Village meeting discusses salved banke restoration and license relief
At a village council meeting held last Tuesday, officials debated restoring a revoked salved bank license and clearing up misread motions from a December special meeting. Board members addressed street conditions, snow plows, and asked Public Service to remove obstructive poles, while a minority pressed leniency for certain offenders and discussed an audit report forthcoming from Lybrand, Ross, and Montomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deat of
Bie
Iaves
Tars Berger
Teak
Tonsiderahin Diaeuschan
Coratilestonnrs
Wendt
Coramisa Cners Tanna
Sedt Wendt
Kaul
Michalaky
Coleg Dln
Bare Eat Park
Business Men's ‘Association
Henry Bell
Paul Hoinz
A. G. Toon
Theodore Lobstein
Cognall
Henry Troll
Bosinean Met
Messrs
Radthe
Meotbuech
Charles Berger
Une
Huelness
T Potest Park
Henry Buellerfield
Publia Service Company
Bugede Field
Stevenson
Cormisioner
Board of Education
Fie
Public Service Company
Whitch
A A. Johr
Department of Etroot
Streeta
Block
Nichols
Rieck
Christmas Day Cheer for Sailor and Soldier Laddies
A reflective Christmas verse urges readers to chase gloom away. It calls on sailors and soldiers to embody good will, carry smiles, and take part in making the holiday meaningful through personal effort and shared cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Relief Work urged by Maywood High School Girls
The November 20 afternoon assembly at Maywood High School featured Mrs Carlson urging students to continue Refugee Relief work. Maywood’s Red Cross Auxiliary, formed as part of the Chicago chapter’s Proviso Township branch, organized activities across the town with Junior Auxiliary efforts. Students displayed donated quilts and clothing, credited to Florence Powell for a quilt, while boys delivered assembled articles and helped with trench candles.
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Carlson
Valle
Maywood
American Red Cross
Mayrdod
Citixena
Thik ‘Tewnah
Cross
Proviso
Chicseo
Chicago
Branc
Masao
Memkers
Florence Powall
Moose Night At The Moose Lodge January 22 1918
The Moose lodge plans a Saturday night event at Forest Park Ballroom with vaudeville acts, a few speakers on Moose topics, dancing, and refreshments. Members will receive five tickets each for guests and tickets are available from entertainment committee members and the lodge secretary. Do not forget the date January 22 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidelng
Forest Park
Todes
Connie
Lndge
Playground Gift Promotes New Park Equipment
Through the efforts of Exninat Witt of Chicago Forest Park Supply, a donation funds the playground equipment. The Parent-Teacher Association will oversee the project and the four wooden play structures set last week await better weather to be completed.
Ladies Night At Community Club Event Recap
Community Club members and guests attended a social evening at the club house on Tuesday December 18. A brief program included a welcome, refreshments, and dancing with active participation from attendees.
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Willen
Daughter Arrives In Time For Christmas Debut
Wilbur Haaxe and Mrs Mra Haaxe of 1097 Doxplaines Avenue announce the birth of a seven pound daughter arriving for Christmas festivities. The debut baby was born Thursday morning December 20th and joins a happy family during the holiday season.
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Wilbur Haaxe
Doxplaines Avenue
Tim
Decemer
Moose Masquerade Ball Set for Forest Park Venue
The Moose announce a masquerade ball to be held at the Forest Park Ballroom on the last Saturday in February. An attendance of about 8,000 is expected, with 2,000 persons noted in the place and a formal institute event preceding the ball.
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Forest Park
Justamere Club Regular Meeting Impacted by Weather
The Justamere Club held its regular meeting at Mia F. Mairapn's home on Harvard Street. Poor weather kept some members away while attendees joined in Bunco. Harriet Stahmen hosted as guest, Grover won first prize, Mr Crit second. Dellarols cake and coffee were served. Next gathering set for Mrs Otto Hintzo's home on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
F.mairapn
Harvard Street
Farewell Dinner For Herbert Hintze
Mr and Mrs Otto Hintze of 110 High Avenue Bays wish Herbert Hintze farewell with a Tuesday evening dinner. Relatives and friends attended to wish him good luck and goodbye. He received a wristwatch made from a watch belonging to his mother many years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hintze
High Avenue
Bays
Hor
Herbert
Joseph EB
Johnson
Jackaongile
Haliddy Greetings forest park tale in a local tone
A fragmentary local dispatch mentions Haliddy Greetings and a forest park setting with sporadic place names. The readable text hints at a community event or notice tied to a park area, without clear dates or participants.
Waldemar Zatz Hosts Evening Musicale at 625 Marengo Avenue
About seventy guests attended the musicale given by Waldemar Zatz at his home on Friday evening December 14. The program featured piano numbers, vocal solos, and violin pieces by Edna Landrebe and Edna Michalsky, with several instrumental entre acts and a finale improvisation on Silent Night. Refreshments including cake and coffee were served, and guests lingered enjoying the music before departing.
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Waldemar Zuts
Marengo Avénue
Louise
Buddla
K C Boys Lose to Garfield in Friday Matchup
KC boys faced Garfield in a Friday game hampered by center Branley Btor ens’ illness and Reedbeck stepping in. Garfield led early, but KC tied late before Garfield surged to a 16 to 4 victory with Hiebock captaining the club and Richock Shit among the guards.
