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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
5
A crowded newspaper classified column offers Forest Park Oak Park and River Forest listings. It includes homes for sale rent and investment notices with prices locations and contact cues, plus a telephoned advertising service and rate card for 8 word ads.
Mrs. Hannah Berndt 60 of 1428 Muringo avenue died Wednesday evening at Oak Park hospital. Born in Germany she lived in Forest Park for many years. Survived by husband William and four sons Walter Krost Max Herbert and a daughter Mrs Orga Von Raguel. Funeral Saturday 2 30 p m at daughter’s home 33 Ma Tengo avenue with burial at Concordia.
Purely personal items note H B Tatick at 130 Brown Street after an illness with tonsillitis. Miss Stuth Grosgor of 100 Ashland Ave takes a stenographer post in Forest Village. UF G Stewart, Madison Street, plans a business trip to Toledo with his wife and son. Mrs Otto Welland of Charleston hosts guests Ward and Glenn Welland. her mother is Mrs H H Kuehn. A daughter born Tuesday night at Oak Park Hospital to Mr and Mrs I W McEwan of Jackson and Beloit. Jonathan Thompson to speak Memorial Day at Rhylander Bennett Grand Army Post. Bracy, horse trainer, left Madison for Aurori to pursue stud work. Barlea, famous horse, returns to Barlea’s yard. Hall of Hal and Howard Deny visit Oak Park. Pearson family member en route to Sweden to visit old friends.
Tom Mix arrives from Europe to present a picturized adaptation of Zane Grey’s Riders of the Purple Sage at Madison Circle theater. The masked rider Lassiter battles outlaws while Tom Mix portrays the daring hero in a tale of intrigue and pursuit.
The St John team dominated Ebenezer with dominant pitching by Kurt and Neublaer guiding a strong bullpen. Earl Brockner opened on the mound, Kurt and Triebes finished strong, while Newblser’s lineup produced heavy hitting in a cold, error-filled game. The win boosts St John’s status as team president R. Klemp announced plans for dances and club events for members and friends.
Fragmented OCR text reports several sports events with weather issues and uncertain team names. It mentions a baseball game won 11 to something and other matches with vague location clues. Names and places are garbled, leaving only a general sense of a busy sports slate affected by cold weather.
Don and Mazie Dixon Co presents Tave and Ven at Warrington Theater with a demi-musical comedy about a girl in a big city helping her mother. The show features a six piece jazz orchestra and performers who introduce themselves on stage in a wholesome, entertaining evening blending dining and comedy.
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