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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1952

Page

3

Maywood Bride Resides In Maywood On Ivory Satin Gown

The bride wore ivory satin with full train and long sleeves, a finger tip seed pearl veil, and carried white daisies. Joyce Mulligan was maid of honor. bridesmaids were Mrs. J. Fanella and Mrs. C. Altman. John Fanella Jr. was best man. ushers were Orson Altman Jr. and Francis Raus Jr. About 200 guests attended the Eagle’s Hall reception. Pre nuptial parties were hosted by Mrs. E. Walter, Miss Lucille Ryan, Mrs. D. Forest, Mrs. J. Fanella, and Mrs. O. Altman. The Forests now reside at 29 N 9th Ave Maywood.

Joyce Mulligan J. Fanella C. Altman John Fanella Orson Altman, Jr Fracis Raus, Jr E. Walter Lucille Ryan D. Forest O. Altman Young Forests N. 9Th Ave Maywood

Mrs Welborn Dimmett Appointed Junior Red Cross Vice Chairman

Mrs Welborn Dimmett 1419 Elm resigns as Chicago Chapter Red Cross gray lady service chair to become vice chairman of Junior Red Cross. A Red Cross volunteer since 1941 she has logged over 10 000 hours in production supply gray lady and as Red Cross chairman in Forest Park since 1947. Mrs Frederick D Sadler of Evanston succeeds her as gray lady service chair.

Welborn Dimmett Elm Chicago Red Cross Gray Lady Service Dimmett Forest Park Frederick D. Sadler Evanston

Vacationing Mrs. Miller Stays in Forest Park

Mrs. Marie Miller, formerly of this city and now residing in Clearwater Florida, is spending the summer vacation in Forest Park. She will stay with her daughter Mrs. William Huasselberg at 1127 Troost.

Marie Miller Clearwater Fla Forest Park William Huasselberg Troost

Hess Jr. Weds Francis Ann Carlson in Iola Wisconsin

Arthur R. Hess Jr. married May 17 in Iola Wisconsin to Francis Ann Carlson daughter of Charles and Mrs Carlson of Northland Wisconsin. Hess is son of Mrs. Arthur Hess Sr and the late Mr Hess, former Forest Park residents.

Arthur R. Hess, Jr Arthur Hess Mr. Hess Forest Park Francis Ann Carlson Iola Wise Charles Carlson Northland Wisconsin

Nebraska Bound Mr and Mrs James Schroeter Leave for Lincoln

Mr and Mrs James Schroeter accompanied by Mrs Schroeter the former Joan Gitzel will depart this summer for Lincoln Nebraska where Mr Schroeter has accepted a position in the English Department of the University of Nebraska.

Nebraska James Schroeter Joan Gitzel Lincoln, Nebraska Schroeier University of Nebraska

Weekend Visit of Four Week-Old Baby in Freeport

Four weekold resident of Freeport Illinois visited with his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Buyer at 521 Maren Bo this past weekend. In the company of his parents Mr and Mrs Bud Buyer the baby was introduced to his aunts uncles and cousins for the first time.

John Buyer Freeport Maren- Bo Bud Buyer

Presbyterian Picnic And Children's Day in Desplaines

A large streamliner bus directed by Howard Robertson will shuttle attendees from the First Presbyterian Church after a 10 36 Children’s Day program to Schuth’s Grave picnic grounds at DesPlaines and 22nd St. Mildred Hitch-Scock oversees the event with a class singing program and a spe ial address. The picnic begins at noon with each family bringing dinner. Guy D. Ransom will speak on the grounds, followed by games and sports, with Frank Schrage and Jens Rasmussen arranging tables. Judy Amundsen is the organist. The church expects one of its largest Children’s Day and Picnic events.

Howard Robertson First Presbyterian Church Mildred Hitch- Scock Schuth's Grave Desplaines 22Nd St Guy D. Ransom Frank Schrage Jens Rasmussen Judy Amundsen

Shirley World Crowned Miss Forest Park at Show

Shirley World of 923 La hrop will join seven girls as Queen's Court member at the Home Industries Show from May 12 to 15. She was named Miss Forest Park in a Lido Theatre contest on May 25. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter World she graduated from Proviso last night and plans a career as an airline stewardess.

Shirley World Lahrop Queen's Court Home Industries Shirley Forest’ Park Lido Theatre Walter World Proviso Airlines

Prize spree and graduation journeys in brief

Lucky Li Olson added a Herald-American cash prize, avocados, TV Forecast subscription, a hair dryer, and a puppet to her winnings. From Picture Payday she gained a Tribune subscription, a pen and pencil set, and she appeared on WENR TV May 26 and 30 with Pat Tobin and Todd Purse. In New Hampshire Mrs George Wilcox travels to Hanover for Dartmouth graduation where her grandson William Wilcox Jr. of Sigma Nu is among the graduates, joined by relatives from Davenport Town Oak Park.

Lucky Li Lucky Lil Oswald Olson Dunlop The Herald-American TV Forecast the Tribune Mrs. Olsen Wenrtv Pat Tobin Todd Purse New Hampshire George Wilcox Beloit Hanover Dartmouth William Wilcox Sigma Nu Fraternity Percy Remier Davenport Town Oak Park

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Joan Louise Mulligan H. J. Mulligan William G. Forest D. H. Forest Circle Edmund Schrieber St. Bernarine's Church Arthur Hess Jr Mon Lee Madison Street _ Forest Arthur Reis U. S Swift's Brookfield Randolph Street Presbyterian Miss Trage Bros Sunbeam Sunbeam Coffeemaster Sher Wafele America Burgess Bill Stern Aporteastar Culor Shantung Sport Rogie 7 Tale Mary O‘connor Buyers Service Roosevelt Road Madison Street
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