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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1958

Page

17

Injunction Halts Village Move to Shut Lenco Plant

Village faces a temporary injunction won by Lenco Manufacturer Co obliging the village to allow operation after the license expired May 1. Neighbors complain of night noises and non zoning for manufacturing. Mayor Meyer will hold a full hearing. Forest Park storm sewer interest noted. engineer Sunde assigned. Street lighting allocations totaling 27 000 passed. an ordinance bans through truck traffic on certain streets.

Edward B. O'Shea Lenco Manufacter Co Thomas Leonard F. Kleis Meyer Mike Lambke Forest Park Glen Sunde Hannah Avenue Bravel Roosevelt Road 12Th 16Th Street Erriair Streets

Window Breakers Reported Loose In Beloit Area

Four complaints logged with the local police as window breakage sprees hit Beloit and Roosevelt apartment buildings and nearby homes. Contractor Mike Acerra reported seven windows broken in a new apartment building. Anna Hunter and Mrs. J McAllister each reported smashed home windows. Albert Zientek said a window was broken in his car at the CTA lot with gas and oil gauges damaged and a dented fender.

Mike Acerra Beloit Roosevelt Anna Hunter Yvannah J. McAllister Marengo Albert Zientek Maywood CTA

Ist Savings Maintains 4 Percent Dividend Rate

The Board of Directors of First Savings and Loan Assn. of Forest Park voted to keep the 4% per annum dividend on savings investment accounts. The decision followed review of home loan income, reserve position, money market conditions, and other factors. Chartered in 1641, the association is located at 7519 Madison St.

First Savings and Loan Assn. of Forest Park Madison St

Forest Park collection raises funds for cerebral palsy

Mrs. Helmut Wenzlaff reports a total of 1245.00 collected in Forest Park from a house to house drive for the United Cerebral Palsy fund. The event occurred on May 200h.

Helmut Wenzlaff Circle Forest Park United Cerebral Palsy Fund

Park Bike Theft Hits Local Youths This Week

Twelve bikes stolen from youngsters in a local park as they watched games and swam. Victims include William Schultz and brother Robert, William Boehlke, Jack Thompson, Peter Gearen, and others from Oak Park. Police urge proper locks. Lt. Moe Schnurstein notes trouble identifying owners.

William Schultz Robert Lathrop Dallas Patt Marengo Richard Hardike Desplaines Frank Consintino Danial Moke Earl Stichel Thomas William Boehlke Peter Gearen Jack Thompson Bryant Fuerst Oak Park Moe Schnurstein

Forest Park Golf Outing Set With Community Support

The Forest Park Golf Outing, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis, Lions, and Liquor Dealers Association, will be held at White Fries Golf Club in Bensenville next Wednesday. Tickets are selling well as the event grows annually. prizes include two trophies and a low gross and low net winner using the Peoria handicap system.

Eddie Huebner White Pines Country Club Moe Schnurstein Kiwanis Club Herman Meier Pres. Retail Liquor Dealers Assn Huebner Jack Long Lions Sam Zussman Chamber of Commerce Forest Park Chamber of Commerce Kiwants, Lions, and Liquor Dealers Association White Fries Golf Club Bensenville Anle Moe Schauraten John Leng Howard Mohr Herman Charley Campagna Bowers’ Club Tony Crisanu Set Back Inn Sam Zusaman John Long First Savings Moe Lehnerstein Police Dept Randolph & DesPlaines Liquor Store Mohr Mobile Gas Station Andy Colville Forest Park Review

Local Stores Shift to Friday Evening Hours

Forest Park Chamber of Commerce reports local merchants will switch evening openings from Thursdays to Fridays beginning Friday August 1. Retail stores and financial institutions will remain open Friday evenings while Monday and Friday daytime openings stay unchanged.

Forest Park

Camp gear needed for Illinois Police Association boys camp

Sgt John Tobin of Forest Park police calls for fishing and camping equipment to equip 152 boys for a police association boys camp. Donations of any fishing or camping gear are welcomed at the local police station to support the planned activities.

John Tobin Forest Park Illinois Police Association Tobin

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