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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1936

Page

2

Chaotic relief work as Illinois law deemed unconstitutional

The Illinois relief law is ruled unconstitutional by Chapman and Cutter, throwing township relief efforts into chaos. Some townships with levies proceed, while others face funding uncertainty. Legislature actions offer partial funds amid unresolved constitutional challenges, risking liquidity in Lyons Proviso River Forest and Oak Park as tax anticipation warrants loom.

Chapman and Cutter Chicago Lyons

Variety News and Notes From The Times

Merry Jahrney returns to New Bressindn Zioncheck. Cubs pace and missteps noted. Marathon record set by A Jap at Berth Sune in 2:29:182. Malone for Governor sign spotted on Washington Boulevard. Brundage and Astor mention despite dairy revelations. Mrs Green administers $44 million estate of Col Edward Green from Wretty line.

Merry Jahrney New Bressindn Hay Dehiched Cubs Lemkes Coughtin- Townsend Alawis A. Jap Clywyde Berth Sune Waarhngton Boulevard Malone Pan Roake Carter Avery Brundage Mary Astor Willinois Mabel TD Green Col Edward HK Green Wretty Green

Forest Park schools set to open September 8 1936 37 session

Forest Park Public Schools announce the 1936 37 session begins Tuesday September 8 1994 Kindergartens are re established with half day sessions at Betsy Ross Garfield Field Stevenson and Grant White for the first half year Birth certificates are required for all new kindergartners and first graders Enrolment must occur by October 5 1936 Four new faculty members join including Virginia Ward music director and Mary L Messenger reading and literature teacher New kindergarten instructors are Gladys Gray Maxine Hammerschmidt re locating from Lombard Elmhurst and nearby areas

Forest Park Hetsy Ross J. A. Garfield Stevenson Grant-White Amust Virginia Ward Chicago Elwell Morgan Park High School University of Michigan Alley Mich Mary L. Messenger DeKalb, OL DeKalb Township High School Northern Titinois State Teachers College DeKalb Ciwendelyt G. Gray Lombard Maxine D. Hammerschmidt Flimhurst Tiss Gray Glenya National College of Education Evanston Gray Kinder Barten Delavan Wis Misa Ammerschmidt York Ommunity High Ehnhurst University of Iilnois Ian Elmhurst Davenport Iowa

Two Forest Park Men Hurt In Night Car Crash

Two local men Kommer 18 of 16 Virgin avenue and Kiggene Audy 23 of 1108 Circle avenue were injured when their car collided with another and overturned at Hlartent and North River Vars at 1242 a.m. August 12. They were treated at Oak Park hospital and discharged. driver Walter Bragey 1638 Wabansia avenue was held by River Forest police for running a stop signal.

Forest Park Hlartent North River Var Kommier Vigin Avenue Kiggene Audy Circle Avenue Oak Park Hospital Walter Bragey Wabansia Aves Mae River Forest Marlem Avenue Andy Kommer Oak Park Auddy

Forest Park Dog Containment Order Issued in Cook County

Notice declares all dogs within Forest Park city limits must be confined in secure enclosures or leashed with chain or indestructible material. The order, effective immediately, remains until a release notice is issued.

Cook Milnois Forest Park Finois

Relief Situation Remains Unchanged in Proviso Townships

Proviso Township relief remains stalled as the legislature has taken no action on three mill tax vetoes. A delegation met Governor Hurner in Springfield last week and Commissioner August Calcagno of Forest Park reported that the governor praised the effort and pledged aid and a plan to assist affected townships.

Springfield Hurner August Calcagno Forest Park

First Round of Tennis Tournament Opens This Week

The boys singles entries total thirteen with a sixteen bracket drawn. First round matches include James Gross vs Lee Miller and Karl VonKaenel vs Arthur Mumm, plus Bob Nahon against Walter Brownheld and others. Doubles start after singles. Barrs and Water Works Park provide night lighting and Forest Park WPA backs the event.

Eatries Sara Peyton Falllows James Gross Lee Miller Karl VonKaenel Arthur Mumm Bob Nahon Walter Brownheld Merele Crook Frank Petesi Frank Peterson

Auto Accident Injures Mrs Henry Tanrk and Brother-in-Law

Mrs Henry H W Tanrk of 130 Browns Avenue was in an auto crash at Chicago and Harlem avenues on Friday evening August 6. She and her brother-in-law were returning from a visit to her sister-in-law. Mrs Lauck was thrown into the windshield with injuries including a sprained ankle and bruised chest. Mrs Tanrk is wife of the Grant-White school custodian.

Henry HW. Tanrk Browns Avenue Chicago Harlem Lauck Sle Grant-White School

Blessed event as Scheltens welcome daughter Helen Sylva

A daughter named Helen Sylva was born to Mr and Mrs R J Scheltens at Yaechs Memorial Maternity Hospital on Monday July 13 1936. The Scheltens family from 0245 Elgin Avenue already has two daughters Toss May and Jean Elizabeth.

Helen Sylva R. J. Scheltens Elgin Avenue Yaechs Memorial Maternity Hospital Schaltens Toss May Jean Elizabeth

New Play Area and Swim Pool Open in Forest Park

Forest Park unveils a new wading pool and children's play area as part of ongoing park improvements. The pool opens Friday at ten o'clock with daily morning and afternoon hours and Sunday access, supervised by the Moreat Park Recreation project. Shoes, animals, and unsafe items are prohibited to ensure safe use for children and families.

Forest Park Porest Park Park Board Moreat Park

Unclaimed Bank Night Awards Carry Higher Prizes

Both Sunday and Wednesday bank night awards went unclaimed last week. Sunday’s $700 was won by H B Lydiard of 818 Ferdinand Ave but he did not register or be present. Wednesday’s $300 prize went to Pearl Koht of 7715 Adams St who was drawn but did not register Tuesday or Wednesday.

H. B. Lydiard Ferdinand Avenue Pearl Koht Adams Street

Democratic Picnic Held by Proviso Regulars Under Lelivelt

The Regular Democratic Organization of Proviso led by Joseph J. Lelivelt plans a Saturday August 22 picnic at Altenheim grave Madison Street. The event features races games prizes music dancing and an abundant lunch served by the state committee. Prominent local county and state officials are expected to attend as free admission invites families for a day out in Proviso Township.

Joseph J. Lelivelt Altenheim Grave Madison Street Loo? Line Tates’ Committee Pione Grove Proviso Township

Forest Park Chamber Directors Meet at Albright's Tonight

Forest Park Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet this Friday evening at Albright's restaurant. The Merchants Division also plans a meeting next Monday at noon at the same venue.

Chamber of Commerce Directors and Merchants Forest Park Chamber of Commerce Albright’s

Village sand sculpture contest reveals young Forest Park talent

Four playgrounds hosted a village theme sand sculpture contest last Friday with entries showing detailed scenes from church to police and fire activity. Judges Mrs Janet Elam Carl Kastrup and Mrs Lloyd Lehmann praised the youngsters and Forest Park Recreation officials note the event as a standout in the season.

Forest Park Garfield Playground Grant White Seth AM Four Forest Park Janet Elam Maywood Carl Kastrup Lloyd Lehmann Mrl. Lehmann Mull House

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House Chapman & Cutter Democratic J. Lelivelt EB. UF. Sifers Forest Theatre
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