Proviso High School Holds Ninety-Eight Graduates Address
Ninety-eight pupils from Forest Park grade 1 schools graduated Thursday evening at Proviso High School. Attorney Walter W. Mayer delivered the commencement address, praising grammar schools and the duty of parents, community, and state in education. The program included student performances and the ceremony concluded with remarks on belief in God, self, and others as foundations for future success.
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Forest Park
Gydinibum
Proviso High School
Walter W. L Mayer
Albart H. Satinderd Bunter
Community
Carl Bonn
Addrenn
Walter W. L. Mayor
Cook County Circuit Court
America
Clifford Demarest
Proventa
Rudolph C
Meath
Shaw
Chicago
Anerican
William.a. M‘keever
Walter W. L. Meyer
McKeever
United States
Winter permits for 28 buildings in resident districts
December issued 28 building permits totaling 42 540 dollars with notable projects including a two family brick house at 631 Kigla avenue costing 11 000, garages at 1500 and 1510 Oircta avenue each 8 900, a bungalow at 203 Matengo avenue 5 000 and more with several other residences and an Imperial Methodist factory addition at Harrison street and Circle avenue. Highest value project is 11 000 for the brick two family. Seven garages were approved, the largest at Henry Arch corner Van Buren and Desplaines costing 2 000 dollars.
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Zatn
Kigla Avenue
Carl Remagte
Mirengo Avenue
George Bond
Aimilar
Ferdinand Avenue
Nic Quarditabene
Elgin Avenue
H.H. Hanile
Madison Street
Fred Odenschana
Imperial Mathodan
Harrison Street
Circle Avenue
Heven
van Buren and
Desplaines
Belief in Five Foundations for Success
A fragmentary excerpt emphasizes five core beliefs for success: belief in God, belief in oneself, belief in others, belief in the surrounding group, and belief in the work one undertakes. It links these convictions to achievement, education, home life, and community environment as essential foundations.
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Raopee
Proviso High Opens With New Courses For Frenchmen
Forest Park graduates entering Proviso High School will have a week’s vacation as second semester starts January 28. Twelve rooms will be ready soon but no daily Frenchmen accommodations yet. New courses for Frenchmen include English arithmetic civics and occupations, each a semester course, plus a program to introduce pupils to various professions and guide course choices for future work.
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Forest Park
Pew
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Gets Machinery Contract
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co was awarded the machinery contract for the new well and reservoir by the village council at Monday’s meeting. The bid specifies water certificate payments and equipment including air receivers, starter station, and motor with a 40 degree cycle, with further arrangements and water fund transfers delayed to next session.
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Chicago Pneumatic Tool So
Chicago Pneumatic Aly
Indiana
General Electric
Apettal Water Fund
Obituary notes from Forest Park and surrounding area
Multiple obituaries appear for Mrs. Aulda Maria Poleon also known as Marie Moleon, Mrs. Fredericka Bschwanzyk, and Mrs. Anna Wanner. The items record birth dates, residence in Forest Park, funeral details, survivors, and burial locations with minor inconsistencies in spelling and dates.
Police Benevolent Association to Host Forest Park Mask Ball
At a Forest Park meeting the Palice Benevolent Association names a committee to stage a winter mask ball. March 1 is set at Moose hall after missing Forest Park ballroom. orchestra to be composed of Forest Park boys.
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Palice Benevolent
Forest Park
Peter Mayer
Gari Gretchel
Henry Mayer
Harry Beggs
FR. Scheel
William Ludwig
J. W. Miller
Police Bernevolent Association
Fire destroys Joslyn Manufacturing Co. office building
Fire swept the Joslyn Manufacturing Co. offices on Hannah between Harvard and Fillmore Streets last Saturday noon, a 6400 frame structure with a large heating stove. Department crews arrived too late to save the building. A truck of FL Jorgensen backfired at Brown and Lathrop avenues Monday at 1 pm, causing $100 damage before flames were out, with total loss estimated at $400.
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Offles
Joslyn Manufacturing Co
Hannah Meons
Harvard
Fillmore
Carioad
Jorgensen
Brown and Lathrop Avenues
Enjoy New Dance Hall Sunday Evening Dance
A readable fragment announces a dance at Trana والاستad ballroom on Madizon Street. The notice highlights a lively evening for young people and mentions offerings by a furnishing vendor.
