Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive

Forest Parker from Forest Park, Illinois • Page 18

Publication:
Forest Parkeri
Location:
Forest Park, Illinois
Issue Date:
Page:
18
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

April 23. 1936 THE FOREST PARKER 1.9 Radio Service Window Shades Vacuum Cleaners PLUMBERS CRAWFORD BROS. Plumbing, Gas Pittlag and Sewerage 436 Ferdinand 'Avenue Forest Park, Illinota Phone Porest 774 ROOFING SIDING Hoofing and siding. Paints eta PARICHY Rooling and Shingle Inc. 7212 W.

Madison St, Porcat Park Forest 8.80 Mane. 3430 SCREENS Austin Screen Company Betablisbed 1973 -Manufacturers Screens, Storm Sash and Special Saab, combination doors, porch enclosures, window shades and Venetian blinda, Armitage Avenos Phone Berkshire 1421 DU Westward Ho will usher in the 1936 social season with 8 dinner dance at the club house next Saturday evening. Dining room service will be opened next Sunday under the supervision of Miss Sarah Dennis. Improvements in the men's locker room have been completed. A new 19th hole has been installed.

Edward J. Conforti, chairman of the sports and pastimes committee, has announced that the annual "Bang-Up" day will be held on Saturday, May 16. Entries are limited to 40 foursomes. A stag party is held in the evening, when prizes are awarded for golf scores and an entertainment is presented. The Chicago District Golf association announces that the 1936 District Junior Golf Championship will be held at Westward Ho.

Qualifying rounds will take place all day on Monduy, June 22. Match play for the 128 low qualifiers will start on Tuesday and continue on through to Friday when the final 36-hole match will be played to determine the champion. Applications for this event may be obtained from any golf club or professional, high school physical direc102 bI' direct from the C. D. G.

at 1-1 Eust Jackson boulevard, Chicago. Walter G. Leininger, president of the C. D. G.

und past president of Westward Ho, has donated a trophy that is to be played for annually. A. J. Callaghan, secretary of Westward Ho, reports that 27 new mombers have been taken into the club this yeur, Westward Ho Season Opens Next Saturday With the strains of Jack Chapman's orchestra, the members of Mrs. Catherine Rebmann, entertain.

ed at her home last Monday evening in honor of her niece, Mrs. Catherine Goldaworthy of Pittsburgh, who is visiting her mother Mrs. Catherine Shermann for two Weeks. Sunday afternoon Nancy Brown, 1221 North Ridgeland, age five, entertained at her home in honor of her birthday. Mra.

Wilbur F. Langille and Hon Clarence left Tuesday far Champaign, Ill. where Clarence will resume his studies in the University of Illinois. Chicago Girl, June Travis, nee Grabiner, Comes to the Lake Screen in "Celling Zero" JERRY'S REPAIR SERVICE FREE anteed, estimates, wringer quick rolls, greasing and oil. service, all work in g.

Motor Bearings. Vringer Bearings. 1005 Madison St. Village 9292. 4592-76-t! VACUUM CLEANER-ALL ELECTRIC.

al appliances repaired, Expert abip. Work guaranteed. Ro- 1129 Chicago phone Euclid 6010. 5474-tf-76 Venetian blinds. Old shades reversed and J.

P. QUIGLEY-WINDOW SHADES Beaned. 7330 Harrison Forest Park. Phone Parent 2991 or Porest 4006. VACUUM CLEANERS 14 FRED W.

MAGER, WINDOW SHADES, curtain fixtures, Venetian blinda, old shades cleaned and reversed. Estimates fornisbed free. 7773 Lake street, River Forest 3239. 78-41 REBUILD OUR COMMUNITY REPAIR REMODEL REPAINT The Followiag Contractors Prepared to Work Under the NATIONAL HOUSING ACT Cooperate with the Government GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS HENRY W. MEINCKE 120 S.

Grove Ave. Berwys, Phone Berwyn 4324 Building, General Repair, Remodeling ery kind of work in Cement, Brick, Stucco, Plaster, Arches, E. W. RUTSCHAN 904 So. Elmwood Ave, Oak Park Phone Euclid 8895 LUMBER--MILL WORK BEDARD MORENCY MILL, CO.

101 North Lombard Avenue Kualld 106 Austin 6877 W. L. CADLE, LUMBER CO. 4625 W. Division Street Chicago Phone Anetin 0414 BUILDING MATERIALS H.

