Regular IK weekly session of village commissioners
A regular Monday meeting with Mayor Kael and commissioners present. Minutes from Aug 41, 1910 approved. Applications for licenses to operate bowling, garage and pool rooms discussed and granted. Health commissioner reported on dairy and milk licenses for Forest Park and surrounding avenues. An ordinance to rename Twelfth Street Roosevelt Road moved and passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kael
Sfichalsky
George Vogal
Harrison Street
Vomuxstaner Hann
KH. Boanenberg
Forest Park Varage
Dexplainen Avenue
Metsch
Commadouer
Sm Won Street
J. B. Carey
Madison Street
H. Kiut
E. “Ilta
Theo
Lobstein
G. Loos
Win
Hans
McCullough
Mieting
Drechaler
George Armbragt
Newry Zuln
Fhe
H. P. A. Curstans
Martin Diamann
Franklin Airéet
Forest Park Makory
Beloit Avenue
WH. Zahn
Motsedh
Carrie
Twelfth Street
Noorevelt Road
Cxime
Hann
Roosevelt Road
Michalsky
PURELY PERSONAL Mist Adelia Gaden vacation plans noted
A jumble of short notices lists residents and friends taking two week vacations in Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin. Adelia Gaden plans a two week stay in Venellwood Near Nerden Springy while other locals from Forest Park and Elgin avenue visit family, beaches, or attend leisure stays at Devil's Lake Atlantic City and Sawyer pastimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Gaden
Adams Jatreet
Vennellwuad
Nerden Springy
Mich
Clarence. Hasler
Sawyer
Latten
Harlem Maennerchor Elects Officers For Ensuing Year
Harlem Maennerchor annual meeting names officers including President Qecur Lowmerfeldt Vice President Rog Louther Treasurer August Thole for the twenty third time Corresponding Secretary William Melor Financial Secretary William Heas Tobrarhin John Schaffert Wil Unt Huogenthuer Music Director Professor Carl Teckseh The group reports flourishing condition Elmer Knipping to return home soon from the 1st Division 28th Infantry 24 Battery letters say ship voyage soon home welcome from parents and admirers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Maennerchor
Gaciaty
Qecur Lowmerfeldt
Rog. Louther
August Thole
William Melor
Mitteenth Avenue
Maywood
Wiliam Heas
Tobrarhin
John Schaffert
Wil- Unt Hu
Elmer Knipping
Charles Knipping
Ferdinang Avenue
28Th Infantry
Bims
Camp Fire Girls at South Haven Camp
Camp Fire Girls at South Haven by Mabel Culouboun describes a two week session focusing on physical development, teamwork, and service. Guardianship under Airs J. L. Mueller is noted along with handicraft, cooking duties, infant welfare work, and a variety of drills, songs, and performances. The article highlights outdoor theater, a Bible play, a costume ball for Infant Welfare, and cumulative awards won by each girl in the O-Ki-Hi Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Culeboun
Cilap Nawakaa
South Haven
Mich
Erin Winder
Airs
J. 1
Muefier
Miewos
Mie
Rochgiel
Mente
J. Crawford
River Forget
Aino
Wweaving
Mueller
Abe
Pegio
Oak Park
Tig
la Grange
Humarays
Bachlor
Tnfant
Dana Concert Draws Large Crowd On Madison Street
The Harlem Maconerchor band performed last Barr Day evening at the corner of Madison and Hannah avenues. A stand stood on the vacant lot, the band wore white uniforms, and their music drew favorable comments from a large crowd. The venture will continue with further performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Madison Arrest
Hannah Avenue
Harlem’ Maconerchor
Good Government Costly Village Proceedings At Issue
Last week the council proceedings ran 540 lines costing the village 10.40 under current bids. The rejected bid would have cost 76. This overpayment totals 44. There were 75 ordinances published last week, with the saving would be 276. Combined with 8.60 this would exceed 2,840 in four years. Officials plan to charge grocers for selling to patrons, widening public funds drain.
Clarence Kugel Guards Freight Cara in Siberia
Clarence Kugel of Forest Park and 3,999 other U S soldiers guard 4000 freight cars in Alberta near Siberia, part of the 27th Infantry. In a letter dated July 17, he laments long absence from home, recalls life in Vladivostok area, and describes guard duty, morale notes, and wish to return home. A public march and petition to President Wilson are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kugel
Freight Cara
Siberia
Artle Crete
Alberta
2D and
Siet Infantry
Forest Mark
27Th Infantry
Iuilex
Morehan
Siuters
Wilson
Biberla
Forest Park
Winterroth Tells of Trip 10 Coast Personal Travel Tale
Harot Hosier 41 Themen avenue Has Milly revouprend Crate xévere cine Meg Shirley Hannel avenue AWK Winterroth on lily way tofin visiting relatives to Mymphih Japan wrote for the Internet Culver Ged nie eltyr Lo the Kavitw under the Nhat of AUKuAt TOtM Sly deur Str md Mew Henry Helles dunt matiert aynopaie xine weithig you Viet Lett Ogden Utah Te ui for xu Francisco about thirty five minutes later arrived at tee. krent Injund ven better known as Salt Lake City. We went over what they call the entif. We reached Reno where Jim Jefferies lost the heavyweight title. Trucktip in California, elevation 5860 feet. We saw the Sierra Nevada range and snow on the lake. In Sacramento fruit thrives. San Francisco at 5 o'clock, temperature below freezing. I am saving for Japan on Tuesday. Best regards to all. Miss Anna McCune of Dunlap Ave returned from an operation. Captain Iiy Piedler on furlough. Mrs Charles Malwann leaves for Piper City. Georgiana Bockelman returns from New York hospital to Forest Park. Allie Blerve on tribune trip. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson at Fox Lake. The Ladies Aid Society to meet at Wenonah station. Mr and Mrs Uncar Fritz finish summer home at Lake Geneva. Elcher Luther returns from fourteen months service. Twin girls dorothy and Delayne born August 7. Fritz to Salt Lake City. Wolf Brothers building. Buckelman to be mustered out soon. Buy it in Forest Park.
