Golden Wedding Celebration in Forest Park
Me and Mea Charles Tradolph celebrated their golden wedding anniversary August at their daughter’s home in Forest Park. Married in Chicago in 1874 they lived in Chicago before moving to Forest Park eight years ago. The couple, both German immigrants, were honored by 30 relatives and friends with a ceremony led by Rev. Willimae Fo Kueh at Mt Metters church. They have two daughters and two sons, seven grandchildren, and one great grandchild. The home is decorated in gold and white with gold gifts and coins among the tokens.
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Charles Tradolph
HL Fhudarth
Beloit Avenue
Chicago
Forest Park
Vandelph
Lin
Sean
Steger
Ting
Mira
Itudalph
Willinae Fo Kueh
Mt Meters
Tw Duaughters
Mink
Charles Preuzler
Fhixberth
Charles
Fred
Los Angeles
Pesent
Guedet Behifner
Friuode
Airs
Bockelman Returns From Colorado Trip
Ming Hirieda Kibel Bockelmin of 2 Hurrikon aleet, a teacher, returned from a fine weeklong trip through the Terky Mimauiaios, Ging in tdelo Springa, Fikes, Rocky Mougtala National Vark Ost David Cheyenne to deeile reports about exerting adventures. They enjoyed the horde back trips, including a stop at Nederland, Colo. The outing involved Away feet, up outder Cutiit, who directed and staged a play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Hirieda Kibel Bockelmin
Aleet
Nederland
Colo
Orhe
Mmoustatie
Weheding
Ender
Wss
Ter Tvet
Hebedi
Marest
Karen
Melrose Park Quarrel In Forest Park Court
Melrose Park buyers sued in Forest Park Court over a contested purchase. The case involves returns of money and alleged misconduct by the seller, with a scheduled September hearing and court proceedings led by counsel for the purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Court
Memorial Park work ends in thumb injury
Riverside reports Kurt Berliner injured his thumb moving a heavy boulder during loading at the village hall for the Park memorial. He slipped and crushed his thumb, dressing the wound then continuing to Purest Park for treatment. doctors say he will miss several days.
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Berliner
Riverside
Loreat Park
Ihl
Tag Day Granted for Jewish Holidays in Douglas Park
The Douglas Park Day and Night Nursery at 1424 South Albany received village approval for a series of tag days during the Jewish holidays. The permit was secured Monday night by Roy Lerner, L Bernstein, and HL Bernstein, with tagging to be confined to the cemetery vicinity on Desplaince Street south of Twelfth Street.
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Douglas Park
South
Albany
Desplaince Street
Twelfth Street
Vieilud
Roy Lerner
L. Bernstein
HL Bernstein
Obituary Notice for Moses Blatt of Forest Park
Moses Blatt, oldest brother of PL Platt of Forest Park, died at his home near Chicago. Burial was in the OWAL Jewish cemetery on Des Plaines. He remained with his brother for seven days and is mourned by four brothers and two sisters living in the area.
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Moses Blatt
Platt
Porest Park
Chicago
Pact
How Berman
Owal
Des Dlaines
Aivente
Uo Dhaett
Dii Alster Lett
Cheht Ange
River Forest Recluse Found Dead in Thatcher Ave Home
Neighbors reported Miss Seely a 60 year old recluse living on Thatcher Avenue River Forest was found dead in bed by police after neighbors said she had not been seen in days. Investigators noted a swollen body with advanced decomposition and starvation deaths of two canaries, with no sign of forced entry.
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River Forest
Thatcher Ave
Lyon
Audinty Norgie
Calarge
Tara
Od Tsep
Chiek Son
Charles ( Roll
Thelen
Frank Remkus
Rer KE
Bamuels
Personal notices from Forest Park area neighbors
A long list of local residents and visitors details recent travels and health updates. Fred Meyer of S37 Marengo, George Po Engel of Sterling, H R Dew of Marlen State Bank, and many others are noted with weekend trips to Mudlavia Indiana, California, Davenport and Pulls City Nebr. Family visits, business trips, and transfers are mentioned along with short remarks on health and travel.
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H.R. Dew
Marlen State Bank
Mudlavia
Didiana
Saturay
Laiher Day
Botebi
Reform church notes and fire incident in Elgin area
The First Reformed church on Elgin avenue and Harvard street, led by Rev. F Kulbfleiseh, holds Sunday meetings and seeks applications for plays. A fundraising event for the building fund, linked to Circle Masonic Tealy, is planned for November 20. A fire on Lathrop avenue near Lake street burned briefly but was not reported to the fire department. A street car wagon crossing issue on Lake street caused a delay due to an unsettled ditch settlement.
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Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Elgin Avenue
Harvard Street
F. Kulbfleiseh
Sock
Circle Masonic
Lathrop Avenue
Lake Street
Raze Old Landmark To Make Way For Modern Structure
The Colla building project progresses with completed foundations and brick work. New stores and a second story rise as tenants plan moves including Ralph Hermano renting space and Tranfer block units nearing occupancy. Investment bonds backing the project are selling well.
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Colla
Belek
Caldy
Centet
Bhay Tee Confectioners
Ralph Hermano
Colin
Tralph Hermann
Maywood Driver Ignites Car Fire On Busy Washington Blvd
Cuntz of Maywood drove on Washington boulevard near Truteher avenue Saturday afternoon with emergency brakes set unknowingly. Friction ignited the car, flames reached the floor, and residents called the fire department. Firemen arrived to find the cause removed and flames subdued, causing a ten minute traffic delay at 4 30 p.m.
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F, Cuntz
Maywood
Washington Boulevard
Truteher Avenue
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Hielph
Bernarding
Doof FE
Hiverstite
Amnex
Truck
Emma Trieckle
Madison Hireet
Titan Wolf
Bernice Schultz
Raymond Enbrach
Charles and
Albert Schwartz
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Légion Ball
Arthur Quandt
Mra
Wiltidin Sehtapp
Alredl
Clutryhag
Chen
Ko Stle
Kurt Berliner
Mobel Platt
Fred Meyer
S37
Marengo
Weat
Hapital, Lo
George Po Engel
Sterling
Charles Ronged
Waeren Avenue
Curler
Eigin Avenue
Champaign
Aterteat Legion
Howe
George Aschoff
Everett
Ferdinand Avenue
Fred Aschoff
Yous
Clarence
Varry
Laebred Avenue
Wither
Californus
Hia
Mrr
William Haas
California
William Schmidt
Hache Avenue
Non Wallaum
St Joseph
Adolph
Burtur
Staal
Harry and
Herbert
Marie Belke
Ralph Gaisen
Davenport
Franci Mansfeld
Reputlie
Ohio
Lydia
Dory Walt
Circle Avenue
Dora Walt
Hermio Leutier
Dftovlao
Yuris
Ms Fatpily
Jase den Tadng
Burkert
Lee
Pheer Mentary
Bates
Forest
Alma
Miller
Park
Clara Beck
Ruselle
Buffalo
Hudson River
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Whishington
Virginia
Pittsburg
Charles F. Smith
Forest Park, Ill
Sosnik’s
the Store of Quality
Madison Street
Spr
Thomas Ave
Allen A
Capt
Kidd
Allen
Ohgantig Fashion Revue
Ascher’s
Forest Park Theater
Desplaines Avenue
Madison St
Temple Bootery
Doris
Janet
Paris
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