Forest Park Pupils Travel to Watch Team Play
Ar and Mrs Wor Cunningham and daughters Bath and Ninater accompany the Forest Park team to Fireburg and Niagara Falls for the November 25 game. Myrtle Helleman, a Memora reporter, joins the party for the trip and coverage. They plan ten days in New York City with Broadway visits and two hours in Boston before heading to Fitchburg for the game. The Cunningham party, Kenneth and Ruth Cunningham, are sophomores at Preview, with the group departing Wednesday evening and returning Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor Cunninghant
Bath
Ninater
Firehburg
Aloss
Fireburg
Myrtle Helleman
Memora
Heney Hebeman
Murdmon
Myrtle Will Seaver
Journalimn
Au Cub
Willown Kurent Park
Aetite
Niagara Fulle
The
Falla
Fitchburg
Gcooningham
Ningara
Shay
New York City
New York
Broadway
Boston
Apent
Witchburg
Cunningham Yorty
Girl
Washington, DC
Kenneth
Conninghian
Huth
Proviss
Tou
Muen
Lweeyond Contrict
Phhyert
Bupt Asd
Vitehburg
Croekur
Wuaallington
Arlington
Congressional Library
Anike
Xeturon
Guna
Ducks Easy Sagging Says Local Hunters
Local hunters report the southern migration of ducks from northern breeding grounds toward the Gulf of Mexico. Observers note large flocks along the bayous and marshes, with many birds on private property or preserves. Officer Jack Hermansut and George Sehenge returned from a hunting trip with quacked ducks. A marriage announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Wan Burgh reports their daughter Kile, married D. Peter of Malore Park on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Gulf of Mouxdeo
Kaine
Jack Hermansut
Ceorge
Sehenge
Juckanya
Wan
Burgh
Kile
Monming D. Peter
Malore Park
Mer
Petersen
Adhiand Aye
Ulver Forests
Proviso PTA Opens Year As Thalman Urges Growth Aid
Supt J L Thalman addresses Proviso Parent Teacher Association at the high school outlining rapid student growth from 631 in four years to 143 with this year’s enrollment and the need for expanded facilities. He notes new roles and programs including a nurse’s devices, a debating league, a supervisor of boys, and senior rhetoric programs as parts of planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tange Ia
High Wehodl
Oxburn
O. W. Follett
Thum
Thalion
Ngures
Ioeniwe
Tom WZ
Variows Gehoula
Stowne
Maywood
Emerson Linton
Washingto Irving
Gurtlelid
Dames Matrose
Sacred Ueart St, Paul's
Luther
Mt Garitel
Forest Park A
Gurfeld
Dol Lutheray
Ware
Bernadine
Hellwood
Thalmar
Tituch Kllah
W. Nerwoor Brigance
Aueburban League
B. T. Moyer
Laylah
Thialman
Hlas
Kaimon
Alias
Jegalen Foster
Tost
Forest Park Women Hold Bake Sale for Hospital Relief
Women of Forest Park plan a Saturday afternoon sale on November 24 to raise funds for the West Side hospital and recreation for recuperating patients. Edith Hellemno and Clara Mosler lead donations and logistics with volunteers from local clubs and organizations. A room near the elevator is to be furnished for extended wartime relief activities, with proceeds supporting servicemen. volunteers meet at Clara Mosler’s home to organize food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Speedwey Hospital
Clore Logier
Edith Hellemno
Woran
Vlads
Jorganiaation
Hosler
Giving & Banco
Service League
Forest Ark
Major White
Pwrinksklon
Afrs. Hosters
Clara Mosler
Thanas Ave
Ciara Howler
Balk Heltenan
Alaa Vaingen
Chatterbox Club
Myx
Hania Kinghoke
le Mo Atay
Martin
Wiebers
Alles Muare
Peneninn Cinp
Ay Moahnte Sehwab
Myrtie Cavip
Georgie Korlee
Delt Styne
Kappa Wigan Knoup
Mary Dicht
Ruth ‘Lurnquist
Utelem
Gee
Lawrence
Vorest Park
Mudston St
Contest nears end for Maxwell car prize in Forest Park
The Review races toward a final vote count tonight in a popularity contest with seven finalists. Each contestant is hustling to gather last minute support as voters flood Forest Park subscribers and aim for the grand Maxwell touring car. Other prizes await, but first place hinges on today’s final push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Gorman Promises Forest Park Post Office in 1922
