That Old Musical Comedy to Play At Warrington Next Week
A Big Success musical comedy titled That Old will headline at Warrington next week. The show promises catchy songs, novel dances, costuming, and two and a half hours of light entertainment. Evening performances start at 8 20 p.m with matinees Monday Wednesday and Saturday at 2 30 or 3 00 p.m. Tickets 15 25 and 5 cents. matinees 10 and 25 or 35 cents.
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Muacal '¢ Eds
Warrington
Ian Woil
Asaty
Tax Payer Thanks Commissioner Rieck
A reader letter from The Review thanks Commissioner Henry C. Black and the Innis department for clearing a street on Warren Avenue enabling Mrs Mamm to return home soon after an operation at Robert Burns Hospital. The writer commends the department for its work on thoroughfares after recent hazards and expresses appreciation for the public service.
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Minta
Henry C
Treck
Federated Charities of Forest Park Formed in January Meeting
The second meeting of the committee from the Business Men's Association led to the formation of the Federated Charities of Forest Park at the Municipal building. Elected officers include Henry Buallengeld president, Paul Hoinae vice president, Mrs A C Roos secretary, and Wm Growner treasurer. Committees were named with Jacob Schwab auditing and Mrs J H Mueller investigations. Donations and memberships were reported with several individuals contributing, and social events noted at the Van Schlack and 903 Ferdinand Avenue residences.
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Business Men's Association
Charities of
Forest Park
Henry Buallengeld
Praak
Dant
Paul Hoinae
Mra
A. C. Roos
Wm. Growner
Szeagtzer
Jacob Schwab
Ernest Wilt
Henry C. Rieck
J. H. Mueller
Reiter
Wm. Grosser
H.C. Rieck
P. Helme
H. Buellegfeld
Messrs. D. Witt
3. Schwab
Mesdames AH
J. “Mueller
A. Cc. Roan
Community Club Bowling Scores Show January 1918 Standings
The Community Club Bowling league presents team tallies up to January 17, 1918 with عضو names listed. Notable items include Tom Perryman defeating a 412 pound light heavyweight and a banquet planned January 31 1918 with Carl Ekelung in charge of music.
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Han
Clu
la Balle
Tom Perryman
A. B. Schweinsberg
John Chlebonn
Ms Jawn
AKB
Jawan
C Sfal
Jawn
Veillie
Everince
Dewey Burkart
Mra
Hope
Siyger
Community Club
Evatxton
Carl Ekelung
Will
Carl
Franklins
Bat
Wilcox
Amd Biginns
R. Schmidt
Moernee
Schwoinsberg
A.thompsan
Thloboun
C. Troost
Hy Witt
Hoffman
Carson
Fletach
Jenking
Jackeons
Willan MacMlroy
Good Stock Good Pricen Prices for Blooded Cattle
The Argentine cattlemen pay high prices for blooded live stock, with bulls fetching as much as twenty thousand to ninety thousand dollars. Farmers quietly offer top quality animals, and the remarkable values pass without sensational reaction as speculation continues.
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America
Myrtle Camp RN A installation of officers at Myrtle Camp
The Myrtle Camp RN A held an officer installation Tuesday evening January 22 at the Community Club House following a banquet at Madison Street cafe. Officers installed included Mrs Schweppe oracle Mrs King view oracle Mrs Kramer chancelor Mrs Hotchkis marshal Mrs Nes visooky instant marshal Mrs Schwab receiver Mrs Pingle manager Mrs Minnie Hoffman outer sea Mrs Fleming inner sentinel Mrs Nettle Hoffman recorder Mrs Troost past grade and Mrs Teables physician. Pater in the evening featured tea sandwiches pickles cake and coffee.
