Salvation Army Drive Opens Monday By Community Club Women
Oddly phrased report covers a neighborhood club meeting in Forest Park with officers elected and plans set. Emily Sharpless continues treasurer while Mrs Dennette Young relocates to Florida. A Study Club session begins October 20 at the Municipal building with members urged to attend.
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Forest
Park
Forest Fark
Ben Duorne
Lentier
Min
Apnevieve Gaden
Mra
Thia
Wate
Motrick J. Caer
Lyinveruth Fommen
Neuy
Wwe
Acd
Iim
Muelligh Iy
Gratis
Basvin
Heodere Johnson
God Wall
Mwny
Hediva
Ob Iseuibers
Tadt Wriday
Vag
Manchrnee Wihelalian Mart
Hin Lie Bergstrom
Denaly Metting
Er Sil Guth Bega
Ste Foatemsen
Marigaret Blatter
Tada Burkiet
Nelily Hurkart
Pula Uuirstens
Cumingtian
Uth Dvorde
Breda
Hiewett
Hal Mooneyay
Married Dorsey Kampton in Green Pulls parish ceremony
William A. Dorsey of Purest Park and Mian Huth Karpton of Green Pulls wed Thursday evening with Rev. A. Saunders of the Community Church officiating. The groom is linked to Sid Siuteh by an in-town cartoon reference.
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Dorbey-Kampton
William A. Dorsey
Srouti
Midison
Tey. A. A Saunders
Tlw
Mr. Dorsey Ia
Sid Siuteh
ML Dorsey
Mr. Shutth
Entertains Bride-Elect with Surprise Shower
Miws nee Gerhard Knedday evening hosted at 414 Uelot Avenue for twenty five guests mostly teachers from St Pengr's Lutheran Sunday school. Bride to be Morenery to Rudolph Burke of Win County, Nov 4.
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Gerhard
Mra
Win
Speedway Sparks feature planned for Review readers
Alias Dorothy Harlow and the Ted Cross department are credited with the work. Speedway news contributed by patients and staff will be one of several features created weekly for Review readers.
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Speedway
Dorothy Harlow
Ted Cross
Speedsway News
Patlents
Gio
Myrtle camp Honey Party at Memorial Hall
A. Bungo and RN A will host a honey party at Memorial Hall on Tuesday evening October 24. A handsome, handmade gullet will be offered for the highest score.
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Myrtle Camp
RN. A
Memorial Hall
Forest Park Triumph Delights Large Crowds At Boosters Clash
A large crowd witnessed Forest Park edge the Boosters in a tense football game marked by on side kicks, strong team work, and key plays. Forest Park capitalized on late drives and defense, while the Boosters threatened with punting and a blocked kick, keeping spectators on edge throughout.
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Forest Park
Lual
Cicero Boostéra
Avveril
Ling Uid Dacktild
Forest Mark
Mayerk
Boosters
Forest Turk
Hlimself
Urisehke
Gleero
Gang Woon
Pennute Trun
Jayker
Flohr
Harald Hofer
Aldo
Boostera
Xeon
Wilkie
Bruvhke
Carney
Heanehausp
Wilke
Thia
Bruns
Nod
Ikick
Hyoater
Moyer
Tovaty
Foreat Park
Mnesman
Cieero
Wan
Sret Pluyu Pnes
Meyur
Morest Park
Uiruat
picKe
Meyer
Helay
Zlebell
Glock
Fumbie
Lebell
Marie
Iistaney
Ziebell
Morcat Myr
Cleesy
Zigbell
Pegnuts
Anigared
Ike
Corwird
Meyers
Wod
Boney
Beauchamp Wade
Duwieren
Wonent Gale
Clevell
Zievell
Bewurhaumus
Mayer
Qrat Cicero
Eastern Star ceremony marks epoch in Forest Park lodge tenure
Elaborate installation of officers at the Eastern Star Forest Park lodge drew 500 plus attendees at Circa Masonic hall in Dak Park. The event featured honored officers, a soporific solemnity, and gifts from relatives. The narrative lists Worthy Matron Mrs Ansa Asmus and Worthy Patron Edward Lanie among others, with a lengthy sports-like recap of a football game interwoven in the chronicle.
