Injunction Over Garage At School Sparks Village Debate
A school district and village board clash over a garage project near a church and school. An injunction blocked excavations on Harlem Avenue while officials pursue further legal action and repeal to prohibit garages within a set district. Local officials cite safety and zoning concerns as they halt work and review ordinances and permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Oreat
Supreme Court
Harlem Avenue
L. J. Smith
Michaisly
Much Rain but Little Damage by Big Storm
A powerful storm drenched the village causing widespread flooding especially in the south, with basements full and roads impassable. Vehicles and people waited for waters to recede while towns like Marengo and Hue saw wet conditions and lingering travel disruption. Rescue and cleanup efforts followed as residents sheltered and some traffic endured long delays on flood swollen highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Vilage
Marengo
Hue
Cuerdesus
Phos
Walt Watt
Uhey
Leagauvelt
Grant Highway
Jackson Boulevard Patched in Oak Park
Patchwork repairs improve Jackson Boulevard as it enters Oak Park with the first section cleared for work. Officials expect reopening by Saturday while debris and ruts are tidied. Nearby Washington Boulevard also received resurfacing along the riverfront to address heavy wear and potholes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Oak Park
Jackson Boulevard
Washington Boulevard
Roosevelt Road Weather and Flood Impacts Noted in Maywood Area
Disorderly OCR text describes Roosevelt Road segments from Maywood to Desplaines Avenue and nearby streets. Mentions heavy rains Sunday, manholes on river’s west side, and concerns about flooded streets. Observations imply street conditions and potential roadway damage with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roonevelt
Wirtago
Maywood
Twat Keeani
Madivon Nbreck
Lee
Forest Social Evening of Entertainment at Betsy Road school
Forest community gathering featured a program committee led by WW McAuley to discuss garage permits near Betsy Road School. Commissioner Michalsky and Frank Soubra discussed objections while the club approved $25 for the Fourth of July celebration. Entertainment followed with Miss Alicea McAuley and several performers providing dances and musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreat
Khiy
J. McAuley
Rls Frvat
Eeriain Mbler
Kaving Ite Kuplort
Betsy Roa
J. Brolth
Frank Soubrida
Michalsky
Mr. Himith
Relxane
Elf
Dis
Oo Hong
Alicea McAuley
Uitteghdmerrs
Prances Kravalik
Lorerlang Bearyace
Christine Elitehcauk
Shirley Berliner
Gultie
Farmer
Wlvid-Stevenson
Wione Wind
Othyrs
Elgurd
Raditz Barber Shop Sold to Milton Brother Raditz
Fragmented notice states Raditz barber shop sold to brother Milton Raditz and Milton intends to operate from a new location in November. Kay Annaan, head of the beauty branch, remains with the business under new management. The Chicago shop closed and the three-chair setup is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raditz
Milton
Kate Hag
Kooreyell
bin Brother
Arvin FE Radite
Tenia
Read
Eustady
Bat
Mark
Devin
Taut Tey
Chicago
Kay Annaan
Dushiness
Cha Dirbershop
Syndicate Hails Oil Find on 14000 Acre Alabama Tract
Dr Frankel said a syndicate of eleven friends bought a 14000 acre Alabama tract for about 8 dollars an acre, totaling over 100000 dollars. Investors expect rich oil deposits and companies seek to exploit the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Blranti
Mohan
St. Shaela
Wayndlite
Ls A
Alabama
Fortune
Prizes For Essays On Flag Day At Oak Park
Prize essays were awarded Monday evening June 14 at Oak Park hedge 1296. Winners from Forest Mark Garfield and Weld schools read prize essays and spoke on patriotism. Dorothy Walters read due to Dorothy Warren’s vacation, with judges selecting top prize and two honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Amd
Lincoln Sehen
Oak Mark
de Meld
Forest Mark
Garfield
Jha Eehouls
Emmage
Schooel Dent
He Dent Enmyy
Cuie Kark
