Reelect Mueller Head of Schools Names Committees
At the flat meeting of the school board Superintendent Rudolph Mueller was reelected for the coming year with a salary increase. Thirty-six members of the teaching staff were reelected with five exceptions. New members Smith and Robert McAuley spoke on their reception and pledged to serve the schools’ interests. Committee assignments were announced including finances, management, building grounds, and supervision. A picnic is planned for June 12 at Altenhei Grove for all schools. The next board meeting is May 1 at Goefield school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Muller
Utuan
Tenchlog Etal
Weldwings
Brevenson
Gorteld
Hiya
Charlen J. Wolk
Thang
Orda
Gardell
Smith
Robert McAuley
Wolk
Wilson
Btrunk
Ernst
Broat
Qacfield School
Kelter
Griant
McAuley
Field
Field and Stevenson, Supplica; Keller Wilson, McAuley
Withon
Altenhei
Goefield School
Wreck on Third Rail Sends Many to Hospital
A Chicago Aurora and Elgin local train and an express collided west of the river near Maywood on Thursday night. About twenty were injured, with several residents of Maywood and Elmhurst rushed to hospitals. The incident caused chaos as ambulances ferried the injured. investigators blamed a fuse failure and braking delay after a curve equation misjudgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
Chicago
Aurora
Mimhurst
Wn Hospital
Nels Padlson
Willa Moore
Atay Wood
Mira
Hucher
Uubvidis
Ube
Wittile
Forest Park Club Bowls Close Season With Dinner
Forest Park Club Bowling League closed the season Monday night at Vogel's alleys. A dinner was served and prizes were distributed to winning teams Wests Northy Souths. The club plans an indoor picnic and leap year party with a box social, summer attire, and amusements arranged for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Club
Vogel's
Wests
Northy
Sylvia Bartheon Hurt as Gate Falls at Met Crossing
Sylvia Bartheon of 018 Elgle Avenue was struck by a falling gate at the Metropolitan crossing on Dea Plains Avenue Sunday at 7 55 PM while crossing the track. She was knocked down, hit her head on the pavement, and was taken to Dr Jenkins for examination before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Bartheo
Elgle Avenue
Metropolitan
Dea Plaines Avenue
International Officer Addresses Kiwanians at 100 Percent Session
Kiwanis meeting at Forest Park heard International Secretary Parker speak on Soldiers of Peace. Rev William Buck opened with prayer as President Walter Meyer welcomed attendees and praised Forest Park Club's charter and progress. Parker highlighted Kiwanis global reach, fund building, and commitment to better communities through service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Kiya Club
Dtm International
Bred Co W. Pirker
Soldiers of Pay
Anu
Kiwantan
William Buck
Walter WL. Meyer
Parker
Lotud Club
Tris Ulfe
Morest Park Cluub
Press Park Club
United States
Canady
Kirwania
Jocal Kiwanlea
TLFT
Achweler
May Ground and Recreation Association of
Adertea
Sehneler
Kiwanluna
Cor Forest
Kiwanluns
Kiwantany
Orte
Forest Park Masonic Temple Hosts Grand Social Evening
Forest Park's new Masonic temple drew several hundred attendees Tuesday night for a festive party by the Minonte fraternity and families. Vaudeville acts and dancing filled three upper floors, with Acacia club rooms on hand and radio performers among the acts. After the gathering, Masonic lodges moved their meetings to the new temple lodge room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
New
Sacramental Wine Repository Planned in Forest Park
Government agents approved a new sacramental wine repository at 7082 Madison in Forest Park. Officials say wine provisions will support Jewish ceremonies under regulations, noting a nearby Maywood Jewish congregation, though none exists in Forest Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Madison
Ita
Beteft
Maywood
Naprapathy Practitioners Open Office in Transfer Building
Horace A Blot and Raymond Mc Whinnie graduates of Chicago School of Naprapathy have opened an office at 7200 Madison Street in the Transfer Building. They are the first from this school in Forest Park and have practiced for several years in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace A. Blot
Raymond McWhinnie
Chicago
Naprupthy
aMhea
Madison Street
Forest Park
Forest Park to Reform Vehicle and Dog Licenses in May
Forest Park adopts a two thirds season license for autos and reduces fees for May to encourage prompt payments. Vehicle licenses for up to 35 horsepower rise to five dollars, higher prices apply beyond that, with trucks at ten dollars per ton. Dog licenses drop with May rebates but include fines for late payment. Last year about 1,400 autos and 200 trucks licensed. this year projected around 2,000 licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haery
Polit
Forest Park
Huxheld
Clisa i Forest Park
