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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1927

Page

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Post Office Moves to Circle Avenue Substation Planned

The post office relocated to Circle Avenue with a planned substation on Madixey Street. Druggist J Kasper of Masdlison and Desplaines will file the substation application. Postmaster Yunker backs the plan. Old notices and a busy first week show public adjusting to the change, including a Lindbergh stamp release selling widely.

Circle Avenue Madixey Street J. Kasper Masdlison and Desplaines Yunker Lord Walter Langkawel Lindbergh Lindbergh Air Mail Europe America

Stop at Alley Now Rule for Car Drivers

Stop signs two feet high will be erected at alley exits by Commissioner Bramon to urge drivers to stop before entering streets from alleys. This week he is patching holes in Dunlop avenue and has set up a tool shed at the village street department barn. An inventory of tools is underway and personnel using them will be held responsible. Street crew has new khaki uniforms and badges funded by their picnic. Twenty five badges are in use as extra men work on street repairs.

Bramon Dunlop Avenue Brannon

Forest Park Amusement Center On West Side

Forest Park is becoming a major amusement center for the weary business traveler and families seeking life and music with meals. The Review highlights leading spots in its amusement page, inviting readers to plan a pleasant evening with the family.

Forest Park West Side

Quiet Fourth in Forest Park as Police Report Calm Night

Forest Park enjoyed a quiet Fourth with no registered complaints at the police department and no fireworks or traffic accidents reported. Traffic was light on Roosevelt and Randolph streets, with many auto owners leaving town beforehand and returning late Tuesday. Evening crowds wandered to Mc Oak Park or the Maywood celebration.

Forest Park Roosevelt Road Desplaings Randolph Street Madison Street Mc Oak Park Or Maywood

Garbage wagons won't pick up old family Fords or stoves

Village Commissioner Brannon warns waste pickups cover only garbage and refuse. Wagons are not junk haulers for discarded furniture or vehicle remains. A published schedule guides residents on collection days, wrapping trash, and placing it in covered containers on packways when no alleys exist.

Fer Parkway Brannon Ile

Permits for Picnics Take Council Time

The village council met on its new 8 08 schedule. Five picnic permits were discussed for July and August, mainly from Chicago societies. one from Ackerman's Forest Park Republican club. Fees: 15 for one officer, 30 for two, adding 105 to village revenue. Mayor Gold corrected a press quote about pension funds, noting funds deducted from salaries are set aside in a separate fund while general fund money remains unreleased. Building commissioner reported 10 permits for June for new buildings and extended repairs.

Licht Pries Kiwanis Club Agguatua J. Schultz Chief Licht Hint Chicago Forest Fark Republican Club Ackerman’s Gold

Memorial Services at Showmen's Lot

Memorial services will be held by Hagenback's circus employees at Woorwala cemetery Sunday at 11 a.m. for former comrades buried there. The Showmen's Association of America owns a block with marble elephants and sentinel statues. A sacred concert by the circus band will precede placing flowers on 58 graves. The circus people were killed when two trains collided between Samuelmond and Cary.

Hagenback Woorlawa

Fires Not From Firecrackers On Fourth Night

Fire calls from July Fourth include a 2:40 a.m. rubbish pile in Klimmer Greer yard attributed to spontaneous combustion with no damage. A July 3 alley blaze at Jackson and Nurenge involved a bonfire spreading papers. no source found. Later a 3:20 p.m. tag fire in a garage at 120 Lathrop was exti nguished with no damage.

Klimmer Greer Pries Jackson Nurenge Earby Lathrop

Waltons Eat Fish at Indiana Place

Forty members of Isaak Walton Feague of America Forest Park chapter motored to Phil Smitt's place at Raby Indiana and enjoyed a fish dinner at the celebrated eating place. Dr J T Warner headed the caravan.

Isaak Walton

Ascher's F P Theater Names New Manager

Peter C. Meinhardt is appointed manager of Ascher's Forest Park theater and launches a policy of high grade first run pictures. He adds popular programs from Vista theater and promises top entertainment in a comfortable auditorium. Openings feature Broadway Nights, Monte Blue, Slide Kelly Slide, The Moulders of Men, The Tender Hour, Good as Gold, plus comedies and news reels.

Peter C. Meinhardt Ascher Forest Park Meinhardt Vista Theater Ascher Theaters Lars Wilson Sam Hardy Monte Bue the Brute Slide Kelly Slide Sally O'Neil William Haines

Agitation to widen Randolph Street in the business district

Residents along Randolph Street push to widen the through route by three or four feet from the parkway amid call for petitions. Commissioner Brannan will await the agitation outcome as re resurfacing plans are paused. Widening may reshape Desplaines corner geometry and curb congestion from parked cars and frequent accidents. Proposals to rename to Washington Boulevard face cross-city naming complications due to Oak Park River Forest alignment.

