Riverside Girl Leads Mosquito Crusade Across Valley
A regional committee to fight mosquitoes in the Desplainey valley forms after Dr Fuller and George A. Bugis urge Riverside village officials to unite with River Forest Forest Park and other towns. They push sanitary measures and drainage boards to compel automatic cooperation, aiming to prevent summer nuisances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Fuller
George A. Bugis
River Forest
Forest Park
Ourselver
Itla Pres
Vershie
Herwyn
Forest Pack
Tver Koront
Oak Park
Maywood
Malrnse Perk
Kimtorst
Brookfeld
Lyon
Deaplainea
Burness Must Be Good in Forest Park and Bayard News
Morton Koch, nine, from the Koch family in Oxon, visits his grandmother and aunt in Montauk Beach New York. He recalls a promised belt buckle and writes back to his father with a playful note about business and a dollar in hand. He grows excited by the Democratic convention and predicts the next president will be a dark horse in a childlike news letter to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Koch
Oxon
Philp G. Koch
Majealic
Garfield
Muntatten Beach
New York
Morten
Koch Sant
Forest Park
Marton
Lynn
Street Car Poles Proposed on Parkway Sparks Local Protest
Street car company begins digging holes along Hurlen avenue south of Rainyvelt road to place poles for traction wires, provoking community objections led by Len ny Zubn and the building commission. Residents urge authorities to halt work as confusion over wire routes and street alignment grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlen Avenue
Rainyvelt Road
Lenny Zubn
Building Commission
Newry
Pal
Oak Park
Arrows To Cross Bats With Jolly8 Next Sunday
Arrows will meet the Dolly Club nine next Sunday at their home on Verde and Harelsea streets. Players Buck Harland Vierrow and Toopper headline the staff with a mix of curves and drops. The Arrows expect strong opposition from the Jollys and promise a competitive game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterley
Harland and Mecfeely
Arrows
Jollys
Anappy Kum
Pigeon Roost Pigeons Caught In Madison Street Lot
Police officer Charles Snokel spotted movement at 2 a.m. Monday near Tom Corsy’s soft drink place, Madison yond Despiaines. Three youths, each with two or three pigeons under coats, were caught. They appeared before Judge Witt Y. Suesday, aged seventeen, in juvenile court. The judge sentenced a small fine with suspended penalties on good behavior and urged better conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snokel
Tom Corsy
Madison Yond Despiaines Avenue
Witty Suesday
County Mounted Police Plan Outlined by Weldeling
George H. Weldeling, Cook County mounted police chief, spoke at Kiwania club about county patrols on public highways. The force, now on two wheeled mounts, patrols outside towns, handles traffic, recovers stolen property, and prevents crime with courtesy, honesty and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwania Club
George H. Weldeling
Mounted Police
Cook County
Weitting
Chiengy
Ufo
Hoffima
Palleing
Sinety
Kerslee
Welding
Pratts
Weldling
Hla
Burglar Tracked After Real Estate Office Break-In
Theodore Lobstein real estate office on Roosevelt Avenue was burglarized on Tuesday at 12:50 pm. Milton Radtz, manager, awoke, retrieved a revolver, and alerted police by phone to trap the intruder who fled by crossing the street and boarding a passing car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raeltz
Rodtz
Garage Worker Ends Life After Wife Leaves
Harry Magen, a Musaviod boy, worked for weeks at a garage in Bor est Taiekoxhet and killed his wife Ghoselt San Aybeemase NE. After a quarrel at home he shot himself. An inquiry was held with August 6 set. Maywood police questioned two local men, friends of Magen, who owned the gun but did not know its intended use.
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Harry Magen
Dewphitris
Ghoselt San
Titan
Mason
Maywood
Bnsbind
Sanday
Hnself
Maywool
Can
Farest Park
Manin
Min
Forest Park
Mystery Auto Fire Baffles Police Near Sterling
A Packard left burning in a roadside ditch on Deaplaines avenue was found by a passerby and later traced to Kempston & Son of Sterling who reported it stolen from Ashland avenue and Sixty ninth street. A Ford owned by B Rowe of Chicago also caught fire at Randolph street and Brown avenue, likely from a short circuit.
