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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1921

Page

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Checkerboard Milan Mail Service Hearings Open

Pilots and inspectors testified at a federal building hearing into Checkerboard field failures that, officials say, caused seven deaths in the Culcaga division. Evidence cited include drunkenness, equipment failures, and unsafe maintenance practices across the Mail service, with calls for further investigation and possible grand jury action.

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Illinois Masonic Hospital to cost 100000 dollars

The Illinois Masonic Hospital project, financed by Masonic groups through the Minols Minit Hospital association of the Chicago Union hospital, is set at 100000 dollars with 75000 anticipated. Dr Ahner Jb Vaughan, president of the hospital board, states the facility will be a charitable institution open to all, occupying two acres with a four story main building and four auxiliary structures, housing sixty beds.

Minols Minit Hospital Association Chicago Union Hospital Wellington Avenue Lhe Ahner Jb. Vaughan Fourney Seiu Oy Ciary

Marriages in Maywood and Oak Park area reported

A May wedding at the Washington Boulevard home of Mr and Mrs Henry Stoelier united Miss Oma Stoelier and Walter C Laats with Marcus Wagner officiating. Bridesmaids wore pink and yellow gowns, reception for about 100 guests at the Community club house. A separate wedding saw Miss Mabel Beck wed Edward A Nelson at Elgin Avenue with the arch ceremony and reception at the Community club house. Emma Waleck and Walter H Bebutz also announced engagement with plans toward a future ceremony at St John Lutheran parsonage.

Hlorejen Blomsy Svenrold Hazel Stolle Roy Boone Enuntity Youty Toy Hanh Na Best Degre Lundeck George Moeller Mins Lenera Wagner Beloit Street Mabel Mrr Herman Beck Elgin Avenue Edward A. Nelson Oak Park Marcus Wagner John Nelson Mina Florence Peterson Koessle Spermey Grace Lackey Willam Eck Ag Beat Mann Fennets Peterson Elmer Deck Ong Aligsee Viola Tuts Irene Amiling van Sommertalilt Gortreuden Munim Widegardy Lucker Blonner Lane Haige-Bchulz Emma Waleck Maywood Walter Hf Bebutz Afarengo Avenue St. John's Lutherne Barcus Wallaner Allases Mabel Tuedtke Myttlé Huebner Hermen Behula Edward Halck Rockford Street

Forest Park opening plans and new attractions set

Forest Park Amusement Park will open on Wednesday May 18 in its sixteenth year with Herbert Wright as manager. New features include an air dance floor in the air dome with revue orchestra, a renamed Barrel of Fun House, and an airplane ride device. Landing improvements reflect park stability after land purchase by the Amusement Park Association.

Forest Park Amusement Park Herbert Wright Amusement Park Association Ajater Brockman He Bayr Guup

Engagement announced for Miss Tie Man and Anderson

The couple Tie Man of 219 Chelp avenue and Anderson of 1047 Kildare avenue announce their engagement with a planned Rome timo wedding in June.

Tie Man Chelp Avenue Anderson Kildare Avenue Rome Timo

Children Have Measles At Elgin Avenue

Dozens of misread names appear in a card of thanks and notices listing measles illness among the children of Mr and Mrs Benest Releh, Pearl Races, and Maughtar of Mr and Mrs Albert Roos, with neighbors offered sympathy and clergy thanked for consoling words after a bereavement.

Benest Releh Elgin Avenue Albert Roos Murengo Avenue Wepninger Consola Mr. Blatyer John Mittlestradt Herman Gaden Adama Street

Mooseheart Legion Bunco Night at Moone Home

The women of Mooseheart Legion host a bunco party at 7446 Madison Avenue on May 8 at 8:30 PM. Refreshments will be served and a drawing for a pair of pillow cases will be held.

Moose Bunco Mooseheart Legion Moone Madison Airect

Charles Troike Killed as Auto Turns Turtle

Charles Troike aged 30, of 691 Ganderson arc hue Forest Park, was instantly killed Saturday afternoon May 7 when the automobile in which he and nine relatives were riding turned turtle on the road to Delavan Lake several miles outside Dundee. Troike’s stepfather HH Lilly of 725 Jackson boulevard drove at the time. Leann, one of Troike’s daughters, was injured and later recovered consciousness. the car’s occupants included his wife and two daughters Leon and Gladys, and Mr and Mrs Lilly. Troike was sales manager for Guttman Candy Co. Funeral services were held Wednesday from his late residence with interment at Concordia. Survived by his widow, two daughters, his mother Mrs. Biby, and brothers Rudolph and John.

Charles Troike Ganderson Archue Gok Park John Troike Indiwn Boulevard Forest Park Petty Delavan Lake Dundee Soins Leon Gladys Hiaekull Leann Algo Kegin Charles Trolke Guttman Candy Co Hig Concordia Fils Biby Rudolph John

Maywood Girl Drowns in Desplaines River Tragedy

A Maywood woman, Nina Bondugger, age 29, died by suicide by jumping into the Desplaines River on Lake Street Monday night. The body was recovered Tuesday. A letter attributed to her accuses George Moffatt, a piano tuner, of causing her distress. The note expresses love and asks forgiveness, detailing heartbreak and fear of further suffering. Prairie Club hike plans in La Grange feature Dr. Veturia Boyd leading groups from Union Station and Chicago Avenue.

