Ed Noog company Forest Park plant grows to 200 chest daily
The Ed Noog company of Forest Park plans expansion at its Abrrlaon street and Circle Han wal avenue plant. Begun in Chicago as Loos and Company in 1910, it shifted to Forest Park in 1914 and now employs about 160 locals with annual production exceeding 1,000,000 dollars and a payroll around 228,000. The factory covers 100,000 square feet on land of 100,000 square feet, with a two story brick building and offices. The plant aims further capacity increases next year and expects output over 200 chests per day. Edward TiTOog serves as president and treasurer, Henry W. Buachmeyer as vice president.
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Ed Boon Company
Abrrlaon Street
Circle
Hanwal
Morest Park
Busivess
Chicago
Frm
Loos and Company
Tir
Joy
Ed Noog
TC Haos
Fia
Alzty-Fye
Chicago Board of Wire
Tinos
Jn Hower
Vne
Laliga
Iha
Forest Park
United States
Isa
Edward Titoog
Henry W. Buachmeyer
Forest Park Masons Buy Lot and Plan New Temple
Forest Park Masons purchased a Madison street lot for 12000 to build a three story temple with three stores two halls and offices. The project includes 150 feet depth and a total estimated cost of 75000 with 20000 already on deposit. Local figures such as IL 4 Mohr Jacob Schwab and others head the building committee and a local architectural team is listed.
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Forest Park
Masonic Temple
Madison Street
Dod
Madisoy
H. H. Hunn
Mra. Iy
Meyer
Javal Schwab
Aiisunsa
Ilurder
Aaid
Fmiding
Conquittee Consiat
IL 4
Mohr
Chatran
Jacob Schwab
Jionny C. Mack
August Thade
George Hartley
Herman Kiluexsner
Otto Felgner
Blatter
al. Winterroth
Jenny Schunpener
Barnard Hens
It. Maiwurni
Bron
UH. Bnesler
Inet Ihre
Architeeta
Hermanson and Breen Elgin Wrestler Match Ends In Fall
Dack Hermanson of Forest Park faced Chick Breen of Elgin in a long, gripping bout that lasted forty two minutes. Breen seized a decisive move to pin Hermanson after a dangerous hold, with Referee Coughren ruling the fall. Both fighters earned a challenge that was accepted, predicting another meeting soon.
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Dack Hermanson
Forest Park
Mao ‘Chme
Hermanson
Breen
Snan
Ghick
Fon Hermanada
Mit
Coughren
Ademunxon
Agin
Local Directors Named in City Meeting Report
A fragment notes Henry C. Rieck as secretary amid references to directors Edward Jtvey Henry W. Busehmeyer Fred GB. Roos William C. Reger Bernardess and Olte Bernalder. The context implies a listed board or committee alongside secretary duties.
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Anles Inimager
Henry C. Rieck
Xovretary
Edward Jtvey
Henry W. Busehmeyer
Fred GB. Roos
William C. Reger
Bernardess
Olte Bernalder
Algherg Theater Delays Opening For Fourth Time This Season
The Algherg Theater repeatedly postponed its opening from early summer through June. Decorators’ delays and slow progress kept the house from ready for a Saturday premiere. Reported plans fluctuated, with a tentative June 26 opening now in question amid ongoing work and unconfirmed statements from Ascher Bros. The public was left awaiting a final opening schedule.
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Corfow
Ascher Brow
New Forest
Une
Oontheater
Wis Aret
Wéglen
the Genery
Ascher Bros.t
Child Hit By Automobile Injures Gustaine Boy
Seven year old Murl Ginnberg son of Mr and Mrs M Ginxberg was seriously injured Sunday afternoon when struck by an automobile owned and driven by MOL Shannon of 4008 South Sacramento Avenue at Madison and Uannah streets. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. Motorcycle Policeman Mabry Powers took the boy to the West Butler hospital where he is recovering. Shannon was held by the forest lark police and said the boy ran in front of the car.
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Murl Ginnberg
M. Ginxberg
Madison Strout
Shannon
Sacramento Avenue
Madison and
Uannah
Mabry Powers Fukhoy
Wast Bulurhan
Stinnan
Forest Lark Police
Miss Katherine Schuster Presents Musical Program
Miss Katherine Schuster presents a free admission musical program at the Community club on Friday afternoon June 25 at 2 o'clock. Teachers of music in the public schools lead the event with several pieces by public school pupils. The public is invited and the event is under the auspices of that club.
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Kathering Schuster
Kina
Hou
Ehib
Mias Schuster
Dual Weddings At Forest Park Home On June Fifteenth
A double wedding united Miss Ethel Schlupp and William Schlupp and Atta Unzel with Harry Buettner at a Forest Park home on June 15. The ceremony followed a wartime service record for Ethel and Hazel Buettner’s youth and patriotism. The couple plan to reside at 7540 Harrison Street and 841 Tartem Avenue, continuing their work at Central Lime and Cement. In Maywood, Silas Frieda Berndt married Martin Bargeman at St John’s Lutheran Church, with a reception for sixty guests and a future home with the Bargeman family. Mrs Teii Rowder celebrated in style with a silver wedding anniversary and a Bunco party.
