Tea Taper Tavern at St Peter's church playbill
Tea Taper Tavern a comedy drama in three acts will be given at St Peter's church Hannaly and Adifext Tuesday and Wednesday May 22 and 23 by the W. Hat troupe. The plot follows three ambitious college girls using a tea team for the college endowment fund with romances, a quarantine, a costume ball, and an exciting fire. Cast includes Marion Dayote Ruth Lemalzer Rosamond Reid Caroline Schwaly and others.
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Tee Taper Tavern
Tea Taper Tavern
St. Peter's Church
Hannaly
Adi Fext
Marion Dayote
Ruth Lemalzer
Rosamond Reid
Caroline Schwaly
Sally ‘Lee
Dison
Marguerite Hall
Ann Aimesley
Jinn Schwat
Barry Reid
Joe Reichongin
Harriet Aunedley
Herrice Yarline Tews
Beatrice Hieger
Mike Ryan
Aed
Walter Moore
Brian Wierour
George Kelley
Archibald Merry
Robert Selwarte
Dallas Thorne
Frank Yarline
John Sedgwick
Charles Joffman
Sherwood Jerome
Ug F
Hans Schneidewendt Oy
Lottise Hoffa
Celeste Enn
Luncheon and Matinee for S. S. Club at Canton Tea Gardens
The S. S. club enjoyed a Wednesday luncheon at Canton Tea Gardens in Chicago and attended a matinee of The Love Call at the Olympic theatre. Present were Madames Wippinger Heilixs Donahue Werte Haollan Hedmer and Madiol, with the first four from Forest Park and the rest from Maywood.
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S. S
Canton Tea Gardens
Chicago
Olympic Theatre
Tone
Masdames
A. Wippinger
A. Heilixs Donahue
Charles Werte
V. Haollan
E. Madiol
E. Hedmer
G. Madiol
Forest Park
Menta Club
College Inn
Palace Theatre
Festival at the charel by First Presbyterian church
The choir from First Presbyterian church plans a May festival at the chancel on Tuesday evening May 22 featuring horses quartets solos and other musical selections to raise funds for a payment of the opening costs.
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First Presbyterian Church
the Charel
Sweet Sixteen Party Celebrates Irene Thitter’s Birthday
Irene Thitter hosted a sixteenth birthday party at her Mauli Son Street home with high school friends including Missey Gace Muelter and Lydia Erke. The event featured a social mixer among classmates from Proyise Township High School and a prior evening gathering by local clubs.
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Irene Thitter
Chartes Thitter
Maulison Street
Missey Gace Muelter
Ninalee Cunningham
Lydia Erke
Margaret Hendrickson
Ruth Rehr
Dorothy Voras
Verna Walnany
Ant Messrs
Wm. Keuric
Walter Levy
Lemi Nutter
Charen Schlect
Lewis Sehwanke
George West
Arthur Wied Mass
Exhibition to Feature Miss Rand Schulze at May 25 Event
Miss Rand Schulze of Forest Park, a student at the Chicago Norshat School of Physical Aelocation, will perform at the annual Exhibition May 25 at Orchestea Tall. Over 130 girls participate in plastic gymnastics, stunts, pyramids, dancing, and the Zouave Drill. Mothers will wear costuming. the demonstration draws a large Chicago audience. Entertain Sorority Rahel Lauterbach hosts Lambda Omicron Alpha meeting. May Fra sir to follow May 25 at Oak Park Rika, with The Vagabonds.
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Rand Schulze
Forest Park
Chicago Norshat School of Physical
Greenwood Avenue
Chicago
Orchestea Tall
Rahel Lauterbach
Elginaveritie
Lambda Omicron Alpha
Oak Park
Five Years Old Fvelynnine Kleeman Birthday Party
Five year old Fvelynnine Kleeman of 245 Elgin Avenue celebrated her fifth birthday on Wednesday May. Playmates enjoyed games with prize winners Edythe Bruns Virginia Dumeose Mildred Mclean Ruth Dumorse and Elmer Witt named as lucky recipients. An engagement notice announced Irene Bessie Wallis and William W Wilcox plan a July wedding at 912 Beloit Avenue Forest Park.
