Mulligan Feast at Forest Park Amusement Park
Crowds fill Forest Park for a Tuesday Mulligan party hosted by Max Voldstein and Paul Heingy. The event features a grand grill dinner, brown bottle toasts, music by the Forest Park revue orchestra, and gifts to park staff, celebrating employes and camaraderie among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Heileman
Max Voldstein
Thin Fenat
Goldstein
Max
Paul Heingy
Mulligan
Paul Heinze
Milton Woodward
Mr. Heinze
Graham
Heinze
Mgr. McGura
Park
Helnge
Acarcely
Rajge
Mr. _Casaman
Service League Girls Enjoy Weenie Roasts
The Service League girls gathered for a Weenie Roast at Thatcher's wood on Friday night, with Ethel Trhinbla as MC. They built a bonfire, feasted on hot wieners and truffled sandwiches, then played games and enjoyed childhood pastimes into the night. A beach party was planned for Saturday at Jackson Park, with girls asked to meet at 2:50 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher's
Ethel Trhinbla
Jacksoy Park
Ehrhardt Wedding Anniversary Observed by Family
Mr and Mrs A B Ehrhardt of 7025 Adama Street celebrate their twenty fourth wedding anniversary with a dinner at the New Morrison Hotel and a Honeymoon at the La Salle theatre. They are joined by three children Lester Viola and Mrs Ruth Parris son in law Mr Parris and Arthur Gotterman among others in a fond family celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Rrchardt
Adama Street
New Morrison
la Salle Theatre
Lester
Viola
Ruth Parris
Parris iWwaa Glne
Arthur Gotter
Rieck and Berlin in Automobile Smash
Henry G. Rieck and W. L. Berns, a street grocer, were involved in a noon automobile collision on Beloit and Adams. Rieck in a Hudson Six traveled north while Berlin in a Ford went west. a collision occurred as Rieck swerved to avoid Berlin, damaging the rear fender but injuring none of the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Rieck
W. L. Berns
Rieck
Hudson
Beloit
Berlin
Ford
Adams
Personal travels and travel details from local notices
Purely personal notes recount Ms Mercurio returning from a trip to Cedar Rapids Iowa after about a week on the road covering more than 700 miles. A Sonpik left for Wisconsin for an upcoming short break. Mrs Bownik recently returned from Winona. A Marine recalled to service heads to Forest Park from Boston in a seven passenger vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercurio
Cedar Rapida
Towa
Hawkeye State
A. Sonpik
Wiscanalo
Bownik Juat
Winconela
Wain Schiupp
Forest Park Marine
Hin
Forest Park
Boston
Forest Park Homecoming Feast and Dance Held
The Patriotic Community League of Forest Park staged a July homecoming event at the Forest Park ballroom with a banquet for sailors and soldiers who returned home. Twelve boys, including Nicolas Schank, attended the banquet following the usual Community Club supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Community League of
Forest Park
Nicolas Schank
Homecoming guests listed with military service details
A partial list of homecoming guests includes Nicholas Schank a U S Navy seaman from UB with fourteen months service Herbert Schmuchsl of the railroad transportation corps engineers in the A E F four months Allin Hngw a Navy seaman twelve months Arthur A Schoepfer in the army service Gerstner Field La thirty months Martin H Schulz with the 16th Engineers fifteen months rest in France Apshyr W Glow dufoutry A E B P fourteen napperha a Q Wentardt Signal Corps Infantry ABP eleven months Christ A Madoil Mth Infantry A H E E twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Schank
U. S, Navy
A. EB
A. Q. Wentardt
Signal Corps
Christ A. Madoil
Mth
Brown Brothers Return Safe Home From Service
Brown brothers Edgar N and Sherman Brown, residents of 216 Circle Avenue, return from military service after a month’s absence. They served with Company 418 and Truck Company 491, taking part in battles at Chateau Thierry and Saint-Mihiel, sharing experiences with their brother George who was discharged earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
George Brown
Circle Avenus
Ugar
Germeany
Shernam
Chateau Thierry
Srgopne
George
Edgar N, Brown
Shennun
