Forest Park Review Publisher and Editorial Staff Listing
Forest Park Review notes its publisher Paschal Hall Heileman CQ Incorporated and lists 7444 Madison Bt Forest Park IL with editor Albert L Hall and Edith Heileman. Entry states second class mailing at Oak Park Illinois post office.
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Forest Park Review
Paschal-Hall-Heileman CQ
Madison Bt
Forest Park
Albert L. Hall
Edith Heileman
Abbogiate
Oak Park
Ilinoia
Memorial Day plans and veterans projects outlined
The town schedules Memorial Day services led by the Forest Park American Legion and notes the Wat Veterans' building dedication at Hilgin State hospital with 2,500 ex service men expected. Also mentioned are elm trees planted along Easevelt Pond, and a four mile dedication route as part of Whenaten's observances.
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State of Inns
Wat’ Veterans
Hilgin State Hospital
Tinos
Whentas
Easevelt
Amalatios
Whenaten
Graham '16 Given Credit Get a Results Where Others Fail
testimonial from GW Bennett praising Dr Jan M Graham Oph B as transforming eye care with a unique method. notes practice in Yorost Park and Forest Park area, hours 1 to 8:30 pm, emphasis on eye exams and glasses. also mentions American Insurance Union party at American Legion Memorial hall with a game at 8 o'clock.
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Graham
Bennett
Doreat Park
Jamus M
Wotl Mock
Madison Street
Chete
Forest Park
American Insirones Union
American Legion Memorial Hall
Flowers Now If The Office Canary Sings Of Loss And Hope
A stream of verse and prose pieces laments parting and death, offers flowers to the living, and weaves through local thoughts on culture, schools, and community life. It references May blossoms, Desplaines Avenue, Billeted gossip, and a town’s upcoming events while honoring the sweet girl graduate.
The Blue and Gray in Khaki Memory
A compact patriotic poem lamenting the joining of Civil War memory with World War I era khaki. It honors soldiers buried in fresh mounds, noting how blue and gray veterans are celebrated yet the khaki generation is the current sacrifice. It emphasizes national duty and the enduring symbolism of blue gray and khaki.
Mayflowers for the Khaki and Blue Gray
A brief patriotic verse salutes May blooms and honors the khaki and blue gray, suggesting collective remembrance and tribute through floral tokens and shared sentiment. The lines evoke Civil War era color symbolism and a call to honor veterans with simple gratitude.
Bunco and Dance At Neighborhood Club Friday
A danco party and dance will be hosted by the Neighborhood Club at Herger's Hall Friday evening June 2. Prizes and refreshments will be provided. Miles Sharpless is in charge of the affair. Funds raised will support the Ways and Means committee to secure speakers for the calendar.
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Herger's Hall
Miles Sharpless
Ways and
Cal‘andar
Maccabees Club Plans Banco Party at Derger’s Hall
The Ladies of the Maccabees announce a banco party at Derger's Hall on Madison Street near Desplaines Avenue. The event is set for Tuesday evening in June at 8 o'clock sharp.
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Maccabees
BANCO
Ladies of the Maccabees
Derger’s Hall
Madison Street
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Zander
Sid Saolth
Forest Tork Post American Legion
Dirk
Hvest Legion
Han LO
Soni
A. U. Bingo Party
Proviso
Edith HE
Ileman
Fova
Cella Joyaux
L. M. Hodges
Valentino
Rudolpho
Yaage Fathers
Henley
Arthur Conan Doyle
Vilage Council
Menle
Johnny
Mary
Carol Kennicott
Malo ‘Street
Potmaine Street
State Street
Aha
Charley
Berger
Lone Maraow
Hig Trend House
E Jay
Alxties
Reat
France
Earth
Bunco
Rance
S. Berliner
S. Desplaines Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Ness
Forest Park State Bank
Castle Garage
Forest Park Towing
Enuine Ford Parts
York Street
Higgins Road
Galantes
Beloit. Avenue
Harrison
J. Livingstone
Campbell Geans
del Monte
EQULO
Gpaghetti
Sunbeam Coffee
Kirk Olive
Madison ST
Burkart
Madison St. Hone Forest Park
Devore Paint
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