Forest Park Primary Votes Tilt To Jenkins In 2 0 Victory
Forest Park cast about 1600 ballots in the Republican primary with Jenkins leading in the senator race over Deneen and McCormick, while Johnson led delegates. Carlstrom won attorney general race against Brundage two to one and Bierling was renominated for lieutenant governor. County officials and small-ticket candidates also performed well in Forest Park before the statewide Coolidge landslide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Ewall Son
Johnson
Aboutt
Kewington
Coolidge
Staten
Newton
Jenking
Deneen
McCormick
Jenkins
Yohnson
Carlstrom
Brundage Dacar
B. A Brundage
Foreat
Amal
Fred Bierling
Toneph
Hans
Rocordar
Robert E. Crowe
Oscar Wollt
Hiram Johnson
Bukewwkl
Curlatrom
Link
Mulvintt
Weebey
George B. Holmes
Han
Deffler
Superior Court
Scherwat
Coroper
Romanskang Smyth
Board of Assess
Kienko
Barr
Nurgner
Halt
Waring
Konaike
Philps
Bax
Change of corporate name for local publishers
Publishers of thin paper have changed their corporate name from Paschal Hall Halleman Co to Hall Helleman Company. No personnel changes. name shortened for convenience. Formed in 1917, Forest Park business linked with St. Charles Chronicle previously owned by Paschal Hall. In 1920 the two firms dissolved. Lina Paschal withdrew and bought St. Charles business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paschal-Hall-Halleman Co
Hall- Helleman Company
Cmpany
Ar Shorter
Forest Park
Paschal & Hall
Misa Lina Paschal
St. Charles
Paschal-Hall-Helidman Ca
School Elections This Afternoon at School Buildings
Forest Park board presidents and two members seek re election alongside two Proglao Township high school board candidates. Forest Park polling runs 1 to 6 p m at actual houses with unclear high school times. Incumbent J Wolk seeks Forest Park presidency while Martin Damwano Jr Clyde Bough face Lee Pittman L J Smith Robert McAuley. High school contenders A J Buesscher and W F Boeger seek re election opposed by Tev A W Callapy pastor and Dr Wm A Werninghaus Melrose Park dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Board of Education
Proglao Township High School Board of Education
J. Wolk
Forest Park Board
Martin Damwano Jr
Clyde Bough
Lee Pittman
L. J. Smith
Robert McAuley
A. J. Buesscher
W. F. Boeger
Tey
A. W. Callapy
Maywood Methodist- Episcopal Church
Wm. A. Werninghaus
Melrose , Park
Neighborhood Chorus Holds Sunday Concert at Methodist Church
The Neighborhood club chorus performed at Community Methodist church on April 6 before a large audience. Director John Minnema sang two sets including A Man of Galilea and I'm a Pilgrim I'm a Stranger. Accompanist Mira Marjorie Stead offered an artistic organ rendition. The program featured varied choral numbers and the event raised funds to defray chorus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Club
Community Methodist Church
John Minnema
Galilea
Mira Marjorie Stead
Accomymanist
Resume Work On Well After Month Delay In Breaks
Drilling on Forest Park deep well resumes after a month delay due to a broken drill bit weighing hundreds of pounds. Removal completed Wednesday unlocking the hole for continued work. Cement forms for the reservoir advance, with two faces done and frames ready for pouring. The site lies between the well and the current plant on Jackson boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
8. B. Geiger
Jackson Boulevard
Forest Park School Board Reports Major Expansion
The Forest Park board of education summarizes a year of growth and reorganization. It outlines overcrowding at the Stevenson schools, expansion with four new rooms, all-day sessions, new boilers, redecorated interiors, and upgraded safety with new fences and junior police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Board of Educaion
