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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1929

Page

8

Matthews Suit Will Be Fought In Cook County Court

Former River Forest fire chief John Matthews sues to force pension payments under state police and fire fund law. Village argues he may not meet the two decades with five consecutive years rule. village attorney to draft pension ordinances pending outcome. Mrs. George L Meyer returns to Oshkosh after visit with local relatives and friends.

John Matthews River Forest Fire Department Matthews Cook County George Carolan Parker, McKeon and Clayman Washington Street Chicago Garoian Thater Mr. Carolan Ian Arid Carolan

Mrs Gaynor Dies After Hip Injury In Beloit Visit

Mrs. Gaynor, 79, died after a fall and shock from injuries while visiting Beloit, prompting sympathy for her daughter Mrs. Frank A. Chase of 730 Monroe avenue who returned home upon hearing the news. The elder woman had many friends who will miss her cheerful manner and lively mind.

Frank A. Chase Monroe Avenue Beloit Gaynor

R F Conboy Dies After Short Illness in River Forest

Richard F. Conboy, 42, River Forest official and businessman, died of pneumonia at West Suburban hospital after a week of illness. He led an undertaker business at 7815 Lake Street and served as justice of the peace. Funeral services were at St. Luke's Church with a Forest Park American Legion ceremony. Survived by widow Catherine, two children Patricia and Richard, mother Mrs NeMie Conboy, three brothers Frank Mark Polen, and a sister Mae Cougain. He belonged to Knights of Columbus Barry Council and Oak Park Elks Louie.

Richard F. Conboy River Forest Commercial Association Forest Lions Club West Suburban Hospital Cowboy River Forest Lake Street St. Luke's Church Thomas Canty Benjamin Sheill William Gorman James Ward Forest Park Catherine Patricia Richard NeMie Conboy Frank Mark Polen Mae Cougain Barry Council of Knights of Columbus Oak Park Elks Louie

State Police Nab Man and Put Him in Jail Here

Lewis Coconati of Chicago was confined in River Forest jail for twenty four hours this week and fined for a fictitious license. He was arrested by state police at Lake street and Fifth avenue Maywood on suspicion, then handed to Chicago police who link him to crimes involving unlawful automobile possession.

Lewis Coconati Chicago River Forest Lake Street Fifth Avenue Maywood

Poet Davison and Bolognini Charm River Forest Audience

English poet Edward Davison and Chicago Symphony cellist Ennio Bolognini, joined by Grace Nelson at piano, presented a highly praised December program to River Forest Sunday Evening Club. Davison delivered a vigorous lecture on poetry, defining it as an attitude toward life and emotion, while Bolognini offered refined instrumentals in the first half.

Edward Davison Ennio Bolognini Chicago Symphony Orchestra Mill Goescas E. Granados Malaguena Albeniz Kreister Liebeslied Liebesfreud Kriesler Miss. Nelson Davison Uatas Mr. Davison

Read Family Cousins Enjoy Holiday Home Party

Entertaining cousins from Chicago and suburbs at their Jackson Avenue home, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Read hosted a Monday gathering including Dre and Mrs. Warren Van Derslice of Oak Park and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Read of River Forest. Edwin Read from Lake Forest and his wife shared films from a January Mediterranean trip. decorations and refreshments echoed Christmas colors of red and green.

Leonard Read Oak Park Jackson Avenue Chicago Dre Warren van Derslice Roy P. Read River Forest Edwin Read Lake Forest

Mrs. Freda Otto Dies After Long Illness at Forest Park

Mrs. Freda Otto of 331 Marengo Avenue Forest Park died at her home early Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Zimerman's chapel and St Peter's Lutheran church. Interment was in Forest Home cemetery. She is survived by her husband Gustave two daughters Martha Mitchell Antoinette McElroy and Anna Misterfeld plus several grandchildren and a great grandchild.

Freda Otto Marengo Avenue Forest Park Martha Mitchell Antoinette McElroy River Forest Zimerman St Peter's Lutheran Church Forest Home Otto Gustave Anna Misterfeld

Public Hearing on Harlem Ave Pavement Costs

River Forest and Oak Park property owners face payments for seventeen feet of concrete as part of Harlem Avenue resurfacing between Central and Chicago avenues. River Forest projected cost is 38058 dollars with reductions granted to direct-frontage holders and potential jury review for those not on the boulevard.

River Forest Harlem Avenue Central Chicago Oak Park Board of Focal Improvements Carolan

Molthrop Advises New Note for Incinerator Site

Village board hears former village president Charles Molthrop advise no charge after quick review of papers. He suggests issuing a new note to cover the outstanding balance of 2403.50 on the incinerator site purchase, while the village faces tight funds. Henry Stemble previously dodged the issue. Other routine reports and allocations are approved.

