12 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1922
Page
1
A Bernardine Circle outing occurred at Riverside Corea preserve on Sunday despite inclement weather. Members reported a wonderful turnout and credits to those who helped ensure a successful event with well run races and broad participation.
The Cook County fair announces a queen contest to crown the county's most popular girl. Entrants must be single or married women living in Cook County, aged sixteen or older, with the prize a valuable automobile. Interested participants should contact Mr. Galling at Chicago headquarters or write to the Cook County Fair, 31 West Lake Street, Chicago. The contest aims to boost ticket sales and community interest.
Golterman sells quitting business at 7417 Madison Street after twenty two years in the Merete building era. He will vacate the current site Sept 1 and retain rent until next year. Soak plans to move to the newly joined building after lease terms expire, 1024.
The Ladies Aid of St Peteru Lythergn church plans a August 24 all day outing. They will burtt a number of gnatsmobites and trucks for the fifteen mile trip to Paulos Park. The trip includes steep hill and scenic valleys with woods. Members to announce number attending at the August 18 meeting at 2 pm.
Florence Miley writes from Bagh ar the Provide Townnut describing a summer journey through England. The letter dated July 2 recounts travel by rail and coach to Salisbury, Bath, Stonehenge, and Winchester, noting Welsh hotel life, a double keyboard, and a cautious view of modern living. It details visits to Salisbury, Winchester, and Worcester landmarks, with remarks on architecture, ancient stones, and medieval halls.
Geo Uisler, aged about sixty, of Forest Park, died in a bicycle accident on Britay Avenue near Lomntyrd and Jackson while en route to work. Funeral services were held at the Pirat Reformed Lutheran church with pallbearers from Reather Lodge No. 40. Survived by wife Anna, daughter Aertha, and son Ernest. Interment at Forest Home.
Mural Pures Wordelain died Sunday afternoon in Sumpy. Mina Elizabeth Stange, mother, and K. Stange, Forest Park, among mourners. Services held at Lib residence in Utue Taloud with Rev A. Shnders officiating. Relatives from Forest Park attended. survivor includes father, mother, a baby sister Vern, and numerous aunts and cousins.
Council meets with Mayor away as acting officers step in. Attorney Walter Moyer named assistant village attorney while Mentey’s absences noted and Meyer's Monday appointment approved. Board accepts audit for year ending April 30, 1982, cites dust control projects and mail box expansion request at village corners.
New Cook County road program proposes extensive paving across multiple avenues and streets including Madison to Palatine roads and Kenilworth corridors. The plan aims to improve traffic flow for Brookfield, Maywood, and Elmwood Park with connections from Ogden to River roads, Taft to Touhy, and Grand avenues linking key towns into a county wide improved route network.
The De Luxe Restaurant opens on Madison Street with a decorative interior and four tables ready. Proprietor Sin Collis Sr. advertises expert chef Kerb Meey to craft new dishes, aiming to draw patrons to the corner at Soedixen and Beloit avenues.
Air Derby Sunday features Checkerboard Aviators as prominent aviators including nationally known enthusiasts. The event promises stunts and demonstrations at Garfield Park with entries from leading flyers and special performances aimed at advancing aviation enthusiasts.
The Chatterbox club gathered Wednesday at Ira's home, Walter Sherman hosting at 128 Circle Avenue for a delightful hour. Attendees included Mesdames Ethel Derby, Krnie Dondate, Gertrude Knox, Alice Franzen, Vern Warner, and Westy Crann. Kunz Birthday Party Held for Mrs Kunz at 200 Eigin Avenue with children and fans attending a Thursday birthday dinner. guests listed include Fatronice Hevian advertisers.
A derailed plane plummeted onto Naperville streets during a weekly test flight, killing Keller and a Mercer and Templar car representative. Neighbors report the tragic event near 4048 N Paulina and 4447 N Claremont. Keller's body linked to Albany Park, while Mrs. Keller mourns at a Pistakee bay summer home. The collision endangers bystanders as investigators examine wreckage and the cause remains under study.
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