Forest Park Grade School Tournament Field Notes
Seventeen teams from ten suburban elementary schools enter forest park grade school tournament to be held March 15 16 07 and 18 at Grant White gym. Riverside and Chicago officials will referee. local schools supply scorers and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Grant-Wahite Gymnasium
Bellwood
Terkley Ha
Gross School
Bruwkfield
St Juhn’s
St Bernardines
Grant- White
Field-Stevenson
George A. Chott
Riverside
Otto Kuhn
Chicago
Minors
State High School Athletic Association
Grant-White
J. M. Grigsby
Field- Stevenson
Leroy Bergman
George ,Marousch
Steve Lentine
Roy Petrie
Donald Hurley
Walter Engersdorf
James Skarda
Robert Brossard
Edward Beauchamp
Ted DeLuca
John Banks
Walter Jonas
Ray Reimer
Ted Crawford
Salvator Calcagna
Clarence Hine
Glen Gadet
Sherwood Hamson
Herman Hess
Vernon Dimer
Edward Mahlof
Richard Radke
Anl Edwin Turner
Reform minister Kalbfleisch dies in Forest Park
Rev Frederick Kalbfleisch longtime pastor of First Evangelical Reformed Church of Crest Park Forest Park Chicago died Monday March 6 1939 after retirement last September at age. He was born in Baltimore December 1 186? attended Calvin College and Seminary graduating from both. He taught in St Louis and served churches in Stone Creek Ohio St Pauls in Indianapolis and Chicago before leading Forest Park church from 1900 to 1938. He is survived by two grandchildren and his daughter Mrs Margaret Spaeth of Evanston. Funeral was at the church and body sent to Louisville for interment.
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Frederick Kalhfleisch
First Evangelical Reformed Church of
Crest
Park
Margaret Spaeth
Pistot
Harvard Stret
Elgin Avenue
Louisville
Kentucky
Kalbfeiseh
Baltimore
Maryland
Calvin College
Calvin Theological Seminary
Plymouth
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Elizabeth Marcus
Margaret
Spaeth
Evanston
Carl
Kalbfleisch
Betty Spacth
Jean Kalbfleisch
Stone Creek
Ohio
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Hastings Street
Ashland Avenue
Forest Park
Wey
Harvard Street
Elgin and
Warlow
Kalbflesch
Twenter
Women’s Guild Prepares Play at White Auditorium
The Women’s Guild of the Methodist Church plans a production The Mill of the Gods for Friday March 24 at the White auditorium Tickets orderable from guild members or Mrs Brown 419 Elgin avenue Mrs Brown of Forest Park was elected president at the March meeting succeeding Mrs Nold who moves to New Orleans Vice president Mrs Glen Hiltis could not fill the vacancy due to illness The guild’s officers and members wish success for the year ahead.
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Te Womyen
Guild of
Thy Coor Notaity
Ehutely
Bec Intry
White Auditorium
Kerneth Crabbe
Mill of the Gods
Gill
Woo. Brown
Elgin Avenue
Woout Vrown
Forest Park
Women's Guild
Marcy
Brown
I Nuld
New Orlears
Glen Hiltos
Nold
Blessed Event For Dumrose Family
Mr and Mrs Harry Dumrose of 1037 Lathrop avenue welcome a girl born March 1 at Oak Park hospital both mother and child doing fine.
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Harry Dumrose
Lathrop Avenue
Oak Park Hospital
Heavies Grant faces VField Stevenson in Wednesday game
A 7 to 3 decision marked the Wednesday matchup as Heavies from Melrose Park clashed with VField Stevenson from Forest. Grant and Stevenson led their teams with key plays, shaping a tight contest and final score.
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Heavies- Grant
Melrose Park
Vfield-Stevenson
Forest Park
Boy Scouts Begin Drive For Money In April Campaign
A planning meeting led by Curt OL Krausser president of Maywood decided to launch a fundraising drive for the Proviso District Boy Scouts for the next year. The campaign will run in Forest Park Bellwood Broadview Melrose Park and Maywood with teams formed and publicity prepared. An active spring program starts with the Scout Leaders Course on March 20 followed by a broad schedule of activities to close the winter season.
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Miss Hack
Forest Park
Gross
Brookfield
John's
McKinley
Nellwood
St. Bernardine
Grant-White
n—Heaves
Gram-White
Roosevelt
Bellwood
Suninyside
Berkley
St Bernardine
Wilson
Curt OL Krausser
Maywood
Broadview
Melrose Park
Public Service Co. Electric Rates To Be Reduced
Reductions in electric rates for residential and commercial customers of Public Service Company of Northern Illinois announced by Illinois Commerce Commission Chairman James M. Slattery. Total annual savings about 1,140,000 dollars with two cuts. first April 1 affecting new stores, offices and small businesses. second phased through June affecting households and commercial customers. Officials emphasize lower costs, improved lighting standards, and support for air conditioning and modern window lighting while simplifying customer bills.
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Public Service Company
Northern
Iragis
James M. Slattery
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Tohul
Tritton
Whinois
Oltte
Burld
Tess
Aykar
Deer Forest
Che Carey
Blessed Wien's Baby Girl Sharon Dave Born
Mr and Mrs Brank J White of 7700 Acamns street announce the birth of a baby girl named Sharon Dave on February 28 The little girl is greeted by her brother William Fyne who will be three in Aguil and eagerly awaits bringing her home.
Dannenberg Oyster Stands Calcagno Is Demoted
Dannenberg was removed from the village payroll on March 7, 1939, after careful consideration. Village officials cite reliable information that during duties he maligned those who appointed him and made misleading statements harming the village. Mayor Chas Hussey states the action protects the village’s best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheasore Wannenberg
Dannenberg
Alfotes
Jr Club Women Feature Star in Society Style Show
A local note reports Mrs Mitten Brven hosting a society event with a fashion show led by a star of the Laiiat Manas club. The program highlights a bold display and guests are invited to attend at the Maren hotel. Call Furest 424 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Club
Laiiat Manas Club
Monteheys
Caf
Mitten Brven
Fir Jackson Wooler
Juliet Card
Marey
Maren
Liorathy
Cepres
Mrs Charlotte Reinecke Dies At Oak Park Hospital
Mrs Charlotte Reinecke died after a stroke at Oak Park Hospital. Born August 1, 1871, she lived in Oak Park and Forest Park, spending the last five years with her daughter Mrs Eckert. Services were held Wednesday at Zinnerman chapel with burial in Forest Home. She is survived by two daughters, Marie Eckert and Anna Wiesenthal, a son in law Henry, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Reinecke
Oak Park Hospital
Charlotte Remretes
Kushal Reiineke
Oak Park
Mes
Tedward A
Bokert
Reineece
Forest Park
Eckert
Webrnary
Zinnerman Chapel
Forest Hone
Mra
Mayor Hussey Defies Calcagno with Demotion Fight
A local political clash unfolds as Mayor Hussey demotes Ted Dannenberg, a water department collector, for alleged propaganda against the administration. Commissioner Calcagno vows to restore Dannenberg, fueling a council confrontation and ongoing campaign rhetoric ahead of the April election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Dannenberg
Ted
Pussey
Marshall ‘Quandt
Water Department
Calcagno
Dannenberg
Mr. Dannenberg
Wang Perfect
Villi
Winssey
Comminsinners Camp
Huxhold
Thompson Crything
Megget Blussey
Calcagnie Te Praaved
Cyleagan
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Kalhfleisch
Boy Scouts
Wien
Hussey
Chas Kt
Hussey, Mayure
Anders
Aleady
Colin