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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1928

Page

2

River Forest club holds first big crowd meeting

River Forest Sunday Evening club drew seven hundred at the Presbyterian church for the first meeting led by Max Berns. Lorado Taft spoke on the club idea as funds surpassed a thousand dollars toward next winter programs, with committees named and pledges collected to support activities.

River Forest Ward of Mouth Presbyterian Church Lorada Talt Uolare Max Berna Sunday Evening Club Ruth Broughton Thomas x Canty St. Lukes Church Iey Water Hitler Christmas Church River Forest Women's Club Wheich Wm. H. Marbach First Presbyterian Church W. Wronk McClure Wilmette Wer Berns Irving Putnut M. E. Church

Harvey R. Dow Recovers Auto Stolen at Night

Prairie State bank president Harvey R. Dow of Oak Bark wakes at 2 4 o'clock to learn his Studebaker President was stolen and is now in custody after speeding through Melrose Park. Juvenile suspect Jerald Glazier, 16 to 18, described as a bum, was taken into custody following the incident.

Harvey Dow Maniacavenue Prairie State Bank Oak Bark Melrose Park Studebaker Crear Melrose Fark Mr. Dow Melrose Pack Station Jerald Glazier South 20Th Avenue Young Glazier St. Charles

Juvenile thief nabbed after midnight car theft attempt

A youth speeding along Lake Street in Mel vote Park at about 2 am was stopped by police. The car contained gas and oil and was allegedly to be driven into Iowa to sell. He gave a rambling tale of possession before River Forest police took him to the juvenile court.

Lake Street Melvote Park Iowa Cay River Forest Police

Caroline Ladwig obituary at age 72 in Forest Park

Mrs Caroline Ladwig died Sunday May 6 at age 72 after five years at 217 Aukland avenue. Funeral services were held from the late residence and St John Lutheran Forest Park with Rev Marcus Wagner officiating. Interment Concordia cemetery. Survived by six children six grandchildren two sisters and four grandchildren.

Caroline Ladwig Caroline Ladwig Aukland Avenue Christ Ladwig St. John's Lutheran Church Forest Park Marcus Wagner Menora Walter Grabel Arthur Thams Concordia Cemetery Ludwig Minnie Albert Witt Frank C. Pipenhagen William George H. Scharringhausen Henry

Women Sing at Opening of Sunday Club in River Forest

River Forest Women’s Club chorus of twenty six members performed a three piece program its director Mrs. George Lee Tenney led the initiative. The Sun day evening concert honored Max Herus and included pieces Waters of Babylon Lit Thine Eyes and Faith Hope and Love. Mrs. Tenney and Mrs. W H Clough received thanks from the organizer. Ruth Broughton accompanied the chorus after an organ prelude at 7:30.

River Forest Women's Club Chorus George Lee Tenney Clinton Glace Chicago Idgell Babylon Neidlinger Elijah Shelley Max Herus Sunday Evening Club Tenney W.H. Clough Schiffner W. B. Rittenhouse H. Surbenthal E.R. Carter W. H Clough W. V. Coleman A. E. Swing Ruth Broughinn John Broughton Keystone Avenue

Automobiles Collide on Streets of Village

Two accidents occurred on Lake street and near Harlen and Stone streets Sunday morning. Mrs G Lueder of Melrose Park in an Oldsmobile collided with P Fisher of Oak Park in a Hupmobile. Fisher was turning around in a block. Both cars severely damaged. No injuries reported in the other collision near Harlen and Stone.

G. Lueder Melrose Park P. ¥. Fisher Oak Park Lake Street Mr. Fisher Julius H. Bauch Chicago J. A. Henderson Harlen Stone Streets Loth ¢Ars Henderson

Former Chief Leaves Melrose Park for Narcotics Post

Roy C. Goss former Melrose Park police chief has resigned to return as a narcotics agent for the United States government. He previously led River Forest police and earlier headed Melrose Park’s force, earning an excellent record.

Roy C. Goss River Forest Melrose Park United States Mr. Goss Frank Lante

New Top for Flivver to Carry Stray Dogs

A contract was let to a leading Oak Park auto dealer to equip the old fiveer with a new top forty to be presentable when police go out gathering stray dogs after a cage is affixed to the rear post.

Oak Park

New Walks Laid Around Village Property

The village board ordered new curbside walks weeks ago and they have been laid around Park Avenue and Central. The narrow walk runs from the fire barn past the village hall to the new police station on Central, with a cement driveway laid in front of the fire station.

