Chamber Names Its Committee Members For New Year
The Chicago Chamber approves its year committees at a Tuesday meeting. Officers to be installed January 19. Members include Edgar Woesenberg Otto Hetch Charles Bartling Fred Baruets and Charles Huavey in Membership. Other panels cover Commercial Tradustries Transportation Auditing and Public Amalie with chaired by Witt and Michwocky among names. The secretary to address communications about Madison Street parking and Forest Park area work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fores
Mark Qhiwabor
Commercy Dig
Iuuny Iulters
Tengtfly
Ernestfield
Witt Ap
Antis
Notion Taker
Council
Madison Street
Midt
Madison Atreat
Suilae
Murlem Ntaw Huvfogs Bank
Vie Tondl
Chotaus Avenue
Madison Atreet
Forest Pack
Agita
Forest Park
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
WIL
Edgar H. Woesenberg
Otto Hetch
Charles* Bartling
Fred Baruets
Charlee Huavey
Bermuy A. Hinn
Albert
Roos
Paul Huchald
Thea. G. Lobatein
Taduatries
Irwin F. Wit
V. Beecher
Henry ©. Mirck
Weary Arch
James McShare
Albert L. Hall
W Beecher
Paul J. Witt
I. W. Dunn
A. W. Wendt
Hoterment Vod Basquet
Ernest EH. Witt
Bred W. Licht
William Worer
Walter W. L. Meyer
Arthur Woldeman
Bul L. Bechler
Hodd¢ Burkart
George Clheou
Frank Ros
Broger Releh
Public Amalie
Peol m. Witt
Charmany Conrail Michwocky
Mike Telseh
Rigolt Burkart
Harry Fuxhald
Transportation
Fred W. Liebe
Chiylinia
Merimiats HB
AL W. Wynn
J. A. Jarvie
Audling
Conrad Michisky
Childroan
Herman Hano Wid
Garry C. Tughold
Forest Park Club Installs Officers for Coming Year
Forest Park Mews Chile held the tal Joden of officers Tuesday with fifty members present. P. J. Chou foux acted as chair. Ferdinand Schule was elected president with support from one other, George Hurley. The 1926 slate includes Hartley as president, Woodward as vice president, Houler as recording secretary, McHirley as financial secretary, Van Dyku as treasurer, and Dyerak as sergeant at arms. The board lists Zimmerman, Gold, Wiekers, Carson, Thompson and Perryman. Chouldoux praised the ceremony as the best in the club’s history and Hurley pledged active leadership. Se planning involves stereopticon displays by prominent Boetkers among other items.
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Forest Park
Chile
P. J. Choufoux
Poat
Oppus
Ferdinand Schule
George II
Hartley
Drealdent
Brilton J. Woodward
Walter C. Houler
Wri McHlroy
Tndoelal
KR. G. van Dyku
Benlaulx Dyerak
Paul Zimmerman
George Gold
Fred Wiekers
Eric Carson
A. M. Thompson
Thomas Perryman
Chullfoux
Georges Hurley
Ine
A B Dry Goods Store January Sale Announcement
The A B Dry Goods Store on HT Belt Avenue announces a January sale. The lively decorated shop invites shoppers to compete on prices, aiming to attract a big male audience with a bustling display and promotional pricing.
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A. B. Dry Goods
A. B
Avenue
Forest Social Club Installs Officers at Meeting Tuesday
Forest Social Club held its Tuesday meeting to install officers and discuss cooperative teamwork. Key figures introduced included President George IL Hlefenstir, Vigo president M A Lem, Secretary Harry Wiener, and Treasurer Ey Klarland, with officers plus trustees named for the coming year.
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Forest Social Club
Wilton
Yauker
Phitforis
Yarleer
Piofile
Nis Afiige
Necenor
Progrematic Club
Mig
Bo. Duechler
al Ehrhardt
BL J. Doe Yee
William Lull
Michael Irixet
Uileers
Earge IL Hlefenstir
Vigo
M.A. Lem
Harry Wiener
Kreadarer
Ey Klarland
Umick Amore
Trintoy
Sean Thomon White
Jolne Kuinley
al Stolleenfeldt
Brown and Michaels conflict over police pension
Chief Brown and Attorney Michaels clash over a police pension for Brown and possibly the widow of Oleheer Epume Ia. The village faces questions on pension fund creation, mandatory provisions, and payroll removals. Legal action looms as court interpretations of passages are disputed.