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Forest Park Lodge
Dak Park
Soee
Ansa Asmus
Edward Lanie
Mise
Clara Borkart
Hoctetary
Mra
Mathiée Wallrodt
Ereawater
Ethel Haager
Irthe Klein
Conductrees
No Place For Politics In Treasurer's Office Is Ringer's Theory
A campaign quip frames business skill as essential for County Treasurer. Charlen Winger is urged as the efficient businessman to run county funds, with rival Mr. Ringer touted for faithful public service and businesslike public duties. Voters urged to back a business administration to oversee county finances.
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Cook County
Welch
Busines
County Tream Purer
Bere
Yemlee
Tigen
Ting
Charlen Winger
Winger
Hindea
Atx
Ife
Antioos
Stinger
Cook County Politica
Ady
Obituary for a Young Man and Legion Politics Detail
An obituary notes the death of a student from Cicero in October, praising him as a bright, practical youth and recalling classmates and pallbearers. Interment took place at Mt. Carine. A column announces editor AL Lapin’s absence and a Legion meeting reports Republican support contingent on state legislation.
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Dkubert
Butehek
J. Diay Caeebay
Wveie
Hawg
Duwerd
Bury
Uil
Ower
Exceptignagy
Pall
Walter Slellequist
Charles Zahn
Bureat Park
Joseph Box
Robi
Wilton Tucker
Qui Park
Tom Learey
Chingy
Mt. Carine
Return from Europe Splendid Trip by Local Families
Mr and Mrs Herman Bebois Mr and Mrs William Shull and Nicholas Schank Sr all of Marengo avenue returned Tuesday from a three and a half month trip to Europe. They report a splendid time.
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Europe
Herman ‘Bebois
William Shull
Marengo Avenue
Nicholas Schank Sr
Entertains Club With Quilting Bee at Mrs Healer’s
Mrs W Healer of 641 Thomas Avenue entertained the Tuesday Club at a quilting bee. Refreshments were served and extensive planning was laid for Christies.
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W. Healer
Thomas Avenuue
Christies
Borman Speaker at Republican Meet
The Republican club of Forest Park held a rally at the Municipal building Tuesday evening with Senator Frederick J. Loose presiding. Speakers praised the Republican platform, attacked Democratic policies, and urged voters to back the straight Republican ticket in the upcoming election, highlighting war funds, taxes, and local county posts.
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Republican Club
Fureet Park
Manuhly
Frederick J, Loos
Charles Malworm
Ryory
Congressain
John J. Gerwyn
Morecat Park
Gruftern
Menskudt
Thia Distriet
Boaud DI
Bakery Sale prompts charity plan on Madison Street
A humorous street scene centers on a bakery sale at Madison and Forest Park mapper where eager buyers discuss bun trays and coffee cake to raise funds for ex service men. Dr John Vietach moves his family into a rear office area while awaiting a new apartment building.
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Madison Street
Forest Park
Abe
United Meat Market
John &. Vietach
John Willi
Livette May
Face and Feelings Hurt Awarded One Dollar in Court
In Judge Minchees court on Wednesday William Murray prevailing in a dispute over a boxing melee. Despite claims of a black eye and damaged feelings, Murray received one dollar while the judge admonished the parties. The match had been staged at the northwest corner of Madison Street and Circle Avenue by William Hyon, with Al Goodiell of the Keyatone club involved.
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al Ryan
Judge Minchees
William Murry
Menia
al Goodiell
Rha Keyatone Club
Wiver Condue
Combatanta
Murrary
Ile War
Madison Street
Circle Avenue
William Hyon
Murray
Witt
Forent Burk Housework Crew Completes Clean, Laundry Aid
A household tasks unit led by Mondaméy Eitenbett McNaughton and Chiru Windeguth performs thorough brushing, welding, and fluids cleanup. Ida Lungtesy and Glarn fuser assist in repurposing furniture and arranging rooms while a white housewife assists with cleaning. Don tona will be greeted by Churn Mower. contact For eat Mork 3ait for details.
