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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1924

Page

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Mrs Besgie Boynton Charms Neighborhood Club

Mrs Boynton presents The Magic Carpet program for Reciprocity Day as she guides the audience through poems prose and songs from France Germany Ireland England and India. Guests include Mrs Ames J Mowler and district presidents. a social hour followed with refreshments and flowers for attendees. Reservations urged for upcoming events including the children's Christmas party.

Bru Onda Matenera Wat France Germany Ireland Englind India Abs. Boynton Ames J. Mowler Mexdaineda Ethel Baeger Leah Lande Margaret Blaster Frieda Ewng Dora van Dyke Helen Trolke Ella Sharpless Mary Licht Guathean Kesvion Margaret Britter M. Margaret Gardner

Brannon Reopens Real Estate Office on Madison Street

Brannon reopening his real estate office on the second floor of the Collis building at 414 Madison Street after a period of under construction work He will handle insurance auto licenses and village permits plus state licenses The Brannon agency sold a two flat building at 820 Beloit Avenue to Buckley of Chicago Buckley an American Express employee will move in later this year The sale was by Brak Mary Fullan for $1000.

le Brinn Collis Madison Street Mr. Branenon Brannon Nietosurance Tandy Beloit Avenue Todny Buckely Chicago Buckley American Express Company Brak Mary Fullan

Former Oak Park Men Open Hardware Store in Oak Park

The Hawking and Gehrens partners opened a hardware store at 7610 Randolph Street Oak Park with a grand opening planned. They will sell hardware electrical supplies and paints and will add retail to their existing jobbing business. Hawking and Gehrens both have extensive local experience.

OAK Park Men Randolph Finn Hawking & Gehrens Standolph Street Butantay Hawking Clinton Street Oak Park Home Avenue Wiliam

Roos Pushes Mannheim Road Bid Fight and River Road Plans

State Senator Fred Roos presses for state highway bids to select contractors for Mannheim road work from Des Plaines to Roosevelt Road and beyond toward Latrobe. He cites lower prices than earlier bids and argues Chicago area needs better north south traffic routes to serve the lake region.

Fred Roos Mannheim Road Faw Weeks State Highway Department Mannstim Road Chicago Laweat Roos Especaily Us Lake Region Cook County Down State

Ridenur Held to Grand Jury for Burglarizing Parker Home

Charles Ridenur, a chauffeur for the Parker family, was held to the grand jury on burglary charges in $6,000 bond. Jewelry and furs worth thousands were reported missing. most stolen items were recovered by Chief Brown and Officer Hermanson, with Mrs. Parker as prosecuting witness. Tidenor, returned from El Paso, waived examination and awaits trial.

Charles Ridenur Parker Circle Avenue Redenur Tidenor el Paso Jack Hermanson

Commissioner's Brother Appointed to Police Force

August Zimmerman, brother of Commissioner Pol Zimmerman, joins the police force after years with American Gan company at Maywood. He is noted as a long time special police officer with connection to Deak Sergeant Harry Zimmerman.

Recount Sought After Late Bond Election

A mass meeting debated a recount of votes on a $6,000 bond issue after discrepancies between unofficial and official returns. Officials cited miscounted precincts and missing tally sheets as causes, with a petition for recount possible within thirty days.

Caanals Brisch Mike Kapschall Banda Vikings Healy

Madison Street Lights Create Festive Forest Park Display

Alternate red and green lights adorn Madison Street lamps in Forest Park giving a Christmas tree effect. The Madison Street Hoosier club arranged red green and white globes to glow together as merchants stay late to observe. The lights will stay lit through the holidays as part of the Tiger Tighester Club plan to draw holiday shoppers.

Madigan Street Madison Street Fiver Tigester Club Forest Park

Forest Park Youth Killed Acting as Switchman in Met Yards

Joo Hamano, 21, of Beloit Avenue Forest Park, died after being crushed between two railroad cars at the Metropolitan yards on Laramie Street. A coroner's inquest ruled accidental death. fellow workers testified he stepped on a beam to couple cars and staggered before falling. Hamano, born in Chicago, spent most of his life in Forest Park and had worked for the company for several years near Forest Park amusement area.

Joo. Hamano Tony Romano Beloit Avenue Laramie Street Garfield Park T Capital Tor Joseph Romano Chicago Mved Forest Park Aenue AR i Ho

Council Promises Falter as Quiet Meeting Delays Action

The village council held a secretive preliminary meeting that stretched past 8:45 p.m. with little result beyond approving a permit, reviewing city reports, and listening to public complaints. George Bex led raised concerns about street signs while voters questioned irregular registration and trust in the election process.

