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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1929

Page

4

Grandma’s Eighty-Second Birthday Celebration

Mrs. J Millers marked her 82nd birthday with a luncheon at her daughter’s home 7208 Franklin Street. Daughters and grandchildren from Melrose Park Maywood Elgin and Florida attended along with many relatives and guests. A later note mentions the Elvetrig Association basket event July 70 near Hoverington with a children’s program and a dance in the evening.

J. Millers Oty Theo Eissfeldt Franklin Street Lo'cluck H. Knippenberg Melrose Park Theo. Kisstelt Forgst Mark Mra Wmn Hedtric Asociation Basket Hauburhan Iislone Elvetrig Annociation Hilereat Hoverington Plente

Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Delivers Strong Show Here

Hagenbeck-Wallace presented a vibrant performance in Fortville Park despite late arrival that shortened afternoon acts and perhaps the evening show. The circus dazzled with gymnastic acts, horsemanship, and live riding, drawing praise as the best exhibition on the road.

Forest Park Library Faces Cash Crunch Delay of Bills

The Forest Park Library board announces it will defer payments to creditors until November due to delayed tax receipts from the village treasury. The village council has decided not to borrow now, forcing the library to seek leniency while awaiting tax funds.

Porest Park Midd Catheriny Dullla

Fire Chief Praises Citizens For Warner Paint Fire Aid

Forest Park Fire Department receives appreciation from the Fire Chief for citizen volunteers and co operation during the Warner Paint Company fire at 7549 on July 4 1921 The Forest Park State Bank presents a fifty dollar gift of appreciation to John Pries for the department’s efficient handling of the blaze.

Warner Fire Warner Paint Company Forest Park State Bank Albert C. Roos Warner Paint Com Son Sheet Forest Park Fire J. Prices

Conference of Teachers at Local School

The Lutheran general conference met at Concordia College July 9 to 12 to educate teachers for Christian day schools. The Missouri Synod extends across the U S and beyond with two schools at River Forest and Seward Neb. Enrollment reaches 81457 pupils taught by 2271 teachers in scripture and secular subjects. Principal Linsen chaired. Theo Wiik was secretary. Eight sessions will finish the four day convention following organ recitals by local organists.

General Conference of Lutheran Teachers Concordia Teachers Colleges Missouri Synod United States Canada Brazil Argentine Initia China River Forest Seward Neb Herole AW. Linsen St. John's Lutheran Sett Forest Park Theo Wiikiseh Krow

August Wilhelm Drowns at Crystal Lake

August Wilhelm, 30, drowned Sunday while swimming at Crystal Lake. His wife Aba watched from shore as he presumably cramped and sank. Funeral services were held Wednesday at German Baptist Church with Rev. Theodore Dons officiating. Interment at Forest Home. Born in Germany, he came to America several years ago and married Ruth Giegler of Forest Park two years ago. survived by his wife and German relatives. He worked as a stone cutter for Henry Arch.

August Wilhelm Desphiines Omic Crystal Lake Aba Gersman Baptist Church Theodore Dons Forest Home Ameria Nive Ruth Giegler Forest Park Germany Henry Arch

Twenty five June building permits issued by city official

Building Commissioner A J Schule issued twenty five permits in June totaling about 37085 dollars. The list includes porches garages and a store and flat building among various addresses on Marengo Be toi Hannah Roosevelt Elgin Rockford Lathrop and Troost avenues along with an office shed for Arrow Petroleum and a filling station project.

A. J. Schule Mr. Younger Marengo Avenue Ed. Reineke Betoi St. Peters Ryan Luth Hannah Avenue Bob Opal Roosevelt Road A. W. Buethke Elgin Avenue Henry ‘Licht R. Kristofek El-1 Win Avenue Nowren Thony Avenue Mr. Oswald Dunlap Avenue A. Seasidi Wadison Street Kart Resech Rockford Avenue Michalsky Ele R. Weintland Harlem Avenue HL Oa. Nessel Circle Avenue Rim James White Lathrop J Avenue Kurt Berliner Troost Avenue Henry Silvers Hartelle Mr. Anklin Harteny Avenue A. Kientz Arrow Petroleum Co Franklin Street

Polite guest from the National Geographic Society

A refined guest from the National Geographic Society habitually offers a cordial courtesy at gatherings. In contrast, other visitors shown lacked such attentiveness, arriving without bringing any gifts or compensating favors. The narrative recalls a night of modest hospitality and incongruous behavior.

National Geographic Society Ealing Brea

Safer The famous nia reacts to paving stones affair

The famous nia grows furious over a pile of paving stones. A bystander offers directions in a quip about taking them to hell or heaven, prompting a sharp reply from the governor. The exchange illustrates a courtly yet sharp tone in London chatter.

Nia London Chigarino

State Capitol News and Law Actions in Illinois

State Capitol notes governorship actions on crime justice budgets and road policy. Governor Emmerson signs bills including good conduct time deduction for MiMi prison sentences and a tax on gasoline while approving speed limits for cars and trucks. Reports cover state spending on fairgrounds contracts and institutional care counts, with updates on health, education, and department leadership changes.

Emmerson Victor Michel MiMi

Abraham Lincoln honored at Fort Dixon memorial

Governor Finmerson appoints nine members of the Fort Dixat Mission to supervise a Dixon monument. The project marks the spot where Lincoln served as a courier in the U S Army during the Black Hawk War.

Finmerson Abraham Listeula Vom Fort Dixat Dixon Fort Dixon Abraham Lincoln

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