Local Parent Teacher Association Elects Officers at City Hall
In the Municipal Building council chamber elections named Dr. Fivanuy Smasstow as president and Mrs. J. Fletach as vice president. Lourne Waitershausen was chosen secretary and Ming Wieldhouse treasurer, with outgoing president Mrs. David Joworsky honored for service and presented a bouquet. Also reported were annual notes on finances and club activities, including a spring Alpha Omega dance at Oak Park Odd Fellows Hall, praised for its elegance and community response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Dey
Fivanuy Smasstow
J. Fletach
Lourne Waitershausen
Ming Wieldhouse
David Joworsky
Lyr
Cliern
Hervicus An Touder
George Marley
Afra
Prinelan Browns
Beatrice Heager
Anoual Spring
Oak Park
Odd Fellows
Alpha Quega Neta
A. C. DB
Lukas
Eighth Birthday Party for Mia Edlen Schults
A happy birthday party was held at Mia Edlen Schults's home at 16 Luthroy Avenue on Saturday afternoon. Guests included Loraine Ross, Dorothy Jacknow, Lucile McElroy, Bernice English, and others. Despite rain, attendees enjoyed games, prizes, and cake with cocoa and ice cream, while anticipation of another party soon lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Edlen Schults
Luthroy Avenue
Nooner
Loraine Ross
Dorothy Jacknow
Lucile McElroy
Bernice English
Jeanette Heed
Vertinas Malcolm
Renalle Glos
Gertrude Quitoh
Frances Schwartz
Kenneth Strunk
Teddy Aly
Bernice Strunk
Hulon
Fleming In California
Pete Fleming a stress cer conduct or on the Mudia on Chicago avenue lines for the past thirty years sends his regards to Forest Park via The Review. Mr Fleming for bachelor and only vacation trips invariably promised to bring home a bride. Thus far he has disappointed his friends claiming he can fool no one fair enough to be placed upon this exalted pedestal. On his card to The Review he states, Am in Oakland Cal on a Pleasure trip still looking for some one. DASH. Lank of a pace to tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Fleming
Mudia
Chicago Avenue
Forest Park
Mr. Fleming
Oakland
Cal
Dash
Grand May party dance at Forest Park Ball Room
Manager Paul Heins rushes to ready the Povert Park Ball Room for the Grand May party dance on Saturday night May 10. Forest Park Boys Band, led by Kamke, plans lively music, with an electric counter prize for the lucky ticket holder, benefiting the town boys’ band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Heins
Povert Park
the Forest, Park Boys
Kamke
Museuny
Kame
Forest Park
Imalay Don
Sixty Years Married Major and Anra Garrigus Celebrate
Major Garrigus aged 85 and Mrs Garrigus aged 80 of 1014 Ferdinand avenue will observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday May 11. Married in Bacon, IL, they moved to Chicago in 1872 and later settled in Morest Park. He is a former sergeant at Old Glory Post No 704 G A U, she a longtime member of Western Avenue Methodist church. He plans to speak to Robert L Stavenson school on May 20, sharing Civil War memories.
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Major
Anra
Garrigua
Ferdinand Avenue
Hey
Bacon
Chicago
Ualeago
Wntl
Morest Park
Major Garrigus la
Soumynder
Old Glory
G. A. Ut
Garrigus
Western Avenue Methodist Church
Wriptor
Abe Lincoitt
Major Corr Gus
Robert L. Staventon
Presbyterian Revival at Proneur Church May 6 8
Week of devotional meetings to be held at Proneur Presbyterian Church from Monday May 6 to Friday May 8 at 8 PM with Dr John M Vander Maallen of Oak Park Pres byterian in the pulpit except Wednesday evening Frank Smith to lead on onset day currently at Great Lakes Naval Training Station also notes a separate school board bid invitation for Franklin County map coal and Pocahontas Smokeleef Mine Run Coal delivery July 16 1919 with bids due June 2 1919 at 7 PM sealed with 10 percent bid guarantee by order of the Board of Education Hara secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proneur Presbyterian Church
John M. Vander Maallen
1St Presbyterian Church
Oak Park
Vander Muellén
Frank Smith
Joliet
Great Lakes
Naval Training Station
Board of Education
Poreat Park
Minoia
Franklin County
Pocahontas Smokeleef Mine
Wald Dale
H. Hara
Virgin Widow at Imperial theater in new pastic play
George M. Gutta presents The Virgin Widow at the Imperial for the week starting Sunday matinee. The production promises a fresh angle on the eternal triangle with thrilling punch and kick. Virginia Perry leads as the heroine and also authored the play.
