L Boyer Wins Forest Park School Board Seat In Election
L Boyer was elected president of Forest Park schools after a lively election that drew over 1500 votes. The contest split along district lines with Boyer leading in central and north districts while Wilcox carried the south districts. Mrs Kasick will become the first woman on the board and Emil Roehike won a strong majority. The campaign, led by Dr E Franklin, urged a new deal in school matters amid a shift from old board policies.
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Hoyer
Forest Park
Iiser
Boyer
E. Frankel
Broadview Flying Field to Close June First
Workers at Broadview field report its closure set for June 1 with flyers to depart from a southern field. The government has contracted mail routes to private carriers under Hoover era aims to boost air commerce. Local protests oppose handing the field to the National Guard and plans for a Guard building across from the field in Maywood.
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Broadview
Ramies
Herbert Hoover
National Guard
Village council backs transfers to cover debts during meeting
At the Monday village council session, two health officer reports by Dr HenL A Carstens were approved and two rebate resolutions passed for property owners with excess taxes. The treasurer was authorized to move 8000 from the water works fund to the general fund to ease indebtedness, restoring 28000 previously expected from the water works plant. An audit after May 1 was discussed, with 2400 already repaid to the vehicle fund and 2000 more to be repaid soon, leaving 400 unpaid.
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Asite
Henl A. Carstens
Brisch
Water Works Fund
Hewely
Water Works Department
Briveh
Michalsky
Risch
Huxhold
Triangle Cafe Station to Broadcast Nightly at Pageant and Exposition
The Triangle Cafe station will broadcast its entire nightly program during the Pageant and Trade Exposition at Forest Park. M J Rafferty promises top talent and nightly announcements from the exposition tent. Progress aims show booth gains as banks and merchants reserve space while Theatrical Production Co plans a high class display avoiding carnival games.
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Triangle Cafe
Chamber of Commerce
M. J. Rafferty
Rafferty
Forest Park
Theatrical Production Co
Madison Stred
Forest Park Legion Degree Team hosts Lake Forest gathering
The Forest Park Post American Legion degree team, led by William Schupp and others, traveled by bus to Lake Forest Monday night for a social event at the Legion Hall. A charity evening featuring games and prizes aims to support the Drum and Bugle Corps with member recruitment encouraged.
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Forest Park
Nftivers Delos
Wis Fridey
Legion Hall
Dron and Bugle Corps
Legion
Legion Amertings
Layton Hall
Proviso High Sends Three to Music Conference
Proviso High school sent three delegates Chrys McLaughlin Genevieve Munroe and Grace Mueller to the Went Central Music Conference held April 15 in Springsheld NJ. Mr Oneburn directed the delegation as about five hundred pupils from ten states attended. McLaughlin of Maywood won first place and joined the Conference chorus.
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Springs Held
Proviso High School
Chrytte McLaughlin
Genevieve Munroe
Grace Mueler
Oneburn
Proviso
Hingis
Springfield
Misa Chrys- He McLaughlin
8Th Avenue
Maywood
Proviso Township High School Retains Recognition
Letters to Principal Thatman indicate Proviso Township High School meets standards for recognition. Superintendent of Public Instruction renews the school's recognition for three years following an inspection report and favorable findings.
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Thatman
State of Hingis
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Springfeld
Prin
J. J. Thabnan
Township High Schood
Thaluur
Proving Township High School
Proavise Township High School
Jones Su
Janitor to Have Private Mail Box
Post Office Department proposes private mail boxes to speed delivery for mail addressed to The Manager or The Janitor in apartment houses. Notices owners of managers that arrangements should be made for delivery to the Resident Manager the Janitor and tenants, W. C. Yunker, Postmaster.
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Avetment Houses
Post Office Department
W. Co. Yunker
St John Boy Wins Proviso Spelling Championship
Eighth grade pupil Ewald Radeck of St John’s School won Proviso township spelling title at a Wednesday contest in Proviso High School. Thirty nine entrants. four will represent Proviso in the county meet April 30, with Ewald chosen winner.
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Ewald Radeck
St. John's School
Reinhold Radeck
Elgin Avenue
Provivo
Ewald
St. John’s School
C. W. Linsenmann
High School Accreditation Granted by North Coastal Association
April 1 1927 Urbana Illinois letter from MARRY M THRASHER Supervisor of High Schools confirms high school accreditation approval for the district. Principal notified that a certificate of accreditation will be sent later by H A Hollister Chairman of State Committee and university officials.
