Euterpean Concert Benefit of Charities
On Tuesday evening October 18 nine lovers of Forest Park will enjoy a rare Euterpean concert at the Community club Range under the Neighborhood Club of Forest Park. Alfred Newron, directed by Katherine Bettister, presents a varied program with vocal and instrumental numbers by local performers. tickets at the door cost 0 contd each.
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Forest Park
Euterpean Concert Company
Alyon
Community Club
Uneir
Wullsplees
Chih
Deuces
Associated Charities
Forest Birk
Albus Katherine Bettister
Turner
Inale
Tond
Arematsie
American Legion Meeting and Deed Transfer at Community House
American Legion Woreat Park Post and Women’s Auxiliary held a joint October 7 meeting at the Community Outhouse. The Patrio tic Community League of Morgst Tark arranged the deed handover for a southeast Circle and Adana corner lot. Officials spoke on plans to erect a building as Bunco, refreshments, and dancing followed the formal deed presentation and pledges of support from league members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Woreat Park Post
Womena Auxiliary
Circle Avenue
Adana Street
Patella Community League
Morgst Tark
Amerlean Beglon Bunco Waa
Carler
Henry Knoop
Henry J. Hefleman
Chatemiin
Levme
Knoop
Koop St
Legion
Pantriotic League
Jeter
Rodgerv A L. Florey
Department of Minolta
American: Legion
Morest Park
Walter Hosler
Loigny
Logio
William Johnson
Blorey
Jolingon
Martin Schult
Sever
Charity Ball at Forest Park to Aid Local Charity
The Associated Charlies of Forest Mark host a charity ball at Forest Park ballrow on Saturday evening in November. Emmy Kivessner, the wonwray chairman, with Nettle Hofman in charge of games. tickets are $2 per person. Proceeds benefit a local charity.
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Charlies of Forest Mark
Forest Park
Mra
Emmy Kivessner
Wonwray
Witl
Wedding of Speedway Hospital Head and Stenographer
Major Mark D. Walte, commander and editor at Speedway Hospital, wed Jeannie Wadeworth, the popular stenographer, in Chicago on Wednesday October 12. The event drew Speedway staff, vendors, and patients who plan to celebrate the couple upon their return from a New York honeymoon as speculation swirled over the romance.
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Mark D. Walte
Speedway Hospital
Jeannie Wadeworth
Chieagy
Speedway
White
Wadaworth
Chicago
Wiika
New York City
Katrina Ball Lost and Found At City Watch Office
Mrs Katrina Ball described as a dainty amnesiac old Lady known in the Morris Street district as a former nurse and social visitor. She vanished from Altenhilm recently, guided back by local staff amid public concern as friends recall her alert demeanor and refined conduct.
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Katrina Wilk
Lome
J. A. Guinee
Jn Bors
Indy
Mailson Street
Dar View
Hite
Mra. Ball
Altenhilm
Funeral Services for Private Merrill Boyer Held in Forest Park
Funeral services for Private Merrill Boyer a Forest Park boy killed at Bt M11bot on May 4 were held at his sister Mrs Herman Pries home 605 Flgnt nnvenue conducted by the American Legion Forest Parke Post The procession went to Forest Home Cemetery with songs taps and floral tributes following a brief home service Boyer son of the late Mr and Mrs I B Boyer was born and raised in Tilger Forest and lived at 32 Central Avenue before going to war
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Tiw 1
Boyer
Forest Park
Bt. Mibiot
Herman Prices
American Legion
Forest Parke
Alb, Saunders
Forest Home Cemetery
Gulag
Adana Street
Desplaines Avenue
Arthur Huxold
Legion
Etindard
Henry
al Knoop
I. Schultz
A. Pochert
I. Huettner
J. Brion
Palibenrera
Livarie
Ih. Neubleer
C. Dahmey
Jacobs
W. Behultz
Mochel
W. Beck
la Verne Row
Pries
Merrill Boyer
Mr. and
Mra
BM. Boyer
Tilger Forest
Central Avenue
Stores Stay Open Amid Coalition Crisis in Chicago Area
Warrison Parker and the Cooperative Society of America face bankruptcy and legal troubles as several cooperative stores in Vorcat Park operate despite turmoil. Parker was accused of misusing about 3 million in property bonds but his wife Edith Parker held the securities during travel and planned to reveal them when needed. The group claims persecution by local wholesalers and retailers in and around Chicago.