Nina Sandagger Lake Street Maywood Desplaines George Mofret Inquant Tlave Dene Kweet Ester Ute Daisy Dorothy Karl Fremming Nina Bondugger Prairie Club Veturia Boyd North Qok Packacente Forea Park la Grange Boyd Albert Groney Union Station Chicazo Avenue

Charity group thanks donors for clothing and goods

The Associated Chariettes of Forest Park express gratitude to Yueck Bros for a generous donation of clothing including underwear caps sweaters and bathing salts. A. B. Winterroth serves as Work Committee chairman.

Kaul Opposes Opening Of Park In City Council

Mayor Kaul refused to grant a park license unless the amusement park’s operation would differ from last year. He warned a license would hurt the town financially if the park runs as before. Commissioner Michalsky pressed for a formal review, while Wendt urged granting the license to provide a summer outlet for youths, citing Madison Street congestion and the need for a safe space. The meeting adjourned with no final decision, with next night set to continue discussions.

Kaut la Geationen Etrbight Agatiac Conontaploner Michalsky Ino Rome Koul Comimbgsioner -Wendt Water Works Wendt Madison Street Heald Chief Licht Janny Mm Beyerhl

Wedding Announcement of Marta Mixa and Fred Hecker

Marta Mixa daughter of Charley Hitmer announces her marriage to Fred Hecker a cashier at Forest Park State Bank. The ceremony will be held Friday afternoon at the bride’s home with close relatives present followed by two honeymoon trips and a reception at 190 Elgin Avenue.

Mixa Marta Filmer Mes Charley Hitmer North Elgin Avenne Fred Hecker Forest Tark State Bank

Sorority Mothers Day Reception Honored by Beta Chapter

Dorothy Plertot, president of Beta Chapter Phi Sigma Kappa sorority, extends appreciation to committee and members for their cooperation in making the Mothers Day reception a complete success.

Dorothy ‘Plertot Phi Sigma Kappa Sorority

Obituary for August T. Einfeldt of Oak Park and River Forest

August T. Einfeldt, 72, longtime Oak Park River Forest resident and carpenter turned builder, died Wednesday at his home on Forest Avenue. Born in Germany in 1800s, he emigrated to America at age 10, married Aline Katherine Kifert, and had eleven children. A former village president and trustee, he built more homes in Oak Park than any contractor, owned Avenue State Bank shares, and left five daughters and a son Henry. Interment at Forest Home Cemetery followed. A racing car enthusiast, a later anecdotal note describes a Gullit Tanapeds Mo undercarriage vehicle owned by Henry, reflecting local lore.

August T. Einfeldt Chicago Bualnear Oak Park Gird Ciak Dark Pinern| Nervice Henry Nce Forest Home Avenue ,State Bank Chart and Leary Clarg Vanderkroat Oak Mark Minne Ewald Ann Ganson York Bertha Zochert Lilla Levall Texas

Spring Recital Is Splendid Affair

A gala spring recital at Circle Masonic Lodge on Maerigun Street featured over fifty children under Miss Helen Hoek. The program included numerous numbers, with Merle Weble and Miss Mabel Chleboun singled out for praise. The performances, from the Pink Lady playette to the Patchwork Quilt dance, impressed the audience with skill and charm.

Helen Hoek Maerigun Street Parte Wis Ata Sheen John Chiuboun Tia Atte Luella Florence Mabel Chleboun Myrtle

Village Hears Plan to Buy Water Pump for Hamlet

Mike Urlach and allies push to secure adequate village water by purchasing a pump and piping from a mine purchase. Mayor Kaul opposes delays while banks consider funding. Sullivan Company reps discuss delivery timing and contract terms as village eyes reliable supply.

Mike Urlach Philanthenptat Tose Xelve Mike Drhenle Gomnelatty Mike Fas Huis Tenet Magoy Kaul Hiv Tukee Coun Tata Lui Wes Kaul Briseh Deelah Comulamloper Uriae Brhaeh Unik Uriaeh Harlow State Ue Sullivar Fatannery Company

Bunbeam Girl Candy Gale Benefit Sale At Ascher Theatre

The Hunbeam Mirtle benefitted from a sale raising 575.00 held at Ascher's theatre on Wednesday evening for Mrs. H. Slovey and family. List of helpers includes Pansy Krange Eather Todd Minerva Elchoit Emily Mat Eva Goldstein Dorothy Tose Yolande Molert and Margaret Elyedge. thank you to Ascher theatre management Rose Herdwere company and the public for patronage.

Ascher's Theatre H. Slovey Jamily Booth Kenfeld Avenue Chicago Pansy Krange Eather Todd Minerva Elchoit Emily Mat Eva Goldstein Dorothy Tose Yolande Molert Margaret Elyedge Ascher Theatre Management Rose Herdwere Company Ite

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