Forest Park stick-up pair victimizes two in Oak Park chase
Chicago two young men from the city robbed Cheodore Muxhold on Lehmer avenue near Circle Avenue around 1 AM. Oak Park police captured them and held the suspects on bonds as they face county jail. A second victim, Jobo Ross of Maywood, lost $6 minutes later on Dos mate avenue. Earlier Oak Park residents Savern Oak Park were robbed by the same pair, who then fled toward Forest Park and were identified as Walter J. Lake and Lawrence J. Smith. Witness Nuxhold saw the trio cross the third rail near the Metro tracks. the suspects appeared inexperienced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheodore Muxhold
Charles Huxhold
Heloit Avenue
Lehmer Avenue
Circle Avenue
Chicago
Oak Park
Jobo’ Ross
Maywood
Cleo
Acroma
Building and Loan Co Starts Its Second Series
The Forest Park Building and Loan Company began its second series this month and plans to start making loans for home construction. The organization, founded earlier this year, has grown to 118 members with Fred B. Bachenfeld serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan CO
Forest Park Building and Loan Company
Sodan
Fred B. Bchpenfeld
Obituary notices outline forest park residents and families
Obituary notices list several Forest Park residents: Charles Prenzler died after a long illness at 620 Beloit Ave leaving a widow and daughter. Mrs Gertrude Prenzler Schiffner moved from Chicago. Charles born in Chicago 1872. funeral services conducted at St Peters Lutheran in Chicago. Other obituaries include veterans, soldiers from World War I, and local residents Abner Worthy 14, Augusta Hueber of 1124 Grace Ave, George Belling 435 Ferdinand Ave, Mary Marello daughter of Carl Marello, and Marvin E Whelpley grandson of Charles Whelpley. Details note deaths at Speedway Hospital and local funeral arrangements, with burials at local cemeteries and services by Blatter chapel and local posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Prenzler
MTG. A
AL MM
Chituge
Wilihut Pf. Buch
Pektor Athat. Peter's Lutheran Church
Burkit
Iore
Elaine
Murl Milford Shepherd
Speediway
Bouthy Grove Avenue
Oak Lark
American Legion
Ofo
Buri Wit
Woodlawns
Elo
Slater Gladys
T Gin Avenue
Forest Park
Earl Shepherd
Promrea
Info
Worathos Ins Wan
Miswakes
Fie
Speedtway Hospital
Abner Worthy
A. Brows
Elgin Avenur
Med
Jessie Brown Worthy
Ives
West
Hasrinon Street
Cleers
Oak Park
Augusta Hueber
Augusta Hieber
Ghrete Avenue
Blatter
George Beiling
George Belling
Ferdinand Avenue
Irving Park Houleyard Cemetery
Walter Ganschow Hurt in Automobile Accident
Walter BD Ganschow former police captain in Oak Park and well known in Forest Park suffered severe injuries when his car collided with a street car on Harlem Avenue near Hollycourt Wednesday night. He was taken to Oak Park Hospital where his skull was found fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter BD. Ganschow
Oak Terk
Forest Park
Harlem Avenue
Hollycourt
Oak Park Hospital
Election Tuesday Playground Plan To Be Voted On
Citizens of Forest Park face a Tuesday vote on a proposed recreation program to build playgrounds with modern equipment for children now seen on the streets. The plan calls for three playgrounds in village sectors with initial funding and rental arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Menaure
Pole Yard Derrick Sparks Controversy After Man Hurt
Hugh Huan, a worker at the pole yard, was badly injured Monday when a derrick toppled, pinning him under beams and sending him to Gui Park hospital. Protests over a permit for the derrick’s operation were presented to the village commissioners by James Trapanese and Frank Bourghola, with officials pledging action after review by the village attorney and acting mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Huan
Mardinand Pyenue
Gui Park Hospital
Severn Hrulaeg An Linley
A Hayl, der
Banton
Phoud
Jamea Trapanese
Ciizens
Frank Bourghola
Walter W. L. Meyer
Canend Michaluky
Move Your Clock Ahead For Daylight Saving Time
Chicago enforces a Sunday shift to daylight saving time with clocks moved forward one hour. Citizens are urged to adjust to avoid being late to church as factory whistles, trains, and schedules align with the new time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietuies
Chicago
Foriat Cty
Forest Park Real Estate Outlook Says Demand Outpaces Supply
May 1 will see little movement in Forest Park per real estate man Fred H H Schoenfeld. Rent hikes are rising with most tenants paying increases. Chicago buyers show interest but supply is constrained. Some home purchases occur, though owners favor large cash payments. Building outlook remains bright with many new homes toward the town's south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Fred HH. Schoenfeld
Petvone
Chicago
Fire Chief To River Forest To Help Fight Fire There