Charles P. Molthrop Molthrop Henry Stemble Melthrop Lynch Finance Committee Foster Harlem Lake Lake and Monroe Carolyn Euwin E. Woods Lake Street William Street Thatcher Avenue Chicago Avenue

Entertaining Theater Folk At Rogers Home

Mr and Mrs Will Rogers of 535 Ashland avenue entertained Mrs Arthur Meininger and daughter Jenelle who traveled from Peoria. Mrs Rogers enjoyed a week in Mrs Meisinger s home during the Eastern Star convention in Peoria. Mrs W Luedke hosted Oak Park and River Forest friends with Bridge as the main diversion. Mrs Hurley of New York, stage name Irene Shirley, is visiting and will be a guest today as Mr Lytell joins at the Rogers home. Pastor s Wife Mrs Putnam to entertain Thursday afternoon at 513 Thatcher avenue for Worden s societies and church circles.

Will Rogers Ashland Avenue Arthur Meininger Jenelle Peoria Rogers Meisinger W. Luedke Oak Park River Forest Roger Bridge C. D. Rogers Arthur Hurley New York Irene Shirley Mr. Hurley Brothers Erlangerer Chicago Miss Hirley Bert Lytel Mr. Lytell Putnam Methodist Thatcher Avenue Worden

River Forest Fire Causes Heavy Property Loss

River Forest residents suffer major losses when a one story garage at 1138 North Boulevard, Oak Park, burned before 4 a m. Robert E. Nicholas of 727 Clinton Place was a heavy loser. Oak Park Transfer Company suffered damaged trucks and Worth Motor Service Company sustained extensive loss as flames lit up the sky and forced nearby businesses to evacuate.

Robert E. Nicholas Clinton Place North Boulevard Oak Park Oak Park Transfer Company William Cleff Cleff Worth Motor Service Company Murphy Teaming Company Quick Avenue

Burglars Fail to Burgle in Local Homes

Two break in attempts Saturday night on River Poiest homes ended with one entry successful at Henricsont house on Ashland avenue but intruders fled before stealing. A Cadillac driven west on Division by Vincent Lynch collided with a Chevrolet driven north on Lathrop by Charles Fritzsche on Aberdeen avenue. Both cars were badly damaged, no injuries. At about 9 p.m. a Packard driven west by Edward diriea- (continues)

Intendesa William Matthews Gale Avenue Henricsont Ashland Avenue Division Vincent Lynch Forest Avenue Lathrop Avenue Charles Fritzsche Aberdeen Ave- Inve Chicago Wols Packard Edward Diriea

Traffic collision near Elmhurst prompts no arrests

Atul of 409 Prairie Avenue Elmhurst skidded into a Hudson sedan driven east by We Mass of 1S Greenwood Avenue Maywood as he was about to turn off Thatcher. No arrests were made.

Atul Prairie Avenue Elmhurst Hudson We Mass Greenwood Avenue Maywood Thatcher

Girl Scout Investiture Ceremony Held At Washington School

The Washington school troop led by Mrs J D O Belen and Afrs Wr Hoppenjans held an investiture ceremony last Friday afterkoops by the River Forest organization. Notables present included Mrs Py W Stephens Mrs KE J Rush Miss Singluf and others. Goldstein presented towels and Mrs Marsh prepared Camp Love Tree cake. Tenderfoot recipients included Louisy Geoffrey Louis Smith Betty Jung Huss Viola Emery Renetto Snyder Dorothy Hoiss Johanna Wererck won a Scholarship and Stealth Winner badges Patra.

J. D. O’belen Afrs Hoppenjans Washington School River Forest Kirests Py W, Stephens J. Rush Singluf P Riscipal Wr. Schelzel Enesie Goldstein Marsh Camp Love Tree Louisy Geeffrey Lauis Smith Betty Jung Huss Viola Emery Renetto Snyder Dorothy Hiss Johanna Wererck

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George 1. Meyer Oshkush Wisconsin George L. Meyer, Jr Klin Avenue Der Edwin Lindmeier Louise Meyer Herezog Franklin R. F. Conboy Young Women's Missionary Society Methodist Church Alex Emery la Schille Hotel Siloam Commandery The Palace Marek ImpMonee BAR Auto and Radio CO W. Randolph ,St Col. Desplaines Ave Forest Park, Ill By Edith Heileman Harlem Ave le Haberdashery Parkside Clothes Shop J, Stillman Sesnik’s Sosnik Dress and Juvenile Shop Thomas Ave Madison Street
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