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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1927

Page

2

Ball from Nowhere in Own Home

Six year old Margaret Rakenius was struck by a bullet entering through a screen door into the living room of her home at 164 Forest Way Sunday afternoon. The bullet, from a 72s calibre, lodged in her head but caused only a flesh wound. Police investigated. no shooter found and no conclusive theory established.

Margaret Rakenius Mra Herman ‘Rakenius Forest Margaret G. R. Curt Ciss Anyany

Henry Struble at River Forest Bank Vacation Help

Henry Struble fills a two week bank assistant role during vacation at River Forest state bank. He is a bank director who greets customers with a friendly smile and encourages loan discussions. He explains overdraft status while checks remain in the checkbook and comments on light exercise during the shift.

Henry Struble John_ A v. Klese River Forest State Bank Mr. Struble Mr. Shuttle

Spirit of Chicago Flivver Named by River Forest Carrier

Charles Dun, a River Forest post office carrier, names his road car the Spirit of Chicago and prints the slogan on its side. He jokes he will not fly to Paris in it but may climb some Rocky mountains on vacation.

Charles Duncan River Forest Chicago Paris Meountain

Petting in Preserves to Be Banned

The village trustees met in special session to review the annual appropriation bill but postponed the budget. Complaints centered on petting in Forest Preserves with police saying arrests for disorderly conduct have been limited. Officials discussed posting No Parking signs and expanding patrols to curb improper behavior.

Village Board of Trustees Toether Joseph Wassett & Co Wassell Edgewood Place Atkinson 0-Nice Corporte Urey Stuntington & Co Bonnie Brae Shaw

Dog Ordinance To Be Enforced Next Monday

River Forest implements a strict dog ordinance as police will begin enforcement Monday morning. All unlicensed dogs, those without tags or muzzles, will be captured and placed in a pound. The health officer pushed this measure two years ago to reduce dog bites and improve public health despite protests from dog owners.

Kol

Webster to Help Launch Great Boat Webster to Help Launch Great Boat

Albert Webster 56 Hollycourt leaves for Toledo to oversee the launch of the million-dollar lake leviathan the H F Alfred built for the Pittsburgh Steamship Co. The vessel, among the largest freighters on the Great Lakes, is named for B F Affleck of Universal Portland Cement. Mrs. B F Affleck will christen the boat. Webster’s task is to aid a hundred reporters covering the event amid cement and harbor development news.

Winnetka Dawes Chicago Buffington, Ind Websters

Fire Station to Be Daubed Artistically with Coat of Paint

At a Monday trustees meeting Commissioner Foster was told to provide all required paint and colors for an artistic finish on the village fire station. Firemen and volunteers offered to paint the building if paint was supplied.

Board of Trustees Foster

Bonds For Officials,Vex Dads In River Forest Meeting

River Forest village officials debated bond fees for officers including the clerk and treasurer. President Shaw sought reductions arguing treasurer bonds were excessive since the treasurer handles no funds. Trustees noted statutes set higher bonds, while discussions considered requiring personal bonds to save $125 with no precedent.

Shaw Joh. A. Klesert Snow Inougue Kubitz River Forest J.P. Carolan Brogtee Kubita Finance Comibities

Mrs Godfrey Dies at Ninety in River Forest Home

Mrs Camella Ann Godfrey, born 1837 in Ontario New York, died at age ninety at her son Reubin s home 146 Kayaton Avenue Juno Liat Thursday. She will be buried beside her husband in the family cemetery. She lived in River Forest for seven years and prior to that in Kaneville area. Survived by sons Steuben of River Forest and George of Oregon.

Mra Camella Ann Godfrey Reubin Kayatone Avenue Juno Liat Rancaville Godfrey River Forest Ontario New York Kaneville Bhi Steuben George Oregon

Damage Suit Had Eighteen Continuances

A suit for damages from an automobile accident in River Forest ended Friday night when Judge W C Rogers dismissed it after eighteen continuances. The case, heard in River Forest court, involved about ten witnesses and delayed due to readiness and a witness marriage. One plaintiff sought two hundred dollars for car damages, but the judge ruled for the defendant after testimony and pleas.

Rogers Austin Oak Park River Forest

River Forest Fire Dept Sees Quiet May and June

Chief Schoff notes business good with no major blazes in May and only one small garage fire in June. He attributes low fire calls to fireproof high class buildings and the end of wood shingle era. He also mentions May limb-clearing after a storm as non firefighting work. Arthur S. Hatch and family drove to Mailison and returned.

Schoff River Forest

Judge Oliphant to Be Brought Home

Judge Oliphant was expected to be brought home from the Presbyterian hospital today after seven weeks in critical condition. He began to rally and showed signs of progress on the way to recovery.

Oliphant Pressbyterian Hospital

St Luke's Gala Bakery Sale Planned in River Forest

St Luke's Church of River Forest hosts a bakery sale Saturday June 25 at 2 PM at River Forest restaurant 201 Like Street. Mes T G Irving chairs the event and presents homemade confections for attendees.

St. Luke's Lake's Church River Forest Will Hall Mes.t. G. Irving

Church Picnic At Poles Yard Grounds

Sunday enool piente at Uhriat Church Migston held at Poles Yark on Thursday with old folks and adults enjoying a day in the open. The party met at the church and moved to the picnic grounds for races and competitive games. Ernest S. Inglis of 136 South Keystone Avenue led the arranging committee.

Poles Yark Piente Grounds Jwers Ernest Inglis Routh Keystone Avenue Waa Comaintes

Village Attorney Costs Highlighted for Legal Affairs

The village attorney noted that the trustees and citizens should consider the expense of dealing with legal affairs. He said his call was to inform them of the costs involved and that they must account for these when seeking legal services.

Pites State Commerce Commission Mark Avenue Commission

Berkshire Street Abandonment Prompts Legal Battle

Berkshire Street from Ashland to Lathrop is slated for abandonment amid long running disputes. Trustees faced court actions and half‑completed dedications while school board concerns over property access and degree of ownership complicate the process. The petition seeks to revert previously dedicated portions to former owners by quit claim deed as northern street plans proceed.

Berkshire Ashland Franklin Supreme Court Donnellys Board of Ho L. Cavender Lathrop

Ashland and Franklin Street Improvements Planned

The board previously began legal steps to place improvements on Ashland and Franklin streets with the expectation of land dedication. Once Berkshire is cleared, the assessment roll can be confirmed in court and contracts for the work arranged as soon as legally possible.

Ashland Franklin Berkshire

Lake Street stone posts removed at Ridgedale River Forest

City trustees ordered the removal of old stone posts along Lake Street in the Cummings and Foreman addition after developers marketed them as country estate accents. Posts were damaged and weathered, and motorists complained the posts posed a driving hazard, prompting Commissioner Foster to oversee the action.

Lake Street River Forest Cummings Foreman Dne Foster Hubbard Wwern

Village Fathers Startled by Siren Announcing a Fire

At a village meeting the siren blared during discussion of the fire department. The crowd rushed outside as a car owned by Officer Jacobs of Forest Park caught fire at Forest and Washington and was quickly extinguished.

Jacobs Forcet Park Forest Washington

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