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Fvelynnine Kleeman
Elgin Avenue
Jéric
Edythe Bruns
Virginia Dumeose
Mildred Mclean
Ruth Dumorse
Elmer Witt
William J. Wallis
Maple Avenue
Oske Park
Irene Bessie
William W. Wilcox
R. Wilcox
Beloit Avenue
Forest Park
Reception for Forest Park Women’s Club officers Thursday
Newly elected head Mrs John Baker Meliwan issued inquiries to officers and committee heads of Forest Park Women’s Club to attend a reception at the Forest Park clubhouse on Thursday May 24 at 2 o clock Mrs John RO Oliver president of the district is guest
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John Baker Meliwan
Forest Park Women’s Club
Forest Park Women’s Elit
Forest Park
Juhn RO Oliver
Cel Hone
Avila Council Dance Plans First Evening Event
Avila Council and Ladies of Tyabelt announce their first dates on May 25 at the Anteean Legion Hall. Miss Mildred Rtely of One Park assists by Misses Hernadette McTlenry, Madelyn Quiri ci and Irene Myler along with their committees as they examine arrangements for a delightful evening for Urose.
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Avila
Grant Parent Teacher Group Elects Officers Monday
Grant School Parent Teacher association will hold election of officers Monday evening beginning at 8 oclock. Mrs Adolph Parehman will provide. An unusual program includes a speech by Gold, music by a male quartet, and entertainment by north side men. The group, including Ralph Sith, Henry Strunk, Lee Dittman, and Adalph Parehiano, recently joined the state and national association. At the bakery sale last Saturday afternoon, fifty dollars was raised for school benefits. The organization notes that fifty dollars worth of hawks were purchased for pupil use.
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Grant
Mest
Grant Schol
Recital by Mrs Hitchcock’s Dancing Pupils at Masonic Temple
Mrs Bertha Hitchcock presented her dancing pupils in a varied recital at the Masonic Temple last Friday. The house was filled. costumes were elaborate and performances ranged from three year old Barbara Busch to advanced students in many styles including ballet Spanish Russian and acrobatic. Miss Norma Rose Meriel Gross and Henrietta Kracitk contributed readings and solos respectively. The event praised by teachers and matrons for cooperation and tasteful costumes.
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Bertha Hitchcock
Masonic Temple
Barbara Busch
Norma Rose
Meriel Gross
Henrietta Kracitk
Kitchecock
Miss Bucholz in Recital at Forest Park Masonite Temple
Miss Louise Bucholz will give a recital of dramatic readings at Forest Park Masonite Temple on May 25 starting at 8 o clock. Lucille Mellown will assist as vocalist and violinist. Florence Barry and Helen Troike head the reception committee with Adelaide Ewing and Helen Zighsner as ushers.
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Louise Bucholz
Forest Park
Welfare Association Elects Officers at Meeting
Infant Welfare association held a regular meeting in Municipal building electing officers led by president Mrs. Wm. J. Scheidemantle. Clara Hasler became 1st vice president with Celia Joyaux as 2nd vice president, Sylvia Moore as recording secretary, Mildred Floser as corresponding secretary, and Alvina Lange as treasurer. A June membership drive and Forest Park public school picnic booth are planned. Milk bottle containers raised $45.80 from local business drop sites.
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Welfare Association
Infant Welfare Association
Wm. J. Scheidemantle
Clara Hasler
Celia Joyaux
Sylvia Moore
Mildred Floser
Alvina Lange
Forest Park
Prizes Awarded in Tag Day Collection Effort
Esther Winter won first prize for collecting 6.7 dollars for the Volunteers of America at the tag day event last Saturday. Harold Schlichting earned 5.83 dollars for second prize, Grace Boyer took third, with Raymond Bauer Ralph Covelli and Verona Purcell receiving the fourth sixth prizes. Local chairman Mrs Bertha Hitchcock oversaw the event, which raised a total of 79.97 dollars.
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Esther Winter
Volunteers of America
Harold Schlichting
Grace Boyer
Alth
Raymond Bauer
Ralph Covelli
Verona Purcell
Bertha Hitchcock
Why We Chew Food The Wrong Way Says Youths Compation
A distorted excerpt notes a physiology exam question asking why we chew our food. One pupil answers that it is necessary because we lack something called oo glaxord. The text includes stray phrases about loyalty, self made men, and social behavior, all in a fragmented quotation.
