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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1923

Page

4

Neighborhood club marks active year with memorial program

The Neighborhood club closed its most active year with a Memorial Day program. Dr Georgiana Dvorak Theobald and two Chicago physicians shared war experiences in Siberia and Europe with Red Cross service. Ruth Dvorak reported on a three day Timely Federation convention. A bouquet distribution to Speedway hospital workers featured Mrs Jara Woslur in charge.

Georgiana Dvorak Theobald Chicago Siberia Europe Red Cross Ruth Dvorak Timely Federation of Women's Club Teld Aryan Grotte Shandah Mra Barbara Horn Brighton Speedway Hospital Jara Woslur Banco Forest Park Club Hove Mra Filo Hharplossa

Bockelman Pupil Recital Friday At Oak Park Hall

Alfrieda Ithel Bockelman leads her Oak Park pupils in a Friday program at Chela Masonic hall corner Harrison street and Euclid avenue. The recital features two plays dance dramatic readings and song interpretations with students May Kent Myrtle Hefleman Juno Heldenreth Eyther Gelsinger Evelyn Hansen Hetty Van Dyke Shirley Trolke Marion Wilson Helen and Florence Droost Marion Waylor and others.

Alfrieda Ithel Bockelman Chela Masonic Hall Harrison Street Euclid Avenue Oak Park Sop. My Lleketa May Kent Myrtle Hefleman Juno Heldenreth Eyther Gelsinger Hvelyn Hansen Hetty van Dyke Shirley

Hats Parade Through Seasons In Milinery Gloried Style

A vivid description traces millinery trends from spring to autumn, noting seafman color shifts and the influence of poke bonnet memories. It highlights wide brims, graceful contours, and the rise of all white and pale tones with straw and fabric hats, admiring elaborate crowns, ribbon trims, and georgette accents.

Chicago performers assist with plays and dances at Garfield Park

Local artists led by Schmitz and MacKensie will play violin and accompany dance numbers with Frances Partridge at the piano for the Chicago Playground festival at Garfield Park in June under Bertha Tes. Bocketman’s pupils may enter the festival. Miss Bocketon portrays mummer with her small troupe. Golden wedding celebrated for George and Elizabeth Stalley of Forest Park after 32 years in their home on Circle Avenue. Children and grandchildren hosted and presented gold gifts. Club events include Bernardine’s Circle May party and Forest Park American Legion support fundraising, with hospital auxiliary card party upcoming and Pythian Sisters bunco prizes announced.

American Legion Auxiliary Banco Memorial, Ball Auxiary PF. Peterson Adams Street Forest Speedway Hospital Nas Bertha L. Tes Misa Bockelon Mummer George Brdley 1000 Circle Avenue Forest York Brandchldren Statley Waa Easox Englite Elzabeth A. Lyon, Waa London Optisen Caan Mitty Chicago Forest Park Ottawa Alex Stalley F George Stalley, Jr Woreat Park Alex Thomson Logan Square St. Jarding T. Bernardine’s St. Bernardine's Columbus Park Catory Memorial Hall Circle Avenue Adams ‘Street Gana Sp. m

Crepe de Chine Bloomers Inspire Elegant Underwear

A fashion note describes crepe de chine bloomers with petal georgette overlays worn just below the knee. They resemble a petticoat, pair well with chiffon evening frocks, and come in matching or contrasting colors with cretonne floral appliques for decorative undergarments.

Parla

Dissemblar and the Pride in a New Gown

A man may ramble yet the fact remains deep in the heart that pride lies with the wife in the new gown she insisted on buying, Detroit fashion.

Detroit

Self-Confidence as An Asset and Its Demeanor

A reflection on self regard and the value of confidence, noting how belief in one’s worth shapes comportment and bearing, with caution against excessive modesty. The piece comments on the balance between assurance and humility and the positive effect of self trust on daily conduct.

Burton

Purely Personal Notices From Local Social Scene

Purely personal items: Mr and Mrs Fred Pfeffer plan a Tecumseh Neb farm summer. William, son of William J Biltinger of Marengo venue, underwent appendicitis surgery at Oak Park hospital. Mrs Herman Kaas travels to Europe. Mr and Mrs Otto Welland visit Charleston and Mrs H Kuebn, Circle avenue. Hammang family from Beloit avenue tour to Gage’s Lake for Decoration Day cottage. Myrtle Teach hosts Miss Myrtle Hetleman and Miss Helen Larkin with Katharine Brosman. Walter W L Moyer, Forest Park Kiwanis president, prepares for Atlanta conference. Alpert Roos presides in his absence at local Kiwanis meeting.

Paol Hammang Beloit Avenue Gage's Lake Decoration Day Vern Hammang Myrtle Hetleman Walter WW. L. Moyer Forest Park Kiwanis Club Atlanta Alpert Roos

Subscriptions for HS Pipe Organ Fund Grow List

Reader donations flood in for the high school pipe organ fund with numerous names and small amounts. Neighborhood groups and individuals contribute varying sums from 10c to 100, reflecting broad local support for the project.

HS. Pipe Organ Fund

Aggregate Small-Amount Payments Listed in Audit Review

A fragment notes multiple individuals such as G Richter Binder Berliner Lebovits Jirkovaky Joseph Liesenfelt and Zoeting with payments from $1 to $5. An audit firm is cited, with a total or review context implied by the line “Review ads pay.”

G. Richter A. Binder W. Berliner Bites K. Berliner Mr.Lebovits Jirkovaky B. Joseph N. Liesenfelt A. H. Wablen Audit Co J. Zoeting Mra. P. Berliner Otto Rateh

Good Thing to Remember Health Message Wordplay

A brief note stresses caution against overemphasizing health talk and urges focus on accurate issues. It mentions avoiding overconfidence and the need to clarify what is wrong before writing further. The tone resembles a light editorial reminder.

Fragmented Note on Aged Axe and Chewing Dog

Fragmented lines discuss a fine worn axe and childhood immortality with obscure references. A second fragment suggests preventing a dog from chewing shoes by using a foot in a land, unclear context and no clear events or entities.

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