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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1938

Page

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Festival a Big Success Forest Park Woman's Club Anniversary

Forest Park Woman's Club celebrates twenty five years of constructive work with an October 14 opening featuring a year book in a hammered silver blue cover. Members, including historian Ferdinand Schulze, reflect on history from seven neighbors forming a neighborhood club to a village beacon in education, library progress, art, Red Cross, and veteran support.

Forest Park Carl Friedley Ferdinand Schulze Neighborhhood Club Vilage Forest Parc Woman's Club Red Cross

Kolle's Beauty Salons Offer Free Service Year

Kolle's Beauty Salon celebrates its second anniversary October 15 at 7501 Madison Street with Canniversary week October 10 15. Women visiting during the week receive a drawing entry for one year of free beauty services valued at 100 dollars, plus all present get a chance to win an eight 50 dollar permanent wave. The owner notes rising business from skilled staff at moderate prices and cites locations at 5525 Lake Street Chicago and 35 Chicago Avenue Oak Park, with the slogan You must be satisfied.

Kolle Madison Street Forest Lake Street Chicago Chicago Avenue Oak Park

Mattress and Stove Needed by Forest Park Charities

Forest Park Charities seek a full size mattress and spring for a needy family sleeping on the floor. They also request a hot blast stove and a garbage burner for destitute households. Call Mrs Petersohn at Forest 793 or Mrs Hardin at Forest 440 to help.

Forest Park

Forest Park Post Office Dedicated in ceremony with 5000 attendees

Postmaster Arthur H. Schuler chaired the dedication of Forest Park’s new post office. The program featured colors by American Legion Post 414, band selections, invocations, a welcome by Mayor Chas. R. Hussey, and remarks by Congressman Thomas J. O’Brien who credited local groups and the Forest Park Review for securing the $98,000 project funding. Continued on page 2.

Arthur H. Schuler Forest Park Schuler American Legion Post Aweigh Wm. F. Buck St. Peter’s Church Chas. R. Hussey Ernest J. Kruetgen Chicago Sandguaker Washington DD. C Thomas J. O'Brien Mlinais Jos J. Lelivelt Cook County American Legion J. Wagener St. Bernardine's Church Hussey Council Forest Park Kiwanis Club Forest Lions Chamber of Commerce Forest Park Review

Brandt Installed as Legion Commander in Town Ceremony

Amid a galaxy of Legion dignitaries and friends, H Brandt was installed as commander of the local Legion Post. State Commander Edward Clamage led the ceremony with Mayor Hussey among attendees. William J. Collins presided as installing officer, with officers pledged to serve to the best of their abilities. Plans for the Armistice dance were set, with committees to handle arrangements. the event is slated for November 12.

Legion Offee Edward Clamage Mayor Hussey Guy Gaguier William J. Collins Cook County Council Herman Brandt James McEvoy Lloyd Lehmatt Carl Gislander Tiikuces Eanil Beale Herman Schulz Paul Hingst Maurice Enright

Reich Wins Prize In Old Timers Picture Review

Otto Reich wins the Old Time Picture contest after old timers voting at Ebsen's Place on Madison Street. The 38 year old photo shows Reich with familiar patrons Million Meyer Art Rubien Crist Lang Adolph Peters Phillys the candy man and Mr Ebsen behind the bar. The doubtful names are Luebner Partridge and Schultz. Reich favors Hoerbers beer and will have it tomorrow morning. Forest Park readers can submit authentic old time photos for publication.

Otto Reich Ebsen Madison Street Mr. Ebsen Mr. Reich Million” Meyer Art Rubien Crist Lang Adolph Peters Phillys the Candy Man Mr Ebsen Luebner Partridge Schultz Reich Tomorow Reieli Forest Park

Fall Festival draws crowds at Forest Park event

Forest Park’s third annual Fall Festival attracts large crowds all week with rides and children’s activities. Wednesday featured the pe office dedication as the sole event beyond the rides, while Friday offers a children’s program and a pet parade. Judges award prizes for pets and dolls as part of the day’s events, followed by a parade and decorated wheel contest at Madison Street and Thomas Avenue.

Forest Park Hotsels Madison Street Hannah Avenue Thomas Avenue

Dr. Masslow Celebrates 25 Years at Altenheim

The devoted physician Dr. W. Masslow marks a quarter century at Altenheim. He treats all residents as his own children, visiting six ill patients each Monday and lifting spirits daily. His steadfast care correlates with a declining death rate, and the institution praises his relentless work and seeks years more of his service.

Wikism Masslow Masslow Masstow

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Forest Park Woman‘s Club Qpin The Playground and Recreation Board Mrs. Carc*friedley Kolle's St. Peter’s Lutheran Hannah Ave Madison H. Brandt Legion Com Joseph J. Lalivelt W. Masslow Altenheim WM. F. Buch
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