News and Notes from Forest Park and Oak Park Area
Local items note trips by Mn and Mrs. John Breivogel and son Nestor to New York via Detroit Buffalo Albany and visits to Breivogel brothers. Sales at Knock's and Roosevelt Road shops, new carious moves, fishing trips, Suburban Business College enrollment, and various summer travels and home moves. Community notices include real estate, banking invites, and resort stays with numerous named residents and businesses.
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John Breivogel
Dunlop Avenue
Nestor
New York City
Detroit
Buffalo
Albany
New York
Suburban Business College
Tyesday
Forest Park
Phoning Village
Harry Zimmerman
Helton
Long Beach
Cal
Oak Park
Mr. Zimmerman
Chicago
Zimmerman
California
Colorado
Helen
Oak Park High School
Hauling and help wanted ads in Oak Park area
Classified notices seek a young man about 20 in Oak Park to drive a Chevrolet truck with auto parts knowledge for $20 a week. Also a morning collector and 3 hours of early work from Review 5390. German police pups for sale at 1138 Erie St Oak Park. Baby buggy in cream with blue lining at 10. Ford truck and a Roadster for sale, call Forest 9.
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Forest Park
Cleveland
Willian Grosser
Charles Hussey
I. Reisersfeld
Oak Park
Erie St
Euclid
Forest
Isplay
AGATE
Wigs Shape British Ceremonial Dress in Seventeenth Century
Officials and judges adopt wigs as part of ceremonial costume in the seventeenth century. The custom, an ancient practice, traces back to Egyptian royalty and official headdress traditions.
Crete Dwellers Wrote On Clay Tablets Over 1000 Years Ago
On the island of Crete, legible clay tablets reveal writing from more than 1000 years ago though deciphering the text remains problematic for archaeologists. The inscription quality suggests imperfect penmanship and unclear message content.
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Island
Crete
Coast Guard Control During War and Peace Time
Government records explain the Coast Guard operates under the Treasury Department during peace and falls under the Navy Department in wartime, as noted in Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Wille
Cost Guard
Treswury
Navy Department
Liberty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knock’s
Madison Street
C. Herman
Janien Ferencel
Roosevelt Road
Roosevelt
Havings Bank
H. FE. Jenkins
Milton E. Raditz
Michigan
Dettmar & Detar
Harlem Avenue
Morest
Charles F. Greer
Roosevelt State Bank
Anton Soucha
Roosevelt Dry Goods
Fox Lake
Coolidge
Ra 1
Livingston
Presbyterian Young People’s
Chetck, Wils
Rotary
Absolutely
Wate
L. J. Vrooman
Vrooman Linoleum Co
K. V
Nuttall Road
Riverside
Henson's News
Sandy Beach Resort
Dewey Lake
Dawaglac, Mich
Misse@ Antoinette
Edith Lane
Adalaide
Ester Ewing
Grace
Virginia Stevens
Peter Troost
Florence
Peter
Thomas Avenue
Sumer
Montello
Wis
Troost
Marquette Granite Co
Ernest Reich
Gora Beggs
Lillian Daehn
Sunset View Lodge
Minneapolis
John Troike
Lake Delavan
Thomas Tonkin
Adeline and
Leroy
Morris Corrie
Margaret
Adeline Garrie
J. Ehfer
Charles
Walter
Miller
George Valentine
Friedman
Guarls
George “Eliers
George Sulver
Arthur Jahr
Edward Regan
Louis Klose
Gras Lake
Tagly
Madison
Elgin
Lawrence Moore
Elmer P. Moore
Camp’ Wilderness
Fred Flaxbarth
Harry Flaxbarth
Monroy
Theeastern
Seaboard
New England
Joseph Haas
Union Pier
Mr. Haas
E. Neske
Adams Street
Bernice
A. Wessing
Sand Beach
Stoney Lake
Wisconsin
Seal Estate
19Th Ave
Washington Blvd
Maywood
Tern Christ Heinholt
Marengo Ave
Urest Park
Phone Forest
H. G. Stewart & CO
Madison St. Forest
Acorn Rug Cleaners
West Madison St
Nevada
Zuttermeister
Peat
Chas, Schroeder
S. Scoville Avenue
Madison St
Ferdinand Ave
Dunlop Ave
Mth
Mth Ave
Melrose
Ark
Thomas Ave
Lathrop Ave
Hannah Ave
Hall-Heileman Co
F. W W. Smith
Warren Ave
Chi
West Sbor
Wiechman
12Th Ave
Ehler
Elgin Ave
Amie
Golden Oak Dining
Austin
Tof
Artistic
W. Roosevelt Road
Village
Peter A. Franzen
McElroy Beauty Show
Randalpt St
Trovitige Tere Capitol Building
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Foreat “Park
Ethel Kimball
Ward-Kimball
Bradley
Hain
Hain’s
Peer 'Rs
Irving Park Boulevard
Touhey Avenue
Grand Central Station
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