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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1926

Page

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Reward Raised for Slayer of Edward Peloum?

The article details a village meeting debating increasing the reward for capturing Munk White, accused of shooting officer Prnstine, with current offers totaling $1,600 from state and bank awards. Officials discuss funds, treasury limits, and whether to raise the total to $4,000, while noting other village financial concerns. It also covers truck payments, Wilmette plant bookkeeping costs, and insurance bids for the police department, with commissioners debating specifications and costs.

Anylacuint Munk White Sllcer Prnstine Era Association White Mellenry P'Elock

Births and school meeting update from local notices

Births notice reports Edward born Christmas Eve to Mr and Mrs William Mobilius of 900 Balolt Way. Progenitors include Mr and Mrs Sam Lavin of 7714 Street. A parent teacher meeting is scheduled for Monday evening January on school matters, with expectations of large attendance.

Mera William Mobilius Balolt Porest Ark Bakery Tly Pew Gayistont Ind Sam Lavin Edward Hool Mendy

Fire Department Works Lightly on Christmas Day

Fire crews in Forest Park answered two runs on Christmas morning amid mild weather and light activity. A tipped over container on Thomas Avenue caused minor damage, while another incident on Teknin Street reported no injuries or major harm.

Warlava Laren Chriatain Ivy Bremen

Birthday Party for August Thode at Daughter's Home

Birthday festivities for August Thode held at his daughter Mrs Wal cobelanited by yytically: dina ter bowler, at 75a) Muarow etreet. Friends and family gathered from 6 o'clock to the evening at the Morest Preserve and Tia saperaks, with Red Grange appetite noted. The guest list included long-time associate Markew Mucny and local figures, honoring Thode for his fifty years of service and loyalty with attendance by Mr Waller, Mr and Mrs Ewald Beidwitz, and Mrs Kotwits. The occasion marked by appreciation for his thirty years as treasurer and his steady presence in the community.

Lulu Wal Dinater Bowler Tia Saperaks USA Osien Red Grange Marly Walters Mr. Thode Waller Mir Ewald Beidwitz Kotwits Heli Ute Hosters

New Members Joined Presbyterian Church Last Sunday

The Presbyterian church welcomed twenty three new members as Pastor Wal Livingston led the congregation after moving from Rushville UK to Forest Park. The church has grown from 20 to 143 members and plans to enlarge the basement to add a dining room and install pews.

Pune Wal. Livingston First Presbyterian Guk Park Livingston Borest Park Rushville Uw Mirshalppl River At. Louta Cone Porest Park Sumtiy School

City event shifts as Madison boosters host seventh annual raffle

A chaotic pageant at Asche theater featured Ruth Aridh and Ruth Kicipated among finalists in a charity event organized by Madison boosters. Prizes ranged from five to twenty seven dollars with winners announced and checks to be mailed the next day, amid a crowd listing dozens of Oak Park residents and local merchants.

Asche Theater Cole River Forest Exeretics Sha Ionnen Etvek Murphy & Joyce Chen Bill Uttechtor Wirchink Gene Pease Dumeniy My Sitlth Che Hevlew Hay Peens J. Murphy Murphy & Toyve Pwo Uble Tlindforth Ruth Aridh Warren At. John's Iuth Fermdinind Ave Ata Laratette Hilxiie Ynyette Lathrop Ave Huub ‘Todd Tio Deon Mire Ftl Tower Creele Wye Adelaide Torebyrs Elmdale Nye Chhergu Diedrich Elgin Ave Eedtoartt Mirdisen Thiel Mewuley Belos Wilvon &T Munroest A. Swiwtex Anpeilbe Sehules Trourt Men. Sim Tae Marengo FP. Sonftieben Thomas Ave Prizea Jobo Andry Dexplaties B. Waberg Judson Blyat Latora Pecket Muerngo Mra W. Phass Tetole Harriet Torgerson Adatung Myu AL Tittmilier Hoomab Exler Botah August Schuita

Burkart Warns of Danger Hitching on Behind Autos

Commissioner Burkart warns of the dangers when children hitch rides behind moving autos. He recounts a past fatal incident near Roosevelt Road where a boy was killed after a car wheel ran over him. He urges a public policy to forbid youths from hitching without parental permission and calls for community agitation to prevent tragedies.