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Tranafér
Madizon Strest
Aren Seyrth
Wagene
Toyariginator
Aix
Tom Igo speaks at Forest Park Kiwanis meeting
Tom Igo head of the Manuf acturing Co spoke to Forest Park Kiwanis Friday night sharing a story of his rise from a Pennsylvania steel mill worker to business leader. He described forming a high minded company with ten partners and urged that big jobs await those who aim high.
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Tom
Forest Park
Kiwanis
Tom 0
Tyo
Go Manufacturing Co
Makeru
Inn Vertical Bumper
Forest Park Kiwanis
Mr. Igo
Chicago Heights
Fennsylvania
Chicago
Massions
Salvation Army
Hdodred
Rule
Golden Rule
Hit
Ford
Edinon
Schwab
Gary
Duke
William Hodge
Dr. McKeever
Harry T. Clark
Austin Mcfflennon
B. C. Borbes
Igo
Tyd
Ila
Hla
Aurora
Vicw
F. HB. Joyston Wholesale Grocery Company
To. Manufacturing Coy
Moyer
Clark
Whaledale Businss
Aurord
Arthur Meseke Seeks Forest Park Patronage Bid
Arthur Meseke of Balch-Linder Co. Oak Park and Forest Park secretary seeks local business share. He is a Forest Park native, owner of property at Franklin and Harlem, and has twelve years with the firm. The company decorates schools and public buildings and recently worked on the Stevenson building.
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Balch-Linder Co
Oak Park Avenue
Oak Park
Arthur H. Meneke
High Avenue
Forest Park
Measke
Franklin Street
Harlem
Martin Dammann
Balch- Tinder Company
Forest Park Council Denies Joslyn Permit To Rebuild Office
Forest Park village council rejects Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co permission to erect an office and garage on Illinois Central right of way along Hannah Avenue after a fire. Citizens Committee strong-armed opposition. mayor vows support, while Joslyn vows court action to challenge the decision.
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Kayl
Brisch
de Lare
Healy
Broxham
F. C. Boubrada
Citizens Committee
Bourahda
Zimmerman
Joelyn
Joelyn Manufacturing and Supply Company
Chamber of Commerce
Bailding
Chicago
Neighborhood Club Chorus Debuts at St Peters Church
The Neighborhood Chorus under John Mingeme made its debut Friday evening January at St Peters Lutheran church on Adams street. A crowd attended as the mixed chorus performed five numbers by unison chorus and solos from Mrs Leaster Wilhelm Miss Hasel Allen Master Jean Edward Latten and Miss Gertrude Pits. The program featured works by Rachmaninoff Bolyssbert Protheroe Warner Brahms and others with praise for soloist Maude Boushough and a return of audience response. The Neighborhood club thanked St Peters church Oak Park Neighborhood Civic Club and Forest Park for support and rehearsal space.
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Edith Heileman
John Mingeme
du Ghorin
Lutheran Church
Tiginah
Mingewa du Hinvecita
Alnger
Kou
Bun Municul
Unichorus
Mra
Leater Wilhelm
Dixon
Fred Welbers
Ainger
Hasel Alien
Oak Park
Misa
Thersabouts
Jean Hdward Latten
Grace Episcopal Church Choir
Gertrude Pits
Artlst
Galea
Cish
Rachmianinoff
Bolysbert
A. Nocordt
Daniel Protheroe
Eleanor Bresaman
Warner
Brahma
Maude Boushough
Chicago
Praca
Bins Boushough
Dvorak
Forest Park Club
Ite
Waldheim Cemetery Election And Annual Meeting Held
Waldheim Cemetery held its inspection and annual meeting at the cemetery offices on Desplaines Avenue Monday evening. Elected officers include Fred J. Zettermeister president Jacob F. Helualer vice president Misa Leabel Housen secretary Adolph F och Meir Neil Jf Shannon Herman H Wischer G Velat Wmn J Masa Beary Pfatt William H Feindland Robert 0 Markley directors.
Benefit Ball To Aid Forest Park Planned In January
An event a benefit ball is announced at Memorial Hall to support Forest Park. Invitations note a buggy party motif and a January date with about 80 attendees expected.
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Forest Park
Nelle
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Chicago Pneumatic
Aulda Maria Poleon
Marie Anida Marie
St Thomannavenue
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Mine Hele
Polaon
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Arlington Cemetery
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Fredericka &Chwonk
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Forest Home
Charles F. Crechater
Anna Wanner
Anoy Wanger
Augeat Pistor
Rocky Ford
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L. P. Camsel
First Baptist Church
Calo
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Police Benevolent AG
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Neighborhood Club Chorus
ST. Peter's Church
Waldheim
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