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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

7

Bethel Roundup Promotes Community Note and Raffle

A Bethel Roundup item notes a chair raffle by Bethel No. 6 won by John Thatcher. It records playful banter about hats and bonnets, mentions names Lucille Vos, Shirley Stonson, and Mildred Miller inviting readers to share news. The column seeks any interest news to keep the page lively.

Bethel No John Thatcher Johnny Mont Aight Lucille Vos Shirley Stonson Mildred‘Miller

What Bethelights and Builder-Ups Are Made Of

A fragment poem or ad copy questions what Bethelights and Builder-Ups are made of. It hints at cheerful qualities and spring fever with playful lines and an editor's note about builders. The piece reads like a light promotional verse from a bygone era.

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Garden Social Opens Junior Women Officers Installation

The Forest Park Junior Woman's Club honored retiring president with a garden installation under lantern lights and Hawaiian music. Guests included Mrs. Friedley and Mrs. Brgen. Ruth Schule directed the ceremony as Herminal Wall became president and officers for the coming year were introduced with gifts and warm thanks.

Forest Park Edeator Falk Man" Erven Ruth Schule Ruth Herminal Wall Clara Parichy Mildred Borchert Lois Khipping Carriette Walther

Golterman Punerel Former Tor fat Park Resident Dies

Louis H. Golterman, a former Tor fat Park resident and merchant, died Tuesday May 23, 1939, at his home 4 Franklin Avenue River. Funeral services will be held this afternoon from Deetchster's John’s Lutheran church at 2:30 with interment at Gon corth cemetery. He is survived by his wife Johanna Rhowte and eight children Cillian Haut Georgs yhargaret Amanida Elmer Clorchee Wilbur.

Louis H. Golterman Torfat Park Franklin Avenue River Golterman Pilding Mailisos Street Briedman Endal Trfter Borast Helr Deechster John's Gon‘cortha Mr. Golterman Johanna Rhowte Ploltereaiyram Cillian, Haut Georgs Yhargaret Amanida Elmer Clorchee Wilbur

Lefts Celebrate Silver Anniversary in California Party

Mr and Mrs Ber Left formerly of Forest Park celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with a May 6 remarriage ceremony attended by about 125 friends and relatives in Hollywood California. Mrs Sadie Brathner from Forest Barks o attended to celebrate her birthday with the couple. A reception at the Heater Mart in Hollywood and a 25 guest dinner at the Italian Vista followed. Petrarch quote about peace ends the piece.

Ber Forest Park Jeallery Monrovicc Calif Sadie Brathner Forest Barksso California

Eastern Star Officers Night at Forest Park Chapter

On Monday evening May 15 Forest Park Chapter held Advance Officers Night with Ruth Parris as associated matron and Walter Berger as associated patron. George Wied and others officiated while Augusta Koeppal sang. Guests included Sisters Elsye Ugain and a past patron, with remarks in the East and a Blanket Club prize. The report also notes general health advice and a nondescript medical remark about consulting a physician.

X Forest Park Thapter Bistér Parris Forest Slyer Parris Ste Ipdatrone Siti Augusta Koeppal Walter Berger Margaret Sbrhacait Drath Bie Sid Enna Thapter Sa Bensoia Grant Matron Sistek Elsye Ugain Ant-Iiustuetcess Mere “Raos Itllowion Pais Maily Warnecke

Ard You As Work as You Think You Are

By Thomas W. Black, Druggist. You have known many men and women who thought they were in the pink of health and you have seen many of them go to pieces, victims of insidious diseases.

Thomas W. Black

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