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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1924

Page

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Nash Company’s Harmony at Work in Kenosha

The Nash plant in Kenosha, led by G. W. Nash and A. H. Alford, is praised for its humane employment policy and community role. President Nuwb Motors’ Nidhi hails production focus, while Tam Ige extols the company’s organized operations, worker welfare, and homeownership support, noting vibrant indoor sports and a factory baseball team that boosts morale.

Nidhi Nuwb Motors Kenosha Wii Witenettva Ige Ige Manufacturing Company Chigago Forest Park Commercial Association Fan Igo Lida Igu Agewadd G. W. Nash A. H. Alford Hutum Nash Nash Plant Tha Kenouba Alford

Officers Installed by Commerce Association Report on Growth

George W. Armbrust was installed as president of the Purest Park Commercial Association at the annual meeting Friday evening. Installed officers include Ottol Kefeb vice president Water Wode Moger secretary Fred Samuel Swanet Bartling treasurer and Henri Benehler sergeant at arms. Provident Armbrunry report noted growth. Walter Moyer chaired committee to draft a new constitution to be submitted next regular meeting. A large social planned for August 7 and a big dance was hinted. A fine buffet lunch followed the meeting.

George W. Armbrust Purest Park Commercial M4bocinion Averwanise Tee Oho Ottiters Ottol Kefeb Wode Moger Fred Samuel Swanet Bartling Henri Benehler Aut Enomy Alc. Hood HD Ledla Michael Briseh W. Beecher Bb Witt Pool Tk Witt Fred W. Licht Provident Armbrunry Walter Moyer Pew Mr Meyer Kleek Igo Tall Wal Hlt. Clark Auburn Pfeb. Huuston Wholesile Grocery House Abit City Tye Manufacturing Co Teu

Uneventful Forest Park Council Meeting Last Monday

Forest Park village council held a routine session with no debates except one bond vote. Conrad Michalsky sought a plumber license and asked not to vote. the bond was rejected by unanimous vote. Health reports covered numerous establishments while a Jewish charity fund drive received approval with conditions for a tagging permit near Des Plaines Avenue and Sixteenth Street to benefit the Daughters of Alon etc. Council then approved weekly bills and adjourned amid expectations for other items.

Inylan Afl Conrad Michalsky Michalsky Allrini Sige Meyer Erk Huxbold Carsteng Leenae Gener von Leonere Aovenus Hoongyelt Road Six- Tesuth Street Funda Daughters of Alon Jewish Day Nursery Wicker Park Avenue Uatd California Avenue Stad Hirsch Boulevard Warnest Youngmar Rouge- West Road Audiencia

Forest Preserves Camping at Forest Preserves Report

Diver Kelly his wife and three children camped in Forest Preserves last Saturday in a specially equipped auto caravan. They travel with comforts of home including electric lights running water a bathtub and gas stove. Other campers and entertainment crews are noted along with warnings about camping rules in the preserves and recent changes limiting overnight stays near Washington boulevard and Thatcher avenue.

Kelly Burest Colvin Philadelphia Adyar Mo Gary Man George May H. Poor Gary Mr. Poor St Louis Washington Boulevard Thatcher Avenue Campera Chicago Auto Club Forest Preserves Mrx Chicago

Two Ponies to Be Given by Merchants Parade

Madison street merchants announce two Shetland ponies to be given away. No purchase details provided beyond ballots tied to merchandise. winners to be chosen by ballot after purchases. The ponies will be paraded in Madison Street next week for residents to view.

Pitteen Madison Atreet Madison Street

Booster Club July Meeting At Masonic Temple

Madison Street Booster club will hold their regular July dinner and business session next Tuesday evening in Masonic Temple building at 7 o'clock. No speaker has been invited. the meeting will be devoted to general business.

Madison Street Booster Club Masonic Temple

Repairs Planned for Forest Park School During Vacation

Forest Park school will receive extensive repairs during vacation including new maple floors in one wing and basement cementing at Stevenson. Bids are due July 15 for five improvements such as fire escape doors, stairways, and a basement concrete lay in.