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Deaplaines Avenue
Kempston & Son of
Sterling
Ashland Avenue
Forest Park Mecca Delights at Community Day Fair
Throngs crowd Dellwood and Forest Park venues for a August 7 celebration featuring Girls Race events, Boys Race contests, and a vast array of prize drawings. Local shops like J. W. Woolworth and Forest Park Variety Store showcase novelties while Sugar Bowl, Speirs Candy Kitchen, and other merchants sponsor races and kid-centered activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Sugar Bowl
J. W. Woolworth
Thex
Tonery
Hiver Forent
Koreat Park
Herman
F. Jacob
Rele Fruit
Michulaky
Sompile Central Fine
Sehnpeman
Giberty
Maine
Henson
Ruay Ree
Coke
Front Hoya
Rage
Andrew Poros
Bloor
Tenmia Choes
Binet Plehtler
Sodex
Cminges
Gleeb Eult
Pleve
B. Jenkins
Sehraidt's
Chas
Johngor
Kasper Pharmacy
Boy’ S
Shine Btores
H. J. Meyer
Marthy Ewinger
Bruzan
Uockam
Alk Howe
Lande Bros
Spieklers Talat
Oscar A
Club House Steel
Ut Cot M
Barry
Branda
Blend Vater
Ol Brida
Micetrte Co
Dr. Cartes
Weingart
Bartlinghirash
Phiney
Pale de Howe
Goa
Phinteure
Temple
Murrel Shop
Buehly de Bethel
HA Ingold
Teather & Mayar
Mike Cel
Burkart
Ditaher
Leon
Land
West Coal
HI. J. Mohr
California
Trazda
Chis
Brazda
Hussey
Incapero & Reda
Sinetair Oil
Bowman
Dairy Co
Wolf Bros
Forest Park State] Bank
Gentiewen's
Open Model Duielling Public Inspection Event
Open Model Duielling for Public Inspection Saturday Afternoon invites Borear Park to house warming at 250 Lathirayy divenue River Forest. The home, built as a model project by the Daily News, will be open for inspection with a film crew recording scenes for a Forest Park theater and Oak Park film showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey Daily News
Daily News
Borear Park
Lathirayy
River Forest
Chienga Daily News
Ong
Tor
Hin
Atha Educational Film Co
Oak Park
Daily Newa
Tom's Nogan
Forest Pack
Siowies
Chicago
Double parachute drop at Checkerboard Sunday show
A Sunday flying exhibition at Checkerboard Field features a double parachute drop by Intrepid flyer after exiting an air base. Miss Ethel Dare performs the parachute change act, aiming to repeat eight Lake Michigan drops from past Pageant of Progress shows. Other bold flyers will headline the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checkerboard Field
Ethel Dare
Misa Dare
Lake Michigan
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JOLLY8
Mall Bove
CERNY
Lobstein Real Estate Office
Police
Dellwood Park
Forest Park Mecca
Echwab
FT. J. Mi
Gerard & Son
Jaainess
Ed Roos Company
Farris
Weat Suburban Electrical Construction Co
John N. Tennyson
Atlantic & Poetic Tea Co
Ladiey Umbrella
Hain Dry Goods
Geo
Idea
Weck Bros
Citi Oil
Wilhelm Tire & Battery
Bam
Jos
Lawrence Googul
Pores Park
Omens Wurt
Lali Dry Goode
LIM Dedley Auto Itepair
Frank Sauer
L. Brinton
Warner
A. Mewton
Geneva
Rose Thundeware Company
J.D. Brox
Dalry Ch
T Box
Hantkerchitets
Sik Howe Wolf Dry Gowle Store
Forest Park Review
Bonelessham
J. L. Chlupsa
J. Stumbach & Rogan
Haase & Towle
Charles J. Bets
Knerchers DeHeatessen
New Sanitary Bakery
Deaplanea Sanitary Market
Jéin W. Pilkington
Forest Park Auto Electric Co
Monarch
Mike Demma
Frankfurters
A. Beafidi
A. Beafdi
J. Breinbach & Rogas
Rusbe
Schlichting & Golter TA
Mircea’s
F. Pullta
Fred W. Hartigan
Bea
Dalry Gy
Aote Trade
SaMace Dollis
Theelen
Lastie Bank
Hurlen
Wuard Huis
Pia
Tneuprero & Feda
Californiy
T. Mietag & Son
Cirely
Pusternuck Dry Goodn Stora
United Meat Market Co
Murray & d Bervick Motor Co
Munarch Chill
Mike Domina
Thom
Circle Meat Market
West End Packing Co
Rollins Elettric Co
Leo Knoack
Thompsons
Arnold Boanik
Majestic , Blare
Janet Lingerla
Morris Hattogue
Ryan
Ambrust
Marcel and Curl
la France Beauty Shop
Duloty Beauty Op
John W. Pilkington
Baniery. Market
Stairs Candy Kitchen
Thread
Capt
A. W. Armbrunt
Dainty Beauty Shop
Hero
Kinder-garten
Unicas
Tas Guardian Lire Insurance Company OF America
L. M. Grosser
W. Madigon
Rexall
Rexall Store
Madison
Hamilton Beach
Tinuke
Eleanor
Hamilton
Peaslee Hardware Company
Madison Street
J. L. Brannon
P. Bloom
Hardware and Tin Shop
Comuyh
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