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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
3
A Forest Park event on January 1 featured poetry readings by Ber deat and solos by Mie Nehuster with a shawl exhibit of China and Japan fabrics, plus a fashion show. Hosted by Mrs Karl M and others, the gathering offered ice cream and cookies with an illustrated lecture planned for Conservancy Day later in January.
A delegation from the Merhery Club of Crant-White and members of the Mothers Club visited the General Outdoor Advertising plant in Chicago this week seeking information. Led by Mrs T W Meseke the group toured the site on Circle Avenue and Kan dlesch Street, with officers including Schute, 24 Varin aemnge president, Mrs Ellen Bearwalh, and Minnie Krier, among others, to inspect the advertising equipment used for tenant and owner campaigns.
The St Bernardines Circle D of I will stage an Amateur Night and dinner at the American Legion hall Forest Park. Mrs Katherin Turner leads the program with entertainment by talented members and song and dance acts. Refreshments will be served for a small charge. A future initiation and a February chop suey dinner are also planned.
The Betsy Ross PTA heard Mrs. E Jackson speak on dads and community involvement. Attendees discussed speaker plans, proposed committees, and fundraising for literacy initiatives.
The Harlem Maennerchor performed at Altenheim Altenheim for residents at Pores Turk on a Sunday afternoon. The program included a Dydeee orchestra and generous audience applause. The event, praised by Repparan and Eo Schnneedel, promises a fall return to bring happiness to those in care.
A local parish announces a Sunday program featuring ventriloquist Smiling Bill Thies. The event includes a cast of characters and performances designed for parishioners and families, with appearances by cast members and community figures.
Mrs Samuel Cohen addresses a Literature Class of the Woman's Club. The discussion covers topics in prose and poetry as members listen intently and consider future programs.
The article warns that children may need laxatives at times but warns against constant use. It stresses patience and a careful diet with orange juice tomato juice water and vegetables. It advises using medicine only as prescribed by a doctor and to consult a trustworthy druggist.
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