Social Activities Grant choot Mothers Club
The program featured performances and readings led by Miss Walker, Mrs. Maden dorp and other club members. Guests included Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Heegan. a luncheon followed. upcoming events mention a juvenile party and a May dance with Henderson's Orchestra at Forest Park Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Choot Mothers Club
Milas Tobin
Oddart
Palatet Nodwood
Miss Tubin
Itubinetein
Len Cline Steindauf
Mr. Schuler
Playrounds
Henderson
Wil
New Forest Park Maannie Temple
Infant Daughter Baptized in Local church ceremony
An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Hignuel Moatped was baptized Sunday at 8. The event was conducted by Marcus Wax ner Rae, who will call the child Olga. Sponsors were Mea and Mea 2 ler, kvag, aunt and uncle of the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hignuel Moatped
Lapized
Somtay
Marcus Waxner Rae
Eatelfe
Olga
Spaensora
Meo
Kvag
Unelo
Party for Hospital Bonet at Park Hospital
A card party hosted by the Women's Auxiliary of Park hospital will be held at 1K GC, Sevilla avenue and Jackson boulevard on May 1. Mrs. Charles Husch ey of Forest Park oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Bonet
Quk Park Hospital
Sevilla Avenue
Jackson Boulavard
May Fl
Charles Huschey
Forest Park
Community fundraising games and dances organized locally
Mrs JotM Wood and Mrs Keperte plan a large event with aid from American Order Sons of St George lodges. Card games, bingo, and bridge begin at 2 30 for prizes. An annual public dance by St George lodge 347 at Mason Temple Oak Park is set for May 10, with a banco party at the American Legion hall on May 2 hosted by Columbia Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jotm Wood
Keperte
Bone
St. George
Sona of
Honea retires as president of local women's club
The article notes the retirement of Mrs Antoinette MecElroy as club president and honors several longtime officers including Mrs Mary Licht who was elected to succeed Mrs Dvorak. It praises past year leadership, program chair Margeret Blatter, and highlights young member Miss Ewing and support from the American Red Cross Chicago chapter. The piece emphasizes ongoing club work and community outreach through church and welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oilica
Antoinette MecElroy
Mary Licht
Mra. Dvorak
Mie Licht
Margaret Blatter
Lehairman
Mia
Utter Hin
oMeers
Thoss
Thei
Milas Ether Ewing
SAP Elfreda
Ewing
Estelle Weltinno
Ted Cross
Chicago
Leah
Church Landen
Playgrounds talk spurs early voting and club plans
Met Cross speakers urge women to vote on Tuesday as civic playgrounds project moves to election. Following the meeting, attendees enjoyed cake and coffee. next gathering Friday May 8 features business session and program arranged by Eleanor Cunningham with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Meadaues
Helen Kunyun
Adelaide Schrieber
Emmaa Schulz
Helen Behuttz
Lian Schuster
Clary Selwider
Martha Seegers
Ella Sharpless
Ethel Sulth
Lucy Terreth
Lotie ‘Thompson
Will
Uy Progen
Eiletton
Mra
Eleanor Cunningham
Hosteanes
Loye Meadanen
Anim Tiefentha
Melon Trofke
Dara van Dyke
Loulan
Gincent
Loutee Whalen
St Pauls Lutheran holds third annual confirmation reunion
The third annual reunion for all St Pauls Lutheran church confirmation classes will be Sunday evening at 6. Rev Co Reinbold of Trinity Lutheran Chicago will speak. Music by the choir and a run set by Meg Loutze Wal terhousen. The class of 1847 was confirmed at the church. Members from Chicago and other towns will attend. Rev A J Wenninger will lead the service and give a short address. More attendees are expected than in previous reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R O'Vlock
Co. Reinbold
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chicago
Meg Loutze Walterhousen
Fred Smith
Montana Avenue
Aad Hatcham
Ita
Ica
A. J. Wenninger
Autulde
Personal updates from the Thompson avenue area
Personal items report A M Thompson of 540 Thomas Avenue confined for two weeks with a serious ailment. William Hechter named resident manager for new Automobile Club operations with J L Brannon Co, plus maps and road info for tourists. Leach and Wily open Central Garage at Marlemagne and Central Street offering towing reframing overhaul and more. John William Hoppes of Forest Park suspends Concordia College studies due to eye condition and plans to travel to New Berlin Wisconsin before returning in fall. Mr Schwab of O Lagiavenan Ouro returns from three weeks in Miami Florida, plans winter stay and investments, no fishing stories but notes many fish seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach and
Wily
Marlemag Nue
Central Street
Wilteeyte
Barcrougha
Forest Park
John William Hoppes
John Hoppes
Concordia College
New Berlin
Winconsin
John Schwab
Lagiavenan Ouro
Miami
Florida
Schwab
Fragmentary travel note hints at Florida winter stay
The readable text describes fruit and orange prices and abundant vegetables during winter in Florida. It mentions visitors from town and long stay expectations, with hopes it may not be the last trip. Names and locations are partially garbled but indicate a winter scene and comparing climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Big Firemen’s Dance Expected May 24 at Park Ballroom
Notice notes a large attendance planned for a Firemen's Ball fundraiser on May 24 at Forest Park Fire Department. Proceeds support the department. event details and attendees are highlighted in the community notice.
