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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1938
Page
4
The Greenbaum Investment Co report dated January 15 notes a rise in suburban building volume from 1933 to 1937 with totals climbing from 4 139 004 to 36 6012. It cites December 1937 lows, River Forest trends, and 1947 figures including home purchases and alterations.
A science column explores why gender expression shifts with context and heredity. It notes that heredity influences traits from both parents, shaping behavior and presentation. The piece discusses variation in male and female traits across individuals.
Mrs O F Handke died Friday January 14 1938 at B20 Monroe avenue of Forest Park Illinois. She was born August 20 1865 in Chicago and married June 30 1892 to Dr Otte Karl Handke. Funeral Monday at the family residence with Rev Marcus Wagner and service sung by Mrs Walter Peckal. Interment in Concordia. survived by husband five children six grandchildren and one sister. Three children preceded her in death.
Elect John Klesert treasurer of New Co Organization Township officials in Cook County outside Chicago have organized with officers Harry Brundage president Nicholas Hendrikse secretary and John A Kilesert treasurer. The meeting was held in Riverside on Monday with about 400 officers eligible and good representation. The group adopts the name Township Officials Organization of Country Towns of Cook County. A wedding aside notes the bridegroom is essential but two can live cheaply, it takes both to earn enough to do it.
The Garfield P T A designates the next session as Fathers Night to be held on Tuesday January 25. Fathers are urged to attend with mothers also welcome. Dr E M Hegge will deliver the address titled A Man Nobody Missed. A Girl Scout demonstration by Troop Twenty two is also on the program sponsored by the Garfield PTA.
A spectator hurled a bottle at the umpire yesterday, provoking a tense scene. The umpire, known for circus glass eating, remained unfazed and continued officiating amid the disturbance.
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