Proviso High to Hold Grades Graduation Night
Pupils finishing eighth grade at several local schools will graduate at Proviso High School on Wednesday January 27 with a musical program by the plain and a performance by the Proviso High School Orchestra. Chicago attorney Paul A. Nenter will bring greetings. The program includes cantatas, choruses, marches, and selections by the high school orchestra. The long list of graduates includes many names across multiple districts, reflecting a large class attendance.
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Forest Park
Proviso Igh
Paul A.’ Newfer
Chicago
Pur Plain
Vieiln Chotr
Drumso Igh
Maddison Streee
Selectiona Provine High School Orchestra
Procensional Cluda
Daniuery
Vath Barcarolis
Talea of
Motional
Ostenbych Yoveenwe Ooela
Lineke
Wilbur i
Lous
WilMai
Jonathan Thompson Vastoe
Comunity
Chutrett
Llustaer Hiss
Adibons
Panl A. Nenter
Antonin Dyorak
Chuss
Vermit Vhrush Wiliams
Arena Yalude
Sen
Manicmann
Maesche Cig
Dipieviena
Geo
Luigi Denny Gini
Hecesaliiuil
Huss
Belectio deBrovisa Hlth
Molte
Honest Aorts
Evgend Withle- Joseph Hone
Harold W. Brown
Mary A. Ginopagiat
Josep B. de Prince
Garoling
M. Finst
Edward A. Perrone
Radulph AL Flege
Ie George FP. Tisbel
Hifrieda J
Gene Aunu
Th Manson Walter
Kate Usvolk
Richard D. Vanderwert
Antoinette V. Vitto Helos Wulff
Carrie M. Weyruuch Clarica W. Zinbel Garfind
Fred J. Bliatue
Matoo Bho
Livan Gleson
Herman i Gittelson
Edgar Oliver Uunses Lillian Shirley Mhotling
George Henry Jacknow
Dorothy Fredericka
Petitions Move to Put City Form on Ballot
John White, head of the agitation group, reports petitions to place two ballot propositions before voters. Signatures near completion, with about 1,500 yet to be gathered, despite holiday slowdowns. Proposals aim to shift city government from a commissioner to a city aldermanic form, with two measures on the ballot.
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John White
White
Murrey
Mr. White
Forest Park Night at the Warrington Cancelled
Forest Park night at the Warrington was affected by a change in the bill. Proceeds from the event support the Grant School Parent Teacher association with ticket sales and donations guiding plans for an assembly.
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Forest Park
Warrington
Grant
Peacher
Drevies
Law Vita
Gurtford
Ita Teeta
Meinters
Kedd- Stevenson
Alwants Club
Soldiers Monument Planned for Garfield Park
Otto Reich prepares a bronze life sized statue honoring the 12d Infantry fallen in battle. The Spirit of the American Doughboy depicts a soldier advancing through barbed wire, modeled after EB M Diquasney statue, with a marble base from Barry Vermont. Dedication set for March 1. 182d Infantry of the West Side Ranlzuthoy, with service in Spanish American War Mexican border and World War I.
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12D
Otto Koteh
Garfield Park
Madison
Washington
EB. M. Diquasney
Barry
Vermont
Bir. Reid
John J. Gurrety
Ranlzuthoy
Local Names List Appears in Wess Haymond Notice
A readerable fragment lists individuals including Jeanette Dorothy Wess Haymond Linden Lucille A. McElroy La Verne FP A. Mller Jenne Parsky Bintebeny Blatt Louisa MM Stonche Wallace AIL Tose Henry L. Schults Carl A. Bchwebt Ovelyn E. Beevers Florence Tree Shaw Oliver Biryker Joseph By Taylor John T. Webb Witbert 11. West and Berthy GC. Zucziowski. The items resemble a roster or notice fragment from a local publication.
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Jeanette Dorothy Wess
Haymond Linden
Lucille A. McElroy
la Verne
A. Mller
Jenne Parsky
Bintebeny Blatt
Louisa MM. Stonche
Wallace Ail Tose
Henry L. Schults
Carl A. Bchwebt
Ovelyn E. Beevers
Florence Tree Shaw
Oliver Biryker
Joseph By
Taylor John T. Webb Witbert
West
Berthy
GC. Zucziowski
Madison Park parking under advisement by village council
The village council met with two members present and discussed several items. Topics included a request from Forest Park Chamber of Commerce to clear trees along the parkway, parking for Madison property owners, a water works motor bid, and a police-related civil case settled for 100 dollars. Local officials noted the deputy county prosecutor and engineer reports, plus a U S raid incident on Madison Street and a license status.
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Villike Couneil
Outyer
Burkart Aid Ganinerman
Michalsky
Lirivch
Comiutsuionor
Michalsky Wies
Dunville
Couneil
Counell
Forest Park
Board of Local Improvements
Wounell
Tli Nad
Legal Department
Ilia
Marengo Avenues
Jackson
Counnlastangr Hurlauirt Way
Casa
Stonmaleer
Healy
Tuyor
Thea
Jook Tate
Parmer
Brown
Connassioner
Zimmerman Aud Whit Thers
United States
Madldon Street
Wader
Forest Park kids need skating facilities this winter
Forest Park residents call for skating venues for children, noting vacant lots and nearby villages with spaces. They urge the village to provide ice, offering to donate water and fix up lots for a safe rink, as families plan seasonal travel to Florida.
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Forest Park Review
Forest Park
Homes Robbed by Prowlers While Owners Away
A string of burglaries occurred Saturday night in Horeat Park with residents at Ferdinand avenue Beloit avenue and nearby streets reporting jewelry watches fur coats and clothing stolen. Police have no clear suspect and urge residents to report suspicious activity. An earlier arrest in St Louis linked to Park thefts is being investigated.
