Making Rapid Strides Forest Park Ladies Hear Art Address
Britton area women from the Newguberhood club attended the art view at the Art Institute on Tuesday February 26 under the Chicago Co-Educational club. Lucy Hartrath led a tour of American art works, with scenes from Lincoln Avenue and several Russian subjects drawing attention. The event featured a luncheon, speeches, and plans for upcoming state centennial celebrations including a Lincoln statue in Springfield andHamilton program pieces at the Art Institute. Forest Park club members listed include H Duelleveld and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Newguberhood Club
Art Institute
Chicago
Inowe
Hla Lucy Hartrath
Heraelf el Arint
Tata
Thia
Satongo
Gfad- Wan
Renhon
Alfred Juergens
Tver Forest
Janaane
Mise Haripath
Crown County
Indiana
Viloin Artiets
Misa Hartrath
Mignifon
Ios
Mandala
Lincoly
State House
Springfeld
The
Republic
Washington
Alxander
Hamilton
Henry Bacon
Miss Longman
Forest Park Club
Meedamea H. Duelleveld
A .C.rops
M. Bheger
H. Mohr
Upper Four Hundred Hard Times Party Report
A lively Upper Four Hundred event at the fond- word social affair featured gowns and attire, with prizes for best costumes among ladies and gentlemen. Guests included notable locals and a notable effort to support dance instruction for children at Community School House in Forest Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletich
Ehince Club
Gorgeda
Garfield Blick
Bea Tailora
Irma Htarsngroker
Oword
Art Schmets
Patra
Eleanor Misslow
Banoo
Fret Tbecker
Kentomen
Toma Kintenbroker
Henry Meyer
A. Daahtight
H.R. Hollemann
Indy
Arthur Schmate
Irme’ Kistendecker
Fred Recker
Jen Figin Yap
Lotts Recker
Kigale Ann
Joe Swangren
Marle Zienort
Mirandy
Dr. Werninghays
Podunkville
Pete
Mrs. Warninghwug
Royal Neighbors Host Charity Card Party
The Royal Neighbors card party at the-community club drew strong support with thirty two tables filled. Proceeds go to the Swachhite Charity of Forest Park. Mrs Hoffman chaired the committees. apologies offered for seating shortages and miscommunications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolmunity Club
Houss
Charitley
Foréat Pairk
Mre. Hoffman
Banco Honory
Meadames Btranakoy
Festner
Broenen
Lindhs
Mildred Visokoy
Burkardt
King
Bell
Torgerson
Vigie Whrbarde Anns
Ryan
Jandhe
Henry Menke
Yanoneyt Alnot
A. Robinson
Meadarmes Brubna
Topp
Oatgon
Schumacher
Eurhardt
Pakers
Goods
Hatoky
Alice’ Gosden
Moaira
Guerte Visokey
Georgy Jobusan
Parent-Teacher Assn to Meet Monday at Foreal Park
The Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday at Foreal Park. Mrs. W. F. Young, state organiser, speaks on closer relations between home and school. An evening features a bingo and a duet by Agnoa and Alfred Mayora of the Fisk Dal. S Hagaer to speak.
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Hg Foreal Park
Au Saglation
Garfiela
W. F. Young
Hone
Aghoo
Alo
Agnoa
Alfred Mayora
Fisk
Dal
Nira
Mie S Hagaer
QUATEEN YOUNG MEN GO TO CAMP AT MAYWOOD
Hundreds of relatives and friends gathered at Maywood Northwest on Saturday morning February 23 to bid farewell to the Forest Park youths answering the call to service. Maywood residents, schoolchildren, and Forest Park police were among those present. The following Forest Park boys made the quota: William Ahreda Beloit Avenue, Albert Bonin Rockford Avenue, Albert Foldtin Adatom Avenue, Walter Fledler Dunton Avenue, Martin Golerman Beloit Avenue, E C Heidgsbach Marengo Avenue, Emanuel Heraog Marengo Avenue, Harry Jennings Dunlop Avenue, Frederick Johnson Ferdinand Avenue, Will Korilla Degotti Avenue, Frank Michagle Thomas Avenue, Henric Strunk Elgin Avenue, George Schwaas Ferdinand Avenue, Louis Schule Marengo Avenue, Willan Schwass G W Martinia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
Forest Park
I. V. 1 .C. Unite of
Ferdinand Avesnus
Louis Schule
Marengo Avenue
Willan Schwass
GWG Wrantia
Celebrated Woman Will Speak Sunday At Ok Park Theatre
On Sunday March 3 the Birbian Relief Committee of America will present Mrs Stobart known as The Lady of the Black Horse. She led Serbian wartime medical efforts, was captured by Germans, and helped establish hospitals in Cherbourg and Kraujexatz Serbia. The talk, under Red Cross auspices, includes a singing group. admission is free.
