Audit reveals village finances show year end balance
Auditors report shows revenue excesses and deficits across funds. General fund receipts exceeded expenses by 10,000 plus while water and village certificate funds vary. Largest income came from water customers at 57,714. Water, taxes, and donations for a fire truck shape the year’s balance. bonds and liabilities total 440,908.45 with overall assets around 442,008.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wi
New Dax Arsety
Uabilitier
Ansety
Mabilltien
Waa
Ancient Forest Park Slogan Echoes in Vermont Mountains
A fragmentary account recalls a 19th century episode where explorers and locals discuss an old Forest Park slogan while touring Vermont. The text mentions a private home with a sign “Chicken Dinner” and a man linked to Forest Park memory, with police involvement on the return journey from Camel.
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Vermont
Forest Park
Red Hecker
Ehner Warener
Henry Tuenger
Fred Zlenert
Jonathan Thompson to Deliver Oration on William J. Bryan
Jonathan Thompson plans to deliver a public lecture on William J. Bryan focusing on Bryan’s life and views. The event includes remarks by Abe Chetapwon praising Bryan’s work and influence, noting the oration will cover his origins and impact beyond politics.
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Jonathan Thompson
William J. Bryan
William Jernabeer
Comte
Rey
Thompson
Brym
Renee
Bert Tuten
Bryan
Kiwanis Night in Lincoln Park Tale of Raid and Rally
Fifty two Forest Park Kiwanis members attended a Tuesday meeting at Lincoln Park to hear speakers including Frank Gomerford and Mr Young. The event followed a federal raid on club lockers amid controversy sparked by Chicago press coverage. Members discussed public official scrutiny and the club’s fundraising plans with emphasis on community service and proper governance.
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Forest
Avark
Kiwanis” Club
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Kiwanis
Frank Gomerford
Comerford
Hos
Forest Park
Dick Hager
Lub
Willham Tide Thornypnen
Teria Yelth Il
Roos
Club Cipestibers
Ehis
Taan
Fragmentary Newspaper Snippet On Unreadable Event
Readable text shows a fragmentary account mentioning cushions and a bearded wind and four single men. No clear date person or place is identifiable. the rest is garbled.
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Zutz Attracts 200 Guests
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Emil Zutz drew over two hundred relatives and friends to Marengo New York on a July evening. Clergy, speakers, and music filled the day from church service at St John By to a decorated hall reception with St Johns Orchestra and performances by Mr Walder Berhold and others. Telegrams and gifts poured in as guests celebrated with prayers, songs, and a grand dinner.
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Wolden
Mek
Hinu A. Zuty
Fad
Marengo Nyenmie
Retutlyen
Kuna
Cuele Emil
Huldig
Alsgor
Mra. Kuul
Juin Wat
Mex
Troos
Maminel Brothers Insurance Wnacerwriters
iMany
St. Joho
Bath
Galden
Blekestaedt
Waldemar Zotz
Wagner
Waldemar
Ule
St. John's Orchestra
Ben Berhold
Lvl
Paul Witt
Anu
Howe
St. John’s V8 and Nazareth Play Home Game Tomorrow
The St John church team will play Jareth of Harrison Street tomorrow at pm. The game features two closely ranked Jleague teams and is expected to be competitive in the standings.
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ST. John's
Nazareth
St. John Church
Jareth
Harrison Stree
Atk
Pengeavedve
West Bankers Protective Group meeting notes officers and aims
H R Dow named secretary of West Bankers Protective Group as meeting minutes detail officers including president vice president and treasurer. A protective committee formed with village reps to boost suburban protection after a burglary, pledging joint patrols and crime prevention efforts.
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H.R. Dow
West Bankers Protective Group
Hank
Diresenit
Die Marlen State Bank
Pred Beeker
Borent Park
Suite Wonk
Brad Licht
Rorest Burk
Deway
Orgabization
Teo
Perent Stark
John A. Klewert
Lothy
Pau
Zindaerman
Ove
iPark Teast Mid Savings Bank
H.W. Teter
Berewyn State Iank
Trenaurer
Dow
Slurtem State Savings Bank
Jei Becker
Foreent Park
Sheri Mowat
Wheching
Leoni
Mat
Community Picnic Promises Largest Village Event Yet
Air photos completed for forest park centennial celebration as village readies for biggest picnic in history. Committees organized contests prizes and programs with many local business sponsors. children, residents, and many named neighbors anticipated a lively day with novel offerings and valuable prizes.
