Oak Park heads for mayoral election contest
Albert L. Hai of Oak Park enters a lively village election with Willis McFeeley opposed by Charles Th. Gryster. The article notes McFreley’s past county politics and the cabinet links of Coolidge era figures, mentioning Andrew Mellen, James Jo Olivia, Plepey 1 sri, and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Willis McFeeley
Anit
Hein
Charles Th. Gryster
McFosleys
Godig
McFreley
Oat Park
Heimer Galpin
Herbert Hooyer
Lin Escrito
Saviris
Andrew Mellen
James Jo Llivia
Taller
Tyatdavons
Ala Coolidge
Pew
Plepey
Uriel
Junie
Cncat
Secretary of War
Willlone
Motebeell
Sattarney
Walter
Charbo Fyates Adams
Seer Wiry
Aithiry
Tulariva
M Hyde
Seveeniry Daggrieddiie
Rodert
Witnais
Beth
Chiewyo
Geogeaphicuiy
Stinai Creu
New York
Penisylvianiay
Brown
Nehari
Massachusetts
Wather
Cali
Wil Hyderon
Major Reed Landis Aviation Report in Broadview Area
Major Reed Landis outlines an aviation plan for the Broadview area noting a preference for a field near Broadview for the western suburb air corridor. He predicts traffic could reach 1,500 planes daily by 1900, cites wind propulsion issues, and calls for local cooperation and church boards to push favorable action on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clivagi
Lee Federal
Checkerbeard
Trustees
Chambers of Chauperce
Erds
Ibis
Bdwird Pines Jr Memorial Hospital
Ue Fickt
Hugh Seate
Lesqutid
Seageat
Chicago
Tra Cargo
Candis
Aieynris
Expect Many Visitors At New County Jail
Public inspection of Cook County’s new criminal court and county jail draws visitors with an estimated turnout of over a thousand. Chairman Joseph Robert of the Citizens' Advisory Committee and the Cook County Board of Commissioners oversee a four day review, opening Thursday morning and continuing through Sunday. The event aims to showcase the latest in jail and court facility design while inviting scrutiny from local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New County
Wee Ee
Salas
Cook
Imade Bye
Joseph Robort
Citizens’ Advisory
Ard
Ant
Ron
Satuday
Chambers Back Landis Plan for Broadview Airport
Forest Park Chamber of Commerce directors urged Cook County to push Major Reed Landis aviation plan to reclaim the Broadview airfield. Resolutions went to county officials and nearby chambers urging action and pledging local support.
An English Cottage That Is Roomy Yet Small
A promotional note describes an English cottage design by R C Hunter Co Architects New York. It emphasizes a compact yet spacious layout with a barn type exterior, specific door and window styling, a blue pastel shade, living room dining room and second bedroom plan, and a complete working plan with location data and price around 4 1X Complete with front driveway and five feet side space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Hunter & Co., Architects
New York
Proviso Two Revaluation Underway Across Township
Proviso Two begins a systematic revaluation affecting every property unit in Cook County towns, with assessors visiting villages to inventory homes, garages, and businesses. Mr. Shea notes crews will ask about building dimensions, finishes, and basements, aiming to map values countywide. About forty nonresident real estate men participate, aiding the county group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeny House
Meleowe Park
Bellow
Forest Phirk
Aliauliay Isso
Aissenset
Gurlin
Iver Grove
Leyden
Cook
Shea
Cook County Fire Park Village Council Advances Map Plan
The village council adopted a resolution seeking to close Lat avenue section between air fields and barren forest preserve to designate the entire area as Cook County Fire Park. The Chamber of Commerce sent a copy to President Cermak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioners Hire
Cook County
Fir Park
Ong
Chamber of Commerce
Cermak
Field Secretary Addresses Kiwaniana Meeting on Business
Field Secretary to Local Kiwaniana A A Miilners spoke Tuesday evening at the Masonic Tentale addressing local club members about organization business. About ten members attended and planned an event at Franklin Park for the new Niwas vloh by lt bresect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Miilners
Af Sie Wins Tateenapanal
Kocal Chil
Masonic “Tentale
Focal Clahowenk
Wranklin Park
Niwas Vloh
Lt Bresect
Buechler Sells Market to Palace Co in Chicago Area
E L Beuchler sells the Madison Street market to Palace Co, transferring ownership to the Palice firm which plans extensive changes and a formal opening set for soon. Beuchler, in poor health, will keep the Harghon Street market and has long served Forest Park groups. he remains a director and active member in local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
EK. L. Beuchler
Madison Street
Qast
Deuchler
Harghon Street
Mer
Beuichler
Forest Park Chamber of Commerce
Forest Park Kiwanis Club
Madison Street Roasters Club
Ambrose Wyrick Featured by Forest Lions Club
Ambrose Wyrick, a tenor soloist and lecturer, headlined the Forest Lions Club meeting Thursday at noon. The speaker discussed the history of music and entertained with singing, delivering an engaging address with rare ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Wyrick
Forest Lions Club
Amrhose Wyrick
Forest Lions
Wyrick
Community Council Endorses Education Board Plans
The Community Council approves a request to aid Madison Street repairs near Forest Park, as the Board of Education plans temporary fixes to make the street passable for schoolchildren pedestrians. The council also endorses Major Reed Landis checkerboard field proposal and backs Herzog's candidacy for board president. financial allocations to local charities are listed.
