Evanston Sweeps Proviso In Dual Saturday Wins
Evanston took both games from Proviso in a Saturday twin bill at Koyniston. In the heavyweights Evanston won 7 to 0 as Cortinute and Rosthowek starred on defense. the lightweights saw Evanston surge ahead with captain Holand scoring twice and a strong kicking game limiting Proviso. The Evanston punting and end runs dominated, while Proviso staged late attempts but could not overcome the faster Orange squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Bath
Koyniston
Gan Tefen
Mueller
Qumiterbuck
Yongsthuett
Tackie
Norris
Peeslius
Tegin
Melvin Lage
Aligit Gulny
Eider
Vane Ton
Pires
Northsliers
Che Kithe
Maen
Rosthowek
Ureyige
Obituary for Mrs Fred Notwell at West Suburban Hospital
Mrs. Fred Notwell, long time resident of Beloit Avenue, died Monday at West Suburban Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the residence with Rev. Irel L. Livingston of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment was at Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by husband and five children: Harry, Fred, Charles, Mrs. Ethel Ideber, and Mrs. Veroy Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Notwell
Read Notwell
Beloit Avenue
Hoxpital
Lle
Irel L. Livingston
First Presbyterian Church
Iiciating
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harry
Fred Nd Charles
Ethel Ideber
Mra
Veroy Johnaon
Trency Wuchhulé dies after lingering illness in Monroe Street home
Trency Wuchhulé aged forty seven years, long resident with sister Mrs A Ko Wine tetroth on Monroe Street, died Monday after a lingering illness. Funeral held Thursday with Rev Leesman of Chicago. interment at Edun cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs Doula Buchholz, widow Minnie, daughter Lillian, brother George, sisters Mrs Clara Winterreth and Mrs Lillian Richter. Fullbearers named. Mrs Ernest Husselbring, royal cigar maker’s wife, dies in Oak Park hospital after weeks there. Survived by husband, two daughters Mrs Sidney Wilson and Mrs Hex Wilson, and granddaughter Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trency
Ernest Husselbring
Oak Park Hospital
Sidney Wilson
Hex Wilson
Marion
Forest Park Auxiliary Gets Honorably Mention
At the national Legion Auxiliary convention in Omaha Nebraska Forest Park Auxiliary received honorable mention for prompt responses and strong work for ex service men. Winds State President Mrs Dargan praised their service and urged more women to join and help ex servicemen. Library notes record a round table on modern American literature with Mrs N La Dolt Johnson of Chicago and events led by the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebi
Porest Park
Barry Introduces Speaker For Winter Meetings
Barry introduced the speaker as the meeting series continues through winter. Sessions are scheduled for the third Thursday of each month at 4 15. Forest Park teachers are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
meeUaga
Forest Park
PioneER Presbyterian Church Changes Pane to Forest Church
A congregational meeting at Pioneer Presbyterian Church Lexington Street and Pordmind avenues approved a pane change to Forest Presbyterian Church of Forest Mark. The move relates to the incorporation proceedings authorized at the meeting. The distress publication loan arrangement will continue monthly through The Phopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Presbyterian Church
Lexington Street
Pordmind Avenues
Forest Presbyterian Church
Forest Mark
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM A SMALL TOWN
Seeming town pages record residents returning home from hospital or travel and visiting relatives. Mentions Ferlinand Avenue addresses, Dr Jentkins in Washington boulevard, Mrs Trosey at Marengo Avenue, and Augusta Breigvogel confined to hospital and home for several weeks with nervous exhaustion. Some entries note improvements and ongoing illnesses or travel to Maine and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. Trosey
Marengo, Aves
Westmourhan Hospital
Augusta Breigvogel
Dunlap Avenue
Bie
Residents and visitors report injuries and recoveries in local notices
A string of health updates from River Forest and Chicago area homes notes Mrs. Murry C. Morton recovering at 1120 Beloit after surgery, and Mrs Mathilda Wusselbring slowly recovering from injuries in an automobile crash four weeks prior. Other items include operation notes for Raymond Harland and travel plans of local residents to Los Angeles and Honolulu, with family movements and university connections detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murry C. Morton
Beloit Avenue
West Side Hospital of
Chicago
Mathilda Wusselbring
He Init Avénue
West Suburban Hospital
Heven
Cre Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Buchholz
Ernest Hasbelbring
Forest Park Auxiliary
Bellow
Ferlinand Avenue
Caerneaing
Gustin Seb
Ming Tllinn Huey
Ferdhuindene
Ailivest
Korh Ertrueek
Thea
Winois
Michigag
Wik Tnaurance Company
Jenking
Brookfield, Mo
TE EB. Jentkins
Washington Boulevard
Piratehe Avenue
Boe
Ao Elinde
King's
Fienniis Walle
Sirs
Alfred B. Watts
Lethirop
Avevue
Robert Burns Hospital
Helland
Kilbourn
the Dells
Rent Central Motor Club
Marty Borst
Operkold
Bhe Hawt
Fred OW. Decker
Ferdinand Jasenne
Roosevelt Road
Merdinand
Iriver
Mire
Anna Keppeliaeyer
Anna Lovdtke
AK Ferdinand Avenue
Los Angeles
Calif
Dorothy Kepretleyfe
Mies
Frank Ploder
Mise
Katherine Kehuster
Thomax Avenue
Joseph Teeters
Hagerstown
Ind
Santa Fe
Howolulu
Evelyn Campbell
Lathrop Avenue
Seattle
Raymond Harland
E. K. Harland
Ferdinand Avenue
Oarien
Raymond
Provisa High School
Pullman Company
Pullman
Michigan Avenue
Adaner Street
Oftta Handke
Iver Foreal
Indaw
Afra
Albert Tlansen
Motors
Champaign
Alfreda
Evelyn Handke
Uni
Afias Elizabeth Fietpatrick
Wyoming
River Forest
Handke
Milas Edna Maodke
Otto Hands
of Statled
Prima Beverages
Phone Forest
the Handy Shop
Wheeler Linoleum Co
Oak Park
Madison Street
Austin Blvd
Phone Village
Esmond
Lande Bros
Forest Park, Illinois
X. Cowin
D. C
Palmer
Madison
A.m
Gtate St
Brunswick
Ascher's Theater
Pho
Gari Fenton
Park Lane
Atwater-Kent Radio
APH - Records
Radiolad
Martin E. Rohrs
Prop
P. J. Organ & Company
Taylor Ave
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