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Vortner Police
Uhief
Hernan J. Brown
Michaels
Lawy
Martier
Sealey
Iloda
Clio Brown
Forest Pack
Aetina
Ponner
Brown
Olheer Epume
Healey Teat Minally
Paul Heinzen Europe To Regain Health
Paul Heinzen a former Forest Vari resident and manager of Forest Park AMMxeMyHL park writes from aboard the Mauretania on a voyage to Paris Cologne Berlin Hamburg and home to Switzerland He indicates plans to regain his health during the trip.
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Paul Heinzen
Europe
Paul Heinze
Forest Vari Resiient
Forest Park Ammxemyhl Park
Review
Mauretania
Paris
Cologne
Berlin
Hamburg
Switzerland
Zoning Discussion Set to Rise in Village Council
The village council plans to discuss zoning soon as officials review a favorable Supreme Court ruling. In Forest Park a visiting expert from Chicago urged immediate action while Mayor Kaul awaited guidance from Mr. Blenkey on proper steps. The board also received a request from the chief for a touring car for the police force, financed by local merchants, and noted eleven building permits in December.
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Briseh
Kaul Dail
CIA
Wno
Blenkey
Suet Licht
Pullee
Forest iMark
Coune
Baltimore Family Plans European Health Trip
A Baltimore family planned a fall trip to Forest Park for health reasons. Mr Hielze, unwell, considered a European journey in March to regain his health and return to the United States with his family.
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United States
Mr. Hielze
Muddy
Kiwanis Welcomes Two New Members at Meeting
The Kiwanis club holds its weekly gathering as two new members join. Officers Michael Brisch and Walter Eckyt Waine are welcomed amid plans for a charity auction next week to fund club activities and village sponsorship efforts. Rodney Bran Huon of Mooseheast attends to share updates.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Data Dhe
Michael Brisch
Walter Eckyt Waine
Riverside
Korest
Cliba
Hint Huech- Jey
Offvers
Rodney Bran Huon
Mooseheast
Dover
Vets Seek Free Hospital Access Through Legion Post
The Forest Park American Legion post held a large meeting to urge Chicago newspapers to inform ex service men and women that government hospitals offer medical and surgical treatment at no cost upon presentation of an honorable discharge. The resolution requests regular notices via columns or radio broadcasts to ensure veterans learn they may obtain care at government hospitals without charge.
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Park Post
American Loxton
jWie
Durley
Menze
Legion Ue Phi
Endowment Fond
Jacobs
Forest Fark Post
Lelous
United States
Aud
American Legion
Wolen
Veternan Bureau
Uoene
Willaizas
Thera Uh
Wwuihen
Cook County American Legion
Miuolx
Chicago
Man Tries to Mail Letter in Fire Alarm Box
An elderly resident in Forest Park attempted to mail a letter by dropping it into a fire alarm box mistaken for a mailbox. Firefighters quickly intervened after the error, with the incident reported as a local confusion on Elgin and Roosevelt Road.
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Chicago
Bina
Wif
Missouri
Silna
Forest Park
Elgin
Roosevelt Road
Oak Park Police Seize Goods From Rollin's Shop
Oak Park police recovered goods valued at about six hundred eight dollars from Rollin's Shop after an electrical shop proprietor, Madlauk, was detained and later moved to Shakespeare Station in Chicago. Authorities indicated the items, traced from an eastern house, had been diverted to Forest Park as part of the investigation.
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Oak Park
Wendendiga
Holling
Holl Wes
Forest Park
Oak Fark
Rev Elmer Williams To Address W C T U On Law Enforcement
The Women's Christian Temperance Union of Cook County plans a series of meetings with noted speakers. The program across Oak Park River Forest Forest Park Maywood Austin and Tubco will form a School of Methods at Euclid Avenue Methodist Church Oak Park on Tuesday January 12. Mrs G G Wooden county president will preside in the afternoon with dinner at 6 30 p m. Elmer Williams will open the evening service at 7 30 p m and discuss The Present Situation. Mrs Susan Wiemerslage speaks on penal institutions J T Islander Smith on child welfare and Mrs Bertha Menger on Sabbath observance. Reservations by phone to Mrs George Edwards.
