Village swears in new board amid gifts and praise
In a Monday April 24 ceremony, the newly elected village officials took oath and received bouquets from supporters. Mayor Kaul pledged better service, while Commissioners Kletsch, Herman Iain, and O. Michaluky thanked voters and promised focused work. Gifts from various groups honored the retiring board and new leaders.
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Regina
Byard
Mayur Kaul
Elyen
Wilere ‘Dt
Mingaloner Ddvenn
Agd Expresso
Blur
Gomnlegjoner
Henry
Ieek
Altice
Anybig
Toy
Paul Will
Commingloner Kletsch
Price
Cirins' Party
Herman Iain
Erval
Sapachy
Wwe
Oltwehs Party
Bor
Ert Park
Waldemar Zutz Piano Recital at Nakama Hall Oak Park May 23
Waldemar Zutz and pupils present an Ofth concert at Nakama hall Oak Park on a Friday evening in May with a list of participant artists including Marvel Hagg Kina Heinze Gen Betold Dorothy Bains Katherine Tower Sarah Sosnik Cair Backus Edna Micholeky Arthur Lugker Myrtle Olson Heathice Denger Clara Thompson Amny Bergener Merle Grondahl Harry Spanik Ethel Brehm Madeline Boddy Lilian Wandry Mrs Jesse Frayer and Prof Zatz.
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Waldemar Zule
Nakama Hall
Oak Park
Marvel Hagg
Kina Heinze
Gen Betold
Dorothy Bains
Katherine Tower
Sarah Sosnik
Cair Backus
Edna Micholeky
Arthur Lugker
Myrtle Olson
Heathice Denger
Clara ‘Thompson
Amny Bergener
Merle Grondahl
Harry Spanik
Ethel Brehm
Madeline Boddy
Lilian Wandry
Jesse’ Frayer
Prof
Zatz
Mystic Ten Meeting Hosts Bunco Evening at Vine Street
Mystic Tea club gathered at Mrs. Ernest Rieck home 183 Vine street on April 24 with Bunco and refreshments. Prize winners were Mesdames Josephine Carne F Blatter and L Dan nenburg. Next meeting slated at Mrs Gints ter 620 Deloit street on May 8. Mrs Waller Bill, a Mystic Ten member, was wag ed at the last meeting on an extended visit with relatives in Elyria Ohio.
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Mystic
Ernest Rieck
Vine Street
Bunco
Josephine Carne
F. Blatter
L. Dannenburg
Thin Club
Mra
Gints
Ter
Deloit Street
Waller Bill
Myatic
Elyria
Ohio
Memorial services for Our Boya in Madison-Cirels theater
Memorial services will be held Sunday afternoon in Forest Park at the Madison-Cirels theater under the Patriotic Community League. The program includes tributes to their memory, with Mr. Outterrichar coordinating the event as the theater hosts a dedicatory afternoon. The same day, the Barent Park Parent-Teacher Association plans its annual election during a May gathering at Municipal Hall, with a report on the movie bedent to be given.
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Madison-Cirels
Tha
Patriotic Community League of
Forest Park
Porest’ Park
Oowterrichar
Parent.teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association of
Barent Park
Gallaing
Offcore
E:ite
Adu Businsws
Colling Atood
Tide
Beuidtes Belug
Oak Park Tron & Sayings Bank
Thei
Chicago Coal Merchants’ ‘Association
Kio
Jong
Golling
King
Retiring Forest Park Commissioner Reflects On Service
The retiring official thanks villagers, praises Good Government Party reforms, and offers to aid his successor. He recalls two years of dedicated service to the Water and Light Department, decries prior issues, and expresses hope for harmonious Board work while acknowledging the voters’ decision to elect others. He credits reforms for cleaning up Forest Park and improving taxpayer value.
