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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1939
Page
12
Proceedings record a chaotic set of motions and notices from Foren Park on March 6 1919. Items include licensing, appeals, charity permissions, and public works discussions with multiple names, departments, and motions drafted in dense legal boilerplate.
Forest Food Shop changes hands as Mrs. Sam Storky leaves after a decade mastering the delicatessen. New owner Mex M. Ringstrand and staff pledge steady prices, a thorough renovation, and a grand opening. Village officials read a lengthy resolution naming election duties and local notices.
Fr. Connelley, a well known speaker from Alun, spoke at the Oak Club installation held Sunday evening in St. Bernardine's church. Officers and members were honored with a reception afterwards, and plans for future events were discussed.
A terse note records thanks for a bingo party hosted by a local group. Mentions attendees and acknowledgments from a community figure. The nameless event appears tied to a political party context and a regional union.
The County Clerk Michael J Flynn announces new registrations at the County Building from March 2 to March 21. Voters must contact the County Clerk’s Office for address changes and may need to call for details. Village Clerk Harrold Tosler notes changes may not require in person visits.
A Republican meeting planned for Tuesday March 04 at headquarters on Liz Vraost Avenue will disclose plans for the party's future. Matrick Sheri day Smith is listed as a speaker among attendees, with a cordial invitation extended to all members and friends.
A wandering Boston fiditic with hopes of care travels to Colorado and New York seeking success as a songwriter. He uses the name George Brown for some works, writes about love and war themes, and joins the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers.
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