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Burk Rou Xt Speedway
Mondaméy Eitenbett
McNaughton
Chiru Windeguth
Ida Lungtesy
Glarn
Returns From Europe Resigns His Position
Jacob Schwab, long involved with the cemetery organization, resigned Sunday from his post after eighteen years of service. He was succeeded by officers Mevern, Fred New, and Henry Wyatt, with the board set to divide Schwab’s duties among the new appointees.
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Jacob Schwab
Sehwabl
George Rhinde
Waldhelm
Binnie Mad
Rehwab
Arderica
Gemimaby
Betwah
Shrade
Mir
Woreat
Schwub
Mevern
Fred “Ew
Henry Vyfatf
Armistice Day Plan For Memorial Hall Event
Armistice day committee reports finalized arrangements for a Memoriat hall celebration on salt day with a powerful program. The auxiliary will provide refreshments in a heated patio, and the best dance orchestra in the area is secured. Tickets are available from Banda members by October 27. Graves will bear Horal Pieces titled Our Buddies on November 11 honoring absent comrades.
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Ue Wusiliary
Forest Park Club Plans Tuesday October Initiation Ceremony
Forest Park Club hosts a special meeting Tuesday evening October 44 to initiate new members. The ceremony will be led by the charge of pew Initiat class. The Milling Center will serve an abundance of bon roasted ham sandwiches.
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Forest Park
Lares Eine
Rew
Milles
Salvation Army Drive to Aid Forest Park Women and Legion
Forest Park folds support a Salvation Army drive to raise eight hundred dollars via two corps of volunteers. Mia Gordon McBrady chairs the women group at 438 Marengo with American Legion Forest Park Post members aiding canvassing in the Urentual ness district and surrounding areas.
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Chur Negle
Meajuinea
Frank Fetersutin
Jacoba
Mra
Macdendorp
Ude
Madimidy
Dire
Dude Lathan
Douga Boy
Citizens Rally Against Halloween Pranks at Local Park
Community members oppose Halloween pranks risking property damage. Neighbors urge police to monitor Friday night activities and prevent vandalism near Malitor Park. Citizens question business and resident safety and call for proactive patrols.
Births and families welcome new arrivals at Oak Park hospital
Anou Gas urn to Mr and Mrs Lew ter Corp at Oak Park hospital. Mrs Curne and baby cared for at home after delivery. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs dind Mew, living on Circle wxenue, October 1st. Mr and Mrs William Brith of Wiljak street celebrate a baby girl born October 0th. Both mother and child are reported to be doing nicely.
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Oak Park Hospital
Curne
Lever
Wad
Geechild
Abe Ia
Dind
Merman Hehule
William Brith
Wilcak Street
Jer
Unwprshted Charities of Purest Park Elect Officers
The Unwprshted Charities of Purest Park hold their annual meeting and officer election at the Municipal building on Monday evening October 3. Current officers are Police Magistrate Henry DP, Buchmener president, Nettle Hoan secretary, and Fred Leeker treasurer. They seek to be relieved of their duties and urge public spirited citizens to take offices.
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Police
Foreign Missionary to Speak at Community Methodist Meeting
Mrs Tayloe Muakton returned from a four day Wotogn'a Foreign Missionary societies convention in East St. Louis and will give an Interecatiog sport at the next meeting of the missionary society of the Community Methodist church. The session is Thursday afternoon October 2 at Mrs Dressler's home 641 Ferdinand avenue starting at 2 o clock. There will be a talk by Mrs H Bennon of Diver Voreat followed by refreshments. Members are to be present and visitors are invited.
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Eigin Avenue
Iagt
Uwanous
Wotogn'a Foreign Missionary Societies
East St. Louis
Mietionary Society
Community Methodist Church
Mra. Dressler
Ferdinand Avenue
H.bennon
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