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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1925

Page

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Harlem State Bank opens new Forest Park home

The Harlem State Bank in Forest Park celebrated its new, larger building at Madison Street and Hannah Avenue with an at home reception. The quarter million dollar structure features Radford stone columns, expanded banking space, a modern vault, enhanced security, and additional parking.

Hard Homme Huron State Buyings Bank Madixon Street Hannah Avenue Forest Park Bank Dusintan Plana Ghend Bank W Madison Street Fraight Bank Alsa Old City Safe Deposit Boxen Safe Deposit Vault Fred Eee TT

Doob Plans to Erect Apartment Building on Adams

Henry Loeb, Madison street dry goods merchant, buys a 100 by 160 foot lot on Belolt avenue and Adaing street for 12000 to build a three story apartment house with about 380 units. The deal awaits deed perfection and possession, with no definite start date or finalized plans yet.

Doob Adams Henry Loeb Madison Street Belolt Ave Adaing Street Ina Joseph Slatner Doub Selina Jesse

Three Playgrounds For School Houses Is Commission Plan

The village council may set aside 1400 to the playgrounds commission to create three fully equipped playgrounds with a single director to share duties. A conference with W L Allen of the National Recreation and Playgrounds Association discussed funding, estimating 600 per site and 1150 to equip all three, plus 2300 for a director. Tax support would be about 2300 yearly, not available before June, prompting a bond-issue discussion at a joint council meeting.

Playgrounds Commission Burkart Otto C. Tamm Recreation and Playgrounds Board Mie Coun W. L. Allen National Recreation and Playgrounds Association Ilinois Algo

Harlem Avenue Chapin Buildings Resume Construction

Breve Haplin has issued permits for three two story buildings on Harlem Avenue by the Chapin firm. Foundations were set earlier and stand well. the sites lie south of several flat structures built that year by Mureau and Chapin. Forest Home Cemetery seeks a 15000 addition on Des Plaines Avenue and a 12000 one flat building is planned at 284 Des Plaines Avenue.

Hapin Harlem Simbe Street Mureau Chapin Forest Home Cemetery Desplaines Avenue

Kottke Relative Dies in Milwaukee Area Train Crash

Mra ion Kottke of 274 Elgin avenue received a telegram Saturday night announcing the death of her brother-in-law, William Kottke, of Milwaukee, in a railroad accident near there. Ernest Kottke rushed to Milwaukee, attended the funeral in Wykoff after the body was brought there from Forest Park. Carl Poeachel of Wykoff had been visiting in Forest Park prior to the tragedy.

Mra Ion Kottke Elgin Avenue William Kottke Milwaukee Ernest Kottke Aime Wyatt Minnesota Wykoff Thoreday Carl Poeachel Wycott Kottke Forest Perk

Charles F Dreghsler Qmk Park Undertaker Obituary

Charles F Drechsler of Qmk Park died on Monday after a long illness and brief illness. He founded the Drechsler undertaking business at 1116 Lake Street about 13 years ago and was active in Oak Park circles, leaving his widow Sophie Bievert and son Earl. Burial is at Forest Home conducted by St Johns Lutheran with many family members in attendance.

Charles I. Drechsler Gk Park Lake Atreat Mayo Brothers Uhe Karl University of Michigan Mr. Drechster Lyden Elgin Avenue Dixon Street Forest Park Hila Drechster Alnce Thia Place Jie Mies Sophie Q. Bievert Iver Forest Earl Martin Willam H Adolph Oak York Hertian Corinda Town Fred Mesenbrink Maywood August Hiller Forest Turk A. J. Lebmull Hiver Forest Henry Hana Yorent Forest Parks Willan Lemkulr Fairbank Misa Idy Theatielerg Forest Park Wistera Drechsler Pulfle Club Fe Oak Park Charites Qak Glen Oaks Lone'y Club Messra J. Praeter Otto Schum J. Obiis Wm. Ohlig John Abraham Ft. Pagenkopf Forest Home Lake Street William HF. Drechsler Hia Brother

Village Plans New Building for Its Waterwork House

Village engineers draft a uniform new building for the waterworks engine plant. Construction faces delays due to machinery setup and wall vibrations from operating equipment. The project will be funded by the water fund, with legal oversight to avoid bond issues. building inspector Henry Zahn has condemned current structures and warned against continued use.