Chief John Priess went to River Forest Thursday responding to a fire alarm. Only Claybouxe was present, so he could not call for assistance or equipment. Mr and Mrs Oscar A Frite plan a trip leaving May 15 to California visiting Grand Canyon Los Angeles and East Lake City before returning August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
John Priess
Claybouxe
Oscar A. Frite
California
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
East Lake City
Denver
Commercial Aasn to Honor New Members with Party
The Forest Park Commercial association plans an anniversary party next Tuesday at the American Legion hall. About 60 new members were added after a vigorous campaign, with more growth expected. Speakers include Mien Tgow and H A from the Chamber, plus vaudeville acts and a ventriloquist Headley. The event starts at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Aasn
Forest Park Commercial Association
American Legion Hall
Adame Street
Circle Avenue
George Ariubruat
Baten
Hiinatn
Cormmeres
Crmerce
Headley
Proviso Moose Lodge to Host Biq Athletic Event
Proviso Moose Lodge plans a big athletic night at Pravian Lodge Hall Michigan Street and Greenwood Avenue on Friday May 2 featuring boxing including Billy Depark and Kommy Trager plus four wrestling bouts. Referee Hone Steinke will oversee the event with entries from North Shore Athletic Club and local fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexing
Moose
Pravian Lodge
Michigan Street
Greenwood Avenue
Billy Depark
Cleere Alo
Trager
Mouxe Champlin
jMewelwhi Ve
Charles Binith
North Shore Athletic
Jock Henderson
Joe Bande
Johnny Meyers
Oh ‘Pon
Frank Nitter
Teenr Hinman
Young Demetrat
Hone Steinke
Firemen Hoist Flag Pole at Golf Course
On Wednesday afternoon at Gull Courke, firemen climbed a tall pole atop the golf grounds to raise a flag. Captain HL Leng and other officials watched as the crew steadied the pole, adjusted the rope, and lowered safely after completing the ascent. The act drew cheers from attendees including community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Calne
Abe
Courke
Che Canny
Bigin
Mion City
Auatia
Fred Gchoenfeld Moves to Madison Street Address
Fred Gchoenfeld moves from 7508 Madison Street to 7237 Madison Street and will be in his new location by May 3. He has run a real estate and insurance business at the present site for five years and is noted for handling substantial deals on Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Behoenfeld
Madison Street
Setoentedl Haw
Dra
Homme
Gute Usurance
Thoendel and Son Relocate to Firey Building Today
Thoendel and Son Moving from 131 Madison Street to larger quarters in the Firey building at 3808 Madison Street. The jewelry firm plans to open formally after moving, with a Monday target date for occupancy and a later grand opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoendel & Son
FH. J. Thoendel & Son
Madison Street
Inter
Haw
Madison Street Boosters Set May 27 Party at Masonic Hall
The Mariaca Street Boosters date the May party for the group has been set for May 27. Henry Weck, airman of the entertainment committee, announces the event will be held in the Masonic with a guided program followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariaca Street
Henry Weck
Brisch Outlines Advantages of Proposition for Walter Werke Plant
Brisch presents a plan for a new building to house the Walter Werke plant on Jockwin Boulevard. He cites wall work, improved wiring, and safer drainage as key benefits while detailing extensive construction changes, tank and well work, and a $150000 to $200000 bond issue to finance the improvement.
Originators Orchestra to Broadcast Tuesday Park Concerts
The Originators Orchestra 6GN plan weekly Tuesday radio concerts at Ok Park Alma under a contract with Hayner, Dusheim & Co. The deal requires use of the firm’s music extusively. They have drawn nationwide praise and may tour abroad, possibly around the world, a four month journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geno" Joguux
Originatura Apchentra
Ok Park Alma
Hayner
Orientra
Genet
Lse Algo
Forest Pay
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Mueller
Fred C. W. Parker
Mas
Sylvia Barthen
Masonic Temple
Naprapathy Practitioner
Transfer
Park
Earl M. Shepherd
Thomas Poseph Larem
Thomas Joseph Larem
Joseph Larem
Elginive
Logan Square
At. Joseph Cemetery
Mary Marello
Carl Marello
Lathron Avenue
St. Luke's Church
Mt. Carmel
Marvin Elwood Whelpley
Marvin E. Whelpley
Mra
Charlea E. Whelpley
West Suburban Hospital
Parketon
South Dakota
Charles Dorer
Thomas Avenue
Blatter Chapel
Mr. Dorer
Paulina
Walter Ganschow
Derrick
Lodge OF Moose Plans
Fred Gchoenfeld
Madison Street Boosters
Brisch
Walter Werke
Jockwin Toulevard
Buddha
Firiwets
Dade Tye
Anid Crandaniier
Gunnpe
Heronet
Beteoka
Jd Id Dune
Hound
Aii
Camrmissioner
Hriarh
Hide
Alnee
Ty Betig
Dikgern
Uta Ne
Walla
Rriach
6GN
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