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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
1
A Vacation Bible School for Forest Park children and nearby suburbs runs June 13 to July 1 at St. John's Parish hall 306 Circle. Sessions 9 to 12 noon, directed by Aley BE Paul. Ages 4 to 14 may register Monday June 13 at 9 am. Activities include Bible stories hymns music handcraft movies and games under trained teachers.
The North American Singers' Union marks its centennial with a June 10 concert at Chicago Stadium featuring the Harlem Men's, Al mira Women's, Young People's, and Children's choruses plus a mass chorus of 4000 and an 80 piece orchestra. Guest soloist Miss Louise Weber will perform as funds support European relief. Tickets listed at several Chicago area addresses. General admission $1.25 to $1.80. reserved seats $2.50 to $5.
Disabled American Veterans Chateau Thierry Post 5 will hold a regular meeting at Schwab's hall on June 29 to plan the annual picnic on July 24. Awards for children and races, refreshments, and family fun are promised. Commander Ray Magnuson leads the post with Lauren Enger Bert Moberg John Lamon George Prack Paul Murphy Andrew Pratt Jim Burg and Charles Bohn in attendance.
Jean H. Blackwelder of 1105 Elgin and Kenneth X. Carey of 1947 Circle will receive degrees at the University of Illinois commencement on June 12 at the Urbana campus. Blackwelder earns a bachelor of science in civil engineering while Carey graduates from the division of special services for war veterans.
Former Trevor Wisconsin resident Fred Meyer died May 31 and was buried June 3 near Antioch. He was a brother of Commissioner Henry Meyer Forest Park Louis Meyer Addison, Mrs Arthur Daniels Wilmute, and the late Mrs Arthur Robinson. Regular Navy women officers receive indoctrinations at the General Line School Newport Rhode Island.
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