Dinner in Honor of Mrs Susie Curtis at Curtis Auditorium
Friends of Mrs Susie Curtis plan a dinner at Curtis auditorium in Field Stevenson school on Thursday evening June 2. Tickets are limited. advance notice needed for head counts. The program features Daniel Wentworth and August Caleago as speakers, Mrs Ton Kracalik Murphy as soloist, and the Field Stevenson glee club. Mrs Curtis taught at Forest Park schools for many years. former students will attend to honor her retirement and celebrate notable teachers from Forest Park.
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Susie Curtis
Soho
Curtis Auditorium
Stevenson
Daniel Wentworth
Ton Kracalik Murphy
Field-Stevenson Glee Club
Curtis
Schials
Forest Park
Morest Park
Hothe Dioe
Cheale
Selva
Local Chuirwomen Attend Convention of Woman's Clubs
Blanche Wright reports on the 43rd annual Ulinais Federation of Women's Clubs convention at Hotel Sherman. Over 2000 delegates, leadership changes, and varied talks on women’s roles, youth movements, and nationhood marked the event with Mrs. William T. Brockntt named to succeed Mrs. Edward J. Lehman as state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Wright
Tsrvat
Ulinais
Werman’s
Hotel Sherman
William T. Brockntt
Hinadale
Edward J. Lehman
Minos
TXI
Barclay Acheson
Dipest
Iia Dirk Sporbere
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Alvert
Wigwam
Lveturer
America
David Seabury
Culver Military Acaiumy
Springtime Musical at Presbyterian Church
The Annual Springtime Musical at Forest Park Presbyterian Church on Tuesday May 24 features the ladies quartet and church choir under Bigelow with soloists Ley Rett and Shirley Wash. Admission is free with offerings.
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Forest Vark Presbyterian
Adies Quartette
Meten Coca
Pearl’ Gide
Mars
Guy Ransom
Albert Ralph
Charles M. Thigelow
Adios
Chuirch
Bigelow
Yinka Buensticise
Dorothy Reese
Elsie Bot
Russ Peggy Leitch
George T. Park Jr
Ley Rett
Alice Susal
Téhel
Elsie Sharda
Ines Skat
Field Stew P T A To Hold Program
Field Stew P T A hosts a strawberry festival on Phuveday evening May 26. Myrtle Neighbors of America and Gatins will be played with refreshments. Members and friends are invited with many prizes and no gifts for every tilde.
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Millicent Mason
Myrtle
America
Myrtle Cronp
Garrick PTA to hear Lloyd Lehman as speaker
Thyyd Lehn, president of the Parest Park board of education, will speak at the Garrickd PTA regular meeting on Tuesday evening, May 24. A business session will install the new officers.
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Lloyd Lehman Thyyd Lehn
Parest Park Board of Education
Garrickd Pta
Grant-White P.T.A. Installs New Officers led by Mrs McGraw
Grant-White Parent-Teacher Association inducted its new staff of officers on Friday evening May 13 with Mrs. R McGraw as president. Others include Mrs. Kelly as vice president, Mrs. Freiday as treasurer, Miss M Louise Messenger as recording secretary, and Mes Mulholland as corresponding secretary. Principal Q I Thorsen presided. A. Wayne Hanson of Oak Park spoke on Mexico and U S relations, urging understanding between the two nations.
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McGraw
Grant-White
P.T.A
Kelly
Freiday
M. Louise Messenger
Cand. Mes. Mulholland
Thorsen
A. Wayne Hanson
Oak Park
Hanson
Ue Yim.ca
Meland
Rio Grande
Mexico
Anade Jephen
Strawberry Festival By Royal Neighbors
The May 20 meeting at Curtis and Horium features a jolly get-together with games, followed by a Burden company talking motion picture The Eighty Years, showing in forty minutes a range of historical events and scientific advances. The event is free of charge and aims to entertain and educate attendees.
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Vhe
Field Stevenson
Burden Company
Curtis and Horium
Local Rhythm Band To Appear in Oak Park
The Rhythm Band of five to seven year olds, sponsored by the Playground and Recreation Board, schedules numerous local engagements and an outside appearance at the Oak Park Cooperative Club Ladies Night. They have been performing since early fall and are attracting radio interest.
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Oak Pk
Playground and Recreation Board
Oak Parke
Forest Park Eastern Star Chapter Meeting Notes
Forest Park Chapter will meet Monday with Jean Behnke and Rudolph Hess serving in the East at Circle chapter in Oak Park. Circle chapter will host May 23 with Jean Sehnke guest and Rudolph Hesy secretary in River Forest Chapter May 27, and Martha and marshal in Villa Park Chapter. A May 16 meeting featured a style show with Paulie Lengel, Adam Schneeberger, Augusta Koeppel contributing.
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Jean Behnke
Rudolph Hess
Forest Park
Order of the Eastern Star
Circle Chapter
Euclidaverug
Garfied Street
Oak Park
Jean Sehnke
Rudolph Hesy
River Forest
Martha
Marshal
Far-Oak Club Hayride Party Promises Scenic Rural Fun
Far-Oak Club announces a May-ride party on May 24 at Stanton Stab. The event features host horses, scenic routes in the northwest, guaranteed transportation from the hall to the stables, and 35 cent admission. Citizens are urged to arrive on time for an evening of hospitality and community singing with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far-Oak Elhs
Stanton Stab
Pof Se. Bernardine’s
Great Northwest
Side Social Club Wins 1st Game On Friday
On Friday evening May 13 the South Side Social club defeated the Red Feather team 19 to 9. The win showcased heavy batting by the Social club with standout play from Al Drews Williams and Frank Sweeney. The club invites challenges from other clubs with member indoor ball teams of the middle-age variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Merbershall
al Drews
Williams
Frank Sweeney
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GALE
Forest
Klimmer’s
Dunlop Ave
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Galaxy of Stars
Rebecca
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Saredin
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Sunnybrook Farm
Forest Theater
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Wisconsin
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Madison Street
Forest Park, Ill
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Royal Neighbors
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