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Horeat Park Fum- Wea
Werte
Follodwa
Merman Stubenberg
Ferdinand Avenue
William TL Muleaum
Beloit Avenue
Ervin Peckat
Feredinand Avenue
Johanna Galdormanan
Malcolm
Yale
Gan
Staizenberg
Pechut
Gultermann
Muy Brig Bly
St. Louis
Bigatory
Federal men raid Forest Park plant to seize alcohol
Prohibition agents raided a Madison Street garage in Forest Park uncovering a cooking plant capable of producing 600 gallons a week from wood alcohol. Matthew Cush was arrested. investigators seized 1000 gallon drums and three trucks. Owner Samuel M. Levy denied knowledge, claiming the space was rented as a garage. Police sought warrants to justify the break in.
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Ohleuto
Madison Street
Deahol
Matthew Cash
Bly
Federal
Bullulig
Henry G. Beller
Lauter Be
Forest Park
Matthew Cush
H. Q. Merrick
Hher Aid
Kiwanis Officials Installed by Rodney Brandon
Rodney Brandon of Mouxeheart led a Kiwanis installation night detailing duties and presenting awards. Notable guests included Lt. Gov. of the district and Loyal Order of Moose officials. a student program followed with music and speeches.
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Kiwanis
Rodney Brandon
Hodney Brandon
Mouxeheart
Stanloy
Dniret Cor Kiwante
Lernations
Order of May Tadnithiten
Eskima
Fire Chief Pries Hears Pointers At State Convention
Miry Chief Pries attended the state convention where he learned that plans for an outside oil tank near the Harlem Avenue garage violate state law. The garage wanted pipes to the building but was barred from placing tanks under the sidewalk. He noted most school buildings are fre tropa and urged against crude tanks near residences without village inspector approval.
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Kewanee
Muarabal
Plana
Harleim Avenue
Pries
Police Association Buys Peaslee Stock
The Forest Work Police Benevolent association voted to purchase eleven more shares of stock in Peaslee Hardware, giving them twenty one shares and making them the largest outside Peaslee family shareholder. Mr. Peaslee offered use of the new building for a benefit dance when completed. a committee including WH Mat Heidelbach, Julius Farr, Arthur Schafer, Herbert Berndt, and Arthur Hens was named to organize it.
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Forest Work Police
Btock
Peaslee
Julius Farr
Arthur Schafer
Herbert Berndt
Arthur Hens
Witt Elected President of Chamber of Commerce
Witt taken the post as president of the Chamber of Commerce with Otto Retch Herman J Hann and Bartes Burniing named as officers. George VP Hartley presided, Henry C Beck acted as usher, and L. Muechler provided music as the event praised civic leadership and community progress. The Chicago Police outpost attended and delivered a greeting.
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Gitert
Chamber of Concouree
Trewin FB. Witt
Otto Retch
Herman J. Hann
Bartes Burniing
EH. Boesenberg
LY. Witt
Ha Hann
Atul Witt
Reed W. Lient
A. K. Hall
George VP. Hartley
Offeer
Bunter
Henry C. Beck
L. Muechler
Wit
Hin
Keleh
Murtineny
Chicago
Forest Park Post Office Site Bill Aims 75 000 Structure
Congressman Gorman introduces a bill to fund purchase and construction of a Forest Park Illinois post office and offices for federal use. The plan backs a building with vaults and ventilation, open space of 30 feet for fire safety, and parking considerations. Debate includes site options along Madigan Street and local opposition over land cost. The bill also mentions postmaster appointments and a push for competitive entry to West Point and Annapolis. A health conference is announced at the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute health center.
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Forest Pack
Bente
House of
United States of America
Con- Qreen
Forest Park
Illinois
Port Etiice
Oaline Tall
Serge
Mindivon
Uius
Madison
Labat
Milsuy Street
Madigan Street
Alva
Chamber of Conte Dnurce
Pully
Firlaus Alten
Une Ruppert
Cotyrescinen
Congress
Vangresasmon
Gari Hue
Qonminber
Todd
Forest
Warhingwa
Committee On Public Buildings and
Oreande
Aake
Congress Gutgresenoap Gortun
Gok Vor
la Grange
Berwyn
Maywood
Melrawe Park
Fle
Gorman Humaleg
West Point
Annapolis
Bureau of Civil, Commercial and Strugetic Aeronautics
Police Seek Car In Bandit Slaying At Speedway
Officers hunt the car linked to the Pflaume murder after the shooting near Westohouter. The vehicle, reportedly involved in the crime, remains missing as sheriffs and insurers pursue recovery and court action. The case, unfolding amid confusion, sees authorities pressing village authorities and the dealer to produce the vehicle.
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Bandit
Wiis
Mina Belny Inn
Oficer Paume
Speedway Hospital
Finurines Company
Oke
Lanrance Company
Shoullapy
PLC
Westohouter
Hiddhe Guy
Licht
S Tars Realy
India Jurhadietion
Ito
Two Horses Die in Barn Fire at Arch Street Stable
A Sunday barn fire on Arch Street near the stone plant killed two horses found dead in their stalls. Fire damage was limited. the stable was closed and no draft existed. The horses, recently bought by Mr Arch, were valued at 50 dollars.
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von Bores Street
We Arch Stone
Horsen
Arch
Clara Platt Praised for Opera Prospects at Huatinan University
In Rochester, Huatinan University instructors praise Miss Clara Platt of Forest Park for a promising singing career. She will lead in an opera produced by actors, a first in its history. Her instructors foresee a bright future on the opera stage. Mrs H D Pratt delivered the news from Rochester via long distance.
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Huatinan University At
Rochester
Clara Platt
Forest Park
Platt
Ite
Aaturday Milas Plate
Herother
H. D. Pratt
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