Ambiguous Household Tale Ends With a Clue of Danger
A reader recalls a first person story about a broken legged woman confined to her New York apartment and terrace. Neighbors whisper through a tall door while a young girl named Agnes nicknamed Peaches foes tempt the Stay at home to the rail. The tale ends before the narrator learns how Peaches entered the house or what happened next.
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New York
Agnes
Peaches
Eleo
Maier Family Returns from Europe After Four-Week Germany Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maier, formerly of Circle and now of Roselle, returned late April from a four week tour of Germany. They visited Karl Maier in Württemberg, viewed refugee camps and Red Cross aid, and toured Nuremberg Munich and Stuttgart. They observed widespread destruction and slow rebuilding, attributing it to an uncertain future. They flew via Newfoundland Ireland Copenhagen Iceland to Chicago, sharing educational experiences for Mrs. Maier a River Forest teacher.
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Europe
Carl Maier
Roselle
Germany
Maier
Karl
Wuerteenberg
Red Cross
Stutgart
Hoover
Nuremberg
Munich
Bavarian Alps
Black Forest
Garden
Hitler
Maters
Newfoundland
Ireland
Frankfort
Copenhagen
Denmark
Iceland
New York
Chicago
River Forest
P.T.A
Teens N Twenties Picnic Trip Planned at Starved Rock
The Teens n Twenties group from St. Peter's Eve Lutheran Church will take an all day trip to Starved Rock on Sunday May 22 meeting at 11 30 a m at the church. Participants may change into sports clothes at the church and bring their own box lunches while the group provides supper. Open to youths ages 18 to 30.
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St. Peter's Eve Lutheran Church
Starved Rock
Newborn Cynthia Ann Maas Born in Forest Park
Mr and Mrs Roy Maas announce the birth of a daughter Cynthia Ann on April 25 at West Suburban hospital. She has an older sister Nancy, age 7, and both sets of grandparents are listed as Mr and Mrs E Stahlberg and Mr and Mrs F Maas of Forest Park.
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Roy Maas
Cynthia Ann
West Suburban Hospital
Nancy
E. Stahlberg
F. Maas
Forest Park
Birthday Celebrations Across Beaver Barn and Forest Park
Relatives attended Mrs Phace Kell’s 44th birthday at the town hotel with lilac centerpiece from an 88 year old tree on the farm. Peterman family members traveled by car from Forest Park, while Mrs Peterman remained in Beaver Barn. George Kasch of Maywood marked his fourteenth birthday with friends, games, ice cream, and a cake baked by his grandfather, as guests from Oak Park and Forest Park attended.
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Phace Kell
Bob Chase
Peterman
Forest Park
Georgs
Edward iCash
61H Circle
George
George Kasch
Maywood
Leslie Spinner
Patrick Fogarty
Oak Park
Thomas
Robert McCormick
Pucky
Jimmy McCormick
Lester Kasch
Eastern Bride Weds Hansen II in Arlington Church
Mrs. Charles Hansen II formerly Joan Gunning of Arlington Mass marries New Year’s Day at St Agnes rectory Arlington. They honeymoon in Florida then settle at 1407 Belwit Forest Park. Attendants include sister Mrs Paul Muller and cousins Mrs Lorraine McGrail and Miss Nancy Pierce. Groom’s parents and others attended.
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Charles Hansen II
Joan Gunning
Gerald Gunning
Arlington
Mass
Hansen
Charles Hansen, Jr
Forest Park
St. Agnes Church
Florida
Belwit
Paul J. Muller
Dianne Muller
Mr. Muller
Hansens
Lorraine McGrail
Nancy Pierce
Yvonne Hansen
Otto Ebert
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jordan on new baby girl
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Jordan on April 28. The mother is active in Circles 7 and Infant Welfare groups.
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Mrs. Jordan
Celebrant Honored by Family Members at Ceremony
The event included Mr. and Mrs. George Kasch and the celebrant's maternal grandmother Mrs. Edward Sicker t of Forest Park. The gathering honored the celebrant with close family present for the occasion.
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George Kasch
George
Edward Sickert
Forest Park
Woman's Club Sees Spring Luncheon Climax Year
The Forest Park Woman's Club plans its 35th annual May luncheon and card party at Brookwood Country Club Addison NL Friday May 27 at 1 pm. Mrs Henry Gilac leads Group C 1 FLW C and gives the invocation. New officers include Mrs William Dacin first vice president Mrs Otto Ifani recording secretary Mrs Irving Mohringer treasurer and Mrs Herbert Hatfman program chair. Mrs Lyman Shepard serves as second vice president with committee members aiding luncheon arrangements. Members meet at Park Administration building at 12:90 with transportation for luncheon reservations.
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Forest Park Woman's Club
Brookwood Country Club
Addison
Henry Gilac
Group C. 1 Flw. C
Earl Caster
Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs
John MacGregor
Forest Park
Stanley van Nader
Irving Mehringer
Park Administration
Forest Park Infant Welfare Board Plans Tag Day
The Forest Park Infant Welfare Board met at Mrs. Harold Huster's home on May 4. They organized a June 7 tag day as a major income source for the Welfare station. A luncheon is set for June 1 at the Casanova with reservations via Mrs. M Quandt. Circles list members and dates through May and June.
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Forest Park Infant Welfare Board
Harold Husler
Casanova
M. Quandt
Forest
Cirele
Koerber
Hilda Jacobs
Lucille Kusenda
Mildred Witt
Edna Kozick
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