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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1938

Page

5

Proviso Township Republicans Hold Candidate Speech Meeting

The Proviso Township Republican Club opened summer with Patrick Sheridan Smith, sheriff candidate, outlining his platform at 1117 Troost Avenue Forest Park. Maine Township Committeeman Fred Fulle predicted a GOP fall victory while George Nixon urged unity as he seeks County Commissioner. Kurt Berliner led precinct captains and plans for a fall banquet. A club delegation attended Fox Lake for Richard Lyons’s U S candidacy outing.

Republican Club Troost Avenue Forest Park Patrick Sheridan Smith Fred Fulle Maine Tory George Nixon Mr. Nixon Kurt Berliner Fox Lake Richard Lyons U. S

Graduate Returns From Ward Belmont School

Miss Lillian Schaefer has returned from Ward Belmon t School in Nashville Tennessee after graduation. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Schaefer of 1017 Elgin Avenue. The article also notes that Mt Whitney rises to 14 496 feet above sea level and Death Valley lies 276 feet below sea level in California.

Lillian Schaefer Ward-Belmont School Nashville, Tenn Joseph A. Schaefer Elgin Avenue United States California Mt. Whitney Death Valley

Bashful Bunny-Ever-What You Say Kiss Gossip

Dolly and Blythe engage in playful flirtation in a light moment as Dolly replies with a kiss request and Bashful Bunny acts shy. The quirky exchange frames a flirtatious tone in a serialized panel.

Bunny Dolly

Bridal Showers Ahead of Hilton Yule Wedding

Miss Hette Hilton, of 7637 Jackson Boulevard, and William Yule plan to wed Saturday at 5 p.m. at Community Methodist church. Bridal parties included gifts and games, with guests from the church and family. Grandmother Mrs. George Hilton of Amarillo attended, and a Fiesta Service for eight was given as a gift.

Hette Hilton Jackson Boulevard William Yule P. m Community Methodist Church Armand Guerrero Miss Hilton Arthur McDowell Robert Woodvich Walter Grottke Lathrop Avenue George Hilton Amarillo Tex Hawver Emmerson Bockelman Hilton

Book Panel Forest Park Public Library Update

Forest Park Public Library announces Miss Josephine Austin heads to the American Library Association conference in Kansas City Missouri. After a week, attendees join a trip to the Ozarks. July and August Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. All other days remain 1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. New rental and non fiction titles are listed with authors and stories including May Flavin The Great American Novel and Living Abroad.

Forest Park Public Library Josephine Austin American Library Association Kansas City Ozark Mountains Hiriing Myron May Flavin Collins Norman Davis Clyde Brion Berhart M. G Goudge Elizabeth Martin Helen R Norris Kathleen Melody Shute Neyil Kindling Rice Jennings Somersville Sinclair Harold Howard Zweig Arnold Sordon Charles W

Forest Social Club Beats Zephyrs In Sevenths Unruly Roundups

KNORKERS KLUB KNEWS reports Forest Social Club lost to Forest Social Club 14 to 10 in a Sunday morning game. Errors by the infield and sun fielding miscues hampered the team, though Matt Mench and George Eckart stood out. Next Sunday they face the Marine Club nine, with August 14 set for a club picnic and Kiwanis game challenge pending.

Knorkers Klub John A. Dykstra Forest Social Club Matt Mench George Eckart Whelpley Wilcox Marine Club Zephyrs The Devils Kiwanis Club John Forent

That’s Different Grand Pa Proudest Boast Behind the Guns

A terse exchange as a grand child asks how many miles behind the guns he stood. The elder recalls his proudest boast of serving as one of the men who stood behind the guns.

Grandpa

Still Punches the Clock in Threatened Office Job

A clerk says he has never stopped working in the office despite threats of dismissal, illustrating workplace pressure and job security concerns in a brief dialogue.

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