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Forest Park
Vield Stevenson
Stevenaon
Roosevelt Road
Twenty-second Street
Harlem Avenues
Circle Avenue
Forest Park School
Ayatem
Obituary for George J Vogel of Forest Park
George J Vogel aged 40 of Forest Park died at the family home 624 Marengo avenue. Born in Wattenburg Germany on March 10 1848 he came to America at 24 and is survived by wife Amy Thomes four children George A and William F Mrs Freida Shedda and Mrs Hilda Hawkerman all of Forest Park. He ran a saloon restaurant and bowling alley at 7200 Harrison street where his funeral was held. Rev William P Buch officiated and burial was at Woodlawn cemetery. Undertaker Blatter in charge. Also noted Olga Zuelke mother of Mrs Michael Kapecall died age 65 at Oak Park Hospital and funeral held at Kapachuli home with Rebekahs. Burial at Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Vogel
Forest Park
Marengo Avenue
Wattenburg
Germany
Amperica
Appa Frank
Iarge
Bla
William P. Buch
Bt. Peter's Lutheran Church
Olga Zuelke
Michael Kapecall
Oak Park Hospital
Chicago
Dunlop Avenue
William
Paul Lass
Kapachuli
Rebekahs
Qakinwa Cemetary
Boosters Hear Gas Lecture at Madison Street Club
Des Jardines of Standard OL Company gave an illustrated talk on gasoline for Madison Street Rooster Club after a Capitol Hall dinner on Tuesday evening. The lecture covered gasoline from petroleum and its rise as a major global business, with stereopticon views. The Byncopators, led by Jack Nielsen, performed popular selections during dinner. Charles Hagsey presided over the meeting and a business session followed the lecture. Henry Rieck reported on the contest and noted a plug value exceeding $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Jardines
Standard OL Company
Madison Street Rooster Club
Capitol Hall
Desjardines
Charles Hussey
Hagsey
Henry ©. Rieck
Stejr Purchases Building Occupied by Confectionery
John Stejr proprietor of Stejr's confectionery at 7353 Madison Street has bought the building they have occupied since starting several years ago. He paid $25,000 to former owner Nic Sehank who occupied Stus 2, saloon wall prohibition era arrived. The Stejr family now in the store live nearby and plan to occupy the flat below the store once they obtain possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stejr
Stejr
Madison Street
Nic Sehank
St Us 2
Sogesanlon
Village Victory in Joslyn Suit Over Village Demurrer
In Porent Park the Joslyn Manufacturing Company lost a demurrer amendment and Mayer for the village pressed a reply. The case was thrown out, forcing Joslyn to file another amendment or drop the suit. Court proceedings continue with extended deadlines for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porent Park
Walter W. L. Mayer
Joslyn Manufacturing Company
Mayer
Jonlyn Company
Philip Bpllivas
Neighborhood club presents a period comedy for charity
Edith Heileman reports Adelaide C. Powell's two act comedy The Hilly Ams staged by the Neighborhood club at Forest Park clubhouse. Performances April 4 drew solid crowds with lively scenes of a modern American family and a dance loving Father, a bobbed hair daughter, and a Grandmother’s flirtations. The play follows a day of social mischief ending with Mother’s bold transformation and the family’s mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide C. Powell
Forest Park
Soth
Mia
Martha Wieder
Frank Keller
Father
Mre Dasthke
Ethel Heeger
Mac
Dad
Fox
Mac V
Mae V
Mother
Jesson
Gramma
Kiwanis Club of Forest Park Showcases Radio Unity
Forest Park Kiwanis members heard William J. Clark of the Chicago Byoming American discuss the Kiwanian movement. Radio and Westinghouse KYW songs highlighted unity across regions and cultures, linking Americans through shared programming and news, with guests from other Kiwanis clubs in attendance.
