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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1919

Page

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Split Tigret Wins In Tuesday's Vote For Mayor

Polls closed Tuesday after a tight city election. H Kaul led early but Michael Uridet trailed by 100 votes at final tallies. Commissioner results shifted as precincts reported. Kaul party gained in late returns, with Mohr men capturing top positions and two Kaul candidates losing ground. Weather delayed turnout as deputies were placed at polling sites.

Conrad Michutaky Herman I Uni John Filetth Lotets Chilifour William Horn Mmichael Mefech Michalaky Michael Uridet Raul Che Chis Commixabier Seotwell Hank Fatah Torentul Moyor Int Kaul Eaf Hanno Chaufoux Hann Vietach

Mrs Hanne Defeated Library Board Member

A partial and garbled report indicates Mrs Hanne defeated a library board member with an official canvas set for Monday night. two precinct clerks failed to submit statements of votes cast, and poll books remain sealed, delaying full results.

Hanne Library Board Caynell

Miller Wins Out In High School Contest

John Miller of Forest Park and Rev Elmer Kraus of Maywood won the annual high school election held across the township on Saturday April 12. They defeated William Reich and Charter De Wolla in Forest Park the turnout symbolized strong public interest. Miller Forest Park and Kraus Maywood were praised for a commendable vote under Good Government efforts with substantial support from local residents.

Kraus i Esteevenae Hoo Chin Winterroth Walte Maywood Lisette duceb-Melachson Teenhonse Hanna Kray de Wolfe Gaden Miller Vina Powells Tewlel Melrose Park Teaubelle- Hunn Bollewood Umaery Guten Revert Krause de Wolfe Aeeey Flu Powell Muller Jaae Te Hare I. I. Mohr Kraus Uriseh de Wolfa Chalifoux Rene Fear J. Flotweh Reich Triese H.W. Mann Adyvlaw W. Hann Kranp Wm. Horn Wolfe U. Michalsky Saat A. W O. Michalsky Bil W. Kaul A.W. Wendt Wat M D. Molir Michaey Minvch Preelnet J. Fletechs Son HY Watt Hi. Hann H. J. Mohr AW. Hoon Michael Hrhich Chaufoux Michinbsly Hann A. W. Wendt Hanna Weoelnet Horn Michalsky Borg J. Mohr Michael Briveh H. Kawi Hunn Atichuyl Hrisel Imp P. J.halifaux John Miller Forest Park Elmer KF. Kraus Maywood William Reich Forest Ark Forest Fark Kragg Miller Forest Parke

Personal notes from South Summer 1048 social roundup

Brief social column from South Summer 1048 describing visits and travels of residents. Mentions Teves avenue resident returning from a town trip with cattle photos, Lyman Stil arriving from Walter Reed hospital, Otto and Johnnie Hanneman in Kaine ward, Mrs. M. J. Lande learning of relatives arriving from France, siblings traveling from New York to Brancethe and back, plus a community notice about Forest Park evening school and Red Cross events led by Mrs. Ida Powell with details for April 24 at the Forest Park ballroom.

Lyman Stil Forest Park Walter Lee Hospital Washington Lyman Otto Hanneman Johnnie Kaine Wim Tayman Hopew Fos M. J. Lande Lande Brox France New York Fiily Melroxa Street Chicago Manter Pils Brother Slater Osoph Marhin Lavin Brancethe I Kurone Misa Devin Algoul Worps Joseph Ted Cross Red Cross Patriate Community League

Forest Park school election set for today

Forest Park voters head to polls Saturday April 10 to decide the school board race. Incumbent Stine seeks another term with support from the Government party while George Keller and several neighbors compete. polling hours listed as four to five.