Riloco Henry Zahn Haa

Fire alarm pulled at Altenheim. no fire found

A fire alarm was pulled at Altenheim Sunday evening around 0 80. The lone department arrived promptly and found no fire. Inmates were not disturbed and could not understand the alarm. The fire chief could not determine who pulled the box.

Altenheim

Rudolph Hegs Purchases Big Studebaker Auto

Rudolph Hegs of 7425 Warren Avenue purchases a new seven passenger all cylinder Studebaker automobile. The transaction highlights a local car trade and reflects growing consumer activity in the area.

Rudolph Hegs BIG Studebaker Auto Hudolph Hess Warren Avenue Yau Srudebaker

Kiwanis Ladies Night at Oak Park Arms Hotel

Kiwanis hosts a ladies night at Oak Park Arms Hotel with Judge Ninian Walsh as speaker. The event includes a dinner and dance, a patriotic speech on Lincoln and Washington, and a broadcasting segment from Oak Park Army Station. Addison G Proctor, a delegate who helped nominate Lincoln, is noted. a substitute officer is planned due to Proctor’s recent death.

Oak Park Arms Hotel Ninian Walsh Kincoln West Oak Park Art Hotel Dincoln Washington Oak Park Army Station Addison G. Proctor Abraham Linceln Proctor Eubatt

Educators Leave for Cincinnati to Attend National Meet

School leaders including Forest Park superintendent Mueller Proviso High principal J Iathnan and River East chief Miss Shinn depart today for Cincinnati to attend the National Education Association Superintendent branch meeting running through March 1. The National Association of Secondary Schools will also convene with high school principals, among the year's largest educator gatherings.

Jtadelph Mueller Forest Park Atholol Fhathnan Princial Proviso High School Miss Shinn River Reat Swill National Educaton Innociation National Association of Secondary Schonis Wit United States

New Sidewalks Planned for Forest Park South Part

Village council approved pressing sidewalks on Circle, Harlem, and adjacent streets from Fifteenth to Birteenth, appointing the village engineer to prepare plans and grades. A highway department approval was reported for Harlem avenue paving, with changes possible. start hoped this fall. Fire station site discussion and real estate aid followed, with tax-title vacant lots noted. Council transferred 4400 to the playgrounds fund and adjourned.

Cirele Marenke Kigho Harlem Avenues Fifteenth Birteenth Street Theodore L. Lobstein Harlem Avenue Slite Highway Department Jang Heald Urisch Cron Desplaines Avenue Michalsky Eouth

Burglaries Strike Kurt Berliner Home In Early Evening Theft

Burglars entered Kurt Berliner at 1117 Troost Avenue while he and Mrs Berliner were away. They returned around 0 o'clock to find losses valued at about 200 dollars, with coins heirlooms money and checks taken from a dresser. Police were notified but no clues were found by press time.

Kurt Berliner Troost Avenue Hogland France Po Ies

Armb rust Names Committees For Commerce Body

W M LeClear of Oak Park spoke to Forest Park Chamber of Commerce on income tax returns. He answered questions for thirty minutes. Armbrust announced 1925 standing committees with members named by chairmen, noting additional committees to be added at next meeting. Secretary Nelch absent, Judge Witt acted as secretary. August Henze served the buffet.

W. M. LeClear Oak Park Iirn Tucker, Remington and LeClear Certified Public Accountants Meraneto Chicago Forest Park Chamber of Commerce LeClear Til Holy American Institute of Accavitanion Mingla Bacoty Armbrust Pienje F. T. Reuchter Irving Witt Frank Rose Arnold Sosnik TH. Buchohts Otto Teich R Hos. Bartling Fred Samuels George Gibson F. HB. Rosenberg Gottlieb Behwab Herman Jacobx Paul Harhold A. J. Hall C. W. Beecher W- Hanna W. J. Meyer Adolph Wendt Conrad Michalsky Rudolf Burkan

Bonds On Hospital Addition And County Jail Vote

Voters in Cook county will vote Tuesday at polling places from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on two bond measures: 2 825 000 for a hospital addition and 4 000 000 for a new county jail. The jail plan includes buying the Hinde well on Western Avenue for a jail and courthouse. The old jail is crowded and lacks expansion room. A Superior Court judge candidate will be chosen. Precincts include Roosevelt school, the Village Hall, and the Methodist Church with three old polling places used instead of five.