Monlay Masonic Temple Fred Licht George Bex Forest Park Michalaky Sgid Conneil Thealbort Burkart Rex Michialak W

Polito Expands Fruit Store With Two-Story Addition

F Polito expanding his fruit and vegetable store at 7280 Madison Street by adding two stories to create a three story building. Upper floors will hold four four-room flats with hot water heat and service. Front will be pressed brick with new plate glass windows after completion. Polito has operated at the Madison location since 1917 after earlier work on Bigio Avenue. Mr and Mrs August Klenske hosted eighteen guests for a Thanksgiving eight course dinner at 230 Marengo Avenue.

F. Polito Fruit and Green Madison Street Polito Big Bigio Avenue

Vanished Forest Park Auditor Leaves Mysterious Note

U. J. Benjamin once auditor for Northwestern Railway, living in Forest Park since April, disappeared about two months ago after handing a package to station agent J. G. Sparks and telling him goodbye. Friends recall his daily station visits, habit of reading, and frequent Chicago trips. he had two marriages and no current family ties.

U. J. Benjamin Northwestern Railway Forest Park Benjamin J. G. Sparks Mr. Benjamin Sparks Barnes Chicago Northwestern Trail Station California Station Agen

First Legion Heads Guest of Honor at Annual Installation

William Schlupp former fiest commander of Forest Park American Legion attended the open meeting and installation night. Howard P. Ravage state commander spoke on hospital care for wounded veterans. The evening included initiation, reports on year activities and Memorial Day events.

William Schlupp Fiest Forest Park American Legion Schlupp Legion Hall Hves Austin Erwin Thaendel P Plana Chaka Miga Bernard Misa Mathews Jack Talman Mr. Bradley

Commissioner Burkart Admitted For Minor Operation

Commissioner Rudolf Burkart was taken to Oak Park Hospital Thursday for a minor operation. Dr. Jenkins performed the procedure and it was expected the patient would not be kept overnight.

Rudolf Burkart Oak Park Hospital Jenkins

Mayor Kaul Makes Thanksgiving Visit To Boone Iowa

Mayor Kaul and Mrs Kaul are visiting Boone Iowa for Thanksgiving. They may stay into next week though the exact date is uncertain. The mayor was ill with a cold for two days but is improving. He is visiting his sister Mrs C F Wenning. Over thirty years ago Kaul ran a local newspaper in Boone before moving to Chicago and then Forest Park.

Mra. Kaul Boone Iowa Slater C.F. Wenning Kaul Chicago Forest Park Pom Intion

Madison Street Boosters to Meet at Albright's Noon

The Madison Street Booster club will return to a noon Tuesday meeting for December at Albright's restaurant at Madison Street and Ferdinand Avenue. President Chow R Hussey announces the change to allow merchants quick return to business. The agenda includes nominating committee appointments, talks with the village council on store and peddler issues, and decisions on holiday store hours with no speaker planned.

Madison Street

Real estate deal nets 164000 for 117 acres near Maywood

Jacob Schwab of Elgin avenue acted as broker in a large Maywood area sale. The 117 acres along River road near Grand avenue sold for about 164000, roughly 1500 per acre, with Burton Colbert as seller and Walter McFroath as buyer’s broker. The land will be subdivided into acre parcels.

Jacob Schwab Bol Elgin Avenue Vest Maywood River Road Grand Avenue Burton Colbert Walter Mefproath

450 Sign Petition to Village for Light Chief Change

A petition from 450 residents asks the village to appoint Fred Licht as police chief, replacing Chief Brown. The motion to file the petition for future council consideration passed as Chief Brown expressed indifference. Christine Dallige moved into the new Collis building on Madison Street.

Oppodthin Malice Brown Muni Fred Licht Chief Brown Michatuky Anany Culet Brown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Besgie Boynton Neighborhood Club Heglie Williams Boynton Forest Park Club Ridenur D Jury Baokot Briach Judgewood Clerka Huxhold Michalsky Jarekl Brischald Council August Klenske Marengo Ayange First Legion Missioner Burkart Herman Brown Friagt Park Polleschess Boone,owa Albright Brown le Wald Hut Olicer Freud Licht Licht Henry Kaul de Chris Zimmerman Am Chien Fred Richt Kunl Jmayor Hernan i. Rons Raul Koul Jowe Shaskag Tt Ita Michaleky Ammermeao Codocil Christine Dallige Collis Building
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