Forest Park School Garfield Rant Eugene Piel Seli Polly George Keller Eig Elgin Avenue Etange Bourt Wuyey Anat Ruenue Aigelast Leula Tena Helolt Plein Fredericks N Atte Stine Sea Kow Winnn Daley Company Ie Phe Ante Bft Price U Aliano Brnst Sea A. 2. Brnst Construction Company Marslau Leit & Co Keller Citzen'st

Reception in Honor of Mi gs Louise Buchholz

A reception was held at 7442 Monros Street in honor of Louise Buchholz niece of the Winters. The event occurred Sunday afternoon in St Johns Lutheran church hall. Louise received many gifts and proved a charming hostess among attendees including Mrs A Thode Mrs G Pelgner and several others listed by name.

Migs Louise Buchholz Monros Street Mise Louie Bucholz Toths St. Johan's Lutheran Church Louise Asmong Mesdames A. Thode G. Pelgner J. Lange Crrnessihmis Seliiching Bushels Mesdames Prott A. Grabow J. Bau Imap Eas I. Wiehman P. Richter Loujam Schniedes Koon ‘Pesnow Emma Werkun

Police Benevolent Ball Set for Forest Park Room

The Forest Turk Police Benevolent Association announces the third annual ball at the Forest Park ballroom next Friday evening April 25. Music by a popular orchestra. Tickets available at chamber offices and at the door, with entree at eight o'clock.

Forest Turk Police Benevolent Association Wil Mike Forest Park Ponl'y Orchestra Tronchemberk

Markets Close Earlier In Forest Park Accord

Propr proprietors of meat markets in Forest Park reach an agreement to close their shops at 6 pm every weekday except Saturday when markets stay open until 6 pm. The pact aims to standardize hours across the district and ease end-of-day traffic and staffing. Local officials have reviewed the measure and indicated it will take effect immediately.

Forest Park

Gold Star Mothers in State Organization

Gold Star Mothers in State Organization announces active Chicago branch leaders and regional representation from Forest Park. Fundraising efforts include a Victory barar event at the Coliseum from May 24 to June 1 to aid needy mothers and wounded veterans, with emphasis on comfort and support for families.

Gold Star Mothers In State Organization Mra Swift Circis Avenue Frank Swift France Han Chicago Forest Park Mra. Golden Hobert J. Golden Minty Star Mothers of Witt Onliseum Wounde

Sorority Hostesses at Jolly Party Benefit Night

Heto Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa acted as hostesses at a Jolly Party in Waukegan Saturday and Sunday. Miss Gertrude Rehbehe and Miss Lowe Wiltershaugen narrated by Mika White served as hostess helpers. Despite fatigue they felt glad to serve the boys and repay with the generosity shown. The sorority hopes to contact all those people connected to last weekend's events.

Heto Phi Signa Kappa Athority Tiv Waukegan Gertrude Rehbehe Lowe Wiltershaugen Mika White Conn Nona

Evening lecture and dinner on diplomacy topic in Forest Park area

Announcement of a lecture and dinner under River Forest auspices in Oak Park and Forest Park. Speaker John J. Arnold will discuss “Secret Diplomacy.” Ticket sales open immediately with prices and contact details. Also notes candidates George Wy Keller and Willan Ern at Wilto seek election to Forest Park Public School board with a public meeting scheduled Saturday.

River Forest Oak Park Forest Park Worna Cinireh Federaion John J. Arnold Phates Vienne Phoe George Wy Keller Willan Ernat Wil Nnanee

Victory Parade Planned For U9 Victory Bond Drive

Forest Mark schedules a Victory Loan parade Tuesday evening April 22 to back the fifth Widberty Lawn drive and lift Forest Park to a record time. Parade committee members list Layton Hayon Matcham Street meeting 8 pm with many patriotic groups and the public invited to attend in uniform.

Forest

Will Serve At SupphI By Patriotic Bergice

Jonge will help serve suppers at a church event organized by the Church Foederation in Virginia's Church at the corner of Heoville and Take Oak Park on Tuesday evening April 22. Mary MerLowell will speak and a profitable evening is planned with young women assisting and viewing the service.

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