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M. Thrasher
University of Minois
Urbana
North Coastral Association of Cole
Legen
H. A. Hollister
Roosevelts widening hit by council impasse
Village council halted Roosevelt road widening after a snag in land compensation talks. Owners on the south side fear a 20 percent loss in frontage as 20 feet are taken from that side. Disagreement over who pays for the land and alternative compensation delayed action until April 28.
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Roosevelt Road
Camper
Darmstadt
Brigch
Johnson
S. Sansane
Boeger and Werninghaus Win School Board Seats
The high school board election elected William Boeger and Dr. W. E. B. Werninghaus as members. Each ran with a running mate in a close vote with about 1,900 votes per candidate. Werninghaus carried Melrose Park and Forest Park, is a dentist there, and faced a strong local support base. He and his wife Ethel Putz have ties to area families. he graduated from Proviso High. The board canvassed the vote Tuesday and re-elected J. L. Thalman as High School principal after swearing in the new members.
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William Boeger
W. EB. Werninghaus
de. Werninghouse
Melrose Park
Forest Park
Garhelt School
Ethel Puta
Henry Putz
Madison
Proviso High
Hell
J. L. Thalman
Dogs that Annoy Chicken Owners in the Village
Anomalous text portrays anger over licensing and taxes for chickens and dogs. Citizens question why authorities do not regulate barking, property damage, and animal welfare, citing fees paid by village vets and tensions with collectors. The puzzled inquiry laments neglect of public safety and animal care.
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Marty Tls Carey
St Pauls in New Garth Easter service and redecorated auditorium
St Pauls Lutheran Church on Brown Avenue in New Garth hosts Easter morning services led by Rev August Wen with Prof L M Hiseloff of Wartburg College and Rev F Chowtowsky of Elmhurst delivering sermons. The interior of the auditorium has been redecorated with Marble Cote walls, damani cove design, new chandeliers, repainted organ pipes, and a mulberry carpet, as parish groups coordinate a three service day.
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Master Laimley
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Brown Avenue
Dixon Arecet
August Wen
Clireh Hall
L. M. Hiseloff
Wartburg College
Clinton
F. Chowtowsky
Elmhurst
G. A. Fandrey
Chicago
C. Reinhold
Trinity Litteray Church
A. Puddenhaven
Tinley Park
Misa Louise Walternhausent
Christ
Can
Conrad Michalsky
Ladies Aid
Continental Studios
Auiguet Ostoa
Frankel thanks voters for aid and Forest Park support
Dr. Frankel expresses gratitude to supporters and Forest Park residents for backing his school board ticket in a hard fought race. He praises Mr. Joyer Mire Korie and Mr. Rochlke as capable candidates and pledges they will honor their campaign promises.
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Ore. Frankel
Forest Park Mayoral and Council Election Preview
Voters in Forest Park head to the polls next Tuesday to select a mayor and council after a vigorous campaign marked by parades banners and meetings. Candidates present earnest plans with tax and lighting issues on the ballot. polls open at 6 am and close at 4 pm with results expected late in the evening and posted at the review.
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Forest Park
Thesday
Seith Avertion Hall
Daiwa
Syehrun
Wis
Meer Awd
Maesonic
Reaves Vet Proud
Gold Treeple
Coryell
Hann
Aieetinige
Ackernan
Hann Mentiog
Eorsday Tinggi
Healhy Yeas
Aries
Rowhle
Kiwanis Club hears Arctic talk in lantern slides
Albert Jates spoke to the Kiwanis Club on a Arctic journey with lantern slides. He described the polar landscape near Spitzbergen and the Wolat expedition, noting ice fields and Laplanders pawing snow for moss. Images included fjords and Norway scenes as members boasted perfect attendance. next week no program due to election.
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Albert Jates
Kiwanis Club
Far
Mr. James
Arctic
Spiteemberg
Fjords
Slacers
Kcegge
Prarruy
Norway
Forest Park
Kiwania Club
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Grant Garfield Field
Wilcox
Bt McAuley
Weiner
Roghike
Kozick
Brunke
Water Fund
General Fund
Raaarer
Lawrence R, Boyer
Board of Education
Emma Kozick
Lake Forest
Music Conferences
Emil F. Roehlke
St. John Boy
Roosevelt
Boeger and Werninghaus
Miluine
St. Paul’s
New Garth
Dr. Frankel
Mayareutge
Flaras
Kurt Berner
LL Hranin
Wariley
R S Lange Canad
Michaloky
Lonny Onwald Rivet
Police Magivirals
Henry di Beantac Fies
Paul RY
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