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Dio
Steck
Armeticu Donuttes
Mletach
Oro
Buneo
Bune
Jengud
Toms Fove
Frisnila
Coumbwioner
Hann
Ike de
Fletach
Library Board
Citheos
Lotimele
An. Wendt
Noms
Cmy
Good Government Club
Commidsionar
Accounta
Canrius Michinsky
A. W. Wendt
Forest Park Wan
Huird
Board of Commissioners
Water and Light Department
Uoon
Mosest Park
Good Government Party
Tibia
Good Government
Forest Park
Byamesa
Ladies Aid Meeting at Pioneer Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid of the Pioneer Presbyterian Church will hold a special all day meeting at the church on Wednesday May 5. Workers bring their own lunches and coffee is prepared at the church. Visitors are welcome.
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Pioneerresbyterian Church
Walconte
May Dance by Piatigenlochen Gilde Harlem No 48
The Piatigenlochen Gilde Harlem No 48 hosts a May Danse on Saturday evening May 10 1919 at Berges Deapleines and Madlegg Bt Forest Park starting 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Personal notices and local updates from Oak Park area
Mire. John Torgerson seeks an operation next week at Robert Burns hospital for gall stones after illness. Mrs. Evelyn Bitte spends four weeks in Cedar Rapids Michigan with her family and cannot return due to severe tonsillitis. Lieut. Col. Ed Bitte, with the 83rd division, sailed from Brest May 1 and expects to reach around May 16. Alex Nase of Chicago opens Utility Hattery Service Station at 7206 Madison Street with full plumbing and electrical work. Charles Gulardi, Oak Park fruit and vegetable store owner, recovering from operation Wednesday morning. Mrs. Florence Wilder called from Hammond, Indiana on Sunday April 20 for daughter's sake. Mrs. Wilder left Forest Park for news of family. Mrs. Willig Terrell visits Sandwich and recalls old school friend. Daul J. Witt, village clerk, shows off a new Franklin bicycle. Av Buu, longtime resident of Forest Park, moves to Rock Island next week. George Katter returns from New York trip. Mrs Livette Monich ill and unable to attend village council ceremony where Dr John Fletuch presided. Mrs Ai ta Mover out sick part of the week. Soldier canteen duties at Sted Cross Friday overworked. Ernest Ricch, former Harlem State Savings cashier, leaves banking to pursue real estate and insurance. Address him at 149 Elgin Avenue, phone 9998-R.
Obituary for Cyrus Colling and related notices in Forest Park
An obituary memorializes Cyrus C Colling of 287 Keyntune Avenue Silver Forest along with tributes from colleagues and family. The notice details his life, career in banking and education, and community service in Oak Park, River Forest, and Forest Park, ending with interment at Mt. Carmel and other memorials. Also included are death notices for Charles Milchhoofer and extended family notes from River Forest and Forest Park communities.
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Cyrus Cass Colling
Cyrus Cuds Collins
Poe
Keyntune Evenue
Silver Forest
Mir
Callina Won
Morris
Leldy
Samuel
Baccla Annx Collins
Prank A
Gotllis
Mulntiad
Aim
Nomnel Brotiard
Fairbury
Neb
Mary , Murray
Uh Cago
Tete Tete Club Meeting At Lothrop Avenue Home
The Tete Tete club met Monday evening April 27 at Milas Anmi Trtevchke's home on Lothrop avenue. Members spent hours making prizes for an upcoming public dance party and, at the close, the hostess served guests with taftesh monte.
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Tete Tete Club
Milas Anmi Trtevchke
Lothrop Avenue
Bopas
Segglon
Hostega
Tafteshmonte
Little Lucille's Seventh Birthday Party at Batumiay
Little Lucille momkey celebrated her seventh birthday after noon on April 26 at Batumiay with twelve little girls as guests. Games were played and prizes won by Gertrude Brown Odele Dammaani and Lorraine Rose. A delicious lunch was served. Guests included Lon Jae Burgess Borales Schultz Rendelle Glows Verneas Malcome Lorraine Rowe Helen Sabuls Gertrude Brown Adeline Schaln Odele Damian Ethel Schole and Lacien McEinoy.