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Siuer
Sendlion
Forest
Hiurhingvher
Oxfords
Mel
Geo
Vogel
M. Clinch
Jin Levard
Jake Purtz
Bennett & Erickson
Cute
Wi McGuren
Guy Scholtz
Uwehan
Doyle
Mel Dermitt
Joe Bill
Gen. Hagel
Y. Gibibona
Max Schutte
Gtte’d Restaurant
Ha. Wright
J. Braafeld
Joseph Wareher
Walter W. Henson
Jon, Annarto
Mike Cinlluzzo
Win
Albright
Bullet Proof Vest Tested Before Mayor and Council
A fragmented report describes a council meeting scene where a vest test occurred in the presence of mayoral and council members. The account mentions witnesses including speakers and an attorney, with brief references to testing actions and a close observer near the test area.
Michalsky and Bash Glash At Council Meeting
A village council debates charges against the chief of police tied to a soft drink shop probe. Witness James McCullough reappears, but pressure and threats hinder his testimony as the dispute strains mayoral authority and raises questions of slander or held legal action.
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Michalsky and
Bash Glash
Michalsky
Briseh
McCullough
Licht
Healy Speaks on Darrow Bryan Ties at Village Meeting
Village Attorney Healy outlined his links to Darrow and Bryan during a Murday night gathering aimed at pushing the paving of Barier Avenue. He described past close contact with Bryan while serving as bank receiver and recounted a heated evolution case exchange between Healy and Darrow as political allies turned rivals.
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Healy
Wiliam Jennings Bryan Myr
Tealy
Clarence Tharray
Bryn
School Physician Dispensed With on Plea for Economy
The school board decided to dispense with the school physician to save money. A certified family physician would be used to cover duties for the coming year, with a focus on reducing costs. The opening date is set for September 8, with new building plans progressing and vacancies in teaching positions to be filled.
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Kiwante Ub
Sydney Wilson
Sit Maurenge
Muurteenth
Muellép
Hie Hott
Forest Social Club Best Show During Ita Carnival Week
Forest Social Club stages a large two-block carnival setup with posters and a wave of attractions. Worthain, Pontoon, and White promote the event as the town’s leading spectacle, drawing crowds with clean shows and orderly conduct. The unload day is set for next week.
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Forest Social Club
Ita
T Bock
Andy Becuse
Bare
Aurorh
Worthiain
Mituilor
Leburne
Heverty
oRenin
Mr White
Autos Free for Acadia Picnic at Garfield School
Autos will be at Garfield school in the morning for Acadia Picnic transport to Relnth’a Grove. The ride and admission will be free along with candy and treats for children. The event will be held Sunday.
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Acadia
Garfield School
Wurpone
Ve lAducti Ctsb
Relnth'a
Dollar Day Monday at Review Office
A local notice promotes Dollar Day Monday at The Forest Park Review office offering two dollars for three, urging readers to subscribe or renew in advance. The piece touts the paper’s large circulation and independent stance, inviting community members to advertise and subscribe, with emphasis on Aug 12 and the upcoming campaign drive.
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Lee
Port Park Review
Nuwwk
Tie Newsstaniin
Forest Park
Rewapaper. Net
Pores Park
Hue
Wanda
Loyal
Reiders
Vaimpaign
Witt Seeks Central Playground on Harrison Street
E H Witt urges a central playground on Harrison Street to serve village youth and families. He says the site could be used for title purposes and asks owners for permission while noting existing fields and a plan to provide safe, central grounds for children and for community gatherings.
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E. H. Witt
Harrison Street
Waren
Beloit
Phiygrudinds
waieKlon Tourette Tol
Dd. Witt
Clalrigia
Conmle Jabon
Krnent Deren
Reten
Wii
Wit
Obituary of Mrs Jennie Watbon at Woodlawn Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Jenne Wat, wife of Mr Daniel We Witwun, was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from the Souheer Preabytertoi church. The service was conducted by the minister, and burial took place at Woodlawn cemetery. A large turnout of acquaintances and friends attended. Bearers named include Messrs George M. Phan, Crawford, Kennedy Frew, W. Shirley Terrell, Truywoud JWeartind, Freary, Urowqued.
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Jennie Watbon
Jenne Wat
Daniel We Witwun
Woodlawn
Mewses
George
Phan
Dope Crawford
Kennedy Frew
W. Bhirley
Terrell
Truywoud
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