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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1936

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Disappearance of Martha Mumm Baffles Police

Mrs. Martha Mumm, 63, vanished from 7223 Jackson Boulevard after a morning walk. She wore a green and white dress and a coat with hat. left with no money or baggage. Police and relatives seek information as two possible bodies were checked without result. Contact Forest Park or state police with any clues.

Martha Mumm Jackson Boulevard Martine George Haumgarter Fred Forest Park Chicago Bureau of Missing Persons Witis Michigan Mumm Forest

Baseball Team Guests At Amer Legion Meeting

A regular meeting at Borgst Park Post No was held Monday night. Commander Krutschke began closing up this year by having several annual reports read to get them out of the way before his term ends.

Borgst Park American Legion

Schweinsberg Moves to 407 Desplaines

Schweinsberg, pioneer real estate man of Forest Park, relocates from 7511 Madison Street to 407 Desplaines Avenue. He will continue real estate transactions, insurance in all branches, and loan and mortgage business with promoted service and courtesy building his regulation in this field.

AL. Schweinsberg Forest Park Madison Street Desplaines Avenue Schweinsberg

Forest Park Resident Frederick Bristow Dies at 53

Frederick Bristow of 1132 Troost Avenue passed away at his home Sunday night after a long illness. He lived in Forest Park over thirty years и is survived by his widow Anna Turzlaff a son and five daughters. Funeral at Zimmerman's chapel led by Dr. Gade of Forest Park Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 2 PM.

Frederick Bristow Troost Avenue Forest Park Anna Turzlaff Zimmerman Gade Forest Park Presbyterian Church

Governor Horner Day Planned for October Festival

President Emery A. Parichy reports that Governor Henry Horner will attend the fall Festival on Thursday October 7. District Leader Joseph J. Lelivelt invites county district leaders to join in a special program. Horner will make an inspection tour and deliver an address.

Emery A. Parichy Merchants Division The Chamber of Commerce Henry Horner Horner Joseph J. Lelivelt

Fall Festival Week Sets Stage for Speakers and acts

Executive speakers prepare for the Fall Festival and Home Coming with Democratic nominee for re election addressing attendees. Republican governor candidate C Wayland Brooks expected on Republican night. Madison Street will host free outdoor acts selected by Carl Behnke with two premium acts lined up. A Merchants meeting at Albright's will hear a full report next Monday noon.

Henry Horner C. Wayland Brooks Chermoeny Carl Behnke Madison Street Behnke Albright Forest Park Chamber of Com

Pretty Oak Park School Teacher Wins Bank Night Prize

Berneice Rapp, first grade teacher at an Oak Park school, won 500 in Forests Monday bank night. She plans to deposit it until Christmas and perhaps travel to Bermuda. River Kurest address 7362 Lake Street. The Maywood winner, W. C. Haswall, missed eligibility for 300 after his wife registered.

Bermuda Berneice Rapp Oak Park Lake Street River Kurest Forest W. C. Haswall Warren Avenue Maywood Mr. Haswall

Acting Mayor Takes Post as Hussey Attends Legion Convention

Acting mayor August J. Calcagno fills in at the village council meeting replacing Mayor Hussey who is at the national American Legion convention in Cleveland. Commissioner Charles Koerber and Village Clerk Harold Hosler were absent.

August J. Calcagno Hussey the American Legion Cleveland Charles Koerber Harold Hosler

Forest Park Registration Day Set for September 26

Forest Park residents must register on September 26, Saturday, under registration law. Polling places open from 6 am to 9 pm to accommodate voters.

Forest Park

Proviso Township Receives Another Chance at Relief Tax Levy

A bill passed in a special state session allows Proviso Township to set a three mill relief tax for the needy at any time before November 1, 1936. Representative Van der Vries notes the provision aids townships that did not levy under prior law.

Teameventative van der Vries Eartier Mra van Dec Vries

Methodists Mark 64th Year With Forest Park Homecoming

Former members and current congregation celebrate the 64th anniversary of Methodism in Forest Park at Onward Mission and Community Methodist Church. Homecoming services occur all day Sunday September 27 with Pastor Armand Guerrero delivering a worship service. An anniversary program includes greetings from community leaders, reminiscences, and archival highlights.

Onward Mission and Community Methodist Church Corner Adams and Thomas Forest Park Alaim Armand Guerrero Church of Today Rubed Florence Hobbs Pierce Barton

First Commander of Forest Park Reigns as Grand Chef De Gare

William A. Schlupp, longtime Forest Park Post No. 414 commander and key Legion worker, was elected Grand Chef de Gare of the Forty and Eight at the Danville convention. Known across Cook County, he has led the Cook County Council, Fifth District, and Voiture 220 and now supervises Veterans Relief as well as convalescent camp duties.

Forest Park Gare Illinois William A. Schlupp American Legion Bill Cook County Ilinois Danville Jtaff Veterans’ Relief Veterans’ Relief Commission

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Gov. Horner Amer. Legion Harry R. Koltenback Desplaines Fredrick Bristow Pretty Methodists
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