Mayor Kaul Home From Europe Trip Forest Club Change Proposal
Forest Park residents debate a push to replace village government with a city structure. A town meeting led by the Forest Park Review committee raised questions about improvements funding, property taxes, and open records. Community voices pressed for clarity on elections, compensation, and future governance.
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Ape Cla
J. Swift
Ftty
Vuriuus
Jay
Dexiriius
Forest Park Review
Forest Park
Tudelph Miller
Maronge Avenue
Porest
Park Beysew
Herre
Zu Flarlend
Acadia Club Plans Lollipop Parade Picnic Start
The Acadia Club announces a lollipop parade to open its picnic. Sehwehisberg leads the procession as Ute Adela sub picnic hosts the event with games and a drawing prize. The parade ends with a street-side reception and free treats for attendees.
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Acadia Club
Sehivetusberg
Apetecite
Sehwehisberg
Adela Club
Sehutl
Grocery Store Changes Hands in Desphines District
Air and Mrs Leslie Hurwich of Chicago bought the Desphines and Randolph grocery from Mr and Mrs Joseph Druth who moved to Chicago. Mrs Hurwich and Mrs Druth are sisters of Mrs Sam Storky of Hamlin and Jackson boulevards.
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Air
Leslie Urwits
Chicago
Desphines and
Randolph
Joseph Druth
Hye
Hurwich
Druth
Sam Storky
Hamu
Jackson Boulevard
Golden Wedding to Be Celebrated at St John's Church
A golden wedding anniversary celebration will be held next Saturday at St John’s Church for Mr and Mrs Zute, lifelong residents of Slirvengy Ave. They were born in Germany and married in the United States. The event includes a church service, a reception at the church hall, and a banquet for relatives and friends. Choral music by St John’s Orchestra and a congratulatory address by Rev Wagner will mark the occasion.
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St. John’s Church
Zute
Gertuany
Ana
Ad Ton
Chet
Waldemar Zitz
Boatender
Mugte
Marshall
Chirage
Rey AM
Wagner Sill
Pilate
Luba
Bt. John's
Will Furuiah
Laence
Cecelia Gaum
Cecelia Bull
Chistenium
Lathrop Avenue
Hive
West
Chicage
Ste Ix
Benjuusie
Lian
Lucie
Albert Rows
Slater
Lucy Titel
Mary
St. Peter's Church
Willam Buch
Calcuita
Yale Tata
Seven Seas
Thoast
Therm
Forest Park Big Picnic Posters Advertised
Posters promote Forest Park s Big Picnic at Joliet area near Tediwood with Thursday event plans. The flyer lists prizes including merchandise, printing services, and various local business donations, reflecting a town fair with games, puzzles, and family activities.
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Forest Park
Poppies in Bloom Reminder of France
A large bed of poppies in the garden of W. J. Milerzog in Franklin Javennag showcases French variety Bright Sue Border poppies found on Blunderstekds. Mr Herzog tends an old fashioned tower garden in his buck lot with a notable blend of old and new flower varieties.
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W. J. Milerzog
Franklin Javennag
Mr. Herzog
Hig Buck Lot
City Council Passes Last Alley Paving Ordinance
Monday night the council approved the alley paving ordinance aimed at saving alleys in Peeteier and surrounding areas. The measure faced opposition from deniers and included notes on related permits and building code compliance as the city reviews construction plans.
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Coungil
Kiwanis Club Guests Fish Fans In Amite Night
Kiwanis Club to be guest of Fish Fans for big night in Amite with Pate Fink Chi Wil Vadake and Phontpenin polittend crgangh ration chant bag a eh oushyn beater vif Lincoln Puck. Hawis announced the meeting for Tuesday night. A future August event was promised with a guest Attorney iErhateia at the broadcasting station near the Purple Cracker. Tlurry Me Avoy the comedian to sun the guest of the club. The Tuesday night trip to Mirage included a visit to a convict ship on the Chicago river and State Street with about 50 members attending. Capt Guy C. Salisbury and G. Hor ace Mortimer were guests at the chapel prior to the trip. The ship, a submerged vessel from Australia, displayed original dungeons, whipping posts, manacles, branding irons, and other punishment devices in a historic exhibit.
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Amite
Lincoln
Axtiwiaids
Clu
Hawis
Tuea
Duyemight
Sometim
iErhateia
Ht Broadcasting Station
Australia
Pain
Maglind
Mysterious Fire Alarm Amid Unclear Suspects
A local fire call tonight drew firefighters to a blaze near Roosevelt Place. Neighbors and residents reported the alarm, but no one saw who set it or how the fire started. The house was damaged with smoke and scorch marks, and investigators searched for the source as tensions rose among onlookers.