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Nhat
Aukuat
Henry
Helles
Ogden
Utah
Xu Francisco
Tee
Salt Lake, Toh
Het Sas
Walt
Michion
Nayot
Miingla
Acre
Nevada
Reno
Jim Jefferies
Johnson
Teno
Wasco Valley
Wasco Mountains
California
Latte
Trucktip
Wallcy
Sierra Nevada
Sea Tavel
Toeanga
Souw
Sacrameima
Third Rail Strike Ends as Funding and Talks Move Forward
Workers on the road and power plant ended a twenty three day strike after Judge Hyatt appointed a committee to study wage increases. The men had sought 7 1/2 cents per hour more and were told an increase of 8 cents may be possible, with a ruling on sale of the road pending auction by Judge Eynes. Metropolitan elevated line cited as a prospective purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigin
Stuutler
Hyatt
Federal Court
Culver
Eynes
Thy
Elavsteda
Music's Chanms Return from Regloos Trip
Three popular Iareat Park men Al Vora A Ternols and Waldemar Zutz returned from regloos unknown. They are noted as looking well though smiles indicate something amiss. Readers are curious about visits to Change Lake Lake Hl and the Droakfoat Well charm noted in their remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ternols
Waldemar Zutz
Change Lake
Shirley Trarels in Texas and the Telegraph Tech Update
Shirley Terret, son of Me and Mrs Willa Perret, writes from San Antonio Texas about living there versus New Orleans. He notes the Telegraph Corporation plans to bring new faxing machines to Natelle and Ban Antony Houston, with Galventor and Dallac assisting later. He mentions a week of reading news from AP and the Brot mall, reflecting on local improvements and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Trarels
Texas
Mhirley ‘Terret
Willa ‘Perret
Sn Antonio
New Orleans
Inowy
Shirley’ Leean
Telantograph Corporation
Plu
Natelle
Surprise baby and forest park social delight
Mrs Carl Weandy of 12 Park Avenue Forest Park entertained friends Thursday afternoon with music and dancing for a club event that extended past midnight before guests departed. Mr and Mrs Karl Bruckner of Austin rejoice over the birth of a son due Sunday August 18. Both mother and child are reported doing nicely at West Boburban hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weebig Hixteen Forest Park
Carl Weandy
Park Dyvenue
Iver Forest
God Uma
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Man Gindys
Perrelt
Hannan Avenue
Mwift & Company
L. Geratanhater
Elyis ‘Avenue
Shelps Island
Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis
Minn
Minn Melon
Mathilda Oosterricher
St. Joseph, Mich
Leo Oesterricher
Alary Sdexn
Mitton Jd Julian
Thurkeny
Creat Lend, Kitt
al Mre Hernan
Elgin Avenilie
Migs
Sadie Wankins
Deaplaines Avenue
Cora
Mutu
Trevor
Wig
Mixa Hunkin
Mins
Freda Nelisly
Landu'a Ulore
Devil's Lake
Walter
Risle
Skinnay
Glox
Forest Park Theater
Suma
Mary Borach
G. Borach
Chicago
Elgin_avenue
Jacob Schwab
Ernest Felch
Elgin Avenue
Harlem State Savings Bank
Danville
Champaigne
Ki. van Horn
Bigin Avenue
West
Absornte
Oregon
Washington
Blanche
Rockway
Oro
Garl Eklund
Marshall
Gladys
Marine
Mra
Edwin Onadon
Mierquerque
New Afexica
Finten
Guion
Rona Cguden
Monroe Street
Ralph O'iara
Moregt Park
West Side
91St
Vladivostok
Huwstone
Knginsere
Dreas
Petrots
Rye
Winterroth
Harot
Themen Avenue
Meg
Shirley
Hannel Avenue
Japan
San Francisco
Honolulu
Memorial Hall
Anna McCune
Dunlap Aver Hue
Roter
Lure Bosphy
Mrv
Mre i J. Larkin
Dixob
Milwaukee
Atv
Larkii
Iiy Piedler
Oran
Fie
Arnetth
Charles Malwann
Marengo Avenue
Piper City
Fred Peters
Dorothy
Georgiana Bockelman
Haa
New York
Shefian
Will
Allies Blerve
S&h
Forest Avenue
Hiver Morent
Forest Leaven
Perce
Ula
Charles Anderson
Marjorie
George
Fox Lake
William Behn
Anderson
Mrs. Behn
Mrs. Anderson
Ladies Ald Society of the Pioneer Church
Juéckpon Park
Liberty Building
Wenonah Avenue
Uncar Fritz
Lake , Geneve
Wesday
Gertrude
Baul
Theodore
Elcher
Luther
Williun Luther
Thornes Avenue
Ferent Fuir
Salt Lake City
Ney
Fleury Kumick
Foreat Park
Biegoulu, Mont
Peroud
Girly
Youn
Delayne
Nev
Great Lakey Naval Training Station
Montana
Alt
Maryla Wolf
Wolf Brothers
Buildiny
June Lat
Mine Anes Kabodas
Iron Mountain
Alexander Buckelman
New Yorkton
Army of Occupation
Germany
Conlon Garage
Imai Ap. Conon
Coulun
Karl Bruckner
Masagpolt Avenue
Austin
Uitte
Letty
Maya
West Boburban Hospital
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