Gharle Grim Family Return to Forest Park
Chaortea Grim and family, long residents of Bfidm Florida, return to Forest Park for the summer. Mr Grim, active in Florida contract building, plans a Bpaniah style bungalow in Austin for an Austin client with a Miami home. Mrs Grim travels by train and others arrived separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GHARLE@ GRIM
Forest Park
Chaortea Grin
Bfidm
Florida
Nove
Forest Parke
Grito
Fin Mine
Washington
Miamo
Grim family ties to Florida trip described
The text notes that Mr. Grim was building in Florida and identifies Grim as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ernst of Forest Park who spent the winter there and returned home by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim
Florida
Are, Grim
Albert Ernst
Forest Tark
Boys on Long Journey Stop at Police Station
Two young boys aged about two years each, walking from New York to Guiaha, arrived at the police station Thurday night seeking aid. They gave false names, promised to start early, and were taken in for breakfast. They travel constantly for money to eat, sleeping rough and hoping to work along the way. Police record their names and addresses for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
New York
Guiaha
Jedgiog
Welsamen
Thurwen
Butom
Imertian
Hhew
Atahe
Mall
Lombard
Ganuha
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Lourie Lynch
Hagnah Avenue
Wermenday
Bunca
Mra. L. Zimmerman
F. Heegan
Hine
Mr Block
Beas Nelaon
Baywood
Juvenna Party
Mise Olora Thupaon
Thomon Avenua
Pont
Phaylog
Bunco
Mises Corie Morton
Marjorie Stead
Heley White
Mlaa
Evelyn Nelson
the Menfer
Barejecle Btead
Mieren Bernice Wels
Helen White
Ina- Belle Btrattun
Maywood
Misa Margaret Pritchard
One Park
Ming Reyloh Rehuliz
Misa Bernice Wels
Mise Kramt
Ming Betty Krompf
Circle Avenue
Etudert
Gregg Institute
Relington Typewriting Company
Moxa Kreful
T. Golding
Mina Adelaide B. Haothex
Irege
Hemington Typewriter
Willum Sotinilde
Harlem Avenue
Debus
Megert
Carton
Flelacher
Mra Moock
McPherson
Mya. Prank Sehmidt
Mra. Koester
Alx
Amnen
Mra. Rohde
Kap Deloit Nyenine
Ann Eekin
Mes
Irie Peving
Imviedarob
RE Aina
Rote
Alaanhen
Cyilhfornia
King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
Thesday
Watson
Thomas Avenue
Poolend
Flew
Honea
Woman's Club
ST. Paul's Lutheran
Haberdashery
Masonic Temple
Madison St
Forest Park, NL
T. P. Leonard
Madison Street
Forest Park, Illinois
A.M. Thompson
Meer
William Hechter
Automobile Club
J. L. Brannon Co
Vores Mirk
Borest Park
Tepeertniene
H. A. Elliott and
R. T. McWhinnie
Childrens's Free Clinic
Tees
Thurs
Lande Bros
Forest Park, Ill
Madame
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