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Forest Park Review in Forest Park, Illinois

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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1957

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Mohr Pioneer and Former Forest Park Mayor Dies at 88

Henry J. Mohr longtime Oak Park Forest Park leader dies at 88 after a career as coal and building material businessman and public official. He served as mayor for two four year terms and presidents of Forest Park for over six decades. He was born in Cambria Wisconsin in 1869 and lived with his sons Roy and Carl in later years. Funeral services were held at Zimmerman Chapel with Rev. R. W. Roth officiating. Survivors include two sons a daughter eight grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.

Henry J. Mohr Forest Park Desplaines Oak Park Cambria Columbia County Wisconsin Karl E Martha Arch Mohr Mary Frances Hendriks Harlem Avenue Harrison Street Roy Carl H. J. Mohr & Sons Company H. J Fanny Ray Zimmerman Chapel R. W. Roth Rt. Peter Lutheran Church Oakridge Abbey Ethel Haeger Henry Mohr Forest Park Lodge 1054

Community Chest Drives Collect 2800 in Forest Park

The 200 Community Chest workers raised almost 2800 in three hours at Forest Park last Wednesday, ahead of 1958. Gifts from business men were incomplete by Saturday, making it unclear if the Chest will surpass 1956 totals of 12000. Donors are urged to support five groups Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Infant Welfare Family Service and Home Nursing Association.

Forest Park Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Infant Welfare Family Service Home Nursing Association

Oak Park man robbed after blind date lure in Forest Park

Robert Clemons of Oak Park met two men at a Madison Street restaurant who offered a date with a “no beautiful girl” in Forest Park. They drove to 7206 Circle, strong armed him, took his wallet containing $28, and fled, leaving him with a sore neck.

Forest Park Robert Clemons Oak Park Robert Madison Street Clemons

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H. J. Mohr H. Z. Mohr Howard Tom First Evangelical and Reformed Church Elgin Harvard Community Chest Workers Park Administration Community Chest Kiwanians Groat Moe Schnurstein BI Gorey Fred Rose Kiwanis Club
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