A report to a committee, headed by Albert Rous, lists a group of residents backing Forest Park to receive a post office by April 1, 1922. The plan requires a business volume of about 20 million dollars yearly to justify the office. A postmaster would be appointed, with the rural area’s ties to Congressman Corwin aiding the effort. changes await spring due to holiday closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Gurman
Congress
Wun
WML
Hanehenn
Alx
Forest
Dark
Vomanter
Albert Rous
Hyney Tildek
Adolph Wendt
Jacob Schaub
Ernest Witt
Vo. Lobatein
Hertin G
Buin
Men Roch
Win. Torn
Edward Hoesenberg
Red Bamuel
Oak Park
Chicago Post
Rook
Corin
Alari
Utelen Social Club Thanksgiving Dance Notice
The Utelena Bavial club will hold a Thanksgiving dance at the elele Ma quale Cemple in Warrison et Buell five on Saturday November 20. Twenty-five ex service men will be honored at speedway event. Bredfield's orchestra will play. Tickets may be purchased from members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utelena Bavial
Elele Maquale Cemple
Warrison
Buell
Nahurday
Mnit
Speedway
Bredfield
Neketa
Forest Park Hospital Hostesses Bring Dance to Patients
Twenty Service League girls from Forest Park entertained sixty patients at Mpediway hospital with a dance party and bunco tables run by Clara Mosler and Edith Helleman. Vets provided music and a midway surprise entertained patients while guests enjoyed cake, doughnuts, apples and elder. A hospital birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Mob Zander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service League
Foreat Park
Mpediway Hospital
Wity
Bunco
Clara Mosler
Edith Helleman
Bypeor Mitra
Maywood
Hervige League
Munllang
Olle
Lyon
Matt
Lothian
Vienne
Katherine Dark
Speedway
Alan
Abs
Organizationa Pte
Siedway
Village Council Weekly Session Reports October Births and Deaths
The Village Council held a Monday meeting with Attorney Healy absent and Dr. IL Carstens present. A report for October listed eight births and nine deaths. Commissioner Hermay Motu discussed repaving Clirett Ave from Bartonwyy to Krankfvist. The board reviewed cost estimates for a refund to Forest Park village and noted brick paving work by the Chicago & North Western Railway Co. saved about $2,100. An ordinance on street widening was discussed and fireworks displays were approved with restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy
IL Carstens
Ocal Health
Gon ‘Matualuner
Hermay Motu
Clirett Ave
Bartonwyy
Krankfvist
Xan
Forest
Umenger & Northwestern Hallway Co
Forest Fork
Forest Park
Chicago
Belek
Cuteno & Northweatert Itailway Co
Vilage
Northwestern
Herman JL Jtann
Conmientoner
Streeta and Alloys
Idk
Ifar
Niles
MUEHLENHAUPT BUILDING: A NEW DELI AND RESTAURANT
The Muehlenhaupt building hosts a model of gleaminess with a delicatessen store and a restaurant at the rear. Mrs Muehlenhaupt supervises the delicatessen while patrons enjoy the unusual mix, noting no competition in Foreont Park and strong patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muehlenhaupt
Western Depot
Delia Tour
Muehlenbaupt
Aew Kulcike
Turing
Fitchburg football trip and American Legion dance detailed
The report outlines Fitchburg football party plans for a November trip to Fitchburg with 17 players and escorts, departing November 2 and arriving in Fitchburg for a game on a Croek ur Field. It also covers the American Legion dance at Armory Park, attendance, orchestra, prizes, and local Legion auxiliary participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
al Dyer
Eliam
Migtier
Olga Knoop
Legion Auxiliary
Mexcaaien Moreneediaents
Hoxe Mallow
Daechert
Minnie Moseke
Art Truchert
Be Frankel
Fred Nagele
Brown
Barbara Mabot Switt
Adeline Schula
G. Ebert
Thane Whe
Acores
Buneo
Cleeting
Ina Wan Qwaried Foo Reatdent
Kilminaryt
Whyle
Adrminsdon
Mrs FP Visit With Aunt In Motiron
Mrs FP Behinidt of Maylewnel travels to Motiron to visit her aunt Mre and daughter Jenn. The fragment mentions a family trip with a daughter and an unspecified visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maylewnel
Mre
Motiron At
Jenn
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Massachusetts
Supt
J. L. Thalman
Gorman
Promises Forest Park
P. D
Utelem Social Club
Forest Park Girls Hospital
Mrs. Mob
I, Zander
Dunlop Ave
Rah Ndou
Hov
Ghults
Mie Bolle, Gwitt
Mira Wea
Mra
Hy Minke
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