24 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented OCR recounts a community gathering at Oak Park for a luncheon honoring local club women. Discussions include ceremonial standards and a long, ceremonial talk on civic duties amid playful debates and nostalgic reminiscences about spring celebrations.
A detailed report of the Lilly Turnquist wedding, noting Mina Stutte and Archurmagdat, the bride Dorothy Lilly, and the groom Artive Lilly. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Weiger, relatives from Chicago, and a large ceremony with reception at Memorial Hall. The couple plans to reside in Chicago after returning from New York.
Oak Park announces a July 4 celebration sharing duties with Twin Villages Oak Park Forest Park. The Oak Park Commercial Association organizes events including a major band concert by the Bioim Commandery and a Grand Firework display. Honored speaker is Comerford.
Brown Lane Tayi Teoh and Miah Beulal Lane, daughters and sons of Mr J Tiane and Mrs Bourth Avenue Maywood, were united Saturday afternoon June 17 at the home of the bride. A J Soundery officiated. The couple are enjoying a honeymoon to Denver.
The Patriotic Service League girls under Miss Pansy Stange will host a banco party at Speedway hospital recreation house on Wednesday evening May 28. League members are asked to contact Miss Stange at their earliest convenience for details. Refreshments and prizes will be provided, funded by proceeds from a recent candy sale at Axher's.
A wedding planned at St. John s Lutheran Church features Myrtle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Schultz, and a groom from the Wagner-Bach family. The ceremony includes elaborate attire with crepe gowns and pink accents, followed by a reception for about ninety guests at the bride s home.
The council met Monday to review water shortages and conservation measures amid a dry spell. Officials urged limited sprinkler use as residents faced rising concerns and potential penalties. a hospital dance permit in Forest Park was approved for July.
A community street dance will be held Saturday evening at the corner of Jackson boulevard and Rigin avenue to raise funds for Speedway lapstat work. Representatives from Forest Pack groups will attend including Pearman emup and The N Av, plus the Neighborhood Club and the American Legion and Auxiliary. Clara Thusler invites other organizations to contact her for participation.
Entertained Friday evening at 4 miscellanes in honor of Myrtle Schiats who will wed Loula Veghin. Seventeen guests attended bunco and prizes, with refreshments served. Mrs Sherman convalescing at 687 Circle Avenue after operation at West Suburban Hospital, expected home soon.
A fragmented report from Norfolk describes a homing birds event with multiple figures and scattered details. Witnesses mention Meyers, Zhan Auei, and others amid a chaotic scene including releases and coordinated actions, though the full narrative remains partially garbled and difficult to follow.
Birth notices report Herbert Peaglee Jr born to Tiorbert WH Peantee and family at Madison Street. a son named after his father. Also announcing the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Pred Decker at Oak Park Hospital on Wednesday May 4, and other nearby infant mentions. The text notes community gatherings and a christening at the Main Street church with George Edward Reifenstuhl as the infant’s name, recorded at the Community Muthurlatehoreh.
Erroneous last week note about Chum Muss death denied Church of Hold shore. details show century old obituary confusion. Pleasant automobile trip reports Mr A G Quondt Mrs Fadam Miss Dorothy Meyer and Miss Dora Wulf touring Morris Minnesota and Park group from Morrix Alabama visit Sturval Rock and Deer Turk. Mrs Arthur Daniels visiting Forest Hurk sister with children, trip to Minnesota noted.
Mrs Joseph Miller of Tz sfadlvon suffers from toxin reaction after an insect bite in her foot. The condition worsened, with mentions of Houpelea and rising pain. Meanwhile Mrs Wilbert Haoge recovers at home after surgery at Oaks Park hospital.
Forest Park widow, identified as Mrs. Race Ohvtimimd, and her heirs are noted in a transfer of estate details. The obsequies followed a californian burial, with survivors listed including sisters Bue Pockine of Germany and Valeine Thomax of Peadens, and brothers Wibue Bart and Prk Hamila. The article outlines family standings and the deceased’s connection to Crescenta California.
President Harding plans a Mooseheart visit on August 26 with Secretary of Labor Davis hosting the event. The pageant honors James J. Davis and Moose founder Moonheart, drawing about 7,000 attendees from multiple states and organizations, including the Loyal Order.
Forest Park club convened a ceremonial meeting Tuesday evening, admitting seven candidates through solemn rites. The crowded gathering witnessed the club’s new leadership and furnishings, with refreshments served as the new order promised growth and a brighter future for the organization formerly known as the Community.
Obituary for Emilie Augusta Jahr, longtime Davenport resident, who died after a brief illness. Survived by relatives in Davenport and Minnesota. Services held at Waldheim Cemetery with interment by local funeral home.
The community mobilizes for a Russian relief drive with volunteers from Forest Park Minny and Hy Thee Neightyerhacel areas. Coordinated by local leaders, the event seeks donations and on site help, with children assisting and safety measures in place for a large regional effort.
Readers learn of St Johns Church annual picnic and a school event with graduation activities. The report mentions a social gathering, parental attendance, a prize awarded to a grand winner, and speakers including HW Gaertner of Concordia Nurmientleye. A second event notes a school function at Adtenhedt in Breve with plans for a sale.
Mianchiru Mkuit, daughter of Flys dat Plyett, completes four years of study at the Amelia Conference of Music in Chicago. Commencement exercises mark a milestone as she and fellow graduates look toward further study in Morext Park. Birthday party honors Mrs. Chay at 74 Madison, Michigan guest Helliver joins, gifts given.
George Warner of TH Mudinon street underwent a major operation at Fairfield Park Hospital on Monday. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Community will meet at 4419 Maddiada Street next Thursday afternoon. members urged to attend.
A fragmented report covers the Sandflea Rising Sun Dunes outing with unclear names and events. The text references various persons and actions, though many phrases are garbled, yielding partial details about teams, dates, and outcomes.
An unedited notice reports the Radio Parlor will open near Mudie Purtor on Grant Avenue. The article hints at a grand opening with planned specials and a focus on beverages, with a local manager promising service and a cautious celebration.
Open Tire Exchange announces new facility at 587 Circle Avenue Foret York. The site will offer tire sales and services with tendering and value coding, carrying federal size and other unknown items as part of its inventory.
The Forest Works edged Northern Toyhta 13 to 7 on June 2 at Harte and Marrison grounds. Herman Cerbie hit a three run home run in the third with the bases loaded as Forest Parks took early control and never looked back.
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