Funeral for Dr Cecil Handke Held in Brooklyn
An obituary notes the sudden death of Dr Cecil Handke, a Forest Park native and King's County Hospital pathologist, who fell ill with throat infection and died in Brooklyn. Born February 17 1890 in Chicago, Handke lived in Forest Park, Ulver Forest, studied at Northwestern and Western universities, served with the American Relief Administration, and spent years abroad before returning to work in Brooklyn. His passing drew tributes from friends and colleagues, praising his democratic nature and promising career as a pathologist.
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Cheie
Cecil Handka
Ofty Lundke
Monroe
Stat
Kinga County
Pithology
Brooklyn
Hils Remamns
Graber
King’s County Hospital
Deeil Handke
Chicago
Poreat Park
Ulver Forest
Deupeau Tex
Northwestern University
Husate
Tle
Vienna
Tokel
Germany
Italy
France
Ngland
United States
Singerts Heath
Nin
Ufe
Dr. Jones
Obituary William Rohn and related notices
William Kato died May Quy noon at 448 Clete ay nue after a brief illness. Funeral was held Thursday from St Jabt's church with burial at Concordia. Survived by wife, three daughters, and a son from a former marriage. Mrs tdi Tink and Peter Penskinty noted among survivors. Additional notices reference Mrs Piikrate and other family details.
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William Rohn
William Kato
Chicago
Rolin
Forest Park
Roki Waa Doomele
Tein
Mohn & Geel
Oak Turk
Tia
Chcago
Kaercher Family Tragedy From Indianapolis Accident
H Kaerchers mother died in Indianapolis after a fall when a railing broke on Tit Mad sun street. The elderly widow, aged about 50 years, fell eight to ten feet and died the following Saturday after a broken railing incident. She lived with her unmarried daughter in Indianapolis. another daughter resides in Kansas City, and five other sons are named. Funeral held Tuesday.
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Murry
Indhiapatix
Sp. Mw
Higinethon
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Harry
Water House Debate Prompts Council Discussion
Council meeting on Monday evening debated a proposed new water house amid fears of damage to the water works project, potential losses, and potential hazards. Officials considered temporary repairs, a dedicated committee, and the need for a full assessment before committing funds or design decisions. Mrs. Besire Friedler opens a shoe shop at Madison Street, relocating from Chicago and California.
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Council
Watchys Cortains
Henry Zahn
Tf TC
Michalsky
Anatoliy
Hernan
Clint
Chenelves
Mra. Besire Friedler
al Dex Wearbg
TAS
Madison Street
Mra. Friedler
Chicago
California
Park's Tax Levy Ordinance Debate Over Village Finance
Village council debates a tax levy totaling 96 510 001 amid questions on appropriations and spending. Officials discuss past appropriations, projected village needs, and transparency concerns as they review the proposed ordinance and departmental allocations.
Mayor Kaul Orders Punch Boards Out Here
Mayor Kaul ordered punch boards removed from stores in Pores Park this week after authorities found about 70 boards placed. One board was confiscated but the owner claimed no wrong, while others remain usable with prizes like jewelry candy and small gifts. Schools call punch boards a tempting form of gambling for children and urged removal.
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T Kak Gther
Ohare
Pores Park
Vere
Ole Panen
Pallee
Veah
Public Hearing on Paving Alleys in River Forest
A village meeting discussed paving alleys in River Forest Forest Park area including Hartlion and Maison streets. Debate focused on crown drainage, costs, and which alley types to install with a vote favorable to crowned pavement over smoother types, citing existing alley grades and water runoff.
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Gentral Section
Mendunnen
Kino
Border Park
Aone
Ville
Maison
Hartlion Atreets
Heatley
Saltata
Vulteengineer
Kleefen
Gieholt Lisches Power
Meyer
Lin
Uirlkeh
Pataikonnteeet
Mater
River Forest
WEW Transfer Building Progress at Elgin Site
Old structures at Elgin over Que and Madison streets have been cleared for the Transfer block addition. A ten-man crew digs basements and removes foundation stones as Carl Lots holds general contract while cement work on the foundation begins early next week. B Max rat manages the project and visited Milwaukee on business.
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Elgin Over Que
Madison Street
Carl Lots
B. Maxrat
Milwaukee
Bonness
Village council debates measures and contracts at Monday meeting
The village council examined several measures and a proposed contract as officials discussed zoning, school funding, cemetery plots, oil station permits, railroad impacts, and required advisement. Commissioner Reidch noted the one undeveloped plot on village land while other issues included road access, park improvements, and a potential freight delay.
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Comutketoner
Mle
Ag Thyater
Fieuetiei
Uraeka
Keing
Sxeutter i
Nike
Horbipy
Hogsevelt
Chedewlah
Mat Vickniy
Fred Haut
Police Association Chicken Dinner at Jack Augusty
A Police Association dinner at Jack Augusty featured speeches by Fred Lieht, chief of police, and other officials. Attendees included Joseph Metary and Jerry O'Connor, with entertainment by A. J. Hehultze and readings, raising funds for a new police truck and local community causes.
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Police Association
Jack Augusty
Peter Park
Augusty
Hilt
JW. Mueller
A. J. Hehultze
Aki Ehetheas
Kbchow Weourties
Leater Werk
Fonda
Fred Lieht
Forter
Red Fiege
Jack Hermansen
William Heidelbach
Eek
Joseph Metary
Robert Sweltzer
Jerry O'Connor
Jerry O'Connor, Bupneag
Janitors’ Union
McCarthy
Kelly
O'Connor
Wright
Forest Park Mecca Delights At Dellwood Park Meet
Readable lines describe a community gathering at Dellwood Park on Thursday August 7 with races and events. Mentions Forest Park, Forest Burk Chimber, and local clubs. notes various racing heats and distances and outcomes. Contains fragmented details about participants, results, and nearby streets. emphasis on park events and social gathering.
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Dellwood Park
Forest Park Mecca
Chicago Man Objects To Through Streets But Has to Pay Fine
A Chicago man challenged local through street rules but faced fines after defying the ordinance. Judge Witt admonished him to follow Chicago regulations, not Forest Park rules, as about twenty violators appeared in court for similar offenses at the city’s through streets.
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Chicago
Micago
Forest Park
Witt Mom
Angentoun Njihia
Tires Stolen From Harry Huxhold's Car
Village clerk warns of a tires theft from Harry Huxhold's vehicle near the police station yard. A reward is offered for identifying the thief. Police note the theft timing is uncertain and the loss occurred at an undetermined moment.
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Harry Huxhold
Huxholl
Bive
Hit
Huxhold
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DR. Gecil Hanoke
Brilliant Garber
Cecil Handke
Mas
Ida Pankratz
Tdi Tink
Elgin Avenue
Thuriay Morniig
Cu Summbaa
Neb
Peter Penskinty
H. Kaercher
Conmiadonera
Mehdiwky
Beisch
Eld Zeng
atKe
Art
Honer
Park
Hendale
Witaiter de Hellevwe
Digeusston
Helen
Devine
Chiat
Michuisky
Netesnors
Cook County
Atsxerdorn
Hirtach
Mr. Usrach
Brikeh
Beisel
Kaul
Behool
Mae
Tonern
Hia Bone
Mr. Korharet
Tee
WEW
Devel
Reidch
Harlem
Forest Dark
Forest Burk
Minnet Street Mounter Club
Delheond Euew
Tour Deiel
Pete Vieta
Gira
Berrian
Stejee Sandy
Miede
Nenty
Box Daidy Miedes Canaly Kitchen
Nat Dare
Porene Tark
Joby
Hong
Dean Tinde Hye
Wendy
Adan
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