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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1939

Page

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Collis and Council At Odds Over Missing Funds

Monday night a village meeting showed Mayor Collis and the council in dispute. Caleagny led routine business and announced a missing receipt tied to a water utility fund. the council pledged a full investigation with cooperation from all members. No resignations or actions were taken.

Collis Calcaigna Cull Barnet Clef Cullis Caleagny Ile Einffman

Resident for Over Half a Century Dies at Home

Mrs. Christine Stolzenberg of Forest Park died Monday afternoon October 30 at 111 Desplaines Avenue. Born in Brandenburg Germany April 15 1852 she came to Harlem in 1888 with her husband predeceasing her by twenty six years. Survived by three sons Richard Carl Herman Stolzenberg two daughters Mrs Helets Cohrs and Mrs Louise Johnson four grandchildren Funeral services were conducted by Rev Walter A Burzlaff Thursday November 2 at 2 pm in Zimmermans chapel with Mr Schaubel of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church singing hymns Interment was in Forest Home.

Christine Stolzenberg Forest Park Desplaines Avenue Stolzenberge Brandenburg Germany Harlem Richard Carl Herman Stolzenberg Helets Cohrs Louise Johnson Walter A. Burzlaff Zimmerman's Schaubel St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Stolzenberg Forest Home

St Pauls Church Sets 60th Anniversary Observance

St Pauls Church marks sixty years since its founding with a Sunday service at its church in Michigan City Indiana and a program of hymns sermons and choir renditions led by Rev August Engelbreent Rev E Kemena and Rev W Wietzke. A congregational dinner will follow on Wednesday November 15 hosted by the Light Aid. The church was organized in 1869 with the present building dedicated in 1899 and the current pastor Rev Baralaff beginning his eleventh year.

St. Paul's TU Ucks Witch August Engelbreent Mentiota Illinois Hhs Brotherhood E. Kemena Michigan City Indiana W. Wietzke Grace Church Chicago Cilio Aid Light Re- Aid Baralafl Cardi Sto

Free Bicycles For Boys And Girls At Black's

A local drug store contest at Black's 7343 Madison Street offers bicycles and other prizes to children under eighteen. Participants must have a parent or friend accompany them, fill a nomination blank, and have supporters shop at Black's to earn votes. The sweepstakes run from November 1 to December 24 with eight prizes each for girls and boys and several grand prizes such as a 27 inch dutl and an electric train.

Black Madison Street Black's

Armistice Day Stamp Sale Planned by Fors District Post Office

On November 11 the Fors district post office will hold a single delivery in the business district offering stamps. The post office will stay open from 9 am to 1 pm with public access for stamp sales. Arthur H. Seharler, postmaster.

Forspest Bark Beamy Arthur HH. Seharler

Do Unto Others Honor for Local Motorman Van Schuick

Two women thanked Metropolitan Transit motorman Van Schoick for stopping his train precisely to help them alight at Tripp Avenue station. Schoick, a 39 year veteran, received a box of hand kerchiefs with a note praising his courtesy and safety.

Daly Tripp Avenue van Schuick van Schoick Hielatt Ete

Minutemen to Meet

The Forest Park Minutemen will meet Monday at Schwab's hall Por- city and time details remain unclear in the fragment. Participants likely discuss local matters and upcoming events according to the notice.

Forest Park Schwab's Hall Por

Red Cross Drive Kicks Off Saturday Across District

The Red Cross launches a district drive with events described as a community effort to support disaster relief and relief work. Funds raised support aid kits, medical supplies, and emergency response amid famines strikes floods and other crises. Local organizers urged participation and noted a program of music and films to raise awareness.

Observe Book Week Highlighting Reading for Children

The Forest Park Public Library hosts a children’s exhibit from November 12 to 18 featuring new titles for all ages from picture books to stories. A contest based on tales from other lands accompanies the display inviting families and book lovers to visit.

Binet Forest Park Public Library Pire

Married 50 Years At Home Celebration For Brieschke Couple

Mr and Mrs Charles Brieschke 326 Bathrop Avenue will mark their Golden wedding anniversary with an at home open house Sunday November 12 from 3 to 6 pm They were born in Germany and have resided in Forest Park since 1915 Their daughter Mrs Elmer Bass and another daughter Mrs Walter Hartman live nearby in Forest Park and Downers Grove Their four sons Fred Walter George and William reside in Chicago Elmhurst Berwyn and Los Angeles respectively.

Charles Brieschke Bathrop Avenue Brieschke Germany Forest Park Elmer Bass Mes Walter Hartman Downers Grove Fred Chicago Walter Elmhurst George Berwyn William Los Angeles Calif

Discussion on pheasant hunting near Palatine grounds

A discussion will occur about hunting pheasants off the Palatine grounds. Local officials and residents are expected to weigh safety access and conservation considerations during the session.

Palatine

F. P. Legion Armistice Observance Report Noted

The F. P. Legion plans Armistice events including a memorial service at a local avenue site and a program at Medinah Temple. Comrade Marion Peeniiger leads preparations with veterans, and notices urge members and wives to apply for membership while reflecting on past comradery.

Luther League to Stage Sixth Annual Comedy at Grant Ward

Luther League of St Pauls Lutheran church will present its sixth annual comedy Woo't Darker My Tooth a romance light farce. The show stars Julia Zimmerman Tob Ehrlery and features Charlotte Buralaff Viv ia Scheidle Mantel Lucille Haick Bob Zinsmermat Walter Sager and Betty Lunt with Albert Blasina as stage manager. Tickets from cast or Forest 8.

Luther League of Sterling Dune Varth Charlotte Buralaff Vivia Scheidlemantel Lucille Haick Bob Zinsmermat Walter Sager Betty Lunt Albert B

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