Republicans Rally At Party Thursday Proviso
Republicans led by township committeeman James Jamieson held a large banquet and rally at Grand Manor to energize the Proviso precinct for next Tuesday’s election. About 500 citizens attended with candidates present and speakers urging captains to maximize turnout for an overwhelming Republican victory.
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James Jamieson
Grand Manor Restaurent
Harold Ny, Collier
Arthur Bidwill
William N. Erickson
Marvin Dee
Herbert Friedland
Paul Altier
Willam
Nordburg
Bill Patterson
Jerry Dolezal
Willam Mannion
John Tyrell
Ed Moore
Harry Smith
Claude Walker
Jamieson
China and World Study Group to Discuss China Topics
The International Relations Study Group will hold its November meeting on Thursday Nov 8 at the library. It will explore geography and resources of China with focus on the river, using Hineth Scott Latourette s History of Modern China as a text. New members are welcome to join the lively informal discussions.
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China
Rivera
Hineth Scott’ Latourette
Lions Plan Bus Trip to Bears Packers Game
Forty four members of the Forest Lions club will travel by bus Sunday, Nov. 11, to the Bears Packers grid contest in Wrigley Field. It will be the second annual sojourn by club members. Arrangements are being handled by Slim Maren. The bus will leave in front of the Forest Park Review at 11 a.m.
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Forest Lions Club
Bears-Packers
Wrigley Field
Slim" Maren
Forest Park
Farewell Party For Lowdens Before Colorado Move
Friends and neighbors gathered at the Alvis home on 1547 S. Elgin to bid Mr. and Mrs. William Lowden farewell as they leave Forest Park after 30 years. The Lowdens plan permanent residence in Denver. About 50 attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lange of Aurora Tl and Jim Lowden of Denver. guests gave a memento gift.
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William Lowden
S. Elgin
Cy Alvis
Lowdens
Forest Park
Denver
Calones
Lange
Forest Parkers
Aurora
Jim
Bitten by Dog in Harlem Birthday Incident
A Harlem resident was bitten by a dog on her birthday October 22. The dog bite occurred near a local residence, with no further injuries reported and authorities notified for investigation.
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Ce Ater
Harlem
Cride
Teachers Institute Slated in Forest Park Wednesday
Forest Park Elementary teachers join a provisional Township Teachers' Institute at the high school on Wednesday, Nov. 7. Sheriff Lohmann and Dr. Mayer speak in the morning, Captain Boone and Dr. Schindler in the afternoon on human behavior and enterprise. Wayne Craney chairs. Schindler will not be in session that day.
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Forest Park
Township Teachers’ Institute
Joseph Lohmann
Benedict Mayer
Richard Boone
John Schindler
Monroe
Wis
Wayne Craney
Forest Park ‘Schools
Schidal
What Did This Thief Have Up His Sleeve
Benny Matz of 826 Marengo reported a theft from his mailbox of a copy of last week's Review. Mrs. Matz had seen the mail in the box before leaving on a trip and planned to return. The item theft raises questions about why someone would steal a single issue or if cost deterred the thief.
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Benny Matz
Marengo
Barber Shop Hofmann's Moves to New Corner Location
Hofmann's Barber Shop will relocate on November 5 to the corner of Marengo and Randolph, two blocks north of its current address at 7302 Madison. The shop will continue service by two barbers, Dick Hofmann and Edward Kubat, serving customers at the new site.
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Hofmann
Marengo and
Randolph
Madison
Dick Hofmann
Edward Kubat
Stroke Sufferer John Benedeck 78 at Marengo Home
John Benedeck aged 78 suffered a stroke at his Marengo home on October 28 and was transported by ambulance to Oaks Park Hospital.
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John Benedeck
Marengo
Mobilans
Oaks Park Hospital
Festival Sale Sparks Strong Interest With Pumpkin Contest
The Fall Festival Sale by Madison Street Merchants drew heavy interest. Tony Zunker won $25 for best carved pumpkin. Steven Mueller and Genens shared prizes, while 100 dollars in cash prizes included 25 prizes of 2 dollars each. Judging ran Thursday through Friday with 16 winners exhibited at local shops and businesses.
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Madison Street Merchants
Tony Zunker
Marengo
Steven Mueller
Pesros
Bertha Menigrum
Lois Basso
Marian Galligan
Trage'a
Relch_ and
Becker
Bud's
Roderetk
Wollman
Dunslop
Rubin
Circle
Forest Park Realty
Adele Lorenz
Elgin
Golden Liquors
Bennettia Hoffeen
Dunlop
Forest Park Cycle Shop
Surann Pitzice
Marongo
Seay
Haney
Burkhoratch
OOK
Bethanne Prueter
Desplaines
Cook's
Jerry Kupp
Ferdinand
Andro Drugs
Frank Woyke
Nah
Loon
Virginia Soderberg
Forest News Agency
Saraliga Hamilton
Jackson
Vincent DeMarco
Thomas
Ben Franklin
Lynn Fippinger
Beloit
Abarbanell Cleaners
Judith Johnson
Hannah
Forest Park National Bank
And
Franz Cook
Madison
Lehman Elected Chair of Suburban Cancer Chapter
Lloyd W. Lehman River Forest attorney has been elected chair of the West Suburban chapter of the American Cancer Society Illinois Division. He resides at 643 Edgewood Place and is linked with First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Forest Park and River Forest. Fred P. Tage is named to the executive committee. Lehman is active in local clubs and past president of the Forest Park Chamber of Commerce.
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Lloyd W. Lehman
River Forest
Weat
American Cancer Society
Edgewood Place
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Forest Park and
Madison St
Fred P. Trage
Tage. Frog, Appliance. Co
Madigan
Forest Park
Gradidate
Northwestern
Forest Lions Club
Oak Park
Air rifle damage at civic feeds door on Oct 27
Four holes were made in an Aga pane of a door at Civic Feeds, 715 Van Buren, when an air rifle was used. Local police were informed of the incident.
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Civic
van Buren
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Lions
Colorado
Coon County
Teachers’ Institute
Tony Sunker
Bharon Geuens
Madison Street
Arch Blegson
Edmund ‘Trage
Louis Calcagno
Sam Zussman
Arnold Waldergen
Lehman !S
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