Curlie Warren
Rat Prine
Dorethy Daeknaw
Carotthe Muettnee
Gunilia Warren
Michigan
Dorothy Walters
Robert Cantwell
Dorothy Apatia
Uren
Iinda
Witky
Howeave
Judg Wald-Stuvensen School
Alice Shaw
Josephine Badger
Elizabeth Hatner
Marth Worst
Anna Nicosin
Garfeld School
Luretty
Kock
Betty Lynch
Boge
Here for Eucharistic Congress Thursday crowds planned
Many from here for the Eucharistic Congress Thursday. Tickets for transport mostly sold out, with 6000 tickets allocated to bureaus and parishes. Trains will depart about 4 to 5 am CST, running every ten to fifteen minutes until crowds are moved. Traffic routes along Washington Boulevard and Randolph Street will guide motorists to park grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uchela
Warcat Park
Mondelein
Parla Organizationa
Thu Ety
Denplines
Kvaplaines Avenue
Thy Moo
Madigan Atrest
Lemplaines Avenue
Kate
Chief of Police at Executive Committee
A garbled report discusses a police leadership gathering at Kapkaker last week and a police association's contention. It mentions Fred W. Lachy and Verne ambition, with unclear details about timing and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Lachy
Wxeniy Verne
Kapkaker
Che Ureinen
Elevated West From Marengo Rail Plan Sparks Rumor
Rumors swirl over a proposed Oak Park to Maywood elevated rail extension west of Marengo Avenue. Unclear details target crossovers at Lathrop, Puck, Thatcher, and a possible connection to the Northwestern line. Oak Park property owners and local officials weigh permit needs and terminal or repair yard implications amid surrounding residential growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minong & Wanther
Oak Park
Marengo Avenue
Maywood
Lathrop
Puck
Thatcher
Neucturcte
Kimbolrat
Phyne
Hoe
Avetue
Madison
Ehevete
Tnis
Bertult
Itver Porvat
Woon Park
Elevato Railwey Company
Lata
Let There Be Light In The Advertised Market
Editorial on confidence in commerce and the role of the newspaper press in informing the public. Emphasizes that credit and trust sustain world business, that advertising from sellers and buyers builds transparency, and that readers rely on journalism for a frank view of news and markets. Copyright 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iti
Fey
Newspa
Bnite
THE
Soft Drink Saloons Get 26 Permits In Village Council Report
The village council approved 26 soft drink saloon permits after health inspection found applicants sanitary. Licensing fees total 600 dollars yearly plus 100 for charters, with revenue projected at 19,260 if all licenses take out. Council also referred a garage-opening request near Betsy Son school to the village attorney and reappointed Ida Lungiras to the library board as discussions turned to Fourth of July plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiage Council
Neemen
An Ny
Cureton
Not Young
Koul
Nimaele
Factory Inspector Checks Forest Park For Law Violations
State factory inspector James J Purcell visited Forest Park to review compliance with factory and child labor laws and to inspect general conditions where workers are employed. He noted hours records for women workers and found few complaints, with one issue already remedied upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J Purcell Wan
Lorent Park
Stat F
Department of Labor
Ua Wort Trun Borest Parke Usd Thane
Wurcell
Alate
Worea Park
Faeclariva
Johnny Jones Show Affected By Weather Woes
A chaotic weather week disrupted performances of Johnny Jones Show at Marengo Weems on the Northwestern. The mud and flooded ditches drenched the lot as only part of the Wednesday event could be staged, leaving audiences with a hard luck week and postponed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Jones
Dial
Opel
Marengo Weems
Price Finding College Draws Visitors to Forest Park
Four large greyhound buses carried visitors to Forest Park Saturday to tour the Price Finding College at the Round-Up site. H F Newman led the tour of workshops and offices. Delegates praised the summer session, with attendees from across the United States and Canada and commendations for President J Ralph Pickell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound
