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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
6
At Garfield PTA a March gathering titled Fathers Night features speeches by local figures and a presentation by Miss Ruth Rose. The event includes a smoker party and commentary on community concerns, with attendees noted for their participation and a surprise moment marking the occasion.
Father Borchardt will address the Mothers Club at St Bernardines on February 14 in the evening. The event includes card party and refreshments with performances by soloists and groups. Proceeds support local causes with reservations via Mrs Nicholas Candela at Forest Park.
Unclear readable text notes a Fenwick Mothers group, Judge Dunne involved, and an event time implied. Address appears as 825 Wash boulevard Chek Dott Mes Joly Eo Phase with current events by Judge Notert and Dante Mis Frat.
Emma Banthin reports on the American Legion Ausiliacy planning a Bingo party at the legion hall with Myrih Newlans as chairwoman. The event includes prizes and lively social activity as the community gathers for a fun evening.
A Sunday evening sermon in the nine part series titled The Hands of Jesus is planned at the Feminunity Methodist Hotel corner Atlan street. The message aims to be practical and uplifting for Lufclock residents and churchgoers. A separate card party is noted at Oak Park Dark Hospital with proceeds for hospital needs.
A collection of simple kitchen and home tips including using a bottle opener with a nutcracker, freezing pineapple marshmallow ice cream, insulating lamp shades, extending sleeve lengths to block cold, and avoiding crust failures in custard pies. Also features a cheese biscuit mix and guidance on storing in an air conditioned refrigerator.
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