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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1939

Page

10

Forest Park candidates to open campaign meeting

The primary race kicks off January 27, 1939 at Capital Hall Forest Park corner Madison Street and Ferdinand Avenue with Mayor Charles R Hussey running for re election and commissioners candidates Ben Unionman Howard Prueter Thomas Hurley and Vernon Reich for police magistrate. The 8 15 pm event will feature moving pictures, speeches by prominent residents and the mayor will give the opening address. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.

Capital Hall Madison Street Ferdinand Avenue Charles R. Hussey Ben Uniiman Howard Prueter Thomas Hurley Vernon Reich Ferdinand Schulze Porest Park Netter Goverment Clue Cof Hen Hoffman Howard Procter Vail Charles Ro Ifissey Forest Park

Calcagno Seeks Re election for Commissioner

August J Calcagno filed for re election as commissioner of Forest Park overseeing accounts and finances. The four year veteran helped settle village financial difficulties. He lists education at local schools and DePaul University Law, practicing law with Fleck Cairagne Pollack at 160 N LaSalle. He resides at 637 Thomas Avenue with his wife and two children.

J. Calcagno Forest Park Calcagno Caleagne Focal old-Stevenson Provisa Township Lake Forest University DePaul University School of Law Efe

Open Headquarters For Otto Reich Opens For Mayor Campaign

Otto Reich opens campaign headquarters at 7447 Madison Street where Reich and helpers greet voters. Independent candidate Reich plans to answer questions, discuss ideas, and seek village allies without ties to any organization.

Ou Reich Meadquitters Madison Street Reich

Civic Council Meeting In Forest Park Held For Coths Jr

The Civic Council of Forest Park sponsors Coths Jr for payor and will hold a meeting at the Masonic Temple Friday at 8 o clock. All interested citizens are invited to attend.

Civic Council Cie Coumcil Forest Park Fom Coths, Jr Payor Woiedog Fempie Ehriday

Ben Berliner Club Meeting Set for February 2

The Ben Berliner Club will hold a meeting Thursday evening February 2 at Pidhin's hall on Roose vel road and Himah avenue. Sponsored by the Hea Berliner for Commoner Clark. Independent candidates and the public are invited with Frank Sweeney as chair.

Roosevel Road Himah Avenue Hea Berliner Clark Atbenad Frank Sweeney

Smokers Aid Association to Hold Sunker Friday

A. A. L. SMOKER Aid Association Local 350 Forest Park will hold a sunker Friday January 27 at 8 pm at 74A7 Madison Street. Members and their sons are invited. The president is Mr. Weigmann.

Aid Association For Lutherans Forest Park Madison Street Weigmatt

Forest Park OES Chapter Holds January Meeting

The Forest Park chapter No. 864 OES held a large Monday meeting January 16. Clara Drechsel was welcomed to East as a member of the International Temple Fund committee. A cake walk raised funds while Ruth Parris and Clara Windeguth oversaw prizes. Winners were Elizabeth Wier, Dorothy Wied, and Ole Wottgrain. An annual Carol and Ramee party is planned for February 6 at 8 p.m. in the Mason Temple building with uniform table prizes.

Forest Park Clara Drechsel International Temple Fund Committee O.E.S. of Minnis Dreschsel Ruth Parris Clara Windeguth Pse Elizabeth Wier Dorothy Wied Ole Wottgrain Mwar c Mason ‘Temple

Birthday party honors Mrs Nat Stelter in New Jersey visit

On January 21 at 7524 Brown avenue Mrs Natalie Stelter hosted a birthday gathering with sixteen friends. The party featured games, refreshments, a large cake with white roses and pink candles and many gifts. A WPA crew was saluted by Governor Harry Moore's car during a New Jersey drive.

Natalie Stelter Brown Avenue New Jersey aAd Harry Moore WPA Larry

Annual party date set for February 6 with boat prizes

Clara Drechsel and her committee have organized a party with refreshments and many lovely boat prizes. Ticket donations are 35 cents. Helen Pittman, matron, urges cooperation and invites members to attend and bring friends. Everyone welcome. Remember the date February 6.

Clara Drechsel Helen Pittman

Hanns Celebrate Silver Anniversary at 25 Years

Mr and Mrs Herbert I Hann of 427 Ferdinand avenue marked a quarter century of marriage on a Saturday January 21 with sixty relatives and friends at the rooms on 1117 Troost avenue. Miss Lucy Gerhard and Mrs Emma Courtney, bridesmaids from 25 years ago, attended along with the mothers of the Hanns, Mrs F Hann and Mrs E Gerhard. Out of town guests included the Williams, Bev Hills. Lloyd Server and Robert of Gary Ind. Garnet Thebes of Buffalo. Entertainment and a midnight lunch followed with John Fitzgerald serving as master of ceremonies.

Herbert I. Hann Ferdinand Avenue Tih Troost Avenue Lucy Gerhard Emma Courtney Jfann F. Hann E. Gerhard Clarence Williams Beverly Hills Lloyd Server Robert Gary Ind Garnet Thebes Buffalo New York John Fitzgerald

Be Careful To Select Well Known Druggist

By Thoms W Black, the article stresses that physicians warn patients to choose trustworthy druggists to avoid substitution of ingredients in prescriptions. It notes that inexperience or carelessness can hinder healing, urging careful selection of the pharmacy to file prescriptions.

Thoms. W. Black

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers

Card of thanks from Christine Fischer and children for neighbors relatives and friends sympathy and floral pieces after the death of their husband and father.

Christine Fischer

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