Viattorn
Forest Park
Ylait
College of Price Finding
H.F. Newman
Congress Hotel
United States
Canada
J. Ralph Pickell
Alfred J Mayer to Open New Dental Office in Moret Mark
Alfred J Mayer, a Bergan-based dentist, plans to open a dental office in Moret Mark after completing a four-year program at Chicago Dental Kurgery. He recently returned from Mendota and will begin practice soon. He is supported by Mrs Peter Mayer and relatives, with the exact location yet to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Mayer
Chicago
Nowark
Ohort
Alfre Mayer
Bergan
Peter Mayer
Marengo
Stevenson
Fem
Mendota
Indian Kiwanis Talk Prepares Big Lake Spectacle
Indian speaker Sahing de Oneo ta-a- Whi addressed the Kiwanis on a major summer event at a lakefront site near Ue. The July performance aims to dramatize Indigenous life with ceremonial dances and a 600-strong cast, framed around the Moone convention. The Kiwanis leader Stey, Witlaa Hueh praised the club’s plan and noted historical ties to Lake Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahing
Kiwane
India
Avitiemtent
Lake Bae Benor
Stey
Witlaa Hueh
Btitetien
Kiwants Club
Entagonas
Lake Superior
Kian
Stey Tiberi
Oud Eysdunn
Wivanis Club
Pumps Basement for Third Time
A flooded basement incident caused by repeated pump failures is reported. Neighbors and local youths tried to salvage a raft while authorities warn against swimming, as one person was dragged out and rescued after a near drowning in a troubled area.
Apartment Building of Thirty six Flats Plans Revealed
North side capitalists plan a central Forest Park district apartment building. They own several plots but have centered on one for purchase, yet no money has changed hands as the Review goes to press.
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Capitatiata
Forest Park
Big Day in History of Community
A community celebration schedule outlines a full day of events including a village parade, fireworks at night, and a concert by the village band. Local committees oversee activities with designated roles, aiming to showcase the town’s unity and heritage with decorative displays and patriotic elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Witt
Bate Ducal
Ierge
Berlrenatabh Dsoshe
Thandie
Soheander
Mion
MD Kadul
Inde
Kuit
Hooper
Paul Glenconin
Comitute
Brea
Harry Muataht
Paumovon
Oleee
Mirdivon
Mireet Houstere
Dexion
Kinwaie
Hegnonida
Delegates Return From Kiwanis Meeting
A fragmented account lists delegates and participants returning from a Kiwanis event. Names such as Tibor and Phebe appear among scattered notes, with unclear actions and locations noted in a cryptic sequence.
Delegates From Singing Societies Travel To Peoria
A group of delegates from multiple singing societies heads to Peoria for a national gathering. The event is hosted by the North American Sanger Band and marks a anniversary, with leaders from several named groups attending the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria Songfeat
Abit
Nuri
Ie Pate Wathabyan
Poort Society
Marters Mueanerdur
Altaira
Boosters Plan Meeting on Summer Change Proposal
Sentinel report notes a Booster group discussing a summer schedule shift from Friday to Monday Wednesday and Friday. President Thoondel says few oppose the change and a special meeting of the Roorters is likely once Secretary Noesenberg returns from Kiwaols delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Pacuday
Eewin ‘Thoondel
Mugs
Son Beret Hoosters
Thoondel
Wack
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Forest Purl
Wilnya
Ua Quention
Roosevelt Road
Desplaines Ave
Dr. Frankel
Tanaiiin Warren
Wien
Amatiee Betors Congress
Amatiee Betors Congress. Whin Congrom
Owak
Puget
Talon
Wakte
Okla
Wills Lewis
England
Dally Mall
Yrien
Price Finding College
Hed I Mayesl
Ayer
Mumson
Hart
Pepeerty
Ieee
Cannes
Kiwanis
Conrad Mavtudlaky
Maudey Crocette
Cat Kentinn
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