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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
1
Village officials attended multiple conventions including the Nath Phonbers association in Detroit last week and a Citernatlowmi Askochithan gathering in Cleat. They returned Thursday night with plans for upcoming meetings and discussed permits, rebates, and the Daily Vacation Bible School program starting June 26 at Tronder church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rauch of 560 Desplaines Avenue welcomed Myrtle Victoria Rauch, a daughter born June 10 at West Suburban Hospital weighing seven pounds. Other local births include a daughter welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Clavel at 225 N Desplined Avenue and messages from relatives noting joy and photographs.
A hearing case involving Ming Mary Lipatekt and Bert Bluty at Albany avon Ohlengo is detailed. The procedure used telecommunication aids to restore hearing after a medical test, with emphasis on the telephonic or optical devices aiding the patient.
Four Oak Park policemen were dropped from the force in an order effective May 1, issued by Chief L. Ky McCruch before the department’s chiefs’ convention in California. The men named were Tulph Wheeler, L. O. Walt, Frank Tron, and Willian Wilson. Village president Willa Mereery discussed the dramatic move as part of a broader shakeup.
A description of roses in bloom near Lorenz Olbwan and Ferd Rinavenne, with elaborate training on white trellises creating a striking display. The vivid pink blossoms drew considerable attention during a recent outdoor display, highlighting the garden's aesthetic appeal.
Mrs Ben Dvorak of 613 Hannah Avenue will leave at noon with her daughter Virginia for Wichita Kansas to visit relatives and stay for an extended visit with family members.
Mr and Mrs Steler Hammond Indiana celebrated the forty seventh anniversary of their wedding with kin at their home 14 Ehdn avenue Saoday. Guests included children and relatives from Hooin Ingtan Lastiale LaGrille Brook Held Proving Chicago and The Portesand Trarnoend. Dinner and supper were served for forty invitees with gifts received by the couple.
The Morea Mack Culimerelit convened Tuesday evening June 145 in Vinzs. President Boesenberg urged installation of new officers, Laurie A. Partridge named secretary, and Geo. Armbroat thanked for chair duties. Roosevelt and others' applications were referred to the committee on membership.
The Patriotice Service Leagan girls held a candy sale at Areh era theatre Wednesday evening to raise funds for an outdoor party. A meeting of the Tongue of the Montedpal building is set for Murty day at 7:20 to plan the party. girls should attend promptly.
The Pioneer Church and Sunday School announce a picnic on Saturday June 26 at Jackson Park Wendall Isle. A round trip ride circulates from Deaplaines avenue elevated to Dearborn Street Station in the Loop with stops at Hun Bah Hark and Home avenues. Tickets cost 2 cents for children under 14 and 5 cents for adults. Friends of the church invited.
Mrs Walter Sherman, of Circle Avenue, underwent a serious operation Saturday at West Suburban Hospital and remained very ill for several days. She is now showing some improvement.
The Acacia club of Forest Park hosted a Ladies Night at Memorial Hall Monday evening. Attendees enjoyed punch and water, despite a light turnout, with plans announced for a picnic on Sunday May 30 at LaGrange. Further details will be published later.
The Forest Park Club at Deep Lake hosted a full day event with cheering, games, and a notable entertainment lineup. Attendees included Annette Keflermann and others as the crowd enjoyed a chicken dinner, a mock bathing salt, and performances by the quartet. The day saw competitive points, social gatherings at Molle Maglite Leary and the Higging road, plus plans for upcoming initiations and club activities.
Mrs Herman Klueschner and companions visited multiple local spots including the "Sirnuiites" and the cottage Camp Pire girls on Wednesday. They spent the day with other families, sharing provisions and gifts brought from home for the outing.
The Consratory of the Florat Evangelical Reformed Church set Sunday, June 2, for the dedication of a new chapel at the corner of Elgin Avenue and Marvard Street. Services will be in English and German. Prof. A. Dahl of Plymouth, Wis, will likely preach the morning sermon at 10:50. Evening services will feature Rev. M. Kiik, FL W. Stein, Carl Kiewit, and A. Roentog of Chicago.
Forest Parks defeated the Washburn Arrows of Chicago 61 in a well played matchup. Steady pitching and precise fielding highlighted both teams. Next Sunday June 1 at Harlem Avenue and Morrison Street Forest Parks hosts Northern Lights at 1 p.m.
The Oak Park hospital auxiliary hosts a card party on Friday at 2 PM on the herbal lawn. Mrs A G McNeilt is chairman with committee members inviting women from Oak Park and nearby areas to attend. Prizes, refreshments, and games including bridge five hundred euchre and bunco will be offered.
Dr Eleanor Masslow of BrideOQak Park wed in a ceremony at Sheridan Ridge Hotel with a small group of family friends. Monica Brogman of Chicapo played the wedding march as the couple exchanged vows and planned a belated honeymoon before settling at 208 Marengy Avenue.
Roy Brown of Beloit avenue will wed Mira Beulah Lane of Monorth avenue in a Saturday 2:30 PM ceremony at the bride's parents home in Maywood. The Rev. Saunders of the Community Methodist church will officiate. The couple plans a honeymoon to Denver and Colorado Springs and will reside at the bride's parents’ home after July 1.