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Garfield
Riebeck
I. C
Accre
Mooup
Melos
Meyer
Nakeie
de Cunangham
Richock
The
K.C
Wil
Maaroe & Ci
Notice to Tax Payers on Water Meters and Winter Care
Village of Forres Park warns water and property owners that meters risk freezing during winter. If meters freeze and repairs are needed, owners will be charged for the repair costs by the village. Department of Water, Hanna Commissioner.
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Les
Forres Park
Department of Water
Hanna
Obituary notice for Elmer Reich and Marion Kendall
Obituary notices report the deaths of Elmer Reich aged 16 of Kerioat Reich and Marion Kendall, daughter of Mr Ed Kendall, both noted with family addresses and funeral details. Elmer suffered heart trouble and was buried beside his mother at Concordia Cemetery. Marion Kendall died at her parents home after a lingering illness. The community extends condolences to the families.
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Elmer Reich
Hiner Raich
Kerioat Reich
Mesars
Bamu
Duchelar Frederick
Ryeker
Samotls
Deochélor
Tbeir
Concordia
Marion Kendall
Marion
Ed “Ifs
Thomas Kantdall
Mapfe-avenue
Oak Park
Forest Park
Christmas Program at Forest Park Methodist Church
The Christmas program at Forest Park Methodist Church features the Orgate s t of Gitta and a 40 voice chorus. A children's program with singing, recitations, and a Santa Claus arrival is planned with multiple acts, solos, and dramatic readings led by Pastor Bibi Fending Mr. Sporberg and others.
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Forest Park Methodist Church
Wattend
Bodermon
Pd. Chali Promisas
Oonisina & i
Adele Zimmerman
Irene Frankie Rolo
Dorothy Belton
Jeeta
Cuortinatat
Gitl Alfred
Wolf Clana
Nme
Boya
Lucie Fiamm
Hazel Black
Li Norma Bange
Mr. Miller
Carl Renter
Minnie Bishits
Misa‘Caruther
Helen Hurkart
Grace
Behoel Thriatmag Hay
Fthel
Renter
Chereh Bolder
Mariotta
Pansy Bianxe
Wetherfotd
Lake Thompson
Edwar Rossrocker
Patl Hatlenbeck
Sidney Kelly
Epanslaé Banner
Else
Roan
Marion
Biange
Pearl Gagnon
Bather Snell
Rath Harris
Gladyx
White
Gladys Crutchfeld
Myrtle Drenaler
Elizabeth Stank
Ethel
Trimble
Hammang Childs Accident At Home Reported
A young Hammang child was badly scalded in an accident at the home of Mr and Mrs William Consingham on Bejolt Avenue. The child slipped into a tub of hot water and sustained serious burns. medical aid was given and the wound bandaged.
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Littis
Caple Hammang
Dausiiler
Pan Hammnang
Bejolt’ Avenue
Mev
Wiliam Consingham
Herping
A. Persis
Teachers Meeting Enjoyable Affair at Park Schools
The Division 3 teachers meeting, called by Life Director Thomas Hart on December 14, drew about two hundred teachers. Attendees visited Wat Park schools, shared readings, performances, and talks by Frank Curtis Tobin Costells Lawton Farr and others. A patriotic flag ceremony closed the event at the Municipal building.
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Coubity “Life
Thomas Hart
Woreat Park
Ald Society of
Wie Forvet Park
Hart
Edison
Vorokoff
Frank Curtis
Mise Helen Hock
Tobin
Costells
Lyons
Lawton
Cleera
Country Life
Farr
Btar
O Great Park
Tin municipal tree program features local choirs
The municipal Christmas tree celebration includes performances by St John's Glee Club, Forest Park Metropolitan choir, St Peters choir, Pioneer Church choir, Harlem Maennoz choir, Harmonie, and Almira Dammenchor, highlighting a diverse local music lineup.
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St Johe’n Glee Club
Forest’ Park Methodiat Phyrah
St Peters ‘Choir
Pioneer Church Choir
The
Harmonie
Almira Dammenchor
Peter’s Church Activities and Holiday Events
Parish notices from Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church detail English and German services, Sunday school, a Christmas concert, choir performance, and Friday meetings. A grand reception and ball hosted by the Women’s Benevolent Society is planned for the Maccabees group at Ber Fer’s ball, with social events and price adjustments referenced.
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Peter's Church
Bonday School
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Comimlyntonor
Flanna
Bicholsky
Wendt Sind
Winmam Radtke
Flr
Lybrand, Tors Dros
Montaomary
New Jersey
Iriah mMaweh
Jaugh
Vorowini
Triehman
Orang
Jones
Egypt
Ona
Semition
Otgeer Demandeu
Ngw
Ta-Ehal
Moose
Justamere Club
Herbert Hintze
Haliddy
Waldemar Tat
Man Kathryn
Bonmildt
Chaminade
Ranta Watts
Whimark
Mise
Lilian “Wasidry
the Swallows
Cowen Mise
Edna Landrebe
Marie
Qoimodt
Bendix B. Béyhold
Rosen
Mino-Tasin Michalaky
Iplane—Sybites
Jon Waldemar Zatz
du Bist Wie
Eine Hlump
Cog Immer Canoe
Mian
Fith Ali Yarte
Anda
B. Dechold
Weber Lemare Mern
Howe
Winn
Methodist Church
Order of Moose
Hajl
Madison Street
Dew Plains
Rahemd
Oniz
Zenest Association
May Forest
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