PURELY PERSONAL ITEMS FROM THE WEEK
Mr and Mrs William Kramer of 517 Jackson boulevard are parents of a child born Friday April 9 1926. Louis Wilder of 644 Beloit avenue cut off a thumb at work Monday at the Bd Room factory. Mrs Charles Hansen of 422 Marengo avenue has rheumatism and cannot do heavy chores. daughter Ethel will manage the home then return to office work next Monday. Mrs Dora Probut of 474 Adams street fell on stairs Tuesday and sustained facial bruises but no serious injury. William Brown of 606 Ferdinand avenue visited relatives in Marinette Wis for ten days and returned home rested. William J Cunningham of 619 Betolt avenue is recovering from grip and hopes to be back soon. Arthur Kistenbroker of 7403 Madison Street narrowly escaped injury when his auto hit a tree. car damaged and occupant knocked unconscious.
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Charles Hansen
Marengo Avenue
Otten
Ethel
William J. Cunningham
Betolt, Avenue
Arthur Kistenbroker
Madllnoc Street
Johnson Wins Aere as Forest Park Ballot Shifts
Hiram Johnson wins amid a crowded ballot in Forest Park with Lowden and Wood also listed. The Citizens Protective League met in the Municipal Building to endorse movements safeguarding citizens and promoting village progress.
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Hiram Johnson
Forest Park
Lowden
Wood
Citizens’ Protective League
Clueen
Protective League
Tornado Insurance Prompts Surge in Local Policies
The Carl G. Richter agency has written tornado insurance policies totaling 12,500 dollars after a recent tornado. The Community Methodist church Ladies' Aid plans a home warming and cooking sale in the church basement this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Richter
Sions
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies' Aid of
Community Methodist Church
Question on Honesty and Consistency in Manufacturing
The speaker questions whether any manufacturer could sustain daily flawless performance through honesty and the highest intention, implying doubt about universal integrity in production. The remark contrasts ideal ethics with practical manufacturing capability.
Community club May dance set May Day in Forest Park ballroom
The Neighborhood club of Forest Park votes a donation to the Morrows Park Retired Fund, raising 25 from its Bas stornade sale proceeds. The sale aims to fund schools, with no criticism of allocating the small portion to the cause. Basele Koos, Pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Neighborhood Club of
Morrows Park
Bas
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Kramer
Jackson Boulevard
Louis Wilder
Beloit Avenue
Jackson Voulevant
Dora Probut
Adams Street
William Brown
Ferdinand Avehue
Marinette
Wis
Toj Forest Park
Beaver Board
THE
NEY
Wm.h.gardner & Son
Roosevelt Road
Circle Ave
Johnson
AERE
Lowden Wood Johnson
Lande Bros
Dept
Wolf Bros
Madison St. Forest Park
Goodyear
Chas. R. Hussey
Madison St
Basele Koos
Oak Park
Laramie Avenue
Latsis Drug CO
Harry H. Latsis
N.E
Madison and
Harlem
Clement Frlanda
Oscar A. Fritz
D.D
Optisren SE. Cor
Madison
Balait Forest Park
Public Service Co
Northern
Illinois
Beloit Ave
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