PROCEEDINGS OF REGULAR MEETING INCOMPLETE MINUTES
Fragmented minutes show mayor and commissioners present with readings of reports from the Wear Commissioner and Police Chief. Surviving items include motions to accept investigations, license actions, and multiple department expenditures, with limited names and dates readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manele Ninh
Daly
Doners Berliner
Taletyne
Dainenberk
Adhe
Cents Foter Tiahiner
Aftel
Sian Teche
Er Hiner
Ciltagin
Vannenhberp
Mawar Coliss
Ber Hiewr
Dienbere
Wear
le van Mivolow
Herdine Caleagan
Fantenberg Wind
Gatlis
Dannenberg
Coninis
Vegas
Berliner
Caleagny
Dannenber
Mayne Cullis
Caleagna
Vaenenders
Paul Kal Hoowsht
Ape Plytton Tram
Borester
Heltor
Vilky Comptratier
Medward Bo Lane
Vilas
Bineesan
Andersen
Velomdume
Kees
Community Bowl Night at Forest Park With Free Admission
An uneven note filled item announces a village event at Thomas Avenue and Harrison Street. The informal program features football like play, ice cream, cake and plenty of prizes for all competitors while praising the Masons and the Forest Park bowling club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Maurher
Fredie
Omaller
Thomas Avenue
Harrison Street
Hart
Masons
Ethel
Marence Hine
Lowsentid
Clare
Leroy Floiley
Tragic Trifling topic to open Saturday church service
A musical program is planned for Saturday morning at Forest Park Presbyterian Church led by Luther Sol of the Chicago Conservatory of Music. Dr Gade will speak on Tragic Trifling as part of the service before the sermon ending at noon. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday with luncheon and discusses an aggressive winter campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jporteck
Forest Park Presbyterian Church
Ferdinand Avenue
Lexington Street
Luther Sol
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Gade
Ladies” Aid Society
VW Oo'clark
Marie Martien
California
Sunset
Married Peoples Club
Uevclyo
Fernoon
Nevelly Lake Shore
Channel Lake
Garfield Playground Mock Wedding Captures Boys Club Night
Edwin Hermann reports a lively mock wedding at Garfield Playground hosted by the Boys' Club on Friday night July 28. The playful cast included Pete Georgelos as Bride and Jimi Thaniani Groans with a line of ushers and flowers amid thanks to club members and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Playground
Edwin Hermann Sirains
Thas
Seamer
Ayes Hers Np
Pete Georgelos
Jimi Thaniani
Kamatil Restmutt
Robert Wi
Alfred Cheff
Bob Flower
Herbert Treenarn
Charles Maletus
Tom MyCormick
Huh Watts
Hut Termsann Heide
Hower
Dainty Haskwis
Day Nursery Board Seeks Applications for Positions
The Day Nursery Board announces an August 8 meeting to review all applications for staff positions. Plans are moving toward a September 1 opening. The board toured local facilities and discussed daytime care operations with Mary Peterson and Mrs. Friedley, highlighting new staffing and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Gay Spiracey
Thay
Nurs
Eben
Mary Petersonin
Forest Park Repeals and Recreates Police Department
The Forest Park village council repeals an ordinance abolishing the Chief of Police and re-creates the Police Department. The measure, passed July 1 1939, was published in The Forest Park Review on July 13 1939 and signed by Mayor Tom Cahis Jr. Attest by Lewis C. Barnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinmtissiuier Cabeagat
Lingnenbene
Ail Mayer Cullis
Verliney
Goa
Bertiner
Cateagne Danneubers
Walle
Vewis
Department of Chief of Police
Forest Park
Forest Park Review
A.B
Tom Cahis, Jr
Signer
Lewis C. Barnet
The
Aust
A.D
Bateman Resigns Knox College Presidency
The record notes Bateman resigned as president of Knox College in 18be. He became President Emeritus and filled the chair for Mental and Moral science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
Knox College
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Hullaioe
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Casanaway
Tia Dan
Arrow Petroleum
Trage
Ren
Erliner Arrows
West Town
Elec
Vuillers
Terr
AL J. Pisin
Roosters
Social
Testry
R& NS
ORDI
Department OF Cuse
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Oak Park
Madison Street
Ilinois
Natinal Chip Steak Co
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