Misa Emma Dannenberg of 157 Brown Avenue and Peter Milgaard of Chicago wed last Saturday evening at St Pauls parsonage with Rev Win Wenninger officiating. Attendants were John A Milgaard and Misa Warrett Frown. New couple plans to live in Chicago.
Mr and Mrs A B Schulte announce the marriage of their daughter Myrtte Louie J Pegnan of Chicago Park to be held Saturday evening June 24 at 7 45 p m at St Johns Lutheran Church Port Park. The couple will reside in Chicago Park after the ceremony.
Mrs Ella Koch of 484 Thomas Avenue entered Robert Burns Hospital Wednesday evening for an operation. The brief note confirms her admission and procedure with no further details provided.
The Pokey Cong Fire hosts a weeklong camp at Forest Park Miller Ind near Dunes. Girls from Barret Park, Mieco Saieumetle Seeywe and others enjoy crafts plays and beach parties. Leaders praise teamwork and safety as parents plan a general exodus tomorrow morning with many youngsters listed by name.
A group including Mr. wind Mrs. heuer Felix and faintly Uppal left early Monday for telepower cottage at Lake Geneva. They will spend the entire xirptiner season with Mr. Welty visiting weekly. Forest Mark had been his custom. The vacation is believed to greatly benefit his health.
Mr and Mrs Wo Uetdalbach of 412 Reklok avenue depart Sunday midnight for a route trip to Herrin Center Michigan visiting friends. They plan to return to Forest Park late Tuesday with a full supply of wedding day relief and cheer.
Paul Exler and Ian Ehner lead a camping party including Ledroy Twibock Al Herliner Leo and Roy Sperling from Antardsy for a weeklong expedition into Wisconsin woods. They travel by anto cond carrying supplies for the journey.
The Thanksgiving Circle of Kings Daughters will meet Tuesday June 20 at 615 Ferdinand Avenue, home of Mrs. A. L. Pittman. The session opens at 2 15 p.m. Visitors welcome. The next meeting is scheduled for September.
Fredericka Samuel Prodeticks Batiael dies after a period of illness described by Carl Sunmel. The obituary lists surviving relatives including Marcie Wagner, Aileen, Tavertin and Tala. The service details note a private burial and interment at Saket elk with mention of close family in attendance.
John M Wheeler, also listed as Jali M Wheeler, dies after a long illness. The notice mentions survivors including likely spouse and children, with several family names and locations such as Milwaukee and Lastngion. The fragmented text references dates and a wake or service in the era’s format.
Charles Maas Mua, a resident at Korert Park, died Monday age 74 after an illness. Funeral services were held from his residence Wednesday with the family of Minnie Maas, his wife, surviving.
A muddled report outlines alleged misconduct impacting families and local residents. The piece mentions a community group, several individuals, and accusations connected to a Wednesday event and related investigations. Names and places are partially obscured or garbled, but the central concern is a supposed scheme affecting local finances and trust.
A heartfelt card of thanks expresses gratitude to family, friends, and community for support after a loss. Names and affiliations appear, honoring the deceased and noting sympathy from neighbors and local groups during a difficult time.
We extend our heartfelt thanks for the loss of our beloved wife and father. We especially acknowledge the Rev Wagner, Deighborn, and friends for their care and prayers during this time. Signed by Frank Hiekert and Son.
Incoherent OCR text claims a district foreman describes village efforts to eliminate disease vectors by burning and pouring substances into water bodies. The passage references the Forest Preserve, Madison Street, North Avenue, and Uradiuge but details are fragmented and uncertain.
Ark ind celebrates Mrs Haab rapid recovery after operation at Oak Park hospital. She is expected to return home Monday of next week and has been receiving visitors this week, with progress reported as favorable.
Oak Park High School awarded 242 diplomas Thursday night. Harry Mobbins, president of the high school board, presented the diplomas while Robt V Baker Jr delivered the valedictory address.
Fragmented OCR text describes a hospital field being prepared with references to workers and officials, mentioning planning and actions on site. The garbled passage lists names, places, and events in a period-voice style, but details are unclear due to missing or corrupted phrases. The overall sense is a local notice about land work linked to hospital grounds and community figures.
A garbled note recalls two individuals Hetry and Prethy in a mixed celebration. Dates and places are unclear, but it references a joint afternoon gathering, family ties, and local media context.
A community event titled Plan Street Dance was held on a Wednesday evening, June 20, at the Muglelpat hall. Organizers invited local residents to attend, promising recreation and entertainment while funds would support a nearby hospital and worker housing projects.
Fragmentary OCR text lists relatives and addresses with many misspellings. It mentions Mrw and Powell, Levene, Wood, Learner, Pork ageting, Hive Forest, Jett Thyradyy, and a family event. The passage seems to describe a will or funeral related note with uncertain details and dates.
A Lyons area club gathering included members Lennette Vottur Ate Sharples Meniiie Meyer and Mary ident as speakers planning a future community event and club dedication.
Mrs. Erich Krueger of 7701 Adalon Street will visit her parents Mr and Mrs W BehnInger at Abby Ville Kansas leaving Morest Park on Monday. She will be accompanied by her two children Mildred and Edwin.
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