloved husband of Rosa nee Hadke and father of Otto Joseph and William Sauer, funeral from late residences Yo 5 Kelair Avenue Forest Dirk Wednesday at Yaomie St Berne dine's church Interment St Joseph's. Ernestine Huebner 76 died Tuesday January 5 at home HJ Brown Avenue Forest Park survived by husband Carl Rev Burelail officiated Zimmerman Chapel interment Waldheins Cemetery.
A humorous exchange blames the Hupby Warling rail service for eggs that are inconsistently boiled. One party claims careful timing and placing eggs in hot water exactly at the clock strike. The other replies that it is not their fault, noting the timing coincides with the passing accommodation train.
Aguila Neske aged two, wife of Ernest Neske, died December 30 at 7716 Adame Street. Funeral services were at St Peters Lutheran Church with burial at Forest Home Cemetery. Her body lay in state at Zimmerman Chapel as friends paid respects. Survived by four children. Mr Neske owned Neske Ice Co.
Mary Schipman well known here died January 30 at age 76 while staying with her daughter Mrs. C H Hawke of Maple Avenue. Burial was held Saturday at Zimmerman Chapel with Rev Lamina officiating. Interment was at Wonders.
Jol Ardueser longtime chef at Mbewht's restaurant died in Vorest Park at age 73. He lived with his wife Gretchen at 2 Lathrop Avenue. He was buried from Zimmerman Chapel Saturday with interment at Eden.
The Oak Park Hospital Auxiliary will hold a charity card party Monday January 1 at 2 PM at the Nurses Home 514 Maple Avenue. Hosts Leo Varty Richard Murray Freck Krumphole and Frank Higgins will oversee. Prizes for multiple tables and refreshments. Admission 50 cents. Proceeds fund a baby incubator for Oak Park Hospital to be installed within two to three months.
A teacher notes the boy is bright yet mischievous and asks how to handle him. The mother replies she faces her own troubles with the father, suggesting shared parental challenges and a witty, resigned tone.
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