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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1950

Page

7

Council Closes Carnival on Gaming Charges

The village council met with carnival representatives at Circle and Roosevelt to review legality and effects amid a nuisance claim from 53 nearby residents. Evidence showed a losing gambling game by 18 year old John Cain. the permit was revoked, and the Italo American National Union’s carnival, run for charity for ten years, may seek a new location with a reputable company.

Nic Guardalabene Circle and Roosevelt Frank Sible Leslie Smith Jr John Cain Oak Park Schulz Bartz Italo American National Union Desplaines Avenue Madison Street

Puppets Tied by Strings Fail to Explode in Show

A bizarre incident involving puppets connected by strings failing to explode disrupted a televised performance. No injuries were reported as the audience was briefly unsettled and the stage crew secured the area. Police are investigating potential sabotage and reviewing security footage.

Playground for Young Shoppers Opens on Madison Street

Forest Park’s Madison Street gains a new children’s playground at 7419 between Reich and Beecher’s agency and LaRayne Jewelry. A sandbox teeter totter and slides sit behind a gravelly ground with flower boxes and a protective fence. Mothers can rest on chairs while kids play. Hours are three in the morning and four in the afternoon, with an adult supervisor on site. Earl Sivers and Aaron Pitman of Forest News Agency and Toy Shop fund and maintain the area and have donated the equipment.

Forest Park Madison Street Madison Reich and Beecher LaRayne Jewelry Earl Sivers Aaron Pitman Forest News Agency Daily News Tribune Sug Times River Forest Tony Calderone

Pioneer Dads Enjoy Forest Theatre Party

Seven Pioneer Fathers of Forest Park, residents for over two decades, aged from 63 to 76, were honored by Forest theatre manager Eli Zulas on Fathers Day. Attendees included John Mueller and Gustave Johnson among others, who received ties, had photos taken, and enjoyed a show.

Forest Park Eli Zulas Forest Theatre John Mueller Hannah William Terrell Gustave Johnson Ferdinand James Janson Madison Otto E. Hayer Flynn Merman Nessell Circle Gustave Schiebel Funny Forest Fark

Forest Lions Club Installation Banquet Wednesday

Forest Lions Club will host an installation banquet at Causa Novi restaurant on Wednesday June 20 at 6 30 pm. Deputy District Governor Dr J Walter Meyer will install President elect Frank Heress and officers for the year. Guest speaker Prof Russell Oakes will be honored Post president Maurice E Loven recognized for service. officers and directors listed with awards for attendance.

Dent Ureul Busenberg Ralph Weber John Long Kenneth Wick Robert Thorne Eli Zulas Lion Tanner Howard Reich Clife Tarper Andy Colville

Local Playgrounds Plan Month's Activity

Crowded playground openings draw 200 plus youngsters across village facilities. This week hosts tournaments in checkers and darts with more participation expected. Registrations for trips to Chicagoland points of interest, including Cubs Park, are being taken. Softball leagues for boys and girls start at Teague Center, West Park. Verdi’s La Traviata noted in fragment.

Cub's Park Prioi Chicagoland Grant-White Randolph Circle Hast Park Hannah Harrison West Park Ferdinand Ilarrison Betsy Ross Thirteenth Marengo Teague Center

Stores' Contests enliven Western Week festival on Madison Street

Forest Park Chamber of Commerce Western Week runs June 19 to 24 with store window guessing contests. Participation is open to all, no purchase required, with prizes including ham, coffee makers, stationery, and assorted items. Entries close June 24.

Forest Park Madison Street Jewel Tea Company Warner Homer's Cary Paul's Armstrong's Forest Publishing Company Olsen's Albright’s Cardinal Foods Proviso Food Penkin's Circle Shoe Vanity Shop Peaslee Hardware Glas Madison Harlem Foods Lorene Fay's Bacall Cleaners

Breakfast Club Meets Sunday at Homer's

The Forest Park Kiwanis sponsors Breakfast Club at Homer's this Sunday morning June 25 from 3 am to 12 noon. Proceeds fund sending Incal Boys and Girl Scouts to summer camp. Last Sunday June 18 drew nearly 160 attendees despite weather.

Homer's Forest Park Kiwanis

St Bernardine parish picnic to aid outdoor shrine

St Bernardine's parish and public picnic will be held Sunday June 25 at Altenhein Grove. Parade starts 11 a.m. at Harrison and Elgin, then to the grove for races games and prizes, refreshments and free dancing. Proceeds fund the outdoor shrine on church grounds built in honor of Our Lady of Fatima with statues and flowers. Relics from Portugal and gravesite soil will be placed in the shrine. Dedication planned for July 2.

St. Bernardine’s Altenhein Grove Harrison and Elgin St. Bernardine's Church Harrison Our Lady Fatima Francesca Lucia Msgr Wagener Europe Portugal Francesco Yacinta

Notice To Dog Owners in the Community

Police warn dog owners to leash animals amid a rash of complaints about mad dogs. Dogs left unrestrained will be taken to the pound and owners fined five dollars. The notice also mentions tabloids and the Orinoco River mouth in Venezuela.

Orinsco River Venezuela

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