Hussey Seeks Re-election Amid Party Support
Mayor Hussey agrees to run again after applause from Rether Government Party members. He accepts the candidacy amid strong backing and favorable sentiment at the party gathering.
20 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1939
Page
1
Mayor Hussey agrees to run again after applause from Rether Government Party members. He accepts the candidacy amid strong backing and favorable sentiment at the party gathering.
Forest Park officials touted continued co operation with the county commissioners as they outlined achievements of the current administration. Roy Molin chaired the meeting listing measures such as vehicle retention, water rate redaction, prompt salaries for village employees, a new post office project, and a modernized police and ambulance system. The plan aims to create the suburb’s most beautiful park and an enhanced recreation program under Mayor Husses.
Frank Foster of Harveys and Frank Reich of the U S Secret Service spoke as officers of the Baresi Park Chamber of Commerce for 1939 were installed after a winner. About seventy five attendees at Uttoly restaurant heard Reich outline achievements. New president Ben Berliner presided and officers, including Henry Reich secretary and Charles Hinsse Jr treasurer, were introduced.
BOOST FOREST PARK elects Tedtawet and Howard Poueter for commissioners with Vernon Reich as police magistrate. Ml lauds Fluffii and Flurley for leadership. Prueter heads crate company production efforts. Veen Reel, a Purest Park attorney, cited for legal knowledge. Petitions circulated after the gathering. no decision on a fourth candidate.
Vilbure Cloak and Basler report nearly 400 voters registered by January 12 ahead of a local primary. Gail Pepresents notes movers and residents changing address account for much of the increase. Miro aster aided late registrations with extended hours as Review urges citizens to register and vote.
A draft description outlines a Catholic church project with grand entryways stairs and a two-site vestibule. The building includes a central nave, balcony seating for overflow, and a Sunday office, with plans for a dedicated mission area and ceremonial preparations.
Walter Bran reports C Leliwell Sr will appear on the Forest Park mayoral ballot on Primary Day February 28 amid a petition drive with the Village Clerk on January 9. The 50 year old German candidate known for a likeable manner and involvement in village affairs has long ties to Forest Park and local governance.
Hasen Heoyverh leads a county election bid backed by the Courtrey ta cehel Dernergt Organization and Forest Park chair. He carries support from the South Side Seem club and local fraternal and business groups. He declares himself an independent and says his primary ballot listing reflects a youth driven platform with guidance from seasoned leaders.
Village politics heat up as filing closes Tuesday January 24. Incumbents and candidates tout plans while petitions loom and rumors swirl, with a focus on constructive coverage and fair advertising in The Review.
Delegation from the Forest Vark tutor Government club urged Commissioner Al Thompson to seek re election. The committee learned he cannot run again due to health issues.
A civic message praising a village campaign effort aimed at cleaner politics and equal treatment. It emphasizes that the leader should serve all and uphold the principle of a square deal for everyone in the community.
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