Ladies Aid Picnic at Riverside Forest Preserve
The Ladies Aid society of the Forest Park Presbyterian church held a picnic at Riverside forest preserve with 32 children, prizes, ice cream grills, and rubber balls given as souvenirs. Thirty six members attended led by chairwoman Mrs Charles W Petersen. Rev Livingst on attended.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies Ail Society
F Byterian
Riverside Forest Preserve
Pia
Aid
Charles W. Petersen
Circle Avenue
Livingston
Immigrants and Notables in Forest Park Obituaries
The community mourns as families remember Markie Fellman Marie Kellman and Clarence Reimer. The Stark lists note burial at Forest Home Elmwood and Concordia cemeteries. Clergy Rev H Kultschuk Rev Kellman and Rev Marcus Wagner officiated. Funeral rites were held at Hatter and Zimmerman Chapel and parsonage adjacent to the Garman Baptist church.
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Fis
Germany
Wiea
New York City
Inter
Chicago
Forest Park
Hannah Avenue
Ed Roos
Berwyn
Hatter and Zimmerman
Rov
H. Kultschuk
Roy. Wm. Buch
St. Peter's Church
Woodlawn Cemetary
Markie Fellman
Marie Kellman
Jacob Fellman
Garman Baptist Church
Wisconsin Avenue
Oak Park
Forest Home
Marie Snydler
Orn
Waterloo
Ontario
Canada
Jacob Felman
William Gronser
Harlem State Bank
Rav
Kellman
E. J
Harry
Willian
Albert
Mia
Benjamin Otto
Clarence Redier
Clarence Reimer
Willam Reimer
Lathrop Avenue
Ira L. Livingston
First Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Jown Press
John Press
Thomas Avenue
Marcus Wagner
St. John's Church
Intermont
Concordia Cemetery
Balth
Multinational Singer Sees Native Roots In US Music
Cosmopolitan vaudeville headliner Rac Ramuel a and Miss Samuels argue American education suffices for vocal artistry. They praise native and immigrant musical influences, noting the American blend holds world music roots. Samuels boasts a vast library of North African, Albanian, Russian, Hebrew, French, Italian, Native American, and Balkan tunes.
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New York City
Rac Ramuela
United States
America
Miss Samuels
Congress Members Open Coffee Shop in Capitol Hall
Louis Ludlow leads a Capitol coffee shop initiative providing quick meals and beverages for Representatives. Underhill of Massachusetts explains the dining room to-go concept while Frank Vardi notes strong House member interest and steady afternoon visits.
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Congress
Capitol
Louis Ludlow
Capitol Room
Crece
Underhill
Massacho
Hana
Ikea
Conde Conatituetta
Tts
Committee On Accounts
Frank Vardi
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Order of the Builders
Forest Park Masonic Temple
Richard Reich
George Kelley
George Tietz
Harry Vanrerburig
Grand Chantain
Norman Nimmer
Franklin Wolfgram
James Williams
Ward Mayer
Forbes Albright
Willian Hinrichs
Wale We ib-Loock
Mann
Ruth Moora
Jane Baxter
Jm Jary C. Seler
Wessenger Hoffman
Mary Janousek
Virginia Bailey
Margaret Crossey
Elizabeth Weld
Janet McFeeley
Irving
Ethel Bartlett Horton
Dunlop Avenue
F. E Bartlett
Amanda Cclamin
Joseph Kristusek
James Jacobek
J. Roth
Hartley Nelson
Charles Mainurm
Jimny Rose
Horton
Duntop Avenue
Ht J, Theendel & Son
Adin Street
Lecho
Paris
Rab
Samuels
Singer
McCall
Callot
Moers
Marcel
Forest
Beloit Beauty Shop
Beloit Avenue
Harrivon St
Paascoe
Pascoe
Peaslee Hardware CO
Madison Street
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