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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1949

Page

18

October Scenes and Community News Spur Local Letters

A nostalgic October column reflects on blue skies and autumn colors while a writer admits an injury limits news gathering. The piece urges publicity chairs to send clear local notices, then shares multiple social happenings from Becker and Maloy families, neighborhood birthdays, visits, and a foreign affairs institute event at Oak Park for October 25 and 26 with ticket details.

Face Facts By Nance on Shoes and Foot Care

Practical advice on choosing comfortable shoes, fitting tips, foot hygiene, and shoe care. Emphasizes avoiding ill fitting footwear, daily foot baths, drying and dusting, nail trimming, heel care, and using shoe trees, with a daily rolling pin foot massage tip.

Square Dance To Aid Infant Welfare At Forest Park Event

Forest Park Infant Welfare society hosts a Friday night square dance on November 4 at the Field-Stevenson Curtis auditorium 919 Belvit. Pro caller Carlo Echols and helpers will lead a lively program with an old fashioned cake walk and homemade cakes. Admission 85 cents tax included. tickets available from organizers Mrs E Guardalabene and Mrs M Witt. Proceeds support infant welfare stations and services.

Carlo Echols Lucistis E. Guardalabene M. Witt Forest

Fall Bride Mary Frances Pennington Weds Edward J Golden

Fall wedding of Mary Frances Pennington daughter of Gerald and Mrs Pennington of 624 Elgin to Edward John Golden son of Patrick and Mrs Golden of Chicago. Ceremony held Sept 10 at St Bernardine rectory with Father Rayn and Ackersmin officiating. Bride in ivory satin with braided headpiece and orange blossom accents. matron of honor Jane Apini of Elmhurst in blue crepe with American Beauty roses. Best man George J Golden. Reception at Elmhurst Country Club attended by 175 guests with Teuch Belton providing music. Both graduates of Northwestern University.

Mary Frances Pennington Gerald Pennington Elgin Edward John Golden Patrick H. Golden Chicago St. Bernardine's Jane Apnini Elmhurst George J. Galden Elmhurst Country Club Teulch Belton Reving Hom Northert University

Forest Park Woman's Club Delegates to International Relations Institute

Delegates from the Forest Park Woman's Club will attend the Oak Park Council on International Relations institute at the 19th Century Club on October 25. At a River Forest gathering hosted by Mrs. Harry Dooley, attendees included Mrs. Lyle Selbert representing Mrs. Charles Engel, chair of the department of international relations, club president Mrs. John MacGregor, and Miss Ann Grace Sawyer, delegate to the Oak Park Council on International Relations.

Institute On Oak Park Annnual Institute of Foreign Affairs Asia Willy John MacGregor Forest 6 Forest Park Woman's Club Oak Park Council On International Relations Institute of Foreign Affairs 19Th Century Club River Forest Harry Dooley Lyle Selbert Charles Engel Department of International Relations Ann Grace Sawyer Forest Park Organizaton

Village Couple Are Married in Fall Ceremony

Dolores Joan Loeck and Henry Edward Mohr, both Proviso high school graduates from Forest Park, wed in a quiet ceremony at St Bernardine’s rectory on Oct 8. The bride wore a white satin gown with seed pearls. the groom’s best man was William Dougherty. After a reception for 275, they honeymooned in upper Wisconsin and now reside at 1421 Elgin.

Dolores Joan Loeck Henry Edward Mohr Proviso High School Forest Park Raymond Ackerman St. Bernardine’s Oliver William Loach Jackson Patricia Dillon LaGrange College Carl Mohr Murengo William Dougherty Minutemen’s Hall Upper Wisconsin Elgin

Bride Celebrates Wedding Journey in Colorado Return

Newlyweds return from a wedding trip to Colorado and host friends at their Hillside home. The bride, a Prosvo high school graduate, was honored in pre nuptial parties hosted by Mrs Vincent Brennan, Mrs Orestes Agnini, Miss Mary Takahashi, Margaret Linn, and members of her art studio employer.

Carole Moles Anthony Moles Sophie Moles Margaret Males Joseph Moles JoAnn Miller Edward Nosza Clarence Davia Joan Don Carole Terry W Judy Samuel Skembare Jennie Irene Skembare Eugene Priebe Barbara Diane Steven Holodnicki Frank Leritra Anna Colorado Hillside Proviso High School Vincent Brennan Orestes Agnini Mary Takahashi Margaret Linn

Oak Park Circle Social Party Planned at KC Clubhouse

Oak Park Circle No 62 Daughters of Isabella hosts a social Tuesday Oct 26 at 8 PM at the KC clubhouse 64 S Scoville Ave Oak Park Miss Margaret Hackett past event chair and committee guarantee a pleasant evening Refreshments will be served inviting members and friends

Oak Park Circle Oak Park Circle No Daughters of Isabella KC Club S. Scoville Avenue Oak Park Margaret Hackett

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