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Pihursday Escamaria
Canoities
Hester
HL Pah
Mairice Krauier
AMG Canadien
Tor Wiese
Comed
Kel Crass
Mabs Giel Neous
Salvatient Aring
Board of Education
Mrovisu High School
Madison Street
Sehool
Forest
Selings
Cook County
Bayer Aleso
Herzog
Berg
H.C. Peastee
Ls J. Smith
HJ. Wiener
Contnunity Council
Reed Landis
Checkerboard
Burkart and Carlson Named to City Chamber Board
Rudolf Hurkarnt and Hob Varbson were elected directors of Borest Park Chamber of Commerce to fill vacancies from resignations of M, TL, Dresehler and Picqture Baribstein. The election occurred Friday at the March board meeting at 742 Madison Street. Durknet and Cardo were appointed to key committees. A general meeting at Masonic Temple on March 22 will discuss a committee report with an invited speaker and free lunch for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Hurkarnt
Hob Varbson
Borest Park Chamber of Commerce
al M
Dresehler
Picqture
Baribstein
Madison Street
Durknet
Hall
Cardo H
Claire Aut
Conanerce Masonic Teiple
Brannon Leads Village’s Large Textile Enterprise
Brannon operates a major village business claiming to lead a world size textile firm. The article notes leadership by a commission official of Morest Park and mentions a set of process methods and machinery for engraving and other work. It describes steady growth and future plans tied to factory output and related industry developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morest Park
Ceamptiinsienier Jaana
Wan Kanon
Lly
Beentts
Gaia Fitet
Imachinery
Judge Lyle to Speak at Forest Park Forum
Judge Lyle will speak at Forest Park Forum on Courts Capital and public life. The event at Borent Park hall will feature Judge Jorge Lyle discussing how courts affect communities and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Forest Park Forum
Reich on Committee to Pick Slate at Hillside Banquet
A Nonpartisan party meeting kicked off with a banquet at Lilac Inn on Wolf Road and Twenty second Street Hillside. About a dozen men spoke informally. A five member committee led by Willian Rosecrans of Maye wood was named to arrange the convention and petition reception with John OG Carvan James Ryan Entesteich Ties Willis Mulvithe and Judge Nel named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Previa
Lilac Inn
Wolf Road
Hillside
Cinet
Willian Rosecrans
Mayewood
John OG. Carvan
Melrore Wark
James Ryan
Maysood
Entesteich
Forest Park
Willis Mulvithe
Brookfield
Judge - Nel
Ta Grange Park
South End Boosters to Hold Bunco Party
South Emil Boosters plan a Bunco party at Betsy Bog on Thursday evening with Commissioner Kurt Merliver as guest of honor. The club will meet next at their new home in the Weiskop building on Harlem Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Emil
Wall Hake
Betsy Bog
Pei Atety
Wan
Watt “Smurrselay
Kurt Merliver
Weiskop
Harlem Avenue
Nuisances Two Lose Licences In Village Turmoil
A chaotic scene unfolds as Niehalae Wagner and Kitwandl McPadden lose their licenses after a confrontation at a Roowee pool. Police arrest several suspects, including Edward Melachten and Tracy, amid a shooting incident linked to Rafferty and Roelle. Two suspects are released on bail while upcoming trials are slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niehalae Wagner
Fam Rooweeel
Kitwandl McPadden
Ant
Wach
Wagner
Royal
Adame
Warner
Sunath
Rafferty
Roelle
Bill Men Croval
Licht
Rikwen Nave
Edward Melachten Aml Amu
Wikeants
Albudthiar
Irik Salvar
Fareest Park
Good Music Draws Fine Audience
A readable fragment describes a local music event with performances by Mr. Wyrick and others, praising vocal clarity and stage presence. The program included light operatic numbers and choral works, with Mrs. Melberney delivering readings and a notable audience reaction to the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Ganesan
Aneimers
Weis
Melberney
Gener
Verli
Wyrick
Atune
Ron Crossley
Pansy Stange Dettmar
Mies
Adam Goodsuan
Sys
Grave Hac
Mra CC
Merely
Mea
Wi Tatueuy
Glhidge Critchfiell
la Nova
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Albert L. Hai
Major Reed Landis
Aviation Report
Forest Mark Chamber At
Commerce
Hearl
Cook County Board
Broadview
Forest Preserve
Fehl
County Board
Hoeselberg
Abtun
Jo Cermak
Comity Board
Jocal Chamber of Conmerce
Oak Pack Wuiber
Columeree
Berwyn Chamber of
Conovree
Ma Wcot Chamber of
Coomeree
Melrupe Riled Chamber of Commerce
Latraigy Miber of Commerce
West
Byajor Relis
Cilewer
Favors Lake Airport
Chicage
Distai
Lake Front
Fannce
Hroadvigw
Ries Co
Windbergh
Nail Feg
St. Louis
Air Mail
Broadview Field
Commis
Beruy
Living Rami
Sining
Lee
Eun Yaa
Eipst
Sem Arcas
Seca
Kiwaniana
E. L. Buechler
Palace Co
Burkart and Carlson
C. of
C. Board
Brannon
Bota
Jorge Lyte
Baatyers
Jolyon Tistes
Val
Jake Wayde
Howe
Reich
South End Boosters
Bunco Party
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