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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1928

Page

4

Raschen Koch Nuptials Cohesive City Wedding Tale

Miss Viola Koch daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Koch and Harry L Raschen son of Mr and Mrs John Raschen were married Saturday evening at St John’s Lutheran Church with Rev Marcus Wagner officiating. The ceremony featured a gown of salin crepe with lace and orange blossom headpiece. A reception followed at Forest Park club house and the couple plan a honeymoon in The Black Hills before settling in Maywood.

Viola Koch Charles Koch Elgin Avenue Harry L. Raschen John Raschen Lake City Minn Julie Joh St. John's Ky Marcus Wagner Walter Grosae William Steffen- Hagen Waldemar Graf Walter Hakow Misses Hsther Ethel Koller Missex Eather Raychen Gromi Luly Kueltner Herbert Kotler Chicago Alvin Meyer Carleton College Flora Grosse Maywood Axa Gale Pistic Georgette Joma Tigerse Forest Park Club

Jentsch Schwab and Miss Elsie Jentsch wed in Chicago

Jentsch Schwab of Forest Park and Miss Elsie Jentsch of Chicago were married Saturday by Rev. Marcus Wagner at St. John's Lutheran. A reception followed at the bride’s aunt’s home in Chicago. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and then residence with William South at 7037 Monroe Street, awaiting a future home with relatives in Europe.

Gottier Wilton Helen Cour Europe Ernest Heizs

Grant School Parents Plan Circus Fund Use

The Grant Parent-Teacher Association held a Monday meeting to discuss the May 1924 circus fund raised for Grant School. A committee under chairwoman Mrs Genevieve Parcharent was appointed to decide appropriate use and report soon as Wixabeth White addition nears completion, with members hopeful for the new building and continued community support.

Grant Gri Grant School Wixabeth White Ceacher Alsofan Genevieve Parcharent

Auxiliary Notes on Unginess Meeting at Memorial Hall

The American Legion auxiliary held a regular Unginess meeting at Memorial hall with Mrs. Ethel Schlupp presiding in the absence of President Mrs. Garnet Triebes. Ada Goodie announced plans to provide six cretonne pillows for Pershing Cottage at the Soldiers' Orphans Home. a trip is scheduled for Sunday, June 24, with members traveling from Memorial hall.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Hall Ethel Schlupp Garnet Triebes Ada Goodie Chalrane Pershing Cottage Soldiers Bonom Boys Int Speedway Hospital

Job's Daughters Install Officers at Masonic Temple

Job's Daughters Bethel No. 4 invites Masons Eastern Stars and friends to the installation of officers at the Masonic Temple on the evening of Wednesday June 2. Mrs. Adelaide Schrieder is the guardian.

Job

Goddard-Wolf Margaret Wedding at First Presbyterian Church

Vera Gudied and Walter Wolf wed Thursday evening June 14 at 8 in First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony drew about two hundred guests with Lohengrin played for the vows. The bride wore white satin with a beaded bandeau, pink canton crepe bridesmaid, and lilies of the valley. After a reception for fifty, the couple left for a motor honeymoon through the eastern states and will live with Mrs Goddard upon return.

Margaret Vera Laura Gudied Adams Atreet Walter Wolf Austin First Presbyterian Church Dra Livingston Lohengrin Marely Charles Schuster Chaset C. Johnson Lelandi Goddard New York City Washington, D. C

Schaefer-O'Connor Wedding at Beloit Avenue Home

Miss Ea Schaefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Schaefer and Robert OConnor of Chicago were married Saturday evening June 16 at the bride parents home with Rev W Clipp officiating in the presence of about thirty relatives and friends A white satin gown with veil and shower bouquet styled the bride’s attire Miss Emilina Triechel wore orchid satin and carried pink roses and sweet peas The reception followed and a supper was served The couple will reside at 933 Oakdale avenue Chicago after July 10th

Ea Schaefer Max Schaefer Beloit Avenue Robert O'Connor Chi W. Clipp Community Methodist Church Emilina Triechel van, Hess Mrs.Connor Oakdale Avenue Chicago

Blatter Kraus Dertice Winifred Blatter Wedding

Blatter daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Blatter and HL Krats of Chicago wed Sunday afternoon June 24 at 2 oclock at Rev F Kulbfleischs residence. Only close relatives attended. bride wore yellow crepe lace and bouquet of yellow roses and lilies. Groom attended by Lawrence Jarome. reception atidgewater Beach hotel then three week motor trip through the West. They will reside at 5844 Artesan avenue.