Burkart Coulis Kader Iudulf Hurkart Roosevelt

Pflaume Benefit Promises 2000 Raised for Widow

A relief fund for the widow of Onleer Pflaume has surpassed two thousand dollars as donations flood in. Tickets sold at the Angelera theater and box office proceeds pushed the total higher, with trust arrangements to provide monthly payments until exhausted. Police pursue leads on a suspect named White as investigators press for timely closure.

Agelera Theater Pilaymedi Hutte Dasto Berkley Licht White

Low Auto Numbers for Mayor Kaut and Council Members

Village officials display assigned auto numbers with Mayor Kaut using 1 and others holding 2 through 7. Last year holders may keep numbers if they reapply early. late applicants receive numbers as available. ClerK Hyuxhold reports 160 machines sold. new village license plates are blue on white, about four inches, with state licenses white on blue.

Vilage Administration Kaut Michalsky Zhomerman Weilis Nu Commlasioner Birbch Hut Burkart Stolks Wong Hyuxhold Dtaeter Eoay Trust Wopeat Park

Proviso Football Team Guests of Local Kiwanis Club

Proviso football players visited the Kiwanis Club for a night of praise and encouragement. Captain Kaewel urged balancing study with sport while noting recent football success and championship potential. Forest Park Kiwanis pledged a silver loving cup for the top Proviso team, with school officials confirming plans and appreciation.

Proviso Kiwanis Club Kaewel Beyn Enda Capitan Dark Pack Mctory Bred UB. Tlves Iis Kiwanta Club Forest Park Kiwanta Kiva Wilver Aibra Ithes

Prosperity Outlook From Cashier Dow on 1020 Year

Dow, Harlem State Bank cashier, predicts continued prosperity for the coming year though with caution. He cites federal tax reduction as boosting consumer money, notes potential stock market weak spots, and sees consolidation in industry aiding business prospects despite risks to agriculture and railways.

bin Bess R. Dow Anghier Harlem Adda Campedi Europe

Natural Christmas Trees Decorated With Bright Lights

A Christmas tree at Edward C. Darklau’s home on the corner of Jackson and Be loltuve shines with bright lights. Residents decorate natural trees in the woods and share the holiday, making the village lively at night as houses glow and trees stand before windows, bringing color and cheer to the streets.

Gielow Provigo Klwwain Heart Whatman Priebert Culleh Behuliz Mot- Neach la Pikes Edward C. Darklau Beloltuve Jackson Yond

Chicken Hawk in Brunswick Window Attracts Attention

A mounted chicken hawk in the Brunswick Shop window, within the Apcher theater building, has drawn wide notice. Described by Henry Huter, the hawk is said to dwell near Ceera, with a home about a block from Anatin avenue and just north of the Great Western railroad. The display shows the bird poised to strike, white and gray in color, with wings spread and neck extended, suggesting a ready prey capture.

Brunswick Apcher Theater Henry Huter Ceera Mater

Village officials extend New Year greetings in garbled address

Village leaders and staff send New Year wishes. Mayor Kaul, Commissioners Rudsit Burkart Michalsky Zimmerman and others urge unity to fund municipal projects including a power plant and fire truck. Officials thank volunteers, express hopes for cooperation, and wish residents prosperity for 1920 amid a blurred, OCR-like message.

Kaul Rudsit Burkart Michael Qrisch Ganrad Michalsky Commieator Paul Zimmerman WLC Raul Enbergirige Omunlasbowee Michitaky Towitch Wwe Burk Eligena Foster Licht Walter W. B Meyer Genera Pries Harry Huxhold

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