February 1936 Happenings Across Regions
The page notes varied local events in February 1936 including agricultural references to Athert Ritchie and a farmer, mentions of political candidates such as Tom Caton Sinclair and a Democratic committee, and reports on cold weather affecting birds and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siytties Meade Tri
Tate
Mitchell
Aris
Betibimenn
Perit
Ted
Aurora
Tom Caton Sinclair
Qoomimati
Fae
Lenten Services at Baptist Church Announced
The Baptist Church on Digan Street and Hatten Avenue plans Lenten services focusing on the crucified Christ and Easter truth. A series of midweek meetings will run from March 23 to April, inviting all to attend from Newark and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitpteet Chive
Cat Digan
Hatten Avenue
Wyatt Cuminiity
Miiday
Newark
Gatland
Court Rules Against Village In Law Suit
The court ruled against the village in a civil dispute over funds tied to a water project. The judge ordered the village to pay twenty five thousand dollars in damages and outlined a timetable for compliance while leaving bond issues and claim settlements unsettled for now.
Local Attorney in Primary Race for State Rep
An unnamed local attorney runs in a state representative primary. The piece notes endorsements and intra party conflicts as key factors shaping the Republican race. The candidate is linked to Forest Park and Vernon, with community ties and schooling mentioned.
Martin Rohr Joins His Brother in Radio Business
Martin Rohr joins brother in radio venture after leaving a previous shop in Madison street. The Rohrs will operate in the western territories with Martin and his wife planning a move to Forest Park this spring. He will focus on the sales end of the business and is named in a reward trip from a Philadelphia firm for outstanding territory sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Rohr
Mattar Rabe
Hig
Heather
Alfred
Kolin Musig
Madison Street
Atte
Dyter
Rabe
Hirgest
West
Wil Owe
Vorest Park
Burkarts Return From West Tour With News
Rudolf Burkart and Mrs. Burkart with Charles Helfer of Maywood return from a five week southern west tour through Oklahoma Texas and Arizona visiting Mercurekarts in San Jose and Reeds in Los Angeles. They saw many sights including the Conbelye Loene White Sand and Stanford Chaysel Av.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Burkart
Burkart
Charles Helfers
Maywood
Forest Park
Burkarts
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
California
Wal Iiots
Mercure Karts
San Jose
San Francisco
Mins Ral Ruechler
Miulison Street
Coompten
Peter Ctaletouin
Aid Tay
Murest
Mark Ferry
Arenes
Thurharts
Jatin Reeds
Padi Resnodds
Conan
Hese Giantess Mteilage
Los Angeles
Borberty
Leland Stinford
Payee
Frozen Water Mains Prompt Village Crew Action
A large crew of village workers is deployed to thaw frozen water mains. Citizens are asked to run a small stream of water to prevent damage to trees and mains. Mayor Hussey's office urges cooperation as prolonged severe weather continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steret
Mardis
Hussey
Monte Carlo Saturday Nite at Legion Post
The Monte Carlo night at Legion Post runs Saturday evening with doors opening late and a crowd invited to stay as long as they wish. Tickets and drinks are available, with proceeds supporting post activities and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Post
Monte Carlo
Harry Koltenbach
Uomcades
Carla
Tin Yan
Caik Stewart
Uae
Aed
Forest Park Family Seeks Clothes After Fire and Water Damage
A Forest Park family lost most belongings in a fire and water incident. Three children, two boys ages likely under ten and a girl, must replace clothing and essentials. Neighbors are asked to contact Mrs Frank Petersohn or Mary Hardin with offers of clothing or aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Pharada
Soho
Cree Wiig
Une Tate
Ie Janly Nee
Rhs
Frank Petersohn
Aching Street
Murest
Mery
Hardin
Hannah Avenue
Henry J. Mohr Elected President Of Horner Club Amid Contention
Henry J. Mohr was elected president of the Horner Club with a slate of officers including J. Vania as secretary and James Mansfeld, Richard Togo, and Elmer Hansen among regional appointees. Forest Park HQ at 7505 Madison Street and general HQ at 1107 Madison Street Maywood were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viertieg Hehl Briday
Deeest
Cien Chile
Wats
Armani Neaely
Doval
Patina
Ioder
Voor Anneal
Buri
Alyoood Korest
Mack
Cane
Westen
WooPrank Wathowak
Riviere A Tkoon
Malthat
Olen Atteers
J. Vania
I Prigaunu
Melrose
Richard Togo
Bellwood
Daha Peters
Maywood
James Mansfeld
Brooktell
Moo, White
Berkely
Willam Leithvaer
Hillside
Robert Mane
Broadview
Elmer Hansen
Westchester
Forest Park
Madison Street
Council Proceedings Delayed After Accident Involving Officials
Report from a city council meeting disrupted by an accident affecting key officials. The incident prompts a recess as the commissioner and staff review safety and procedural steps, with limited progress on agenda items. Public access to details remains restricted pending formal briefing.
Time Changes This Sunday Replace Daylight Saving Time
A garbled note explains Sunday clock changes replacing Daylight Saving Time with a Masters Standard. It warns residents to adjust and mentions related places and people in a confused way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosca
Von
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athert
Ritchie
Averner
Natweiyl
Peitie Rainie Jaaedy
Sueblenty
Baleman
Tae Willian
Milweuirkes
Baptist Church
Drude
Abissey
Oli
Hall Water
E. Baail Lane
Vernon Woo
Fenesthark
Las
Vie
Aeridan
Kholpes
Charlies Sasunecu
Cts
Neventhy
Rhea Hall
Repubblican
Vernon
Aries Verton
Otte Revelty
Gazen
Kurest Park
Wis
Sime UV
Inahrwowlit
Alps
Vernon W Reich
Alice Louise Keogh
Henry J. Mohr
Horner Club
Huxhold
Atria
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