Personal Ads Spark Indignation at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Kiwanis members denounced newspaper ads of a personal nature attacking Edward Roos, president of Roos Company, cedar chests maker. The group debated immediate protest and referred the matter to the executive committee while also hearing Savites night plans for Oak Park Arm Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwania Club
Edward Roos
Roose Company
Kiwans Club
Clifford Blackburn
Oak Park Arma Hotel
Real Estate Man Rouses to Fix Store Lease in Forest Park
Be zouk of Eureka South Dakota seeks location for a variety store in Forest Park. Izaak, choosing Madison Street 7216, plans a new stock after an overnight wakeup. Frank Goergens, agent, hurried from bed to finalize lease. party expects Thursday train to finish moving.
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Bezouk
Eureka
South Dukota
Forest Park
Izaak
Chicago
Ife
Bick
Frank
Goergens
Maxent Truoafer
Mr. Goergens
Mr. Snauk
South Dakota
Jorent Park
Madison Street
Geargens
Man Who Looted Parker Home Gets Prison Sentence
Charles Reidner looted the Louis Parker home at 818 Circle Avenue on October 26. In circuit court Judge Hopkins sentenced him to a determinate term of one to fourteen years in the penitentiary. The robbery involved packing jewels, silverware, and furs valued at $3,000 to $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Charles Reidner
Louis Parker
Circle Avenue
Hopkins
Helier
Mr. Parker
California
Mer. Parker
Florida
Wadner
É. Parker
Blorida
Middner
Telcner
el Paso
Jack Hermanson
Forest Park
Huddoor
Parkera
Los Angeles
Fragmented Opinion on Crime and Freedom in Society
A garbled quotation questions whether society is freer from criminals than ever, contrasting it with a patched and troubled condition of the jails. The incomplete text hints at debate over law, order, and public safety in a historical newspaper fragment.
Church Notes at St Johns Ev Lutheran Missouri Synod
The notice lists services at Circle Avenue and Washington, including English morning worship at 10, German service, Sunday school, and weekly events such as Ladies Aid, Junior group, orchestra, chorus, and choir practices on specified days in the church calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DT. John's EV
Lutheran Missouri Synod Circle
Avenua
Wachingien
Ilarcos Wagner
Gervan
QT. Paul's Lutheran
G. Wenninger
Comer
Dixon Street
Brown Avenue
Phos Forest
Scholay
Che
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ems Fifa
Englizh
Community Methodist Scouts Talk Sunday Morning
Community Methodist Stev Thompson will speak to the boy Scouts on Sunday morning on That Boy. Forty attended Epworth League last Sunday evening with a luncheon served. Hoya from Wheaton College led the service. The Standard Hearers of the Community M. OK church meet Monday evening in the church parlors. Eight plans were formed at the operat board meeting to improve attendance and officer care. Edward Fox is superintendent with plans for the future. Sunday activities include 9:45 a.m. worship, 1:30 p.m. Epworth League, 7:30 p.m. preaching, and a Wednesday night service at 7:30.
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Stev, Thompson
Boy Scouts
Epworth League
Hoya
Wheaton College
Com Jhunity M. OK
oMerat Board
Inet
Cary
Edward Fox
Ipworth League
Multiple church notices outline services across Lutheran and Reformed parishes
OT. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran and Pioneer Presbyterian list weekly worship times at 9 a m 10 a m and 11 am with German and English services on Sundays plus weekday activities including choirs and social events. Reform and Baptist churches schedule sermons Junior Endeavor and prayer meetings through the week with varying times and locations in Oak Park area.
Desplaines River Improvement Bill Under Consideration
Citizens push for a $500000 Desplaines River and Salt Creek improvement if a Sanitary District bonding bill passes. Petitions circulate while the Suburban Sanitary League and Izaak Walton League urge contacting Springfield lawmakers. District 7 figures Roos Springer Castle in the state capital back the measure though concerns of downstate influence linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desplaines
Salt Creek
Suburban Sanitary League
Izaak Walton League
Springfield
Frank L. Roos
Lewis B. Springer
Howard P. Castle
Cook County
Field-Stevenson Parent-Teachers Endorse Council
The Field-Stevenson Parent-Teacher Association urges the Forest Park mayor and commissioners to halt new soft drink parlors, praising their welfare stance and requesting no further licenses for such establishments. Led by President Ustav H. Olson and Secretary Glorgh T. Wicox, the group argues environmental and youth impact concerns require action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Desplainen
Duntop
Field-Stevenson Furent-Teecher Association
Garfield School Notes and Parent Teachers Meeting
Garfield school teachers enjoyed a six o'clock dinner at the schoolhouse and attended Peter Pan at Ascher's theater before a evening Parent-Teachers meeting. The Garfield school PTA plans for the next program and lists class officers, student absences, whooping cough cases, and Lincoln program readings and contests.