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Madeon Utreat
Mra. Kramer
Chancelor
Mra. Hotchkisa
Marshall
Nes
Bchwab
Mra
Pingle
Minnie Hoffman
Outer Sea
Unel
Mra. Fleming
Inner Sentinel
Nettle Hoffman
Recorder
Troost
de. Teables
Pater
Otto's Place Burned in Blitz of Fire and Smoke
Otto Aghnotder, proprietor of Otto's saloon and restaurant, suffered a devastating blaze that gutted the business and ruined about four thousand dollars worth of stock. Firefighters faced water shortages and slow access, while a bonded effort between Hook Park and Oak Park departments aided the response. A dachshund chained to the stairs perished in the flames.
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Otto
Hea
Fire Department
Washington
Elgin
Harlem Avenue
Madison Street
Harlem
Schneider Wraten
Tony
Bity
Forest Park Department
Oak Park
Sleigh Ride Bunco Club Turned Night of Fun
One of the Bunco Club’s liveliest events saw eleven couples ride to Milnes at Oak Ridge Tuesday night. They gathered at Fred Becker’s at 8:30, enjoyed a hot creamed chicken supper, and ended the evening by 1 with festive costumes, dancing, and a playful badge ceremony hosted by Doc Flotyoh, Fred Necker, and Ari Bchmelts.
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Bunco Club
Milnes
Oak Ridge
Fred Beckers
Doc Flotyoh
Fred Necker
Ari Bchmelts
Balley
Fred Becker
Fritz
Prite
Lotta Becker
Analis
B. Refob
Harry
Lotater
Wobevere
Martin Schults
Behults
Allied Musical Interest Promotes Community Chorus in Oak Park Park
An organization in Oak Park River Street and Forest Park aims to promote good music for residents nearby. A community sing is planned for Yorast Park in March with a chorus formation, a February 3 meeting at Oak Park Theater, and dues for contributing and active members. Directors seek leaders and members from Forest Park for early chorus inclusion.
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Ford
Oak Fark
Oak Park
Itee Hixens
Patch Quilt Suburban Auxiliary Improves Community
Suburban Auxiliary members met at 604 Circle Avenue to craft a patch quilt for fundraising and display at the Forest Park window. The club, led by Bertha Gunderson, hosts Thursday evenings and engages in Red Cross work. shares are sold at a nominal 10 cent price. For info contact Mrs C T Schoelder, Forest Park 1911. Remember the burglars.
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Circle Avenue
Bertha Gunderson
Forest Park
Taviow
Red Cross
Mra. C.T. Schoelder
Circle Avenur
Bowling League Dance at Berger's Hall
Bowling league dance at Berger's hall on Saturday February 28 starts at 8 p.m. Join the team heading the annual community event. Admission three cents per person and bring someone to try the floor. The Cela Janza orchestra will perform with a high scoring show.
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Ufae
Berger's Hall
Wandrah
Wally Wall and Floor Varnish Ad Offers Open Saturday
Notice offers a home improvement sale for wall and floor varnish with a weekend hours opening until 10 PM. It advertises ready stock and urges readers to visit. The oddly phrased item mentions a horse tin shape and spring timing, plus a closing Monday.
Warner's Paint Store Ad Promotes Love Bros High Grade Paints
An old display advert for Warner's Paint Store highlights Love Bros high grade painters and varnishes. It lists F. P. contact number 4208 for reaching the store and scheduling painting services.
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Love Bros
Varnibhes
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Tocal Taxpuyer
Aieck
Federated Charities Organization
John Burme
Aire
van Schlack
Dunlop Avenue
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Dyce
Pohl
Myrtle-Camp, R. N. A
Patropize
Our Advertiers
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Frank Pataraon
Ralph Paterno
Walter Nagie
Bar ‘Meister
South Side
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Moat
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William ¢. Pistor
Ford Hand
Axel_C. ‘Turnquist
Thomas Avenue
A. H. Gilleaple
Desplaines Avenue
J. Herbert Mueller
Thomiy Ayatite
Farast Park
Burkart
Madinoh
Forest Park, Ill
Otter House
Virginia
California
Frank
Nation
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Birloln Ateak
Portey Hoyne
BPECI
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Bell System
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Chicago Telephone Company
Bowling League
Berger's
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Warner’s Paint Store
F. P
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Wisconsin Ave
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