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Women's Christian Temperancy Union
Cook County
Iret
Tteue
Oak Park
River Forest
Forest Park
Maywood
Austin
Tubbco
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
Mra
G. Wooden
Sp Om
Elmer Walliams
Pinner
George Edwards
Keaton
Susan Wiemerslage
J. T. Islander Smith
Bertha Menger
Martin Luther in Moving Pictures at St. Peter's Church
An eight reel motion picture depicting Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation will be shown at St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Tuesday evening, January 11 with performances at 6 30 and 8 10. The second show gathers attendees in church. a comment notes the church opens for entertainment, praising the production as educational and historically significant and accompanied by special organ music.
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Martin Luther
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Bt Yeter
Lutheran Church
Wren F. Buch
Bt. Petti Lutheran Church
Potestantism
Wittenberg
Forest Park
Burglaries Hit Beloit Avenue Site and Local Homes
A rash of three burglaries in one week left mainly small spoils. Thieves targeted Beloit Avenue, a dental office on Mantoon Street, and a Harlem-Stoovevelt locale, stealing gold, jewelry, and a few checks. Police noted a $200 diamond and dental gold worth approximately 50 to 1000 dollars were taken, while some cash receipts and checks were left unfired. The robberies occurred while residents were away, with scenes of hurried scouring and partial destruction of property.
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Beloit Avenue
Diamond and Sons
Hkarglors
Dr. J. Prankel
Mant Toon Street
Durgians
Otto & Bill's
Stoovevelt
Harlem
Max
Ehultz
Mailigan Street
Theater Treasurer Robbed Of 10000 On New Year Night
Henry Doob's son, treasurer at McVicker's theater, was held up Thursday night during New Year celebrations. A young robber, about 27, forced him and Mrs Doob to surrender currency totaling 10,000 after restricting them with a pistol. The thief fled as officers were alerted. a fire guard assisting was compelled to aid the robber and warned not to pursue within ten minutes.
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Agar Doob
Henry Dood
Madison Street
McVicker’s Theater
MecVicker's
Doob
Uefa
Ant
Dha
Bir
Kaw
Jain
Mra
Boob
Acacia Club set to host Friday evening address
Rev R Keene Iy tan, noted pastor from back of the yards, will speak at the Acacia club in the Masonic temple Friday evening. Rev Elmer Williams, head of the Anti Saloon League of Chicago, will speak at the February meeting. Emil J Buechler will preside. a musical program and hot lunch announced. all Masons invited.
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R. Keene Ityan
Acacia Club
Masonic Temple
Elmer KE. Williams
Anti Saloon League of
Chicago
Emil ‘J. Buechler
Grant School Building Fund Boosted by Benefit Night
A community plan to add a gym and recreation space for Grant School is advancing. The Parent Teacher Association voted to use 871.14 from the "Cents Fund" as the nucleus of a building fund with a benefit night at Warrington theater. The show, "Too Many Turnites," will run for a week and proceeds will support the new assembly hall.
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Kchdo
Waa
Gro Warrhigs
Oak Park
New ‘Building Fund
Writsh Block
Chicago Playright
Marlon Wayers
Warrington
Ding
Tone
di Tuvingli
Heachoy
0 van Lentep
View
Ing
Stra
Lanuck
Henry H. Hellenian
Assembly Hall
Hetlefaw
Parent
Aren
Blondy
Alton
Arctic Explorer MacMillan Speaker at Provise High
Commander Donald J. Sue Milfan, famed Arctic explorer, will speak at Provine High School. He will discuss recent far north trip and outline plans for another expedition while noting limited student audience funds and future moderation goals.
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Arctic
MacMillan
Flommander
Donald J. Sue Milfan
Will Apeak
Abs
Far North
Provine High School
Shureilay Uyauing
Macbilliag
Rane Funda
Norst
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Goming
Forest Park Club
Zulu
Prouidenthal Insurance Company
Yurkart
Compassioner Iisen
Agila
Brisel
Walter Meyer
Healey
Bem Teaue
Ats Sa
Are
Fens A Enells
Gte
Legion Poat
Rollin's Shop
Elmer Williams
W. C. T. U. ON. Law Enforcement
St. Peter’s Church
Beegladen
Dundé
Ueade & Towle
Haliday
Henry Doob
R. Keen Ryan and
Elmer E. Williams
Grant Kehoot
Apelny
Fhirent Leacher
Madinou
Wtreet
Thie Koma
Vith
Zens
Pareeptteacher Association
Lee Pitman
Twchool
Heileman
Frank Hose
Cirous Fund
Chirgo
North Side
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