News and Notes from Forest Park and Oak Park
Lawrence Ohlman returns to Madison Street and joins Saverberg in a barter venture. Local business moves include Dittmar and Dittmar Insurance shifting to Melrose Park and Mrs Pansy Stange skating mishap near Elgin and Adams. A wide range of community items follow, from bakery sales to theater closure, and local leaders attend Oak Park Chamber dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ohlman
Madi
Dom Sirest
Saverberg
Madison Street
Oe Sane
Mr. Gillane
Aut Groccteras
Ernest Dittmar
Arlem Avennue
Randolph Street
Oak Park
Jeanette
Desplaines’ Avenue
Dittare
Dittmar and
Dittmar Insurance
Inga
Busineas
George’ C. Kopp
Melrose Park
Dettmar
Mix
Pansy Stange
Forest Park
Modest Fashion Talk Sparks Debate in Copretaire
A fragmented 1920s style column quotes observant Viva Observing livia on clothing modesty and social behavior. It discusses women’s dress, improvised dances, and the idea that modest attire aligns with contemporary expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livia
Bonaty's Plagp and Woman's Home Coogan
Fragmentary OCR reads Bonaty's Plagp and mentions a Home for Women or Home Coogan with unclear context and damaged names, leaving only partial reference to a labeled facility or program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaty
Coogan
Why of Superstitions by Irving King Licky Bones
A fragmented excerpt discusses superstition origins, linking mythic figures and ancient beliefs to practical phenomena. It touches on the head as central in mythic anatomy, water’s reproductive power, and antique ideas about emblems like the duckbone. The text also references sewing needles and ancient attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky
MvCigre
Ayndien
Brave Words From Amoriese Mage Echoes Silent Hope
A fragment quotes Amoriese Mage stating that true hope cannot exist without bravery. The line suggests a philosophical reflection on courage as the seed of hope, resonating with themes of resilience and moral resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoriese
Shades and Draperies at N G Liesenfelt
N G Liesenfelt offers washable window shades and draperies from his shop at 40 Troost Ave Forest Park. Contact Forest 1446 to view selections and place orders.
American music and dance captivate world on Ile de France
Maurice Bennety, musical director of the Ne de France, says foreign guests on the Ile de France request American tunes like "I'm Sorry Sally" and fox trots. He notes American music is best liked in France for dance and that the ship carries many international celebrities, including Maharajahs and African potentates, drawn by its elegant entertainment and the worldwide appeal of American style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Europoe
Maurice Barrely
Ne de France
Une
Jaze
Monsieur Bonnety
Trier
Gene Aration
Gene
Spartak
Mr. Bennety
Ile de France
Vivanta
India
Benegal
Borry Sally
Parla
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Wm. F. Kimmel
Dunlop Avengue
Hill
John D. Crawford
George G. Wilcox
Wilcox Twins
Heloit Avenue
Franklin Boulevard
Bernardette
Veeyear-isa
W. J. Bittinger
Adama Street
Elgin
Adams Street
Bernadette
St. Bernardines
Desplaines Avenue
Forest 125
Wat. Grosser
Harlem
Madison Circle Theater
Misa Josephine Schumacher
Ligio Avenue
Cicero
Francis Willard Hospital
Chicago
Phillip " Williams
Fi Avenue
Dr. Jenkins
Yerence Ohlman
Rudolph Burnett
Pererinand Avenue
Laureberg
St. Peter's Church
Avenue
Purest Park Masonic Temple
Aridolt Hurkart
Grant School
Ciation
United Met Market
Madison, Street
Jerry Coughlin
Cire de Meat Attarket
Story Markets
Jest
California
Elmhurst
Organ Fund
Ladies of Kirst Reformed Church
Legion Hall
Cirete Avenue
Tucson
Arizona
J. Herbert Mueller
Grace
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Foret Park Chanter of Commerce
Viola Brothers
Shore
J Automobile
Girigegp
Irving King
War
Bellona
Ianos
Chas, Schtoeder
Scoville Avenue
Berwyn
Wyn
Kilde
Madison St
Maurice Bonnety
AGATE
Phone Forest M15
River Forest Lanves
River Forest
Anle
West Rogers Park
Ree Schoell
Hanah Ave
Forest
Metropolitan Elevated
G. Stewart & Co
Franklin St. Luuire
Elgin Ave
Phone Forest
Beloit Ave
Cagi Srey
Maywood
Euclid 9046
Packard
Vietrols
Mhlers
Gay Kenest Garling
The
TL Bell Pelephone Co
I, A. Kreml
Forest Avenue
Henson News Dealer
Olother
Catlin
Park Avenue
W. J. Cywel
Wash Root
Forest Theater
Blue Saphire
Marke Dale
Forest Theatre
Emma A. Hill
Euclid
Chas. Hutter
Madison
Sandwich Shop
T. A. Wohlgamath
Propriciora
Bai
Ponents
Wearwell
Lande Bros
Ilinois
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