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Garfield School
Verneay Malcolm
June van Scholek
St. Valentin’s Gay
Ascher's Theatre
Inter
Misrea Gurney
Kammerer
Scott
Schtaaser
Yanseck
Schaefer
Winifred Whitmore
Evelyn Wiltmore
Behwartz
Dahnke
Misa Emire
Garfield
Olhers
Prealvent
Charles Peternam
Ruth Newel
Irene Heldenway
Frengurer
Lostie Klapdouhr
Robert Herman
Milas
Schlogner
Norven Wartman
Florence Blome
Miss Whitmore
Genevieva Smith
Misa Gurney
Lincoln
Syvern
Walt
Sta Strain
Gladys Tough
FIELD STEVENSON SCHOOL PUPIL LIST AND CLASS NOTES
FIELD STEVENSON SCHOOL ac oo Mose Marshall and Edna Marie Meyer are winners in this contest June Carroll led the program and heads the history class. The 8A's were quiet of the SI's. Two new first graders Lilian Rede and Jella Tritza, two new fourth graders Helen and Daniel Trotza. An omission correction lists Lucile Neville Lola Nebel and Mary Cavallere among fifth grade top averages. A new ninth grader Anon Trotsa joins. all grades discuss Lincoln for his birthday. Deposit totals by grade are listed with percent earnings. Benign notes on staff and student movements appear, with class banking averages and thrift banner. The SA class elects officers: President John Gibson, Vice President Henrietta Dykstra, Treasurer Frank Howant, Secretary Clara Witte.
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Mose Marshall
Edna Marie Meyer
June Carroll
Yueata
Grant School
Lilian Rede
Jella Tritza
Helen
Daniel Trotza
Lucile Neville
Lola Nebel
Mary Cavallere
Anon Trotsa
Lincoln
Hoffman
Miss Learman
Lillian Rossberg
Dorthy Webber
Anna Webber
Norbert, Bartlett
Ernest Miotag
John Weyrand
Mary Blackwelder
Angelne Behults
Widen
Nome
Alaska
Mrs. Chapman
Preelden
John
Ibxon
Menrietta
Dykatra
Trenaurer
Frank Howant
Clara Witte
Police capture man who assaulted woman on December night
A man aged about 1 1 2 years, identified by a victim from Adams Street and Hannah Avenue, was arrested Sunday night after an unprovoked attack in December. He admitted the act but police found him simple minded. He was placed in custody with his Chicago parents.
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Adams Street
Hannah Avenue
Jim
Jenan
Chicago
John Madsen Team on Oak Park Reservoir
Eight three horse teams with dirt wagons belonging to John M Madsen work on excavating the dew On Park water reservoir on Lake Street. Madsen has a subcontract for hauling dirt under contractor W J Newman. Three horses are used per wagon due to slippery ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Madsen
Park Water Reservoir
Lake Street
Maadsen
W. J., Newman
Origin of prepaid postage in olden times
A tale explains how recipients paid postage in ancient days until an ardor filled lover sent couriers to a lady who returned them unpaid. The Poetman proposed that senders cover postage to save trouble, and the idea was adopted by authorities.
Manila Surrender Cards Numbered by Years and Names
On Aug 18 1809 Manila surrendered to the American army led by Gen Wesley Merritt. The year adds to 26 and Merritt’s name has 15 letters. The American land force counted 8 500 men while the Byealah garrison stood at 18 000.
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Manila
Americas Barmy
Wesley ML Merritt
Wesley Merritt
Byealah
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Kiwanis Club
Peter
Bannah
Adama Street
William F. Buch
Haat
Ance
Mareogs Avenue
Ferent
Achoel
Chiele
Torchbaarere
Pioneer Presbyterian
Human Baptist Church
Harlem Avenue
Herman Kaaz
Unday
Annday School
Merton Park
Young Peoples
Christian Science
Wirmt
Crist
Oak Park
Dinols
Evesue
Ontario Street
Welock
Oak Park Avenue
Thomas O'Donell
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Dee Plaines Avenue
Desplaines River
Field-Stevenson Parent-Teachers Endorse Council
Grace
Genda
Field-Stevenson &Chool Ac Oo
Betty Washburning
Echool
Milas Dexter
Evelyn Miller
Chard Cratte
Mae Hoffert
Rehool
Fiala
Fritz & Dosenbach
Madison St
Valentine Flowers
A. H. Schultz
Florist
Oak Park, Illinois
Washington Blvd
Charles J. Dempsey
Washington Boulevard
John Madsen
Oak Park Reservoir
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