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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1928

Page

2

Concordia graduates assigned to teaching fields at Missouri Synod event

Concordia College announced a June graduation of 45 seniors bound for Lutheran church schools. The district presidents of the Missouri Synod designated fields for new teachers, listing graduates and their assigned locations from Wisconsin to Illinois and beyond, as the campus prepares for Decoration Day field stay with sports, concerts, and a play to close the day.

H. Engelrecht Alfred Schmiending Concordia College Missouri Synod Igns Missouri Concordia Lutheran Church F. Albers Shawane Wis F. Berg New Britain Conn.i Breitwisch Strassburg W. Claybaker Altamont Til. IL Dieckhoff Maywood R. Korf Frankenfrost Mich I. Krenzke Chicago R. Metzger J. M. Meyer Rochelle TH. Moritz Cleveland C . Mundt Alberta Canada Nenssis Logansport Ind F. Obat Sedalia W. Pagenkapi Saginaw A. Perko Minneapolis Minn G. Plenke P. Raatz W. Rafert Ft. Wayne R. Ranke Incinnary C. Runge Homestead Schmidt Judson Schultz Ottawa Can R. Schumann Maplewood H. Steinkamp Stewardson G. Tucker St. Louis F. Walther Decatur G. Wenthe H. Westermann Elgin G. Wiebel Efingham A. Will Davenport A. Wittmer Milwaukee W. Zahnow A. Zehender Cape Girardeau Concordians Chicago Normal College Milwau River Forest Concordians Aurora College Crane College Valparaiso University Springfield Seminary American College of Education Gengo Normal College

Circles Meet at Mrs Gould Home and Church House

Mrs L R Gould hosts Efficiency Circle lunch Friday at 1 pm at 618 Park Avenue. The Quilting Circle meets in the Church House Friday with members bringing box lunches. Lincoln School girls hike Saturday at 10 am along the Desplaings River trail with several teachers and 4 L Lyons as physical director.

L. R. Gould Park Avenue Lincoln School Desplaings River L. Lyons

River Forest Home Construction Amid Mixed Prices

New houses rise across River Forest with varied costs. HH Dickinson builds a 1 room at 944 Bonnie Brae for 22 dollars, William Carroll adds a single at 554 Bonnie Brae costing 18 thousand, A H Bowman spends 12 thousand on a 6 room brick bungalow with garage at 1031 Jackson. Buurma Bros plan a 25 room dwelling at 1145 Franklin and another at 1105 Ashland. Fred Rossman constructs a 6 thousand 6 room brick at 707 Purest w avenue, Walter Thompson wires an 11 room brick house and garage at 1507 Forest for 20 thousand. George Cameron starts a 4 room brick bungalow at 1023 Thatcher for 11 thousand, Lalward M Doher ty puts 18 thousand into an 8 room house at 1407 Park avenue.

Dickinson Bonnie Brae William Carroll A. H. Bowman Jackson Street A. C. Stauber Keystone Buurma Bros Droom

Shot His Cousin Instead of the Cat

Paul Knopp of Chicago visited his cousin Christopher at 700 Thatcher Avenue River Forest last Sunday. While aiming to shoot a cat before departure for California a 22 caliber rifle discharged wounding Paul in the right thigh. he was treated at a Chicago hospital and both visitors caught their train. The cat remained alive at last report.

Paul Knopp Chicago River Forest Christopher Thatcher Avenue California Paul

Village to relocate dump amid forest preserves plan

River Forest halted refuse dumping at Thatcher and Chicago avenues in forest preserves as the site fills. A second location near Madison Street is expected to be used. The Friday Evening Club, a neighborhood group of 10 to 12 year olds, now meets at 190 Keystone Avenue for weekly baseball games and indoor activities when Mr. Berns is away.

River Forest Thatcher Chicago Avenues Madison Street Max Berns Keystone Avenue Berns Huckleberry Finn Max Arnold Berns Mr. Berns

Library Board Discusses Bond Issue for New Building

River Forest library board met on May 16 to discuss the coming bond issue for a new library building. Arthur Brown, newly elected member succeeding F Guy Davis who resigned, was present.

Library Board River Forest Library Board Arthur Brown F. Guy Davis

Prominent Advertiser Attends Portland Cement Meet in NYC

Max Berns advertising manager of Universal Cement visits New York for the Portland Cement Co annual meeting. He heads the Sunday Evening club and plans interviews with notable speakers, including Fosdick Wise Cadman Griggs Stefansson Markham, to be presented to River Forest students.

Max Berns Keystone Avenue New York City Portland Cement Company Berns Universal Cement Company Portland Cement Co Sunday Evening Club New Yor City River Forest Harry Emerson Fosdick Stephen S. Wise S. Parks Cadman Edward Howard Griggs Vilhjalmur Steffansson Edwain Markham

Tennis Club Opening With Dinner Dance At River Forest

Tennis club opening marks the season with a dinner dance at the club house this Saturday evening May 26 Cape Harveys orchestra provides music Arrangements are by Dr and Mrs A H Parmalec Decoration day May 30 features an afternoon program for children indoor baseball and games Refreshments by Henry M Armstrong and Alvah L Sawyer Supper served to children at 6 pm under the direction of Mrs John Bogle and Mrs Harry L Randall Adults enjoy a picnic supper after children return home

River Forest Eouub Cape Harvey A. H. Parmalec Henry M. Armstrong Alvah L. Sawyer John Bogle Harry L. Randall

Kerner Denies Leniency as Judges Probe Opens

Judge Otto Kerner of Cook County’s criminal court defends his record amid charges from the Chicago Crime Commission led by Frank J. Loesch. He insists on impartial justice, cites high case disposal, and denies discussing waivers with State’s Attorney Crowe. Evidence taking begins tomorrow at 11 o’clock.

Otto Kerner Ashland Avenue River Forest Cook County Chicago Crime Commission Frank J. Loesch Kerner Robert F. Crowe

Telephone company warns again at fraud

A Chicago case where a man posed as a telephone installer to rob homes prompts Winds Bell Telephone to warn the public not to admit strangers claiming to be employees without showing identification. Linois Bell issues photo ID cards to all entering homes. homeowners urged to require identification before entry. Attendees for River Forest Presbyterian church council include Rev W I Marbach Miss Meredith Evans Mr Fred Templeton and others at Grace Church Parish House Sunday afternoon. The priceless ingredient of every thing is the honor and integrity of him who made it-Hakeem.

Chicago Winds Bell Telephone Company Linois Bell Telephone Company River Forest Presbyterian Church Oak Park- River Forest

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