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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
7
Police Chief Jos L Cortino warns of rising Fourth of July traffic dangers. He cites 491 traffic deaths last year and urges careful driving, early trip planning, slow speeds at sundown, and patience in heavy traffic. He backs a national safety campaign and stresses obeying speed limits to protect lives.
The June social in the club room drew 39 members and guests for a rainy night Pot Luck. Edna Lanterman won a lovely horse plant and A. Dewitt took the Westinghouse roaster from Book No. 40. The event featured aeroplane banco and honored recent surgery recovery for Gertrude Calder. Lorraine Crowley welcomed a baby girl and the next meeting is July 5th.
A tire and rim were reported stolen from the trunk of James McDunn's car located at 7535 Jackson on Sunday. The incident details the suspected theft from the vehicle.
Legal notice from Cook County Illinois announces tentative budget and appropriation ordinance for Ishl School District 91 for the year 1951. Public inspection is at the Board of Education office 926 Ferdinand Avenue. A hearing on the budget will be held August 9, 1951, at Central Daylight Time at 926 Ferdinand Avenue. William G. Reamer, Secretary, Board of Education School District No. 91.
Public Service Company of Northern Illinois informs the public it filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission a proposed change to move from monthly to bimonthly billing for residential and certain commercial customers. Customers may opt for advance monthly payments. Details available from the company or the ICC in Springfield. A copy may be inspected at company offices.
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