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America
Mra
Clair Rhobart
Ok Park Theatre
Stobart
Hyingffeld Hoapital
Dlack Horse
Vin
Lomo
Balkan
Aix la-Chapelle
Cherbourg
Frurice Jand
Elvilian
Kraujexatz
Serbia
Montenegro
Albania
Berbiah
Singera
Village council faces rail gate safety concerns
At a Monday night meeting the Village Council discussed Metropolitan Gateman Station duties. Residents report gates on the West Side Railway stay lowered, with repeated requests needed for them to rise. Children are said to be asked to crouch near the tracks to cross safely. Authorities warn gates may fail to perform their function if conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropoli J ‘Stun West Side Railway Company
First Church of Christ Scientist holds weekly services in Maywood
The First Church of Christ Scientist of Maywood meets at Ma nonie Temple corner Becond avenue and Fifth avenue with Sunday morning worship at 10 45. am Wednesday evening services and Sunday school at 1 0 0 pm in room 108 South Fifth Avenue at 8 00 o clock.
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First Church OF Christ
Ot Maywood
Manonie Temple
Abeget
Fifth Avenue
Bouth
Fifth’ ‘Avenue
O'Dlock
Local Happenings and Community Notices in Forest Park
A vibrant roundup reports on a patriotic song pamphlet tied to Forest Park groups with proceeds benefiting the Forest Park Patriotic and Nellie Fund. It notes local obituaries including Mrs Schulz and infant Tom Hogan, church and club events, and upcoming fundraisers such as Ludien Night at Behwans hall and a Spring dance at Circle Lodge Temple with tickets 350 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Lodge Temple
Nolehtor
Teke
Forest
Parit
Mlap
Thian
Township offices sought in April election
The township vote on April 2 lists candidates for many offices. John G. Carson seeks reelection as supervisor, Fred Rammel Jr. for town clerk, Otto Garke Jr. and Willi Warnhot for assessor, and Alfred Papp for tax collector. Mrs Mary Mocher aged 45 died February 23 with funeral February 27 at Forest Home.
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Loblaws
Supyrviaor
Anmursaar
John G. Carson
Melrose Vari
Olle Hintze
Wedger
Alfred Papp
Mary Mocher
Troost, Avenue
Forest Home
Non-Partisan Town Caucus Formed In Forest Park Meeting
The Execute Committee of the Non Partisan Party of Galls Town Forest Park township met February 23 1919 to plan primaries and a convention. Primaries set for March 16 with 22 precincts, convention March 16 at Silia's Hall Forest Park. Women voters eligible. ballots white. penalties for cross‑party affiliation and indepdent candidacies outlined. Offices elected April 2 1918 include Town Supervisor Town Clerk Assessor Collector Highway Commissioner Justice of the Peace Attorney general term details given. (Signed) Lynch President Bannon Secretary. The Neighborhood set meets Friday afternoon.
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Proviso
Forest Park
Pracinéis
Wille
Siluia’s
Dinos
Lake and
1Th Avenue
Mefroud Park
Umnols
Cetymitteemi
Mantis
Rane Vilage
Trom
Dertad
Eiare
Delate
Lynch
Tobseph Bannon
Bsecretary
Saloon Licenses Revoked For Forest Park Meeting
At Forest Park meeting on Monday eight two saloonkeepers Exbwin Gaden of 7609 West Madison and C Grown of 7835 West Twelfth were cited for Sunday rush business on February 27. Investigation testimony and witnesses supported violations of closing laws. other saloonkeepers were found not guilty by the mayor and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Madison Street
C. Grown
Twelfth Street
Hix
Patriotic Association Will Resume Work Amid Garden Push
The Patriotic Association plans to resume work as government urges small towns and cities to boost home grown produce. Officials emphasize fruits vegetables and poultry products, noting potential doubling of production with local effort and reduced transport needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthy
Lerenss
Forest Park Methodists Secure New Minister
Forest Park Methodists announced a new minister as vacancy from the small church is filled by Row. Fy Milnes. Milnes, known for social settlement work and leadership of the National Indoor Game Association, will lead services on Sunday February 2 with a plan to erect a new pew church if weather permits.
