Christmas Activities at Forest Park Hospital
Social clubs and volunteers organized a Christmas program at Hines Junior hospital Forest Park with music by Joyous Ayncopateds and a vaudeville show. Gifts blankets plants and cigarettes were distributed to patients by American Legion Auxiliary Neighborhood Club and several civic groups.
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Speedway
Saward Hines Junior Hospital
Bas
Forest Park
Haye Post
Ueve Joyaur
Gail
Curaes
Aimarteon Legion
Victrala
American Legion
New Nour's
Auxilary
The
Forest Park Woman's Bowling League
Myrtle Ump
Hoya! Neighbors
Phi Siguu Kappa
Lydlea
Maccabees
Mew
Lucy Tort
Afra
Ruth Dvorak
Walthers
Mra
Mary Licht
Mrk
Kautaiga
Nelsons
Purest
Park
Helen Baker
Santa Claws
Knights of Columbus
YM. G. A
Mastern Star
Boo Patriote
Tn Cauasualty
Santa Gino
Tarleton
Chirietungg
Chrietung
Etill Cognisant
Howard Hines Junior Hospital
Ronedway Hospital
D Unit Sa
Augiin
Austin
North Hind
Miyde
Milard
Avenue
Longfellow
Aud
Woman's
Forest “Park
Bia
Dunlt
Howghal
Geminutes
Nyceemary
Community Calendar Notes And Anniversary Notices
The text records a January meeting on the 18th at 3 PM to discuss the Choice of a Camera, inviting members to bring their cameras. It also notes the thirty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wallly at 929 5 Maple Avenue with a postdance gathering and numerous invited guests from Forest Park, Oak Park, and Chicago. Additionally a joint installation of officers is planned for Colonel H. I. Beinkerhoffe post Nov 105 at 8 PM in the G A R hall, with foreign service family attendees welcomed. A January 30 bunco fundraiser by the Forest Park Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion post 414 is noted to benefit the hospital’s forest rooms at Speedway Hospital.
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Eastern Star
Forest
Bark
Circle Musonlc
Wilhelmdna Bartling
Mine Moragerund
Bhratons
G. L
Anva Bf
Ramusa
Chapelin
Pstron
Shynent
Canto
Mra
Wartling
Washington Boulevard
Wallly
Maple Avenue
Piaying Theo End
Wm. Matcuim
Jobo. Glos
Clarence Glos
Harry Glos
Ed Utes
Frank Grabow
Melvin Glow
TR. Clow
G. Krause
Migsen
Ida
Elale Dux
Bor Eet Park
BH. Alien
Wm. Veepar
A. Taher
Wm. Wagner
Yalerite
Amelia Wasly
Melrone Park
MichiePa
H. I. Beinkerhofe
Miblal
At & P.m
G. A. R. Boil
Lombard
Lake Streets
Oak Park
Foreign Service Roan
Ewéementia
Goardway Hospital
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Forest Park
Speedway Hospital
Normary Ta
Woman to Make Debut as Concert Singer in New York
Mrs Henry Clay Wright an eighty year old grandmother will debut as a concert singer at the Waylitzer Auditorium in New York. She has sung old melodies for Austin Texas and studied songs Mrs Wright prepared to sing after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Wright
Austin
Tex
Waylitzer
New York
Ahi
Bothoes
Evening recital noted by Haggerty-Snell group
Mmo Haggerty-Snell reports a visiting Wright party discovered a strong vocalist in Mrs Wright. The program features songs by Stantox, Me Glick, and Gounod, plus regional tunes and a Spanish song. Accompaniment by a Miss iditdnid Catcher. A fee of Alaska ventures at twenty per cent noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmo
Haggerty-Snell
Mre. Wright
Utve
Bosidea
Mra Wright
Paverite
Bela Cera
Charity patient inherits fortune after bachelor dies
Louly T. Lehmeyer, a charity patient and bachelor, dies at ninety two in Metropolitan Hospital on Welfare Island New York. He leaves a fortune for Elisabeth Mosalie Worthmans a twenty one year old schoolteacher in West New York New Jersey and for her mother Mrs Charles Worthmann of Jersey City. Worthmans, who knew Lehmeyer since childhood, says the will surprised neighbors and will likely be contested as the only beneficiary is the young teacher who plans to keep teaching while awaiting travel and her own home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Century Aga
Jaing
Germany
Louly T. Lebmeyer
Metropolitan Hospital
Welfare Island
New York
Bos East
Mise
Elisabeth Mosalie Worthmans
Publishehoot
West New-York
N. J
Mra Worthiano
Charles ¥. Wurthmenn
Regervoir Avenus
Jersey City
Lehmeyer
Wurthmatin
Mr. Lehmeyer
Worthmans
Montcary Normal School
Ake
Abo
America
John . Mehl
Webster Avenue
Mies Warthin
Mide Lebmeyers
Bealdes
Ulabe
Fading Explained by Air Surface Phenomenon
A government bulletin from Washington outlines how radio fading is tied to a conducting surface about sixty miles above the earth. Tests by the bureau of standards and the American Radio Relay League in 1920 and 1921 showed signals varied across nights, with hundreds of stations recording changes. The findings support fading results from atmospheric irregularities near the heaviside surface, affecting ground waves and sky waves differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau, of Standards
Washington
Ite
Eee
Silont
Mine Blows Up at Sea Near Norwegian Coast
Reported incident describes wet explosives adrift for years washing ashore along Norway's coast. Items remain active and pose ongoing risk to ships and sailors. A mine explosion occurred recently near Terbjormakjaer Hedthotes, causing concern among authorities and local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannes Te ‘Ahaa
Ailnea
Milne
Terbjormakjaer Hedthotes
Soman Sones
Local residents listed in frayed notices and births
Fragments show people moving, selling property, visiting relatives, and attending events. Names include Kamen of Oak Park buying a fence plot at 1458 Washington St and leaving for California. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tiernan at 7433 Washington St selling a real fence. Mrs. Dert Aldrich visiting Blour Falls to see daughter Mrs. P. T. Thom son. various addresses and social plans. a Civic Opera attendance. a large Illinois Firemen's Association meeting. and a birth at Oak Park hospital of a daughter weighing 12 pounds 8 ounces with mother and child reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tiernan
Washington Street
Bosday
California
Terman
Robert
Hock
Elgin’ Avers
Oak Park Hospital
Kaiser Saddled Chair Recalled From Conquest Plans
A warped account describes the Kaiser Wilhelm saddlechair once used in his office, now donated to a New York near relief group. Col Stephen Lows of St Louis explains the chair will go to a Washington museum after Greek authorities permit its shipment for display.