Mr and Mrs Bender Return From Annua t Vacation
Mrs Frank Bender of 219 Rockterre and Mr Bender have been enjoying several weeks with relatives at Fox Take and Amusement Park. They plan to return Monday morning. Mr Bender notes it was a fine time at the lakes and Forest Park and says his family at the park keeps him busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bender
Rockteré
Fox Take
Bender
Haat
League Girls Picnic At Wilmette
Walriole Service League girls plan a Saturday August 2 community service picnic in Wilmette. Each group brings its own lunch and a cup for coffee. marshmallows, walnuts, and a mandolin are encouraged. Transportation from Northwestern L to Linden Avenue end of line, then two blocks north and east to the lake. Activities include stunts, baseball, swimming, stories, camp fire, songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walriole Service League
War Capp Community Service
Wilmette Moach
Lindon Avenue
Wilmette
Tomes
Belated Donations for Fourth of July Celebration
Donations to the Fourth of July celebration were handed to Mrs. Mary Tent, chairwoman, by the Neighbor Hod Club through forest park, urging residents to buy it in Forest Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tent
Becker
Neighborhod Club
sFesrgerceetesers
Forest Park
Willard Dempsey fight bet brings a playful report
A local note recalls Packard’s election win over Willard Dempsey and a lively absence. Beloit visitor Miss Lucy Franzen spends time with her brothers Peter and Harry Franzen, while Miss Marlon Wanderlich from Cedar Rapids visits Forest Park. A patriotic service league event at Deoxel Hospital features Pearl Gagnon and a Northwestern course student renews old ties. The Maywood League group joins a charity program with a dinner, speeches, and a park ballroom welcome for returning servicemen, with growing support for a Memorial Hall.
Pioneer Presbyterian Pulpit Again By Charles Bavingurt
Mr Charles Bavingurt will again occupy the pulpit at Pioneer church due to a preaching engagement at Madison Wisconsin. The announcement invites all who have heard Mr Bavingurt to hear his pleasing and intermiting sermons this coming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bavingurt
Pioneer Church
Ley
B. T. Nemerer
Madison
Wisit
Charles Kavngurt
Mopeer
Jaum
Merchants' Picnic Shines With Bright Weather at Fox River Park
A large gathering of Aurora business leaders and families enjoyed the annual Merchants Picnic at Fox River Park Aurora. Notables attended as committees and leaders presided over races and festivities. Races featured children and young adults with prizes awarded to Georgine Finn Clara Conlon Lourie Blasius John Masek Carolyn Wallace and Mrs Charles Meseke. The event wrapped up with socializing and photos as plans for next year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora-Higialand
Fox River Park
Aurora
Iulver Park
Jake Schwab
Duke
Pat
Aeary
Meek
Panthology
Merman Uno
Bob Hess
Louis Misting
Henry Aletioman
Daddy Horn
Daddy
Wen Wulve
Chicago Herald-Rxember Atom
Yarn
Cgeorgine Finn
Honora
Clara Conlon
Lourie Blasius
Foi Vark
Iris
Irene Wallace
Wallace
Soose
Ron Bing
Juhi Masek
Carolins Wallace
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Park Io
Servic League
Weenie
Orhardts
Wock
Clara Canton
International Film Servies
Chicago Herald
H. H. Harm
William Horn
Jack Schwab
Brown Brothers
MR. and
Mrs. Bender
Royte
Misa
Lucy Franzen
Wis
Peter Franzen
Dunefon Avenue
Harry Franzen
Elgin Avanne
Marlon Wanderlich
Mra
John C. Stiller
Audry
Ronroo
Wanderlich
Mual
Northwestern University
Millers
Minneapolis
Minn
Statriotic Service Leagueirnk
Deoxel Hospital
Chicago
Whso
Pearl Gagnon
Circle Avenue
Medina
Ohio
Yor
Herman
Allan Billings
Herbert Schiruchel
Arthur Schoepfer
Marta Schule
J. ©Enhardt
Christ Madell
Charles Wagner
Charles Lindsay
Berman Blastus
William Terral
Walter Hosler
Afrs
Service League
Kayl
J.C. Miller
Tengue
Park Ballroom
Walter Dodd
Henry Flamm
H. K. Harland
Jockiss
Ded Cross
Ret Cross
Patriotic Service League
America
Miller
Aviation
Walter C. Mosler
Lebyiv
Ralph Q'Hara
Wraduy'avening
Soinga
Pioneer Presbyterian
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