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Churiey
Fy Milnes
Game Association
Rafe Guard Bhy
Milnes Mitchie
Bowlem Dance a Successful Affair at Berwera Hall
The Tawlers hosted a successful Bowlem Dance at Berwera Hall on Saturday evening. Attendance was good with two hundred and fifty people. The program featured thrées fox at one step and waltz as principal dances. The Avanne and Tolbseseg committees organized the event with members Moenars I Louisir Thompson John Chieborne W Hower BB H Mac Bethany William Schnedder contributing to the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwera Hall
Dundee
Cartoonists Work Will Boost Third Liberty Loan
The foremost cartoonists of the country will be used in the third Liberty Loan campaign. A booklet of cartoons will be distributed by millions and will consist only of drawings. Cartoons will be divided evenly between afternoon and morning papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Joan
Bonda
W.dully
Wil
Mil Hons
Forest Park Factory Site Proposed by B L Roca Co
Residents hear details of a planned B L Roca Company factory at the corner of Maylem Ave and Harrison Street aiming to expand cedar chests and furniture production. The project promises ornamental frontage, landscaping, and increased local revenues, with financing from area merchants and possible relocation from Chicago.
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Forest Park
BL Roca Company
Hin Ling
Abe
Maylem Ave
Harrison Treet
OT. Ry
Deovituna Haya
Dots Olen
Amatke
Emoll
Edward Rooa
Bagker Roos
Fajaliar
Abowla
Villagre
Incacapital
Gairo
Elgin Siles
Ely
Karnet Park
Visu
Washington birthday party for E O T M members and guests
A lively Washington themed gathering at Mr Scott's home on February 24 featured four E O T M members and guests. The event included playful mischief over Hoover era topics and a prize won by Mrs Peterman, with plans announced for the next meeting on March 7 at Mrs Peterman’s home. Attendees listed include Adams, Beati, Kelly, Kenny, Rolf, McNaughton, Peterman, and others. Dorothy Pustz helped celebrate a ninth birthday with Misses Hees and Jacoby acting as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Pebenery
Theo
Washington
Thshoxton
Abe
Mra. Peterman
Maddamee Adams
Mvars
Beati
Kaenly
Kelly
Kenny
Rolf
McNaughton
Peterman
Wools
Altersony
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Lincoln
Lesa Gasgar
Age Ara’ Fead i
Pean
Hiram
Dancie
Twachdr
Hegan
Sclb
Parent- Teacher Assn
Quateen
Madison
Wilbur D. Nesbit
Frederic L., Ryder
Ryder
Dolar Prize Which She Been Offered For Music To Mr. Nesbtt
Henry Vons
Aviation —Corpn
Ate
Albert
Vons
Hanna, Sehuls
Morant “Park
Madison Atrett
Schulz
Hier Hone
Rahn & Greht Amiby Lante
Dhe -Hospital
Bhat
Tomes Hogan
Mes J. Mogen
Ret
Surgical Chiigton
Mdege) pYery Puseday
Avery” Fel
Mira Bitean Rossrucker
August Rossrucker
Oak Park Hospital
Mra. J. Torgerson
Richert’s
Behwans Hall Gaden Jazeette
EB .J Hennings
Jacob Schwab
Wai, Ryan
FF Wilt
A. Martin
A. B. Winterrath
Advarting
the Review
Galls Town
Wit
Patriotic Association
Gordes Siyluion
Kurdet Mark Patriotic and Revert Association
Cotauugtly Gardens
Marly
Bowlem
Locate Factory
Dorothy
Pustz
Tia “Hees
Ana
Louiss Jacoby
Itus
Danddapg
Hoyteng
Helen @harpleya
Bilesa’ Leonard
Loretta Murray
Minine Agli
Prat Wisdeman
Catherine Conan
Laste
Sare
Maske
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