Dertice Winifred Blatter Edward Blatter HL Krats Artesan Chicago Ternoon F. Kulbfleisch Reformed Lutheran Church Fern Lawrence Jarome Fidgewater Beach Hotel Hite West Artesan Avenue

Ninow-Hoff Wedding in Forest Park and Oak Park

Violet Ninow and Rey A. Hall wed at St Peters parsonage in Chicago with J Laanbrecht officiating. The bride wore white satin and lace with a pearl headpiece. Laura Kramp attended in yellow canton crepe. Groom worked for Public Service Co and both families hosted a reception for about 150 at American Legion hall Forest Park. Annuities included showers. next home listed as 1008 Bunton avenue Forest Park. social events continue as Edith Heileman sails to Europe.

Mins Violet Ninow Arthur Ninow Jo Frink- Tin Laura Kramp Warren Avenue Forest Park Apate Lincoln School Oak Park High School Public Service Company Ag Nathicte St. John'’s. Lutheran School Forest Fark Mingixs Business College American Legion Hall Art R. Garbe H. Ninan Tol Will Trevat Buntop Avenue

Weekend Drive to Cedar Lake Likely Quiet Lake Resort

A Cedar Lake weekend tour is organized by this newspaper with the Touring Bureau of The Automobile Duty Mines. The piece notes Cedar Lake as an accessible inland retreat near Chicago offering boating bathing and fishing with easy paved highways.

Lake, Michigan Cedar Lake Automobile Duty Mines Chicago

Route to Cedar Lake through Hammond and Dyer area

Route to Cedar Lake in Northern Indiana explains fortunate position for Chicago drivers. It details a direct path via Jackson Park South Shore drive Indianapolis avenue Calumet avenue and U S highway No 41 passing through Hammond Munster Maynard Dyer and onward to Cedar Lake with mile markers and street orders.

Cedar Lake Indiana Chicago Jackson Park South Shore Drive Indianapolis Avenue Calumet Avenue Hammond Wau Munster Maynard Dyer Michigan Hyde Park 83Rd Street Burley Avenue 87Th Street Mackinaw Avenue R. R 92Nd Street Ewing Avenue Indianapolis Ayever U.S. No. 41 Gaary U. S. No. 30 Lincoln Highway Roodgrave Brunswick Cook

Forest Preserve Gathering Near Riverside On June 27

A note describes a forest grove trip at Riverside with carpool details to LaGrange, lunch on arrival, and a 25 cent grass bag gift. It asks adults to indicate number of children joining, and mentions items like a brine cup fork and spoon.

Pic Forest Preserve Riverside Hecetoforn LaGrange Desplaines River Grove Attius Acm

Surprise Farewell Party for Mrs Schwab on Europe Tour

The Jolly Sixteen Hunco club held a surprise farewell for Mrs Schwab who plans a Europe tour starting July 3. She will be joined by Mr Schwab and their daughter. the event included music, refreshments, and a presentation of a shawl.

Jolly Sixteen Hunco Club

Forest Park Chapter Installs Officers

Forest Park Chapter No 97 of the Builders holds an officer installation Monday at 8 pm in the Forest Park Masonic Temple. New officers include Master Builder George Kelley and Grand Master Builder Ernest Smith. event includes dancing with admission by invitation only.

