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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1936

Page

9

Mrs W Dimmett Addresses Kiwanis Memorial Day

Mrs Welborn S Dimmett delivers a Memorial Day address to Forest Park Kiwanis with Commander Kroschke, Post Commander Neubiser and Legionnaires present. She recalls Memorial Day origins, Civil War sacrifices, unity beyond past sectional divide, and urges lasting peace and restraint from war. News of the week notes include Supreme Court ruling on Municipal Bankruptcy Act and local civic items.

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Merchants Urge Quick Action On Diagonal Parking Ordinance

The Merchants and Patrons push the Village Council to restore diagonal parking without delay. Council members and Mayor Hussey voiced support for passing the ordinance soon. The Safety Commission meeting was postponed due to high school graduations, with plans to reconvene later.

Meerchants Parichy Hussey Attoney McKinley Safety Commission

Personal History First Class Question About Swallow Home

A natural history lesson prompts the class to name the swallow's home. After a long silence a student volunteers, declaring the swallow's home as the mum mick. The moment captures a quaint classroom exchange and the charm of young mispronunciations.

Robert

Hospital Auxiliary Plans Card Party on June 15

Oak Park Hospital Auxiliary will hold its next regular card party on Monday, June 15 on the hospital lawn with cards and refreshments. Mrs. J. C. Sodaro is general chairman, assisted by officers Mrs. Chas. Hussey, Mrs. F. Cheske, Mrs. F. Higgins, Mrs. Thos O'Connor, and President Mrs. R. Savage.

Oak Park Hospital J. C. Sodaro Chas. Hussey F. Cheske F. Higgins Thos O’connor R. Savage

Blessed events at Circle and Madison avenues

Blessed events report several births: Sylvia Clare, a baby girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Warner Halcombe of 246 Circle avenue born in May. Janet Ruth, a girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Orren Thorson of 806 Ferdinand avenue born May 13 at Oak Park hospital. Jerome Frank, a boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Maria Deckes of 7241 Madison street born May 2. Phillip Robert, a boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kiemel of 7502 Matson street born May 25.

Warner Halcombe Circle Avenue Sylvia Clare Janet Ruth Orren Thorson Ferdinand Avenue Oak Park Hospital Maria Deckes Madison Street Jerome Frank Phillip Robert Phillip Kiemel Matson Street

Scout Leaders Train At Oak Park Camp In Wisconsin

Twenty nine Oak Park area scouts attended a training camp on the Oproki site at the south end of Spring Lake near Mukwonago Wisconsin. Despite thunder storms Saturday afternoon the program largely proceeded as planned with Arnold assisting as Scout Executive and Ji Ho Leland leading instruction along with camp director Jake Efe. Local leaders included WE Swarthout district commissioner, Ro Ti troop 71 Maywood Tom Busack troop 26 Oak Park A C Wolf troop 22 Oak Park and Harry Thorsen troop 39 Oak Park. Closing ceremony was Sunday afternoon.

Oak Park Area Oproki Spring Lake Mukwonago Wisconsin Arnold Ji Ho Leland Waukeska Jake Ee Fie Swarthout Clent Ro Ti Witretind Maywood Tom Busack Oak Park A. C Wolf Harry Thorsen

Garfield P T A Year Ends With Child Entertainment

Garfield P T A closes its year with a lively meeting as children perform a variety of dance and entertainment numbers. The program, arranged by the chairman, features a strong youth showcase and a celebratory atmosphere to cap the season.

Garfield Parent-Teachers Association

Forest Park Park District budget ordinance 1936 37

An ordinance appropriates funds for all corporate purposes of the Forest Park Park District Cook County Illinois for the fiscal year May 1 1936 to April 30 1937. It authorizes total appropriations of 9510 00 and 11463 00 to cover admin and debt service with contingencies to be held. The ordinance references prior bond issuance and directs transfer of any remaining cash balances to the Contingent Fund. It becomes law after publication and approval in May 1936.

Park District Forest Park Cook County Illinois Board of Park Commissioners Park District OF A.D Minis Gordon BO Wallaci Turdey

Grant-White School Graduation Party Reports Success

A report on the Grant-White school graduation party held last Friday evening notes 70 graduates enjoyed bunco and dancing. Each student received a small keepsake, and the event, hosted by the Garfield P.T.A., was financially successful thanks to generous donations from merchants and volunteers. Mrs. Chas. Schuster sang, with Mrs. Ruth Kilbey at the piano, as cake and coffee were served.

Grant-White Forest Park Ciarfeld Chas. Schuster Ruth Kilbey Maywood Schuster

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