Nutleeux Cook County Hindewell Western Avenue Tt 4 Superior Court Ory

Real Estate Boom Reported by Loebstein in Florida Lands

Theodore J. Loebstein, returning from Florida, says development is coming to the area. He bought land after a West Palm Beach purchase a year ago for 1 200 and now rejects 7 500 for the same lot. A 4000 bond adorns his former parcel as the market heats. He recounts two misadventures including a swollen jaw and a room search by the KiKi leader’s secretary as he sought lodging.

Theodore J. Loebateln Thievevelt Road Florida West Palm Beach Mr. Loebstein Forest Park

Forest Social Club Holds Large Meeting Last Tuesday Night

Forest Social Club gathered over 100 men from surrounding areas at the new club room to discuss provisions for membership and the pending charter. Secretary Vogel read the constitution while officers urged better acquaintance. plans included a bon voyage party at Legion Hall with details to follow.

Forest Legion Fill Cleele Avenue Adium Street Maren Prusstei Guateve Dion Attarney Suwraleda A. Saladidrerved

Wolk Seeks Re election for School Board President

Charters J Wolk announces candidacy for re election as president of the vehdal school board at the April election. He cites ongoing projects and says he consented to run again after being asked by Tauing ptr BonE. Incumbent terms of Win Brant 020 Elgin Ave and George W Ketler 118 Elgin Ave expire. Several candidates have yet to declare. The township election is slated for Tuesday April 7 with five motions denstities and one poundminster free to by elected. Judge W W Murray and Constable Rey Idelwon serve as retirement officials for Parent Pare. No opposition has formed against Murray yet.

Charters J. Wolk Agaln Vehdal Board Tauing Ptr Bone Wolk Brant Elgin Ave George W. Ketler Elgin Avenue Nothey Hive Erat Ja Building and Grounds Aly. Keller Ta Ebade Muin W. W. Murray Constable Rey Idelwon Hay Murray Constable

Property Owners Face 10 Bills for Avenue Improvement

Residents along Muronga avenue protest opening of Marengo and Elgin avenues with costs to be levied on benefiting property owners. Court orders dictate village must pay for disputed property and assess adjoining lots, while opposition claims charges are unfair and the project remains contentious among villagers and officials.

Muronga Avenue Lunaris Liarrison Toby Linn Marenga Daweganont Hurkurt Bees Wattaly McNeal Dunlop Avenue Kilveld Marenge Avenue Elgin Marengo Lehmer Avenue Warrloon Serosahe Great Western Railway Elgin Avenue Marengo Avenue Eaort

Bomb Threat and Vest Incident at City Council Meeting

An armed man wearing a bullet proof vest confronted the mayor and council, claimed to have a bomb device, and threatened to detonate it among the crowd. Police intervened as the mayor escaped, with the assailant describing a blast that would wound but not permanently injure twenty to thirty people.

Council Mayer

Harlem Roosevelt Bank Raises Capital Stock Amid Oversubscription

The Harlem Roosevelt Bank plans to enlarge its capital from 50 000 to 100 000 after oversubscription to 55 000. The move follows capital controls raising minimum city bank capitalization and aims to avoid delays from late entrants and rival pressure.

Harlem-Roosevelt Bank Harlem- Roenvelt State Bank

February Booster Draws Trade After First Distribution

February booster promotional rollout sparks strong trade interest as Hoosier on Madison Street markets large format ads. Forest Park merchants note expansive distribution by Chicago distributing company, with plans for March delivery to boost spring trade and directory coverage across nearby villages.

Forest Park Hoover Madison Street Fainy Eg Tha Wooster Forest Park Marest Pork Chicago Martech

Parking Curbed on Ferdinand Avenue After Complaints

Chief Licht ordered curb parking limits on Ferdinand Avenue for half a block south of Madison Street. The narrow street needs clear space for cars moving behind the theater after village council actions following multiple accidents at Circle Avenue and Roosevelt Tosé.

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H A. Dow Harlem State Harlem Avenue OF Chapin Buildings Charles F. Dreghsler QMK Park HONDA Cincinnati Commerce Loebstein Ferddnand Avenue
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