Forest Park Forest Park Masonic Temple George Kelley Harry Schultz Nocnlan Nimmer Franklin Wollegram Harry Vautenburg James Williams Edward Mayer Forbes Albright Harold

Alvin Bruns Receives Bachelor of Music Degree

Alvin E. Bruns of 7408 Warren Avenue, a St John’s Lutheran school teacher, earned the Bachelor of Music from the American Conservatory of Music Chicago after completing organ and theory studies. He studied piano with Middelschulte and Wanneck, with a background in piano and organ diplomas.

Alvin E. Bruns Warren “Avenue St. John's Lutheran School American Conservatory of Music of Chicago Handel Mozart Thick Franck Middelschulte Bruns Ilar Wanneck WE Wai Middelschuffte

Rainy day trench coats set fashion pace in New York

The latest rainy day fashion features trench coats worn by women and men hurrying through New York traffic. Coats echo officer styles, with Paris origins, offered in rubberized and glossy Fabrics such as Val Asif and reptile patterns.

New York Paris

Self reliance and perseverance in success

Emer son proclaims no one can wheat you out of ulti mate success but yourself reminding that self pity hinders progress. He compares failures to a child learning to walk and urges persistence, noting even greats faced difficulties and that opportunity favors those who act. The message echoes Patrick Henry on personal effort.

Emerson Patrick Henry

Fragmentary Listing of Miscellaneous Items in Verse

The text lists various items such as staminum wilk copper rubber tax gikkel nile shellac lead cotton auyer iron wool and a platoon of sine and gold, suggesting a rambling catalog or experimental verse with disparate terms and no clear narrative or purpose.

Advance Night at Forest Park Chapter Honors Officers

Forest Park Chapter held a festive Advance Night with floral decor from Harden relatives. Officers and members, including matrons, conductress Mildred Rusta, treasurer Ethel Hoelgins, organist Winker Schucker, and chaplain Minnie Potter, were welcomed by matron and patron. Two candidates advanced under a solemn ceremony as Edith Marshment and Fila Blackwell received appointments, marking a graceful East-side induction.

Jonet Forest Park Stingert Mateo Bessie Willians Ae Mannie Jensen Comdboctress Ming Ida Jean Vascher Circle Asaiate Mildred Rusta Lontards Ethel Hoelgins River Forest Winker Schucker Adelaide Schrader Minnie Potter West Irving Mine Mary Morton Glen Ellyn Ass Ruskin Elnhurst Ruth Rose Kreme Union Park Esthe Shier Langgath Maywood Marrthi Bupkerts Oak Park Elreta Aldura Friese Loyalty Willian Schieber Alice Tuegel Solist Vda Harold Marshment Weling Keldie Leonire Hong Tato Stewert Whatton Edith Marshment Fila Blackwell Marshment Bias Grand Nuitten

Fraternal Lodge Honors Death of Sister Deroths Rapplemeyer

The report notes the death of sister Deroths Rapplemeyer, described as among the poorest, who passed on a recent Wednesday at Forest Home cemetery. Bester Bessler Jost and sister O Conner her father extend sympathy through Forest Park chapter to bereaved families.

Eviah Piinge Portis Henor Ant Bosse Williams Ank Minnie Jessen Ove Cierhy Onateon Extenitet Fraternabo Wetcome Teal Geste Cleveland West Loving Gilet Filyo Ant Letheard River Forest Sincerity Cirele Uiree Oak Prk Ravensecot Riverside Aml Lye Drperiel Adu Cate Cath Speam Mirkin Rapplemeyer Jum Alth Forest Home Cemetery Baster Bessler O'Conner Forest Park

Congressmen Rathbone on Air Monday Talks Begin

Congressman Henry R. Rathbone of Illinois will start a radio series from Station WOOL Chicago on June 28 at 1 30 P M. CST. The discussions will air each Monday evening at the same time for likely the summer, lasting about ten minutes and covering issues of public interest.

Henry R. Rattone Laurie Ilinois Ts Amike Statunt Wool Chic Cago

Peculiar Winds Therink on Air Flow and Heat Transfer

A fragmented passage discusses winds as alternating regions of rising and descending air caused by density differences from temperature. It notes solar heating of the Earth's surface and heat transfer to air, amplified by ground features, cloud presence, and bodies of water.

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