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Litte
Lucille Momkey
Batumiay
Prises
Gertrude Brown
Odele Damian
Ethel Schole
Lacien McEinoy
Mount Feters Lutheran Joy Annual Meeting Announcement
The Mount Feters Lutheran Church on Haunah Avenue and Alana Street announces its Joy annual meeting on Sunday May 4. The event welcomes all ages and features a talk by Dr. John Seibert of Chicago. Speaker Dr Halbert is described as an interesting guest, urging attendance.
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AWN Aasociauol
Mt. Feters
William H Murdoch 18 Home From War Service
William H Murdoch, 18, arrives home from war service abroad to join his wife and two children at 1448 Highn avenue Forest Park. He served with the Yankee Division noted for bravery with nearly 7,000 cited and 1,000 Croix de Guerre honorees. He praises General Edwards and looks forward to making Forest Park his home.
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William
Murdock
F. Alurdock
Highn Avenue
Towortal
Y. D
Edwards
Bols Brule
Heiehe Prey
Xivray-Murvoluig
Republic
C. I. Edwards
Keller and Ernst Elected to School Board Posts
In a village council meeting at the Harheld school, Keller and Ernst were sworn in as new members of the school board. They were chosen with Citizens party support, presented with flags, and will work with Burgis, Dywmaoy, and Blough as holdovers. The board faces teacher shortages and budget pressures, but promises diligent efforts and prudent decisions for the town's schools.
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Waljo
Cuunell
Uarheld School
Georga Keller
Willian
Pheay Wa
Citizens ‘Party
Clarence Howler
Pewteria
J. Miale
Burgis
Martin Dywmaoy
Luxe
Missionary Romance Play at First M. B. Church
Robertson Mary will present a missionary romance titled Missionary Romance at the First M. B. Church. The revue is directed by Miss Blair Zander and staged in the chapel on Thursday evening at 7 45 p m. The play spans three acts and is offered at a charge of two cents for admission.
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Robertson Mary
South Africa
Blur Wace Zander
Abbo Ciated Charities Donation Request in Forest Park
The Association of Forest Park residents seeks a $29 cancellation to Mrs C Brus at Circle Avenue for a laundry store donation. They also thank the local Red Cross for sewing machines presented.
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Forest Park
Circle Avenue
Jocal Red Cross
Decorations Spoiled Surprise Party At Adams Street
Twelve friends planned a surprise anniversary party for Mtv. Jobo Depjole at 7601 Adams Street on Saturday April 28 but paper hangers failed to finish and spoiled the setting. They hope for better luck next time. Thanksgiving Circle of the Ming's Daughter will meet May 6 at 2 pm at the hotel of Bre oregular 010 Thomag agende. Mrs. Olave, Secretary.
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Mtv
Jobo Depjole
Adams Street
Baturdsy
Bett
Hotal
Bre
Oregular
Thomag Agende
Tusaday
Vinitgra
Olbave
Welcome Home Celebration Omission Noted at Club House Speech
An omitted paragraph from the Welcome Home Celebration report references Mayor Raul delivering a brief welcoming address at the club house after the banquet. The Mayor attended by special invitation and spoke warmly as the men enjoyed the evening.
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Ofaech
Our Hoya
Raul
Javileuon
BOVE PLAY BASEBALL Op Friday 38h team defeats seventh graders
A seventh grade vs eighth grade baseball game ends 31 to in favor of the eighth grade team. Lineup includes W. Kruager C F A Bamual F F G Youse A A Bathie J Auer A Bels J Ringho fer R and H. Greveen.
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Bove
Joba
Nohool
W. Kruager
C.F. A. Bamual
F. F
G. Youse
A. A Bathie
J. Auer
A. Bels
J. Ringhofer
H. Greveen
Bunco Party at Moore Home Hosts Village Event
A local bunco party advertised at the Moore Home located at 7446 Maizon Street. The notice lists admission at 96 rent and mentions the Almira Damangher as the organizer with details unclear due to damaged text. The event is scheduled for a Wednesday evening at the Moose Home venue.
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Moore
Almira Damangher
Bunco
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Ed Bitte
Brest
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Alex Nase
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Harlem State Savings Bank
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Mte
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Arthur
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Wiillow
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