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Ueed
Ax. Kalaer
Corfu
Stephen Lows
St. Louis
Coleon Lowe
Kaimir
Williams
Lows
Wilhelura
Wilhelm
Te Wan
America
Washington
Catch Not Wanted Inshore Octopus Landing Surges
More than 5000 octopuses were landed in one week by the Qahermen of northern France raising concerns over overfishing and market impact.
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France
Hunter Caywood and the three bears in Colorado country
A report from a predatory animal inspector details hunter W. L. Caywood trapping and killing three bears in the western Colorado ranges over a few months. One bear weighed about 450 pounds, fought in traps and by rifle fire, and left a trail of unusual three-cylinder tracks before ending in a confrontation at close range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hunter W
Caywood
United Btacoa
Department of Agricultare
Lemnen
Phivep
Cnrtio
Mochman
Steott
Hunter
Ann
Fogrie
Mammoth bones found in Melbourne Creek bed
Prof Fred B Loomis at Amber College reports a mammoth buried in mud from the second glacial period about 60,800 years ago near Crane's Creek Melbourne Fin. Four tusks found indicate eight foot tusks and a possibly larger animal than the Asian elephant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Fin
Fred B. Loomis
College Geological
Looms
Loomis
Boga Tunnel Rescue Aided By Two Daring Dogs
In The Dalles Oregon a ranch near Sherar Bridge rescued a woman trapped under a wagon after a crash. The load toppled as fog and poor visibility trapped her head and upper body. Two dogs named Jack and Pup barked and pulled the animal free, allowing her to escape after fifteen hours as a prisoner of the wreck.
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Dalles
Oren
Sherar Bridge
Scarlet
Jack
Pup
Engine Crews Endure 162 Degree Heat On Virginian Lines
Reported testimony from Exgincere and Hremen of the Virginian railway describes engine crews working in extreme heat up to 162 degrees. They cite tunneling, air from reservoirs, and gas masks becoming intolerably hot, causing skin peeling and unsafe conditions as trains pass through tunnels.
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Chicago
Exgincere
Hremen
Virginian Railway
Pabreshsit
Thay
Centiz
Ted
Ieree
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wealthy Tentator Hat Habit Fits Probate Dispute
Testimony in White Plains before Surrogate Slater details the late Bugeos Tymeboi of Yomera who left £800,000 to two women friends, excluding his sisters and other relatives. The will, once upheld by Surrogate Matar, was later reversed by the Appellate Division. Beneficiaries named include Had Miles Hanratty and Hattie Predariak Seabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugeos Tymeboi
Yomera
Slater
White Plains
Hia
Hin
Mia
Eiisébeth Archer
Vienna Ostrander
Tymecon
Outa
Gurrosute Matar
Ia Hada Miles Hanratty
Hattie Predariak
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Henry Helleman
Mra. W. Coowler
American Legion and Auxiliary
Garfield School
Masting Garfeld Bethool Parent Teacher Association
Ladies of the
Maccnbeas_ Park
Legion Hall
Ing
Unca
Paula Church
of &T. Paol
Jolly Sixteen
Henze
Bizteen
Withers
Dr. M, Hroaduan
L, Wehrman
Brinkerhoft
Speddway Hospital
Bukses
Légion Hall
Tannary Tun
Garfield Wing Foot
A. O
Wiltate van Scholl
William Schuk
Karl Whelpley
Harry Jackson
Leslie Klapdoht
van Beholek
van Bholek
Shoteke
Misa
Dorothy Wagner
Dorothy
Achwate
William Schwass
Deetrott
Gamera Club Rivets
Cemora Club
Mite
Haney Olay Wright
Ade
Mira
Kamen
Lawrunes
Tinfuan
Washington Streat
Herbert
Harry Buttar
William
Nehaber
Missey
Anastasia Schaber
Marie Noelke
Belleman
Charles
Schaefer
Civic Opera
Michalaky
John Pries
Illinoia
Kaiser
Bear
Bruin
Boga
Forest Park State Bank
Llinoin
Delsabes
Iinois
Resoarces
Shables
Capital Brook
Burplua
Banke
Albert
Roos
Deabler
Park State Bank
Illinois
Cook
C. F. Kramp
Bibene
Rollins Ewaneshata Allins Electric Co
Theme Winees Pa
Wenest Park, IL
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