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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

7

Memorial Day Services by Legion and VFW in Forest Park

Legion and VFW join Memorial Day observances on Tuesday May 30 at 2 p.m. in Forest Park with Comrade Walter Neubiser directing and Captain Karl Biederman as featured speaker. Legion members will visit 21 county cemeteries at 1 30 p.m. to place wreaths and replace worn armistice flags as schoolchildren contributed wreaths.

Forest Park American Legion and Memorial V.F.W Walter Neubiser Memorial Hall Harrison Street Karl Biederman U.S.N United States Naval Ordnance Plant American Legion Dale Beamer Chas Meyers Ward Seagera Jake Guthrie Star_ Spangled Ksward Ramel Kilw American Legioneterans of Foreign Wars jAmerican Legion Auxiliary Village Coal Forest Lioulate Adress U.S Oficer Naval Ordnance and’ Foreay Fark Forest Park Maul Lotroduction Kent of Kin Mark Gross Formnent Ilice Caturaies Comragea Cevedionor Guaril Leiion Falter Nenbiser Dale Kramer Chas. Meyera

St Peter's Church Set To Confirm Class Of Youth

Eleven young people will be confirmed at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church in special services this Sunday morning May 20. Members of the confirmation class include Loretta Boss Robert Crispin James Desens Wayne

St. Peter’s Church St. Peter's Ev Lutheran Church Loretta Boss Robert Crispin James Desens Wayne

Bell Adds Dial Service To Two Suburbs In Chicago Area

Illinois Bell announces Saturday midnight switch to dial operation for Park Ridge and Des Plaines, expanding metropolitan Chicago dial exchanges. About 15 000 phones will dial directly starting Sunday, with Forest Park Oak Park River Forest subscribers gaining direct access. Four party and coin box users will still use the operator to reach Park Ridge and Des Plaines.

Park Ridge Mes Plaines Middle States Telephone Company Chicago Ilinois Bell Telephone Company Des Plaines Cain

Poppy Day Drive By VFW Auxiliary Post 414

VFW Auxiliary and American Legion Post 414 units plan Poppy Day on Friday May 26 with volunteers distributing flowers on east and west town ends to honor war dead. Poppy day volunteers were hosted May 24 at Minute Men's hall with games led by Billie Weber and Cynthia Boethke and a potluck supper. Congratulations go to co chairs Lorraine Crowley and Betty Schule and to the listed volunteers for their efforts. Pentecost festival service set for 10 15 a.m.

VFW American Legis Aux To Legion Minute Men’s Hall Billie Weber Cynthia Boethke Helen Des~ems Lorraine Crowley Betty Schule

Post Office Announces New Service Hours

Forest Park Post Office sets new hours effective June 3 1950 Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Money order division 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon Money orders 3:00 p.m. to 12 noon Postmaster Arthur H. Schuyler announces the changes.

Forest Park Arthur H. Schuyler

Mrs Nettie Roehlke Dies After Heart Attack at Hospital

Mrs. Nettie Roehlke nee Deseng died Friday May 1 at Oak Park hospital after a heart attack earlier in the week. Funeral services were held May 22 from Drechsler's chapel to St John Ev Lutheran church, with burial in Concordia cemetery. She leaves husband Emil F two daughters Betty Jane Becker Edna Marie Wendt a son Marvin Roehlke a grandson Jack Becker two brothers Meyer and Elias Deseng and sister Hattie Van Ewyk. Born February 12 1893 in Bradley NL she moved to Forest Park at 15, married Emil F Rochlke May 6 1922 at Mrs Drechsler's home, residing at 636 Beloit for 28 years. A note of thanks from St Bernardine's 1949 graduates accompanies.

Nettie Roehike Desens Oak Park Hospital Dreehster’s Chapel St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church Pasor Erwin L. Paul Concordia Cemetery Roehlke Marshall Field

Hold Services Friday For Mrs G Buenger

Funeral services for Mrs. George Buenger of 104 Luthero p will be held Friday May 26 at 2 30 PM at St Johns Lutheran church. The body rests at Zimmermans chapel until service time.

George Buenger Lutherop St. John’s Ey, Lutheran Church Zimmerman’s Chapel Buenger Por

To Honor Civil Dead Special Services Sunday

Forest Park post of the American Legion will conduct memorial services for the now entirely deceased Columbia Post 706 Department of Illinois Grand Army of the Republic on Sunday May 28 at 2 p.m. at Forest Home cemetery. Post Commander James McEvoy leads the event with an address by Dr. Preston Bradley of the Peoples Church of Chicago. Records and memorabilia were turned over to Forest Park Post for safekeeping and are on display in Memorial hall as a lasting duty of the Legion.

Forest Park American Legion Columbia Post Department of Ilinois Grand Army of the Republic Forest Home Cemetery James McEvoy Ineal Post Preston Bradley Peoples Church of Chicago G.A.R. Post Forest Park Post Amercan Legion Memorial Hall

St John’s Fellowship Meeting for Youth at Annual Event

St John’s plans an annual youth fellowship gathering featuring a Pageant by youths highlighting the Walther League history and Missouri Synod youth work. A group of seniors will reenact early youth meetings in German, followed by Rev Walter Wangerin’s address on active congregational youth programs. The event closes with the League birthday candle lightning ceremony inviting all youths and their parents.

International Walther League The Missouri Synod Feaure St. John Walter Wangerin Walther League Wangerin

Woman Dies After Illness of Several Weeks at Park

Longtime resident of Island Lake area, aged 58, died Tuesday May 23 after a several week illness. Born in Cicero, she was married to George Buenger and survived by children Margaret Beck, Lillian Marsh, Harold, Clarence, Wilbur, Ruth, Marilyn, and a sister.

Est Park Cicero George Buenger Margaret Beck Lillian Marsh Island Lake, Sr Harold Clarence Wilbur Ruth Marilyn

Copter Air Mail Service Starts In Forest Park

Forest Park begins helicopter air mail with Postmaster Arthur H. Schuler announcing three daily Monday through Friday and one Saturday dispatches. First pickup at 6 45 am with a 5 35 am in by time, destinations include Chicago and suburbs such as Evanston Glenview Libertyville and Highland Park. Rates are 8 cents per ounce for first class mail and service covers domestic and international routes via municipal airport.</S>

Forest Park Arthur H. Schuler Park Ridge Glenview Evanston Winnetka Wilmette Glencoe Highland Park Lake Forest Chicago Waukegan Zion Libertyville Barrington Arlington Heights Desplaines Schuler

Poppy Day Drive By Forest Park Unit 414

Members of Forest Park Unit No 414 of the American Legion Auxiliary sell veteran made poppies on all corners from Hannahave to Des Plaines Friday May 26. Poppy chairman Mrs Grady McEvey will have poppies ready at 15942 Marengo on Wednesday and Thursday. Refreshments will be served at the Lepion hall all day.

Forest Park American Legion Auxiliary Hannahave Desplaines Grady McEvey Marengo

Fragmentary names hint at a family notice in Tre Review

The readable fragments mention Mrs. Amelia Koch of Belvidere and an aunt Mrs. Pauline Herring of Cicero. The item appears as a brief family notice or genealogical snippet with unclear context.

Amelia Koch Belvidere Pauline Herring Cicero

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Bell VFW Auxiliary G. Buenger St. John’s Copter Air Tre Review Watch St. Paul’s Lutheran Church St. Paul's Ev Ladies’ Aid Anciety Albert Reicha Proviso
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