08 Aug 1925
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
1
Mayor Kaul characterized conditions on the South Side as bad during a council meeting, outlining proposed ordinances and patrol measures for Mores Park and nearby areas. He pressed for local enforcement and warned against outside gangs influencing village decisions while commissioners debated cooperation and response.
William McGarn has been named District Forester of the Forest Preserves, overseeing forest rangers and park grounds maintenance. He is a Democratic candidate for county commissioner, active in local politics for years.
Earl N Logan of San Diego died leaving two sons Jodi and Therma, a sister Mrs Let tle Bogear, and brother Clyde. Burial plans at Oak Tehibige with services Saturday at 2, while other local notes mention clerks, health reports, and a zoning debate on cabarets and saloons in the village.
Elenha, president of Cicero village board, insists there are no secret sessions under the Forest Special charter. He defends a commission form of government and argues for open meetings and public deliberations rather than rule by one person.
Mornischer's Shoe Store at 7403 Madr esia street begins August site next Wednesday August 12. Footwear and hosiery will be heavily reduced with a Dr Scholl's foot demonstration by an expert. An evening lecture and pictures will show the advantages of Jor Behal's foot appliances.
Forest Park barbers will close at 7 30 each weekday evening instead of 8 o'clock and remain open on Saturdays and the day before holidays. Mr and Mrs John Zippinger and family of 7540 Tirinion street and Wil Van Vig Kessel and Al Holt have gone to Paxtakes Lake for two weeks.
Hundreds of subscribers joined on dollar day as the forest review office offered a year’s subscription at a large discount. The rush led to a backlog as already steady readers renewed, and many new customers subscribed for the year.
At the council meeting Monday night, debate focused on two fences near the village. One fence along the north side encroaches on the street, the other skirts property belonging to Waldbetwon. The mayor and police outlined actions, while the manager of Wat hen resisted removal, citing legal grounds and local needs.
An essay argues for city form of government over village rule, asserting cities better serve growing populations and public needs. It warns against autocratic village boards and favors elected representatives managing funds for public works and services. It links municipal form to national welfare and patriotism.
Feith Hellen of The Review staff and Milew Lanai Stieek returned from a six week European tour with visits to England Belgium Germany Switzerland and France. They sailed home aboard the Berengarli via the Mauretania landing at Plymouth after dining in New York. A detailed trip account will appear next week.
Two columns of sport news and other items were postponed to next week as prefile and advertising crowded the issue.
Village officials debated water department pay as Henry Hilgenberg proposed raising his salary from KO to BO with a $2000 annual boost. Commissioners faced protests over the promised bid and labor costs, amid calls for a formal decision on the water works rate and staffing.
Delegates designated for the state Legion convention will meet at Sterling on a set date in August. The gathering aims to elect officers and plan participation, with local officials coordinating through the Sterling Chamber of Commerce.
Acacia Picnic attendees crowded Relay Grove Sunday with dancing in the afternoon and evening. Prizes included a bottle of bate font won by Henry Moher and Blg Ball. the youngest hubby prize went to AT Schwelunders. Oak Park event hosted hospital auxiliary card and bunco party Friday August 14 at Elka clubhouse.
The village hosted its largest ever annual gathering with crowds, stalls, and a parade. Families enjoyed chicken dinners and a bustling fairground as organizers reported record attendance and donations for local services.
A detailed report from the Boosters game shows the Chamber of Commerce team delivering strong hitting led by standout players. Henry Helding and Radelph Burkart sparked the crowd as Erwin Witt and Georgy Glbwers dominated the field with powerful drives and key outs.
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