Alley Contracts Let to Harry Goelitz on North Side
Village council met Monday night at the B45 room to approve contracts for the north alley project. The board awarded the contract to Oak Park contractor Harry Goelitz and discussed timing, with March or April start plans and a two-alege per day excavation rate. The meeting also covered a street track purchase, a new fire department organization, municipal water supply, and bus franchise notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Walter Moyers
Healy
Henry
Linn
Board of Public Improvements
Murry Goetz
Kant
Liriseh
Tevonnel
Harry G. Gootitz
Oak Park
Gyellt
Dix Sons
Ugelltz
Allugea & Guy
Sterling Motor Company
Lake Michigan
Coonell
ALT Ug
Speedway Auto Nos Company
Woat
Forest Park
Maywood
Hellwood
Thi Are
Riverside
North Miversie
Atformey
Walter Meyer
Wert
Deaplaines Avenue
Speedway
Bovinadot
Prairie Fire Mystery On Sunday Morning
A Sunday morning prairie fire on a vacant block between Twenty sixth and Twenty fifth streets on Begin Avenue burned weakly with no clear origin. Witnesses speculated about a possible spark from clothing or a lighted match but offered no proof and the fire crews found no conclusive evidence. There were no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Fire
Poyteenth
Pifteentts Street
Bhgin Avenue
Whlet
Woman robbed in Chicago mother of Mrs George Platt
A Chicago storefront robbery left Mrs. Goodman injured and her jewelry stolen. Four men forced entry on North Wells Street near Beloit Avenue and Malan Street, struck her, then fled in a car as she cried for help. Police detained suspects later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Platt
Aaacin Hhesetianga
Cig Watt
Beloit Avenue
Mrx. Goodin
Mie
Mrx
Goodman
Mra. Platt
Mra. Goodman
Mrs. Goodmin
Abe
Snew
Hee
Hosiers Wintering on Island Beach Near Honolulu
An account detailing residents and visitors on an island beach near Honolulu and their plans to winter there. Descriptions of weather, boat trouble, and community observations surface amid fragmented remarks by Mr. nd Mia and Frinke Pogher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Honolulu
Mia
Friinke Pogher
Ain Matas Angeles
Erie
Geblag Culty
Las Magelen
Work on Harlem Avenue garage begins amid village plans
Excavation started the week of the project on Harlem Avenue between Washington Boulevard and Hanthalpat as two proprietors, Lo Pray and Lea Col, survey ground. The new garage aims for rapid construction with a front portion built soon and rear space to house a shop, while plans include an adjacent street improvement and an amphitheater-like feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Boulevard
Han Thalpats
Hat Te
Lo ‘Pray
Lea Col
Gelardi Window Display Wins Prize in Fruit Contest
Gelardi Frie store on Madison Street, operated by Charles Gelapul and Son, won the fourth prize in a national fruit and vegetable display contest. Competing against about two hundred merchants, Geladri’s display impressed judges arranged by the American Fruit Growers Association of Averley, securing the accolade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelards Fraie
Madison Street
Charles Gelapul
Healey Outlines City Government Changes to Kimanans
Attorney Healey urged the Kimanans Commission to adopt a city government form with elected officials and a larger council. He argued savings from consolidation could fund services, though some members favored limited changes and questioned the impact on salaries and governance. Walter Moyer announced a Chicago speaker would discuss benefits of city government in two weeks after the club presentation.
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Daviel ML
Vokil
Chas
Cottaelon
Henry
Ionia
Bas
Baead
Board of Aldermen and Chant Liev
Guvernitat
Welbeberuey
Harel
Bela
Forest Park
Healey
Tate
Treutes
Walter Moyer
Progma
Chicago
Homey
Pete
Yyperell
Boy Lou Di Marco Breaks Leg Playing
Louis Di Marco, a twelve year old pupil, fractured his leg while playing at home on Hromay Avenue and was taken to Oak Park hospital for two weeks. His parents, Mr and Mrs Louis Di Marco, are in Italy for the summer and expected home by Christmas. He is in the care of Joe Bhain during recovery.
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Daria ID Marco
Rhomay Avenue
Heen
Oak Prk
Aid
Loula IM Marco
Italy
Christinag
Shey
Wenident
Lonte
Joe Bhan
Christina
Dude Murray
Ue Public Service
Espn
Maddog
Stenet Dlretit
Tn Welerne Bane Sereed
Lyelite
Cecil Day du Maden
Rt Ratet
Red Grange to keynote Proviso Kiwanis Night guest list
The Proviso Kiwanis Club plans a football themed program with guests including Walter Meyer and possibly Red Grange. Events shift to holiday week with a dinner at Atambas Garden and a Friday gathering for the newly formed Clemera Kiwanis group.