Village Board Park Avenue Central Park

Recreation Board Basketball Dinner

Forty persons attend the banquet this evening hosted by the River Forest Methodist church basketball teams. Coach Frank J. Winters, president of the Playground and Recreation board, will present trophies. After dinner short talks and stunts follow, with plans for a church baseball league and dinner prepared by church women.

River Forest Methodist Church Frank J. Winters Playground and Recreation Board of River Forest

Miss Helen Williams Selected as Girls Play Director

Miss Helen Williams a Chicago Normal School graduate in physical education has been secured by the River Forest Playground and Recreation board to assist A L Lyon. She will specialize in girls athletic activities storytelling and handcraft work and will supervise sandplays and storytelling for very small children three days a week with mothers chaperoning. Every Friday night will feature stunt height special summer activities include tennis tournaments and other contests.

Helen Williams Chicago Normal School River Forest Playground and Recreation Board A. L. Lyon

GriePa Effects Ored hallows hearts, ev

A fragmented report notes GriePa effects on local hearts as events unfold. The aging process appears to influence moods and social dynamics, with residents reflecting on changing emotions and community cohesion. Further details remain unread in the barely legible text.

River Forest Women to Host Spring Luncheon Guests

Frank H Shaw president of village and Judge Edgar A Jonas of the Court of Domestic Relations join Mrs B Langworth and Mrs Max A Berns as guests of honor at the River Forest Women’s club spring luncheon next Tuesday May 15 at Midwest Athletic club. About two dozen attendees are expected, with a music program from the Smith Spring Haimes Orchestral Quintet. Mrs Frank A Uldrich newly elected president. Mrs Harey L Alford chairs arrangements with Mrs W A Bowman assisting and Mesdames Edith L Beckerley E A Whiteway Roy Iverson among others.

Frank H. Shaw Edgar A. Jonas Court of Domestic Relations Mra B Langworth Woman’s City Club Max A. Berns Paat River Forest Woman's Club River Forest Women's Club Mid-west Athletic Club Trip Vielock Smith-Spring- Haimes Frank A. Uldrich Harey L. Alford W. A. Bowman Edith L. Beckerley E. A. Whiteway Roy Iverson

Sidewalks Proposed on West Side of Forest Avenue

Property owners on Forest Avenue between Vine and Madison urge installation of two sidewalks on the west side. They cite safety concerns and traffic volume, asking city officials to approve funding and begin construction at the earliest feasible date.

Porest Avenue Vine and Madison

Street Paving Debate Prompts Vine Street Contact

Residents debate immediate paving on Vine street where no paving exists while other streets receive cinders. Some property owners push for swift action, others question timing and funding. Local officials weigh improvements and prioritize neighborhood needs.

Vine Street

Judge Edgar A Jonas to Address River Forest PTA Meeting

Judge Edgar A Jonas of the Boys Municipal Court of Chicago will speak on the moral care of the child at the Parent Teachers Association meeting Monday 1928. He has years of juvenile court experience and will align with annual programs on mental hygiene and physical care of the child. The meeting at Memorial Hall Roosevelt School River Forest starts at 8 00 o clock with officer elections to follow.

Edgar. Jonas Boys Municipal Court of Chicago Neat Parent Teacher Association Jon Memorial Hall Roosevelt School River Forest

Church Circles Host Luncheons on Walkeniaye Day

Mrs J M Palmer at 719 Franklin Avenue and Mrs L Meare will host the A B C Circle for a one o'clock luncheon on Walkeniaye May 16. The Effziency Circle also plans a one o'clock luncheon on Friday May.

J. M. Palmer Franklin Avenue L. &. Meare Walkeniaye

Meeting Plans In Community Presbyterian Church Friday

At the home of Mrs. T. S. Olson 13 Forest Avenue Mrs. Olsen will be assisted by Mrs. H. E. MarNiven The Quiing Circle will meet in the Presbyterian Church Howse on Friday Members will bring box lunches.

T. S. Olson Forest Avenue Olsen H. E. MarNiven Presbyterian Church Howse

Evening church events at River Forest M E Church

On May 1 mid week worship at 6 30 women of the Foreign Missionary Society host Junior Locistics for dinner and a program follows. On May 18 a pot buck dinner and social led by Mrs J E Putnam rounds out the church events.

River Forest M. E The Foreign Missionary Society J. E. Putnam

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