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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
11
Local mothers host a mid year reception and luncheon at Mrs J M Barnia’s home with Mrs Gustav Olwen and Mrs G Fe Witcox in charge. Teachers receive thanks from Mrs Su sie M Curtis as guests enjoy a menu of pork and veal, mashed potatoes, vegetables, desserts, and coffee while planning upcoming circle and charity events.
Daughters of Tanbulla No 155 held a banquet in the Oak Park Armory ballroom on Tuesday evening January 6 to honor its outgoing regent and officers. Ninety-two guests attended with carnatons decorating tables. Miss Margarel O Malley of General Sherman circle and Mrs Sullivan regent of Maywood circle were guests of honor. The circle presented an heirloom to the outgoing regent and awarded solid silver rosaries to officers including Miss More guruite Pitzinwried, Lend Conton, Sadie McQuillough, Irene Stewart, and Mesdames Wextenburg Conlon Koeftle and J Murray.
A local party planned by Puthlin Slater will be held at Leghon Hath Levig and Adamus Street. The event titled Fanuney Bardet promises an evening of entertainment and community support.
A card party was hosted by Mrs J Lyne and guests Bodtaas W Zlytiertan TT Nelden and others at the Pinvehle club in Milton Heya. Mr teagan birth es gest sere denna attended with Mrs J Lyne and Mrs Conn Nola of Mayra.
The Neighborhood Club met at the library Tuesday afternoon with members Beuka, Robert Therrick, and Sindate Lewis discussing benefits from the club’s activities. A Friday session featured Peart Hooddgitter and Mir and Aira Albert presenting an Informit talk and Chop tale, followed by a performance and remarks by Milne Schuster.
James Klenske son of Mr and Mrs Augia Klenske celebrated his ninth birthday Tuesday with seven friends and games supervised by Inge Priew. Refreshments followed the afternoon party at 250 Blirengo Avenue. Additional notices include church events and club meetings scheduled in January 1925.
The Chicago Tuberculosis Institute hosts a health conference at Hearth Gunter 1145 Washington Boulevard on Friday January 23 1025. Miss Aileen Jensen leads the public health committee for the community. Dr and Mrs Frank Bauer return from a week in Hell View Kentucky visiting his family. Mrs Sauer known professionally as Dr Pearl LaFala entertains at a card party 7520 Madison at rest.
An article urges careful home food handling to prevent waste. It contrasts expert commercial practices with home routines, stressing dust exposure, proper storage, and timely reception of groceries to preserve quality and reduce loss. It notes heat air sunlight and temperature as key preservation factors.
The ensemble costume suits many figures with variations in coat length and underdress lines. For short and stout women both full length and above the skirt coats work best when aligned with straight or long tunic lines. Matching tunic color to frock and coat helps create straight uninterrupted vertical lines.
Fred Warnated’s beauty parlor, once at 7408 Madison Street, has relocated to the west end of the new Harkem State Bank building facing Hannah Avenue. The shop offers dual sections for women and men with private booths, ivory furnishings, and modern electrical equipment for hair, skincare, and massage.
Snuff brown once seen as mediocre gains fame in today’s style, with mink trim elevating it beyond mere fashion. The look is described as stunning and sleek, signaling a trend shift.
Fragmentary text mentions a tiny plastic bull cat and protection measures. It references light sleepers and an unknown entity, with names and terms garbled, making precise event unclear. The readable bits suggest a local notice or quirky item about a product or protection idea in Paris.
Feil who take their work seriously are found to succeed as Tha Kay to Succe. The note underscores effort and persistence leading to achievement.
Dhioneer Men's club hit Butrest Park Recreation Center lanes on Monday January night scoring results show Forest Park Tigers trip Forest Park Juniors, and Forest Park Heavies beat St Badlytein. Fresh action includes Forest Park Lightweights edging Oak Park 18 11 and a skating derby planned for January 18 with public attendance invited.
The Arrows faced a hard game against the Laurels with key players showing strong efforts. Arrow teammates Brackford and Bullen led defense while rival stars from Laurels pressed the pace, setting up a clash next Saturday against Carnedl Square in a regional showcase.
In his will Sir John Kutter directed that each year a delegation of three from the Hullers guild visit his grave to greet Brother Valter, asking how he fares. The request, paired with a handsome bequest, was carried out for many years.
Fragmentary OCR notes praise Prudence as a leading virtue and guiding force, describing her as the director and regent of the virtues and a central, influential figure in the referenced moral contemplation.
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