Forest Stevenson School Stevenson Weld Rant Garfield

Merchant Sells Building as Retiring From Local Business

Brnest Fichtler sold the building at Marengo and Madison to Alfred Mancey of River Forest. The closing sale was run by Frederick Petersen from Chicago. Fichtler, in the shoe trade for 20 years in Forest Park since 1892, plans a possible move to California with his family after winding up business. The sale was brokered by William W. Murray real estate. The purchaser may repurpose the building. details unannounced.

Fichtler Marengo Madipontreet Frederick Petersen Chicago Bichtler Forest Park Galifonia Madison Street Alfred Mancey River Foreat Wiliam W. Murray Real Estate Agency

Planes carry U S mail in cross country flight launch

The event near Chicago featured a New York to Chicago mail flight with two big planes loaded at the hangar, 30 000 letters in sacks, and aviators Randolph Page and Dean Smith taking off for a night voyage. Distinguished officials including Col. Punt Henderson and Arthur Louder attended at the government landing on the Ridgeway hospital grounds.

New York Sim Winncdixey Maddalr Bergice Wre Twenty-second Street Rperdwy Hospital Pertert Uay Goverment Ue Ney Ashiary Thaege Pelitasen Wie Chiganain Chicago Forest Park Mall West Randolph G. Page Dean 0. Smith Col. Punt Henderson Arthur ©. Louder I. Kh Braver BH. W. Farnsworth Washington Frank Ft Bion J. Arnold Ray D. Smith Chicago Arenal Chapter O. D. Dickinson Mrn Jatin Metzger

Monument setting formed by pines and boulders for WWI heroes

Tall pine trees and boulders will frame a monument to World War heroes on a village plot. Otto Relch Kurt Berliner and J Vollmer scouted a nordery for 1600 dollars worth pine trees and shrubs to background the big boulder. Cement work donated by Barthol and labor by Henry Mohr. Artist Christ in Aurabameon has submitted tentative tablet sketches.

Otto Relch Kurt Berliner J. Vollmer Havestes Borekt Barhol Henry Mohr W. J. Meyer Christ Aurabameon Hua

John Bchaeder Hospital Recovery Amid Turbulent Weekend

John Bchaeder, 70, an employee at the Ed Roos Company, is in hospital after an appendectomy performed last week. His wife, killed by an in hospital accident, was honored in services by the Eastern Star. A chaotic outdoor scene followed, with planes circling and landing near the driveway, drawing a large crowd and differing governmental funding appearances.

Joho Schreder Ed Roos Company Eastern Star Gutanuhite White Sehreder

Forest Park National Holiday Observed Amid Festivities

National holiday quiet observed by Forest Park as residents prepare for Fourth of July. Reports mention excellent weather, village events, Legion carnival plans, and public safety efforts, with parades, dances, and displays under Legion management for a festive Independence Day week.

Radio Messages from Democratic Convention Halted by Ohio Storm

A severe storm in Ohio disrupted radio transmission from the Democratic National Convention. Lorain damage and wire cuts delayed coverage from New York hubs, stopping Davis speeches midstream and forcing reliance on weaker receivers as technicians worked to repair the relay lines. Strong weather also interfered with sending and receiving signals.

Ohio Lorain Obie Wensagen Democratie Tenner Ggit Davis Kyw New York Leralm Wat

Building Permits Issued for Four Homes This Week

A building permit was issued for a two story structure at 042 Morengo Avenue owned by Buettner and Butendodt builders. Additional permits cover two 35,000 dollar cottages on Circle Avenue and Horelaon Street, plus a 4,000 dollar building at 1037 Mannah Avenue, with Cinardalubene listed as the permit holder.

Morengo Avenue Heroin Burtetafta Buettner & Butendodt Circle Avenue Horelaon Cinardalubene Mannah Avenue

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