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Mfr
Atra
Ar AL
Trimble
Elgin Avenue
Miss Ethel
William Schlupp
Atta Unzel
Harry Buettner
Herman Buettner
Thele Avenue
Willam Schlupp
Schlupp
Forest Wark
Country One
Ethel
Worker
Patriotic Service League
Mina Hazel
Wiio Tne
Hazel
Slater
Forest Park
A. B. Shumers
Community Methodist Church
Lurides
Aneir
Te Automobile
Jay Jettle
Harrison Street
Suettaer
Tartem Avenue
Central Lime and Cement Company
St. John'a Lutheran Church
Silas Frieda Berndt
Fred Berndt
South 10Th* Avenue
Maywood
Martin F. Bargeman
Charles Bargeman
Irigin Avenue
Mina Myrtle Berndt
Edith Burgeman
Malindé Bargemon
George Schule
Wiliam Honko
Alxty
Mab
Rowder
Teii Rowder
Beloit Avenue
Slowder
Warner
Village commissioners weekly session notes town business
The regular village meeting addressed routine items as a heavy oppressive atmosphere rose with a power outage. permits granted for Independence Day events fireworks sales ice cream parlors and various food stands with health and building reports approved and interurban fare changes discussed.
Forest Park Graduates Hear Dr. Owen Speak at Commencement
Forest Park eighth graders numbered sixty four held a public graduation Friday night in the township school. Dr William Owen of the Chicago Normal School delivered the address after the Rev G Z Bates offered the invocation. Diplomas were presented by Clarence Huser as students joined in Merry Jane and the Star Spangled Banner, with many graduates going on to Proviso schools.
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Forest Park
Vrovings Township
Bilh Arhool
Spodtaneoya
Kraduntes
Galaot Company
Katherine Nehuater
G. 2. Bates
Tha Pioneer Presbyterian Church
Wiliam
Owen
Chicago Normal School
Merry Jane
Clarence Huser
Schoul Board
Wolk’s
Nelle Seager
Purila
Hannan
Garfield
Rover
Forest Park officers attend Aurora state meet and oppose strikes
Forest Park Police Chief Fred Licht and five officers attended a state convention in Aurora. A resolution opposed strikes or walkouts by women in police work, arguing public safety depends on loyalty and trust in authorities. Officials urged support for Independence Day parade on July 5 and participation to boost the town's profile.
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Fred Licht
Murry Ztumerin
Jock ‘“Hermansen
Sérgeant Brown
von Mayer
Hermig Brewing
Fimale Police
Aurora
Jimely Po Neonen
Citizens Unite 10 Boost for Forest Park Independence Day
A large coalition led by Patriotic Community League plans a July 11 celebration in Forest Park. Proceeds from the event will fund the Meine Til fund aiding Forest Park residents. A street parade is set for 2 PM, followed by a program at the corner of Helelt Avenue and Turrison Street with speakers, fireworks, lights, and a night concert. Major organizers include Henry Klock, Edward Stoos, James Loaneo, and Adolph Wendt, with committee roles across parade, booths, and fundraising. Continued coverage promised on the next page.
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Agunel
Itelputa
South Aido
Elgin Avenue
Plac
Hilungu Avenue
Madison Street
Hoon
Smith
Uconas
Hills
George Spiilotopoulos
Cigaret Mcense
Thomas Coffin
Buny Bee Confactionery
Madison
Neice
Core ‘Tana
Gotten Schwab
Amadiron
Carl Witletrow
Lathrop
Wisner
Lever
Aloum
Patriotic Continunity League
Voreat Fark
Orgoleuttvay
Aix Utmont
Dleory K. Hellomen
Patriote Canmeanity
Forent Park
Calebration
Nineat Kottke
Poe
Helelt Avenue
Turrison Treat
Edward Stoos
Parideia
Menry
Klock
Forest Park
Jaimen Loaneo
Bood Spenker
Ofier Hanbhern
Pight
George Hurley
Ebadrina
Didouen
Netty Huffmann
Ubuatoua Camuliics
Max Goldstein la
Cate
Goldalin
Adolph Wendt
Wendt
Alvert
Booth
Avery Patriathe
Baenna
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OOS Factory
Forest Park Masons
Louie Coudoux
Wid
Moran
Lathrop Avenue
Laws Comloux
Prange
Tly
Coudoux
Mix
Eugene Joyaux
Joyaux
Ivy
Algherg Theater
Katherine Schuster
Rd Roos Company
Harrigan Treat
Cirale Avenue
Bargeman
Berndt
Dr. Qwens
Mr. Buainesd
Merry A. Heileman
Ernest Kottke
Henry
Keck
Walter Hosier
Ming Jacoba
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