Madison Street Roosevelt Road Randolph Street Variuus Brannai Desplaines Avenue Washington Boulevard River Forest Oak Park

Walter Sager Hurt by Reckless Driver

Walter Sager of 324 Marengo, driver for Bowman Dairy Co., was thrown from his wagon and bruised when an auto struck the wagon on Oak Park avenue near Washington at 4 a.m. The driver fled the scene. Sager suffered bruises and sprains with no broken bones as the wagon tilted but did not tip.

Walter Sager Marengo Bowman Dairy Co Oak Park Avenue Washington

Village Picnic at Dellwood Park Delayed One Week

Forest Park business men's picnic moves to Dellwood Park Joliet on Thursday August 11 after grounds committee explored Chicago area parks for a better site. Dellwood chosen for its location facilities dancing room restaurant and ample parking. Committee members H H Hann E L Buechler and E H Boesenberg led tours of parks including Erhards Park Ridge Des Plaines White House Kolze Good Templars Geneva Glenview Fox River Aurora Electric Plainfield and Pottawatomie St Charles. A general picnic committees meeting of Chamber boosters Madden Street next Tuesday will finalize plans alongside Chamber of Commerce directors.

Forest Park Dellwood Park Joliet Chicago Delly Ind Park Dolliwood Park Atunde LaGrange Sd Dellwood Park H. H. Hann E. L. Buechler E. H Behalts Chamber Madden Street Chamber of Commerce

Arrows Beat Ravenswood in Ten Inning Win

West Suburban Arrows edge Ravenswood 6 to 5 in ten innings at Marengo and Harrison Sunday July 3. Trailing 5-1, Arrows rally with two runs in the eighth and two in the ninth, winning on a tenth inning run driven by Kiop dohr after Liedke stranded at second on a fielder’s choice. Samuels, Murray, Liedke and Kiop dohr contribute key hits as Ravens fall short. Next they host the Clippers at Kostner and Eighteenth, with Forest Park supporters urged to attend.

West Suburban Arrows Ravens Ravenswood Marengo Harrison Arrows Murray Liedke G. Samuel Sammy Kiopdohr Grossman Boosters Logan Square Wilkebui Cine Huppentauer Forest Park Iine Lane Dry Finderhill Gelder Ross Fiebus Hoosters Chicago Flarlett Gane

Aged Woman Falls, Breaks Arm in Chicago Home

Mrs. Julia Morris, 74, mother of Edward L. Morris of Streeter’s Shoe, fell on steps at her Chicago home last Wednesday, breaking her arm. She lies in Lutheran Memorial Hospital with nervous shock in addition to the injury. Mrs. Martin visited her son at his home 40 Ferdinand the day before the accident.

Julia Morris Edward L. Morris Streeters Shoe Company Chicago Lutheran Memorial Hospital Martin Ferdinand

Wilhelmis Down Dodgers In Forest Park Thriller

Attendance broke record at Forest Park as Wilhelmis edged the Dodgers in a dramatic game. Landry and Rebuck sparked a late rally, while Hedin and Landry fanned out key hitters. The ninth inning featured a tense finish with bases loaded before the Dodgers faded.

Forest Park Wilhelm Boosters River Forest Dodgers Wilhelmi

Outing Bureau Promotes Western Suburbs Travel and Homes

The Chicago, Aurora and Elgin Railroad with Northern Triadis Public Service inaugurates the Loup District Outing and Recreation Bureau and Own Your Own Home Bureau at 72 West Adams Street Chicago. It will publish Travel Topics a 10000 monthly magazine and offer travel information, trips, theater tickets, coast-to-coast guidance, and coordinated tours to boost residential and industrial growth in the Fox River Valley region.

Fox River Valley Chicago, Aurora and Elgin Railroad Company Pubic Service Company Northern Triadis Outloy and Recreation Bureau West Adams Street Chicago State Chicago, Aurora and Elgin Central

Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Coming to Forest Parl

The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus performs two shows Sunday on Harrison near Dexplaines in Forest Parl. The act features trained animals and a large musical spectacular titled Agisha with many talented artists, promising a major display of traditional circus entertainment.

Hagenbeck - Wallace Forest Parl Harrison Dexplaines

Assessor warns extra tax not needed for school budget

A Forest Park assessor defends the school budget and questions calls for a two per cent tax increase. He notes assessment growth from 4.5 million to over 5.6 million and explains how tax cuts and new rates affect funding, urging readers to consider the broader village boundaries and available records. The Kiwanis committee probes election legality amid criticism of limited discussion and calls for closer scrutiny of this year's school measures.

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