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Forest Park
Kiwanis Club
Wuder
Fictio
Kiwanis Clubs of America
Hiwanis Club
William J. Clark
Chicago Byoming American
Water W. L. Meyer
Umeting
Kiwanis
Ray" Bibbeler
Westinghouse Kyw
United States
Letens
Westinghouse
KYW
Chicago
Hearst Square
Texas
Iowa
Georgia
New York
California
Kinah!p
Kurt Sealin er Elected Precinct Committeeman in Forest Park
Kurt Sealin er won the Republican precinct committeeman post in Forest Park on Thursday, defeating Fred Licht who had held the office. The contest was the only race in the precinct. most incumbents were re-elected unopposed. Sealin er secured a majority of Socialist votes and a significant share of Democratic votes. Michael A. Zyllo, formerly a shoe repairer at 7427 Madloon Street, opened a shoe store at 006 Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Berliner
Fred Licht
Forest Park
Herliner
Arcine & Exsistate Sie
Michael A. Zyllo
Madloon Street
Oak Park Avenue
Oak Park
Mob Scene at Forest Park Draws 500 Plus Extras
More than five hundred people including 100 boys from Speedway Hospital helped Atlas Education Film company shoot a mob scene at Arcadia Park Forest Park. The political rally sequence featured governor actor J Bernard Sherry with Chicago band music and many film crew members. Work began at 10 and ran through the day with director Arthur Berthelet assisted by Bert Bates and Norman Holdsworth and a host of camera, prop, and lighting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Speedway Hospital
Atlas Educations Film Company
Dekark
Forest Park
Arthur Berthelet
J. Berney Sherry
Arcadia Park
Chicago
Benson
Band of
Battonslake
Galty
Cassere
Z. Barney Sherry
Bherry
Oller Gars
Jock Drumler
Harry Linkay
Qcharles Delaney
Burr MeIntoah
Jane Jennings
Berthlet
Bert Bates
Norman Holdsworth
Richard Ganstrom
B. B. Humphrey
MacHeypolds
Ed Paterson
Hay Belts
Electrician
John Pacini
Forest Park Pupils Sweep Proviso High Honors
Forest Park pupils at Proviso High School won all honors for the class of 1924. Bernard Coho 7414 Madison Street is named valedictorian with the top honor, Henrietta DaCosta 1020 Elgin Avenue is salutatorian. Gladys Langy 518 Ferdinand Avenue will write the history of the class year, Mary Baker 125 Rockford Avenue edits the class will, Myrtle Hellemaz 155 Marengo Avenue leads the class drama drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Proviso High School
Bernard Coho
Madison Street
Henrietta DaCosta
Elgin Avenue
Giadys Langy
Ferdinand Avenue
Dlaga
Mary Baker
Rockford Avenue
Myrtle Hellemaz
Marengo
Council chooses officers for Board of Local Improvements
A village council meeting Monday night presided by Conrad Michalaky discussed bills. Immediately after, the country gathered as the board of local improvements and elected officers: President Meyer Kavn, Vice president Michalsky, Secretary Rudolf Burkert, Clerk to the secretary Harry O Buskeid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Miehalaky
Kaul
Brisch
Burkert
Zimmerman
Michalsky
Board of Local Improvements
Meyer Kavn
Rudolf Borkart
Qlerk
Harry 0
Buskeid
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G C. Taggart
H. B. Carr
IL Ww
McGill
L. C. Cutter
Maywood
Allen Moore
John C. Becker
Albert Jankusky
Melrove Pack
Coach Zuppke
Miinale University
Thatman
Oak Park ‘High School
Muale
Aloging-Waa
Lee McCullough
River Forest
Lew Oeburd
May Aic
Cincinnati
Hobert. Dewar
Dustay Olson
Jeige
Biornsweeps
Methodist Church
Grant
Garfield
Garfield School
Alte
Grant School
Randolph Street
Woreat Park
Garfield and Wield School
Oqntinnad
Stejrg
NINUT
Joslyn
By Edith Heileman
Stan
Bran
Pather
Rae
Man V
Jack Hermansen
Severn
Chicago American
Kiwania — Club of
Kurt Sealiner
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