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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
6
The Volunteers of America granted permission to hold their annual Tag Day on Saturday July 19 under Mrs. Gertrude Christianer. Headquarters will be Village Hall. The organization started in 1996 and serves local communities with summer camps and maternity homes.
The Frauen-Verein directs the Altenheim Outdoor Fair on Sunday July 20 with booths on the lawn from 1:00 pm offering needlework aprons and a white elephant sale. Activities include games a fortune teller music dancing a Punch & Judy show and a Lorelei Dam en Choir performance. Coffee cake chicken dinner Bratwurst Glocke ice cream and beverages available all day.
Arno M. Winkler, 512 Thomas, died Monday at his home after residing there for 15 years. Services are at 1:30 PM today at St. Peter's Church with Rey Roth officiating. Burial follows at Woodlawn Cemetery. He is survived by wife Emilie Sporer Winkler, son Walter H. Winkler, daughter Lisbeth Mullen, and two grandchildren.
The saying notes luck often fails to appear when most needed, reflecting on unpredictable fortune and timing that sets back plans and hopes. It emphasizes that reliance on luck is unreliable and situational, urging preparation and steady effort instead.
Community organizations including family centers emergency homes Sunset clubs salvage centers Girl's Homes prison leagues and Day Care Centers are supported by a Heart Saturday effort to fund their unselfish work. The event mobilizes volunteers and raises awareness for charitable services across the city.
Model Dee Kranz presents a vacation safety checklist warning against posting signs that reveal an empty home. It advises alerting milkmen and post offices to hold deliveries, securing doors, avoiding window shades, packing first aid and essentials, using tape for quick fixes, turning off utilities, sealing bottles, and planning ahead with lodging and a photo journal for the trip.
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