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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1950
Page
9
The Teens N Twenties group of St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran church marks its first anniversary with a skating party. They will meet at the church for a 7 p.m. business meeting and devotional, then go skating at Roller Bowl. Open to singles ages 18 to 30.
To Wed Marine Mr and Mrs Elmer Mear of B37 Harlem announced the engagement of their daughter Jean to Sgt Charles Harned U S line Corps son of Mr and Mrs Ben Harned of Brookport TM. No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr and Mrs Otto H Boike of 617 Thomas announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Edna Boike to Peter J Niemann of Chicago Edna is supervisor in charge of the clerical department at Frazer and Torbet Certified Public Accountants in the Board of Trade building and Niemann is chief engineer of the Chicago Board of Trade building.
The Women’s Missionary Society of St. Peter's Lutheran church hosts a Fifth-Tuesday party on Tuesday evening June 31 at Bowman Dairy, River Forest. A varied prize collection will be on view, with table games awarding WMLS prizes and refreshments from Bowman’s. Colored pictures will also be shown, and the event promises wholesome entertainment for all attendees.
Newborns announced for Marc Anders Mattlin and Susin Gene Clef. Marc Anders Mattlin was born January 10 at Oak Park hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Mattlin of 508 South Eighth Avenue. Susin Gene Clef was born January 16 at West Suburban hospital to Mr and Mrs Alfred G Clef of 608 Beloit. Charlene, elder sister, turns five this August. Grandparents include Robert Anders of Forest Park Frank Mattlin of Peoria Gottlieb Wolf of Maywood and Fred Anders of Bellwood Frieda Clef and Marie Ann Clef.
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