Forest Park July 18 1938 Council Proceedings Summary
Forest Park Illinois notes from the July 18 1938 council meeting with Acting Mayor Calcagno presiding due to Mayor Hussey's absence. Reports approve license licenses including beauty shops laundries drug stores delis milk and cigarette sales. fire and police licenses for gasoline stations storage yard and related permits granted. Communications include picnic permits for Altenheim and Proviso Democratic Organization, and a safety traffic advisory from the Safety & Traffic Control Commission. Bills approved for Arrow Petroleum Co Barr & Collins Bell Telephone Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Illinois
Commissionera Calcagan
Huxhold
Thompson
Hussey
Calcaguo
Huxbold
Yeas
Husxhold
Calcagno
Gen. Baumgartner
Hushold
Thoarson
Heath
Leroy Baumgartner
U.K
Nayar Nune
Fred Wo Licht
O.K
Hoxhold
W. Lieht
Haxhold
Jat Pries
Huxehold
John
C. W. Tedrahn
German Old Peoples Home
Altenheim
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ieard and Zaythe Brotherhood
Daniel Barrett
Sec'y
Altenheim Grove
Joseph
Madison St
Madison Street
5. & T. Control Commission
Arrow Petroleum Co
Chas. Albers
C. Barr & Collins
Lamb Street
Hi. Bell Telephone Co
Builders Up By Two Dwarf Ball Team Triumphs
The Builders ball squad beat Casanovas 14 to 8 last week, then lost to Casanovah 16 to 6. Arch Boehm is noted for a facial scar and crooning, while Arthur Boehm stars as a personality with a taste for baseball and milkshakes. Jerseys will be maroon with gold emblem and “Builders” on the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh
Himm
Casanovas
Casa-novah
Beaton
Boehm
Arthur “Ateh” Boehm
Arch
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Lay of Ancient Rome Parody Rhythms Through Style
A playful verse lampoons a Roman figure as a rogue using humor about attire and habits. The poem mimics Latin phrases and swollen accessories to emphasize mock grandeur and fashionable excess.
Village Meeting Minutes Read Adjournment Motion Passed
Monthly report of the Village Nurse Marie Dietrich read. Acting Mayor Calcagno entertained adjournment. Motion to adjourn moved by Commissioner Huxhold Thompson. Yeas Huxhold Thompson and Calcagno. Nays none. Meeting adjourned. Harold Hosler Village Clerk Forest Park Illinois dated July 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police & Water Dept
J. Mohr & Sons Co
Ben H. Suhr
Villag Giner
C.S
Marie Dietrich
Calcagno
Huxhold
Thompson
Harold Hosler
Forest Park
Illinois
Playground flashes Garfield Playground event recap
By Fred Erickson neighbors wondered at the silence until at 6 45 p m two buses crowded with kids spilled their contents onto the scenery. The Cubs Park visit marked a return to life. Friday’s scavenger hunt drew 23 participants led by Bud Kohler and Dick Black on Victory Winning team. Robert Steck Gordon Martin led second place. Bob Hollander Scott Tagert led third. The boys senior team played two games while Bays junior team won one and lost one. Girls team split two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Erickson
Garfield
Cubs
Bud Kohler
Dick Black
Vic Winniings
Robert Steck
Gordon Martin
Bob Hollander
Scott Taggert
Bays
Betsy Ross Playground Scavenger Hunt Sparks Next Event
The Friday night scavenger hunt drew strong turnout at Cubs Park with 71 attendees including children and adults. On Friday July 22 the annual Dell and Lantern parade will be held across three playgrounds, with rising interest in crafting latterns and bold designs likely to boost size and excitement.
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Ray Luch
Cubs Park
Obituary of Forest Park resident Robert Neubiser
Robert Neubiser, a Forest Park resident, died July 14. He is survived by his wife Ida. sons Walter, a past commander of the American Legion, Harvey Arthur, and Elmer. and daughters Mrs. Eather inesroke and Mrs. Margaret Wender. Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the residence, then at St. John's Lutheran Church with interment at Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Neubiser
Forest Park
Society Tattoo Secrets Revealed By Ex Society Writer
Society writer Mary Ward exposes tattoos among prominent socialites in July Town and Country. Notables including Mrs. Paul Abbot, Mrs. Arthur White, Hadle Eames Grea, Caresse Cragby Young, Bettina Belmont and Dorothy Parker are named with designs on knees, thighs, feet and arms. The piece traces tattooing from naval orders in 1937 to college fraternities and high society, noting emblematic marks like Maltese crosses and other colorful designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ward
Paul Abbotsod
Arthur White
Hadle Eames
Grea
Caresse Cragby Young
Bettina Belmont
Dorothy Parker
Ogden
Han
J. Bryan
Navy
Mina Ward
Anc
Dee
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Rome
Maxima Cum Laude
Betsy Ross
TWI Light
Y Pet
Arrow Petroleum Klein
Marine Club
Hurley Arrows
Robin Hood of
el Dorado” At the
Warner Baxter
Savior
Lil Theatre
Ted
Illinois Bell