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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1938

Page

2

Garden Club Elect Officers at Forest Park Meeting

Garden Club of Forest Park will elect officers in a May meeting at Mrs. H. J. Meyer’s home 7506 Madison Street. Mrs. Henry Pitt and Mrs. William Werninghan assist. Mrs. W. Meyer will present timely garden tips. Mail entries for the Ground Improvement Contest to Mrs. W. J. Harden, 1017 Nanak Avenue, by May 20.

Amin Order of Business den Club Forest Park H. J. Meyer Madison Street Henry Pitt Wiliam Werninghan Wo. Meyer Mamé W. J. Harden Nanak Avenue

Let It Out Tailor Opens Up On Puzzling Fit

A man asks a friend to let out a tight dress suit. The friend, a part time tailor, admits he has already let the suit out to four men and says the result is better than expected.

Pye Wile

Henry Ford and trade talk mix with city notes in New York

A fragmented column discusses Henry Ford and his remarks in New York after a Washington meeting, mixed with local items from River Forest Oak Park and Chicago. It covers exports and imports rankings for 1947, profiles of public figures, party politics, and the push for Illinois municipalities to adopt Council-Manager government.

Henry Ford New York Washington Illinois Council Manager Conference of Chicago Norner Illinois

Knorkers Klub Announces Seventh Annual Spring Dance

The Knorkers Klub invites friends, merchants, and patrons to its seventh annual Spring Dance at Bellwood Men at 27th and Washington, starting 8:40 p.m. The club thanks supporters for helping make it the biggest event yet.

Knorkers Klub Bellwood Washington Klub

Klub Dance Since 1934 Features Hess Orchestra

A Klub dance event with Kurtic Hess and his Orchestra to entertain in the western suburbs. Refreshments and sandwiches available in the foyer. Tickets priced at forty cents, wardrobe free. Don’t forget to attend.

Klub Kurtic Hess

Elsie Tonkins Millinery Relocates To Madison Street

Elsie Tonkin leases the former Black’s Pharmacy location at Circle Avenue and Madison Street, moving her millinery shop from 7442 Madison Street. Grand opening set for Saturday May 7 offering new millinery at low prices. Tonkin and assistant Lillian Schubert bring Chicago and Lake Marion district experience to serve the Madison Street customers. The store space is being upgraded and praised as an ideal asset to the area.

Elsie Tonkin Circle Avenue Mirdison Street Black's Madison Street Tonkitt Lillian Schubert Dave Chicago Lake Marion Forest Park

Cosmetic theft taunts a maid's sly reply

A comic exchange centers on complexion upkeep when Miss Cayene jokes that maids steal half her beauty. The playful remark attributes the loss to her household staff, framing a lighthearted domestic gag.

Miss Cayene

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