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Warrison Parker
Co-operative Society of America
Vorcat Park
Parker
Edith Parker
New York
Chicago
Waldemar Zutz to Give Musical Recital at Community Club
Professor Waldemar Zutz known in musical circles will present a piano recital at the Community Club House corner Kannah Avenue and Adams Street on Friday evening October 21. Program includes Rachmaninoff Grieg Chopin Elgar Granger Dett and others with pieces such as Prelude in O Sharp Minor and Silent Night Variations. Admission at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Zutz
Nivale Jand
Mualen
Kannah Avenue
Adams Street
Rachmaninoff
Grieg
Country Gardens
Grainger
Friedman
Forest Park Mason Lodge Constitution Ceremonies
Ceremonies for the constitution of Forest Park Lodge A M and A M were to be held at Pierpont Building Masonic Hall Oak Park Monday evening October 17. The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge AB and AM of Titnolp were to conduct the ceremonies.
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Forost Park Lodge
A. M
Pierpont Building
Masonic Hall
Oak Park
Tuesday Evening Crochet Club Meets at Warrington Theater
The Tuesday Evening Crochet Club attended the Warrington theater on Tuesday evening of this week, gathering for an informal crochet session and social time.
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Warrington Theater
Aged Woman Hurt Has Relatives Here
An elderly recluse, Mrs. Frederica Heidenway, was found at 213 North Fairfield Avenue with her throat cut and bound hands, after neighbors alerted police. She was taken to county hospital in a critical condition, and police suspect robbers sought a hidden fortune, though valuables may have been scarce. Relatives John G. Seldonway and Wisley Heidenway were notified and joined hospital visit.
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Kioun
Frederica Heidenway
Poltos
Feldenway
Mra
Veeutta
Fairfield Avenue
Veestra
Ulege
Ilea
Armistice Day Dance Plans At Amusement Park
Elaborate plans are laid by Far West Post American Legion for an Armistice Day dance at the amusement park ballroom on Friday November 11 with Henry Knoop as general chairman. Husk O'Hare's twelve piece orchestra will provide music. Prizes include a floor lamp valued at 75 dollars for the holder of the lucky admission ticket. Committees assigned for door, floor, pops, wardrobe, bar, ice cream, advertising, and banca game supervision. Tickets cost 55 cents in advance or 75 cents at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
American Legion
Far ‘Est Pass
Henry Knoop
Husk O’hare
Hays
Edward K. Jacobs
Fred Nagele
Roy Markward
William B Markward
Arthur Pochett
Paul Dinger
Rench
Arthur Jaurnat
Booth
Arthur Hinxold
William Johnson
Mnebers
Steview
Village Council Keeps Weekly Session Amid Local Affairs
The village council met Monday evening with routine business and a discussion on the Keough case. They approved a six inch cast iron gas main extension on Brown avenue and levied special assessments Nos. 105 and 108. Garbage disposal plans were outlined and cooperation solicited from Forest Park residents. Rigorous pavement and yard improvements were reviewed and contracts and bonds approved for Ducksen house yard improvements.
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J. P
Boell
Kaul
Thas
Henley
Weiting
Hewley
Brown Avenue
Lincoln Court
Public Service Company
Wan
Randolph Street
Ernest Telch
Hergran Fann
Forest Park
Mitchal
Board of
Focal Improvements
Thy Boat
Visage
Withmans
Wilinms
Tnspector
B. McCullough
South Elgin
Lehner Avenues
Goethe & Company
Duckaen Boutevyard
Boy Injured In Bicycle Crash On Harri son Street
Miles Sharpless Jr was injured Wednesday at 4:00 PM when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Miss G Northstead of Austin near Harri son Street and Circle Avenue. He suffered a severe wound near his right eye and minor bruises, was taken to Oak Park Hospital, then returned home to recover.
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Miles Sharpless Jr
Miles Sharpless
Adams Patreel
Harrison Streel
Circle Avenue
G.northstead
Austin
Oak Park’ Hospital
Thors- Jang
Was It Ignorance or Lack of Patriotism?
Forest Park Post members protested a police officer who sat on a hospital stair ledge during Merrill Boyer funeral. Veterans called the officer a disgrace to the force and village, urged removal, and commander Henry Kacop said he would file a protest with the village board.