J. MOHR SONS CO. 915 So. Maple Ave. Oak Park Euclid 515 LANDSCAPING AND SPRINKLING L.

H. WARREN AND SON Lawn and Landscape Specialists 7217 Divialoo St. Forest 3190 PAINTING AND DECORATING J. R. JONES CO.

1748 Madison Chicago Village 9286 -Phones- Seeley 170 A. H. DRAKE Phone Euclid 4806 Paperbanging, Painting, Decorating Firat class work at reasonable low prices. T. J.

PETERS co. Phone Porest 7220 7359 Lake Street River Fares Brown-haired, green-eyed June Travis, playing the feminine lead in the Cosmopolitan production, "Ceiling Zoro," as a First National release, has "something." It's a mysterious, exotic and unsottling suggestion of the elfin. This "something" won her a contract with Warner in spite of the fact that she had never had any experience whatever as an actress. Her first role was in "Stranded," and her first scene was a highly emotional one that would have tried the talents and tricks of an experienced actress. She did it 80 well the Arst time that the director needed no sccond take; and Kay Francis rushed up to throw congratulatory arms about the girl's shoulders.

June Travis thus began her screen career at a point for which artists usually spend years of preparation. Her real name is June Dorothea Grabiner. She is the daughter of Harry Grabiner, vico-president of the Chicago White Sox. She attended Parkside grammar school in Chicago and later the Starrett School for Girls. Attends U.

of C. On one of her father's vists to the coast, she matriculated at the University of California at Los Angeles. She was pledged to Alpha Phi ternity, but decided to return East, where she attended the University of Chicago. In 1934, she W88 given a screen lest ut one of the studios, but went back home without waiting to hear the results of it. A year later, when a Warner executive saw her, she told him of the test made the previous year for another producer.

He gent for it and as BOOD as he suw it, offered Miss Travis a contract. la 21 Years Old She WAS born in Chicago August 7, 1916. She is a trifle over 5 feet 4 inches in height and weighs 116 lbs. At schoul and college, her athletic activities included swimming, basketball, baseball, and hockey. She keeps fit with swimming and badminton.

Does Not Like Turnips Her ideas of food are very democratic and include practically everything one is likely to meet on average menus, excupt turnips, squash, and explant. IT IS TO LAUGH Everybody believes that the automobile has rome to stay excont the man from the finance company who may have a doubt or two. Landlady: "I'll give you just three days in which to pay your board." Student: "All right; I'll pick the Fourth of July, Christmas, and Easter." The reason so many buchelors are cautious regarding matrimony, is that they fear the "soul-mate" may turn out to be a "heel." Doctor: "I want to change that death certifcate I gave you today." Coroner: "What's wrong?" Doctor: "I signed my name in the space marked 'Cause of Death'." A manicurist's greatest worry ia seeing that the cuatomer doesn't get out of hand. Said the young man in the book store: "Have you got A book called 'P'rofits in Business'?" Replied the clerk: "Fiction counter on the other side, sir." "Hello. Is this the City Bridge Department?" "Yes, What can we do for you?" "How many pointa do you get for a little slam?" Sho: "This is an Ideal spot for a picnic." He: "It must be.

Fifty million insects can't be wrong." "Father," said little Erie, "what is a diplomat?" "A diplomat," replied father, "is a man who remembers a woman's birthday but forgets her age." Visitor: "Little girl, WAS your grandpa covered with insurance when he died?" Little Girl: "Naw, just a nightshirt." City Girl: "Have you ever kissed a girl before?" Rustic: "No, but I've put crosses at the end of a letter." A woman reader complains that jokes about spinaters waiting for some one to take them out are quite uncalled-for. So, unfortunately, are the spinsters. A VACANCY TRAINED MAN Wanted CAN YOU FILL IT? Don't stand by and let the other fellow fill the better vacancies. Enroll now for classes in Auditing, Federal Income Tax, Cost Accounting, MunsonGregg, Shorthand, Stenotypy, or Journalism. New Classes Now Forming SUBURBAN METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Modern Commercial Training 1140 Lake St.

Oak Park Room 108 Phone Village 5880-5881.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

About Forest Parker Archive

Pages Available:
1,318
Years Available:
1935-1936