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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1928

Page

2

Land purchase for Bowman Co signals bottling plant

Bowman Co plans a large industrial site purchase in River Forest near Central and William streets, with frontage on Central and Jackson. Reported price around 750000 to 900000. plant may mirror the Chicago Rowman bottling operation, aiming for a west side facility. Local reps note Harlem Avenue site may also house a new depot, while current Harlem plant serves distribution.

al Chinn Real Catatanister Chicago Tribune Lowman Dairy Co Miver Forest Pane Street Central Avenue William and Jackson Take Central William and Jeckson Rapid Tranalt Co Dan N. Kestner Chicago Rowman Co Considernon Noma Northweastern. Inc Rowsiane Company Harlans and Central Harlem Harlem Avenue Harlem Avenhun Johnson Machinery Co Wichold Co William Street William and Central Thia Oak Park

Eastern Star Past Officers Are Honored

On November 22 River Forest Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held its first past officers night. The house was crowded indicating a need for a temple. Because the chapter is new, past matrons and patrons from other chapters assisted with officers including Worthy Matron Ella Holt 1923 and Worthy Patron Albert Broman 1922. other roles filled by listed members from surrounding communities.

Blanche ‘Colt Louis Kunzer Australia George Meyer Oshkosh Harriet Dabbert Sarah Daniels Iino Walberg Peters Lee Johnson Dromann Julia Matthews River Forest Order of the Eastern Star Ella Holt Albert Broman

Village Board Concludes November Session Monday Evening

The village board held its belated November meeting Monday evening with Grustees, Hubbard and Crosa absent. Engineer Harper presented estimates for finished work and the board approved them. RL Godefrey was notified to proceed with a two story porch, violating building ordinance. Bills totaling 16979.66 were allowed, including 9075.39 in pay rolls. A letter was sent to the county board seeking action on Thatcher avenue and north Keystone repairs. Chief Sederlin reported 153 arrests and 151 fines totaling 1675 dollars.

Grustees Hubbard Crosa Harper RL. Godefrey Linden Keystone Public Works Department County Bboard Thatcher Avenue North Keystone Sederlin

Local Police Recover Two Stolen Autos in River Forest

Police officers Bramhall and Rausch found two abandoned cars Monday afternoon near Ashland avenue and Voreat Avenue. Samuel and Ware located a Chevrolet sedan on Park near Fork. Both vehicles had been stolen in Chicago.

River Forest Polles Omcers Bramhall Rausch Ashland Avenue Omicera Samucl and Ware Voreat Avenue Fark Chicago

Two Autos Collide at Central and Lathrop

Chicago men Joe Janka driving a Ford south and Conrad Rothaupt in a Dodge collided at Central and Lathrop last Saturday afternoon. No one was hurt, but both cars were badly smashed.

Joe Janka Conrad Rothaupt Chicago Central Lathrop Janka Rothaupt

Oak Park Man Loses Ten Rabbits During Winter Social

Louis Dimarco of 207 Park Avenue Oak Park reported ten white rabbits missing valued highly. He located them in a shed owned by George Blake at 210 Harlem County Road Oak Park. Rosary College opened its winter social season with an informal dance in the school gym. Committee on arrangements included Miss Lucille B Meyers Miss Harriett Matia and Miss Kathryn Walsh.

Oak Park L. Dimarco Louis Dimarco Park Avenue River Farcat George Blake Harlem County Road Rosary Rosary College Nusium Lucille B. Meyers Harriett’Matia Kathryn Walsh

Masons to Erect Temple on Lake Street River Forest

Masonic bodies in River Forest will have a new home within a year with groundbreaking this week for a Masonic Temple at Lake and Franklin. The two story, 160 by 45 foot building will include a dining room, ballroom, lodge room, auditorium, and reception rooms. The Temple association, led by Charles P. Molthrop, plans to lease to River Forest Lodge and Eastern Star chapter.

River Forest Masonic Temple Lake and Franklin Streets Masons Fort Tako Street Franklin Atreat River Forest State Bank Chriat Epiacopal Churen Masonic Tampts Association

Ward Skelly announces marriage of Barbara Ward

Mr and Mrs Thomas V Skelly announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara Charlotte to J Mackenzie Ward on November 5 at St Luke s church The Wards are University of Wisconsin Class of 1927 graduates They have returned from their honeymoon and reside at 6720 Jeffrey Street Chicago

Thomas V. Skelly Barbara Charlotte J. Mackenzie Ward St. Luke's Church Ward University of Wisconsin Jeffrey Street Chicago

New Vestibule for New Police Quarters

A vestibule is being erected at the police station entrance to shelter inmates from the wintry wind. The new shelter area, described as a vestibule, signals a refurbishment of police quarters and improved protection at the doorway.

Oil Burner Fire Hits Charles Home on Park Avenue

Fire at 934 Park Avenue last Saturday around 11 a.m. originated from an oil burner in the basement. Fire department responded. damage estimated as minor.

Charles Park Avenue

Street Foreman Drives Brand New Flivver

Louis Pahnnan the street foreman drives a new Ford ordered by the village board on the advice of George W. Fister, commissioner of public works. The old Ford had been in service seven years as Thanksgiving events and social gatherings are noted alongside a club outing and a birthday party pattern.

Dinner and Bridge at Lambs and Family Dinner Plans

Dinner and bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lamb at 719 Clinton Place drew thirty guests from River Forest and Oat Park. A second event outlines a family dinner hosted by Mrs. John Fuhrman at 919 Bonnie Brae with eight attendees from Chicago and River Forest on Thanksgiving Day. Community Nightly is set for December 1 at the Women’s Club House with a Christmas party planned and a hoped-for large turnout. Mr. and Mrs. Lally and Mr. and Mrs. Good traveled to Urbana for University of Illinois visits and to attend the Illinois Ohio football game.

John E. Baurmrucker Ash Land Avenue Evanston Ber Medinah Country Club E. Anderson Thatcher Avenue Frank S. Bates Fred S. Selby Chicago River Forest Women's Club Michigan Boulevard Missargaret E. Davis Judsey C. Watsons Mins Davis Milwaukee Layton School of Art Art Institute Dinner End Bridge F. W. Lamb Clinton Place River Forest Oat Park John Fuhrman Bonnie Brac R. H.good W. A. Lally Urbana

Student Dorothy McClintock Returns Home for Thanksgiving

Miss Dorothy McClintock, a University of Illinois student residing at McKinley Hall in Champaign, returned to River Forest on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. McClintock Jr., at 84 Clinton Place, over the weekend.

Dorothy McClintock University of Uinois McKinley Hall Champaign River Forest John M McClintock Clinton Place

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