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American Legion
Forest Park Post
Merrill Boyer
Foreat Park
Henry Kacop
Legion
Legion Auxiliary Notes on Welcoming New Members
The Auxiliary party hosted by the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion was well attended with a good time. Many new members enrolled and eligibility extends to mothers wives sisters and daughters of Legion members. Next regular meeting is Friday evening October 21 at the Community Club House. All charter members urged to answer roll call to discuss important matters.
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Wom
American Legion
The
Legion
Justices of the Peace Charged in Local Corruption Ring
An inquiry led by Assistant State Attorney Burke found deplorable conditions and widespread bribe schemes involving waterway policemen village trustees and justice of the peace officials in Melrose Park Bellwood and Western Springs. Claims include kickbacks from speeding fines and favorable handling of funds, with muttered plans for further indictments and reforms.
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Vunck
Curiday
Faes
Moorinth
Staten
Jamee W. Burke
Mwa
Justleen
Wee Herald
Moturmt
Lurke
Mak Vertuda
Hanside
Polten
Vilage
Maneya
Frank Vosharg
Melrose Wark
Orst
Tg Hiss
W. A. Geary
Palfay
Geary
Melrose Park
Commission of
Red W. Killingenhanger
Bellwood
Chicago Motor Club
Cook County
Motor Club
Miss Bockelman Returns to Forest Park Dancing Studio
Miss Elfred Bockelman returns to Forest Park from a year and a half in New York City. She is a teacher of interpretive dancing and will resume classes in two weeks. Those who wish to join should arrange private or group lessons at their mutual convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bockelman
Elfred Bockelman
Barbauri Street
Forest Park
New York City
China
Homecoming Party Draws Several Hundred Guests
A homecoming party hosted by the Nicosia family at 223 Myeninl Avenue in Hunday drew several hundred guests on Sunday afternoon and evening. Refreshments were served throughout the gathering and continued into the early morning, with merriment noted by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Nicosia
Buss Nicosia
Myeninl Avenue
Workers Busy as Mrs Terrell Leads Subscriptions Drive
Editors describe a community contest in which Mrs. Terrell guides canvassing for subscriptions to support local candidates. The piece urges persistent door to door effort, noting many workers gain confidence as subscriptions roll in. A list of participants and judges follows, including local residents and club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italie
Tony
Nera
Ferrell
Muteriman Hehe
Mlarenes Klguski
Qearga Brown
Willam McQurn
William Abuukle Miah Olive
Cooley
Leo Bettinger
Joe Miller
AL King
State Masons Gain 26000 In Last Year
Membership in Winole lodges of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons reached 230000, up by over 25000 in the last year. At the eighty second annual Grand Lodge meeting in Wiliele City Oriental Consistory, David D. King of Exeter Lodge was elected Junior Grand Warden and Owen Beat of Decatur Grand Secretary in a two way contest. Elmer Meugh and Arthur B. Wood were greeted as grand officers, with Jaroy A. Goddard reelected grand treasurer. Donations during the year totaled 170000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winole
Grand Lodge
Wiliele
Ity Oriental Consutory
David D. King
Exetplar Lodge
Chicana
Owen Beat
Decatur
King
Willan HH. Bled
Woodlawn Park Lode
Scot
Secrestary
Henry 9. Sturnap
Upper Alton
David B. Weight
Miffinghass
Elmer Meugh
Exenydur Lodge
Grand Taugter
Arthur B. Wood
Gibron City
Thavenport
Mooseheart Women Party at Moose Home
The Women of Mooseheart Layton plan a banco party at the Moose Home on Madison Street 7445 Wednesday evening October 19 at 8 o clock. Prizes and refreshments are promised.
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Mooseheart
Mooseheart Layton
Banco
Moose Home
Madison’ Street
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Dorothy Lytieh
Gutte
Iither
Wither
Ming Hizabeth Burton
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Thomas Mither
Plana
American Legion Meeting
Speedway Marines
Katrina Ball
Public Scool Board of
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Chrele Avenue
Madidon Street
Hughes
Act Acuml
Hoot Clb
Daw
Kate Cunberland
Tom Mix
Morseman
Max
Brand
William
Geyer
Uleat
Waldemar Zutn
Zute
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Justices of the Peace
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