Obituary notices from a 19th century city paper
Fragmented obituaries recount the deaths of Mrs Julia Gabe l and Mrs Cecelia Gaum, with long lists of survivors, burial details, and church rites. Interleaved bits refer to Aunt Deneret nis and events at St Peters and Woodlawn, plus scattered notes on locations, ages, and funeral arrangements.
Lightning Strikes Hit Forest Park In Multiple Falls
Three lightning strikes hit Forest Park causing fires and damage. A building on Roosevelt Avenue suffered a roof hole after a bolt hit near Chimney. wires carried 23,000 volts and sparked crowds in heavy rain. Firefighters battled flames as police assisted in evacuations and isolation of the area.
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Briak Nase
Roosevelt
Cleete Avenue
Verdict Against Soo Line for Fire to Ice House Five Years Ago
A jury found the Soo Line responsible for a fire that engulfed an ice house five years earlier. The case centered on alleged negligence linked to a spark from a small engine, with testimony describing a night of damage and injuries.
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Soo Line
Police Chief Licht Spends Week at National Convention
Chief Licht spends a week at the Indianapolis National Police Convention. Attendees spoke on training and unity as Hoover of the National Identifier Bureau gave a talk. The event showcased city entertainment and planned a future Chicago meeting.
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Hief Licht
National Police
Lied
Indianapolis
Cauke
Tenigh
Pottee Work
AK Wu Rénile
Winvite Pevedt Park
Ton Bureau
Warbington
Pheetar Hoover
Fred Zimmerman Visita Old Home After Forty Years
Fred Zimmerman visits his old Madison Street home after forty years, recalling family ties and local figures. He recalls daily life at the market, trade contacts, and neighbors as he traverses familiar spots and nostalgic sites in town.
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Fred Zimmerman
Population Placed at 15 500 by School Board Census Takers
The superintendent reported at a regular meeting that the district population was estimated at 15 500. During the year 3,400 children aged 6 to 21 resided in the area while 41 teachers were employed. The board approved a plan for uniform faculty policies and district property management. James Brainen and Karl Harbneck attended the session.
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Xcloobe
Fia
Garteld
Grant and Field
Steverais
Phila Leroi Wrarl
Teun
Thug
Blevenson
Forest Jituck
James Brainen
Karl Harbneck I
Darrow's Voice Heard Over Radio From Dayton Trial
The article reports Clarence Darrow addressing witnesses and the court by radio from the Dayton Tennessee trial. It notes Forest Park residents listening in and describes the courtroom atmosphere and the high profile nature of the event with Darrow's courtroom conduct spotlighted.
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Darrow
Dayton
Forest Park
Chirenes Darrow
Tenn
Village head in best of health after voyage and vacation
A village head returns from a voyage and vacation in modest health. The piece recounts travels, mild trials, and a calm assessment of the journey, noting routine duties resumed and the community’s interest in the leader’s condition and experiences.
Fragmentary local notice on court case and teaching evolution
A damaged OCR passage mentions teaching evolution in schools and a court scene. It notes media attention and southern accents among attendees, with laughter at a legal proceeding and comment on order in court. The text is fragmentary and hard to decipher.
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J. Thoendel
Set
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Tediwoot Park
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Drs Maner
Kerllavre Monument Works
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Sigh Corp
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Bun. Chag
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Albright
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Wood
Theendel & Bun
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France
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Kownap
Bronte
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Rowe
Kiwanis Club
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Halling
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Deneret Nis
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Mointia
Cote
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Teary
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Bertha Currin
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Louis Schultz
Anne Banks
Selen Munfield
St. Petere
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Aen
Edith Jackson
Mixa Worth Jhtekewi
Laladike
Wribiy
Daly
Martrice
Sturtot
Puneral
St Juliis Church
Duriil
Julia Gabel
Juin Gabe
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Mes
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Jay Bee
Ove Dens
Fredd
Joli
Dar Cark County
Tab
Othe
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B. Kulbretdeh
John H. Welner
Ehlmiey
Lake Fu
Kaul
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Martens
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Mina
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Geecay
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Abe Harry
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Mir
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Willy Deer
Peer Darter
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Dle
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Cen Cada
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Atedit
Thie Krenek
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