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Red Grange
Walter Meyer
Tye
Vander
Billywood Hotary
Cele
Che
Kiwane
Eli Hove
Ttt
Will Hive
Tan
Apt Whedon
Thouak Mutousgk
Kiwanti Club
Cleera Wie
Ehub Midi
Ehacter Agit
Proviso High Christmas Bazaar Set for December 11
Proviso High invites the community to a Christmas Bazaar hosted by the Girls League on Friday evening December 11. The event features a fortune teller, crafts, home baked goods, booths selling gifts, and refreshments. Proceeds support the school’s welfare fund and student activities with various classes and instructors contributing items and demonstrations.
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Boutha
Gene Joywun
Nortal
Wiley Wee
Girls League of Proyike
Forest Park house project tied to Prige Forecasting Firm
A mangled OCR item mentions Prige Forecasting Company linking to a Forest Park house project and a court matter. It references The Tadex Marker Services and Phe oil of Salentiie Pride Forecast Mg, with vague notes on a court building and retirements. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment implies a local real estate or corporate dispute and a related court filing.
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Wwe
Tadex
Phe Oil
Salentiie
Pride
Thanewadd
Wariligide Bowevard
Best Tuind Avende
Adaiux
Medien Suidline al Hie College
St. Fetersbiege
Mark
Kly Magiztie
Last Legion Meeting Under Commander Jacobs
The Forest Park American Legion No. 414 holds its final regular session under Commander EB F Jacobs. Officers installation will close the year as a last evening meeting on December 14, with lunch served and reminders to return Armistice Day dance tickets.
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Ae Malph Pickell
Thie Keound Ny
Sirti
St. Delerstueg
Dewi
College of Scientite Morvenktia
Ani de Bert
Jiuiuary
Mare
Pickell
Cuet
Certnpeany Te
Ty 1 Traty Kohl
Koltio
Duruiuath Aid
Oxford
Monggiazbees
United States
Hsinehaya Rao
Forest Park
American Legion
F. Jacobva
Striber
Price Belantist Prof i PL Milter te lied ae the Price Selunthht
The article discusses Price accounting work tied to a company, noting Mr. Koll’s claim the servicer sold mainly to executive men, farmers, brokers, and others along a canal to coast network. It mentions Forest Burk leaving Chicago and a new Forest Park location, with mixed reactions to a large building and potential future trouble.
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Price Belantist
Nyetens 4
de Bunnene
H Tela
Price
Powertiaing
Koll
Aervier Tas
Kolt
Chicago
Forest Park
Millyr Xwede
Tie
Forest Social Club Nomination Hints at Leadership Change
The Forest Social Club discussed its presidential race with George Tete Shatahl Woe as the nominated candidate. Retiring President Lanlie nen Smith declined re-election and other nominees were listed amid routine committee activity and a brief note on Mir Hirsch's Springfield conference travel.
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Becomber
Lanlie Nen Smith
Widad
Elvetion
George Teteehatahl
Blyote
Mor
Frank
Theverel
Thruvcan
Pheaids
Jobn Keinsey
Wet
al Steam
M. Rewley
Weil
Helsing
Mir Hirsch
Springfeld
Dandingera
Cash Prizes to Be Given with Last Ford Car
A reader notice outlines a promotion offering cash prizes with the final Ford car. The dates and specifics are garbled but indicate a drawing and potential extension beyond the initial period. The text hints at two week intervals and references holiday timing.
Police Dance Night at Forest Park Hall
A December 12 event at Forest Park Dance Hall drew current and former officers for a community gathering organized by the Police Benevolent Association to support mutual protection efforts. The night featured a live orchestra and a ceremonial piece honoring officers.
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Forest Park Dance Hall
Phe Forest Park
Oo Bf
de Senth
Poreed Park
Ady
de Polleg Henevetent Aasociatien Bv
Jaentera
Pullee Dipart
Obituary Lydia Wentland Dies After Long Illness
Lydia Wentland daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferdinad Werth of Dixon Street died Sunday after more than a year illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mt Johns Church Rev Marcus Wag performed affiddution. Interment was at Concordia. The deceased was born in Runtt twenty years ago and came here with her parents when she was seven. She survived by her parents and seven Antere and brothers.
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Lydia Wentlandd
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Harry Goelitz
Harlem Avenue
Gelardi
Kimanans Commission Side
Louis DI Marco
Kiwis
Bas Beets
Chuck Chime
Eaphilth
Toyobs
Taye
Une Estrance
Wiley
Adnilaayai
Hatin
Lehle
Nile Five
Mids Bie Duvall
Ruth Whitheld
Dewn
Gicle
Kenensdt
Mary
Studen Connell
Heyent
Lee
America
Maar East
Grasce
Georgemith
Newark
Onio
Prige Forecasting Company
Legion
Jacobs
Forest Social Club
Gleathe Press and Sceneriad
Tewetore
Bietiey Waihi
Addolph Wentz
Mrinal Mian
Eerie
Geemute
Wales
Tyhiting
Boghiter Ratodey
Desliniealie
Babe Ton
Hilary Meyer
Eli
Ann Dratran
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