Mental intoxication and the crowd pull in cinema
John Blake argues that people seek stimulation to justify effort and avoid boredom. He contends audiences crave melodrama and sensational scenes, driving crowds to theatres and newsstands. He suggests films should reflect real life without tawdry, sensational polish and that producers may push toward more genuine depictions of human conditions.
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Wien
Perier
Hetle
Big Class At Proviso On June 7 Event From Page 1
A long list of names appears in connection with a Proviso event on June 7. The roster includes Shannon Melvin Oscar neon Margaret Elizabeth Sie and many others such as Sievert Eric Willard Skuglige Henry John Smith and Sadie Smitzer.
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Proviso
Margaret Mo Widener
Mary-Ruth Wiechmann
Arthur Fredrick Creorge
Poche Lucill Williams
Eleanor G. Wallis
Kesmeth Witters
Donald Elroy Waoode
Floyd Wrobke
Hermina
Margaret-Marie Wall
Bernice Anna Yarline
Frances Young
Roberta Fane Yoong
Nalwina Zapler
Auxiliary Notes Seeks Support For Soldiers Home And Ex-Service Men
The American Legion Auxiliary held a May meeting at Memorial Hall voting to send six cretaine pillows to Pershing Cottage at Ulingis Soldiers' Orphans Home, and four cartons of cigarettes to Kankakee for twenty ex-service men. Members sewed carpet rags for charity, donated items to Speedway hospital, and collected 275 silk stockings for hook rugs. Seven new members joined. Poppy Day is May 28. Next meeting is a social on June 8 at 8:15 PM.
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Anerican Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hatl
June Sthat Memorial Hall
Buried Like Royalty At the Burial of Guildorf Mayor
The recent burial of former Guildorf mayor Jamen Baker included his alderman robes interred with him. The ceremony reflected a ceremonial tribute as locals remembered the long serving leader and his town role.
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Jamen Baker
Guildorf
England
Law and Hano. The law often allows what hot forbids
The quotation from Saurin notes that law commonly permits what passion would ban, contrasting legal permission with moral restraint. It reflects on the tension between statute and instinct across public life.
The Darndest Collection Of Words And Phrases
A humorous compilation of letters and dialogue showing the odd jargon and misused phrases in correspondence. It mocks letter writers who swap authentic wording for pretentious forms and overlong bureaucratic phrasing with examples of exchanges between a husband and wife about daily tasks and dinner.
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Mr. Yourstraly
Fragmented piece hints at growth, jobs, and winter delay
The text sketches expanding opportunities and education amid shifting tasks. It references growth, labor, and front lines of progress while noting winter slows momentum and that effort, not avoidance, fuels advancement.
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Darcie
Yanih
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Kupsky
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Mian Zeft
Florence Barry
Walter
Thoder
Btep
Gagewood Hotel
Gage's Lake
Hester Tan
Beriayn's Bake
Wisconsin
Threstuarth
Chidge
Orchid Club
Dinnee Orchid Five Hundred Club
Rose Ballow
Nineteenth Avenue
Warren Street
Maywood
Mesdaines Nie
Ida Burkart
Jennie Scheel
Kia Bsch
Mac Davis
Anna Lender
Emma Ball
Raith Woodward
Nellie Buechter
Herbert F. Hann
Uc Street
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Wm. Buch
Ruth Clarann
Hann
Emma Gerhard
Ali Korstedt
Fred J. Hannay Grand
Garfeld
Parent-Teacher Association
Dast
Harry Gadon
Albert Stienke
Anna Rose
Pinang Solo
George Kasper
Murret Gross
Josephine Rodi
Mile Horse Mansion
America the Beautiful
Vivian Holz
Charles Schuster
Rene Pomenier
Miss Schwartz
Inois Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Streator
Miss Buchols
Forest Theatre
Viola Brothers
Qarryl
Tebody
Sally Blane
John Blake
Fim
Persapa
Gan Breseman
Forest
The
White House
Ladies' & Children’s
Desplaines
Mercat Park
M. Langguth
Joseph Santino
Jack and Jill
Madison Steert
H. J. Mone & Sons
Harrison Street
Euclid
Ascher
Lathrop
Chas
Hutter
Lee F. A. Hein
Oak Park TruSt & Savings Bank
Lake Street
Ani
Alease
Petaty
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Hannah Avenue
Adams Street
WM. I. Buch
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