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the Imperial
George M. Gutta
Imperial Theatre
Virginia Perry
Surprise Party For Dorothy Huenger Held May 1919
A surprise party occurred Saturday evening in May 1919 at Dor othy Huenger’s home. Guests included Claude Bacher Grace School Irvin Sakata Ambrone Olohefaky Adeline Jahnke Charles Dreschler Evelyn Nelson Harry Musler Caroline Hoyer Lawrence Krump Florance Ginter Mattie Krump Grage Carpenter Wilbert Gold Olive Losee Joe Mueller Dorothy Busnger Raymond Langlepan Smith. The attendees enjoyed the gathering and Grace Bohee and Charles Dreachler won prizes for guessing the amount of bone ina dar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Huenger
Ord
Dorothy Busnger
Raymond Langlepan Smith
Questa
Masiven
Grace Bohee
Charles Dreachler
Prise
Boane
Ina Dar
School Notes from Stevenson School Change and Visits
Notes report transfers from St. Lons and Chicago schools, several pupils absent due to measles, and plans to enhance spring charts with room drawings. Visitors Elizabeth Davide and Loretta Sullivan attended last Friday as part of cross-building exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Pupilia
Comradite
Mite Elizaleth Davide
Yeveler
Eugene Field School
Scott School of Chicago
Loretta Sullivan
Mise Hayes
Tong
Walter Binder
Edward Hina
Lawrence McNeill
Mina Gleeson
Loraine Vanek
Robert Hanneman
Michael Cutcagno
Daisy Dewey
Wilin Pauske
Joe Bonul
Grace Krem
Elmer Miller
Marie Osenberg
Pearl Catanzaro
Etienne O’brien
Willie
Woeltje
Henrietta Beaucatre
John Miller
Gilbert Minet
Lillian Minch
Joseph Zander
Ausgrate Metkger
Helen Benticas
Lilian Retchardt
Grant School Chooses Motto Colors And Pins
The Tuesday committees adopted the motto Peeda Not Words and chose silver gray and old rose as colors. Sowers will be pink sweet peas, with a small triangular pin bearing raised letters. The ribbon is twelve inches, top fixed into a bow. Grace Brown entered 61st grade, Harold Shirtlaus left school, graduation work progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brown
Breyerson School
Harold Shirtlaus
Garfield School Notes and Game Result Summary
Garfield School pupils Budway and Oluchefake return to class while Reh belng and Hasler miss lessons. Garfield defeats Grant II 23 22 in a close match, aiming for the championship as they lead the series four games to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gvorgs Budway
Buffalo
New York
Harriet Oluchefake
George Rehbelng
William Wollenshinger
G& A
Myrtle Wollenshinger
Florence
Hasler
Carl Quant
Garfeld
Eugene Field Tigers Team Notes and Student Updates
Editors Keeft and Jorgenson report on color changes for the three graduating classes, a return of Margaret Cerny after diphtheria, and a brief on Eugene Field Tigers official games. The team lost to Rainbow Tigers by forfeit in the fifth inning, beat 6H 15 to 3, and draw players from 6H rooms.
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Matto
Margaret Cerny
Margaret
Viola Rosario
Eugene Field Tigers
Rainbow Tigers
Charvat
Rainbows
Exalted Ruler Rules Against Ladies in Oak Park Lodge
In Forest Park and Oak Park, Billy Riets elected exalted ruler of the B P O Wks Oak Park Lodge. A Ladies auxiliary exists. debate centers on gender roles as members challenge tradition and seek balance in the club. Riets, a widower, addresses concerns from both sides at 404 Marion Street Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy” Riets
Forest Park
Oak Park
B. P. O. Wks
Oak Park Lodge
Forest Parkers
Elke
Billy
Aincy Gilly
Mt Bla
Rlete
Papa Elks
Marion Street
Osk Park
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Consolation
We express gratitude to friends for kind expressions of sympathy and moral offerings. Thanks to Rev. Wagner for consoling words and to Prof. Kammath and his pupil for the singing. Signatures from Mrs. G. Bamuel and family during our bereavement.
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Wagner
Kamm
G. Bamuel
Kamily
Community Liberty Loan Rally in Forest Park
The Liberty Loan committee of Forest Park calls residents to join an outdoor meeting this Saturday night at 8:00. Attendees should assemble at the Forest Park Review office by 7:30 and march to the corner of Mailoon Street and Hannah Avenue for a community service led event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatriotic Berwich League
Hervica League
Liberty Loan Committee of Forest
Park
Mailoon Atreet
Hannah Avenue
Forest Park
Forest Park League Girls Host Evening Event For Bond Drive
League girls invited to wear league head dress for a meeting at Forest Park aimed at supporting Victory Bonds. Hon. William Forkall to speak, crowd expected, homemade cakes and candles for a word form. Details via Miss Ethel Trimble. chaperones listed. committee notes include a community program at Community Club House May 2 with a stereoptical bird lecture by Slyents and performances by Miss C. Davis and Myrtle Heileman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreas
Forest Park
William Forkall
Sn Wall
Patriotic Service League
Slyents
Audubon Society
Miss C. Davis
Gladys Terrel
Myrtle Heileman
Mina Elfreda Bockelman
A. Heileman
Katherlon Schuster
He Testa
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Fleming
California
Grant School
James Bott
Milton Chalifour
Anniatant
Garfield School
Eugene Field
Edward Keeft
George Jorgenson
Ebles Exalted Ruler
Provigo High School
Ethel Trimble
Fort Sheridan
Hddh HeWenan
Forest Park Meylen
Olare Hosler
Wdith Helleman
Jos, Kozick
William Terrell
W. Young
Chim Wip
Jorler
Arousement Park
Hxoel
Bisoull
Madison Street
Foro Park
Angora
Hastoves
Madlaens
Morent Park
Madison
Alex Nasse
Kigin Ave
Moyer
Morkurt Ct
Forest Lark
Lierly Ok
Forest Mark
Wilcox Street
Porent Park
Bungulo
Jalso
Elettrie
Phoun
Olto
Addrean X
Heviow
Dex
Styleplus Clothes
Madison St
Bes
Diy
Servion
S. Boulevard
Austin Avenue
Simnjires
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