Social club backs Berwyn city government reform vote
Forest Social club members voted unanimously to shift governance of Forest Burk from village to Berwyn city form. Members argued city control would broaden representation, spur economic growth, and provide better legal/administrative access while ensuring monthly financial transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uemayne
Bergyi
Forest Social Club
Elty
Fey
Frank Janda
Berwyn
Forest Park
Forest Flint Motor Sales Getting New Models
Forest Flint Motor Sales announces new model introductions for next week. The ad notes showroom location and contact details as it promotes updated vehicle lines and customer options.
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Forest Flint
Berwyn Leaders Gate Discussion of City Government Change
An improvised Berwyn council session discusses potential shift to a city forty government. Speakers cite water rates, legal steps, and possible investigations. veterans and local officials hint at later arrival while officials draft petitions for a special election.
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Urey
Bittone
Die Corporation Emundl
Eagle
Hat Mae Maya
Bath
Wander Sabary Wed Porter Constilssieuay Adidpl Wetdt
Ateene
Berwyn
Wendt
Wrank BJ. Bosek
Public Works
Dyer
Burest Park
Feners
Harlem streetcar debate stalls paving plan
A gar line project and proposed pavement schedule face opposition as records describe a heated public debate over streetcar routes and a city franchise. Citizens weigh cost, routes, and safety, with critics arguing a flawed plan could delay essential transit.
Mayor Kaul on Way Home After European Rest
Mayor Kaul returns from a season of rest in Europe with Mrs Kaul sailing from the Baltic region en route to the Sieaustlp Republic. They expect to land July 10 and will spend a day or two in New York before continuing home, where duties await after a long absence.
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Mayor Kaul
Europe
Kaul
Sieaustlp Republic
Hee Hoken
New York
Ruth
Kahdn
Ouideradle
Hord-Estres
Hendaburg
Telix
Kaululde
Jegenstedt
America
Acacia Club Picnic Slated at Schuth's Grove
The Acacia club plans its annual picnic at Schuth's Grove on Twenty-second Street and Despain es Avenue, August 2. The event welcomes club members and guests, with ice cream, drinks, candy, dancing, and games for all ages. A highlight is a championship game of Forest Park.
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Acacia Clu
Schuth
Twenty-second Street
Despiaines Avenue
Acacia Club
Y Ewing
Forest Park
Complaints About Soft Drink Saloon Hearings Set
A village meeting discussed complaints about soft drink saloons and considered an ordinance to regulate their operation. Officials debated prohibitions, funding for police, and the Forest Mark ride project along Hawry Lem Avenue, with a pledge to address testimony and publish decisions.
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Paul Alainernit
Michalsly
Majer Kaul
Peiday
Boyd Mending
Haurylem Avenue
Madison
Michitsky
Burkart
Hrineh
Licht
Hiety
Pellee
Indientpotty
Oil Company
Comintastaner
Pelee
St Clair OP Company
TuckKon
Briseh
Driaeh
Michalsky
Forest Park Girl Reaches High in Beauty Contest
Forest Park resident Migs Burah Antoinette Hickman, twenty, daughter of Mrs. Marie Eickman, won preliminaries in a beauty contest at the Trianon ballroom. A neuil-brunette model and chorus performer, she has appeared with the Chicago Reproducing Company and modeling for Winard Co. She studies for the $1,000,000 fur show in Chicago and has been praised by the Chicago Sunday Examiner as Chicago's potential representative in Atlantic City.
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Forest Park
Misa California
Avantic Oty
Migs Almerida
Migs Burah
Antoinette Hickman
Marie Eickman
Lathrop Avenue
Trianon
Cottage Grove Avenue
Atrect
Ejekman
Grant School
Proviso High
Chicago
Detroit
Ume
White City
Mins Eickman
Winhard, & Co
Chicago Sunday Examiner
Atlantic City
No Fires on Day Marks a Quiet and Sane Fourth of July
A Fourth of July with no fires and a calm crowds characterized the day in the village. Police reported no major incidents as residents enjoyed the weather, parades, and limited public displays.
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Gelag
Hwa
Mgt
Patel
Femie
Rafferty Opens Soft Drink Place On Court Order
Rafferty gains a license after a court order allows his soft drink shop in the village. Key figures include Cy Oh, Vtorry Unixhold, and George T. Wilcox, with a district PTA petition cited and a $50,000 damages suit noted as part of the dispute. The case centers on licensing delays, village esteem, and local politics as the shop prepares to open.
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Rafferty
Vtorry Unixhold
MD. Mafferty
Otto
Mafforty
Fenfferty
Enes
Stafferty
Field-tevenson Parent' S Teacher Association
George Tt. Wilcox
Wilcox
Mafferty
Butcher Shop Gains New Proprietor at Madison Street
A. Affiler title purchased the butcher shop formerly run by Fritz and Rosenbuch at 2760 Madison Street in the Pranater block. Mr. Miller previously operated for many years at 785 S. Western Avenue.
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A. Affiler Tite
Fritz and Rosenbuch
Madison Shreet
Pranater Block
Miller
Western Avenus
Picnic committee announces prizes for August event
The local picnic committee unveiled prize details for the August gathering. Funds and donations from residents and businesses are expected to support awards, with participation by community groups and volunteers across Marent Bark Uher Tet and surrounding areas.
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IGT
Ernie
T He
Marent Bark
Boy Camper Killed Crossing Northwestern Rail Line
A boy camper died after crossing a railroad embankment near Marengo Avenue to a park area. Police and mortuary staff identified the 11 year old, who had been camping with others in the woods. Family details reveal the boy was from a widowed mother and had recently completed a grade school year.
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Phateber Woods
Kintoschy
Air Trinee
Tov Yvennie
Ulteage
Yellort
Cnt
Marengo Avenue
Tronuniul
Kot
Crete
Tdis Tae
Tind
Deenie Cat
Vy Forest
Wwe
Hilta
Tide Street
Rie Northowestern
Borest Park
Isaac Walton League eyes Wisconsin resort purchase
Forest Park branch meeting Friday at Village hall to discuss buying a tract in Wisconsin for a Forest Park colony. Members hold option on acres near five lakes with potential for vacation homes and development. Organization aims to attract members and expand the league with 40 members. Fred Licht, president. Walter Young, secretary.
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Forest Park
Inoue Walton League
Village Hall
Wisconsin
Keneral
Celal
Kell Tota
Tsuuc Walton League
Fred Licht
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Hart
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