Subscription Race Heats Up As End Near March 20
The article details a high stake subscription race with a top prize around $1,200 in cash. Ten days remain to boost votes through Forest Lake Review subscriptions, highlighting the drive by candidates like Maly and Pettit, the prize timing, and the intense public interest. It also notes the death of Mrs. Eckert, widow of Charles Eckert, with funeral details.
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eHel Chindidite
Bby
Syed
Dbsual
Forest Lark Review
Forest Park to Establish Police Pension Law
Forest Park council discussed an ordinance to create a police pension fund and provide for trustees to administer it. The measure has stalled for weeks as questions arise over eligibility and the fund’s practical setup. A bridge petition to switch from village to city status was deemed legal by counsel but likely to yield no immediate action.
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Forest Park
Kermer Herman Crown Bey
Frank G. Buulmada
Wus
Kaene Ton
Zlumerinin
Michalaky
Mativere
Ames Blerce
Forest Louven
Orphans urged homes not asylums by Kiwanis speaker
Roy Hately told Kiwanis members that orphan welfare should favor homes over crowded asylums. He urged clubs to support humane care and said many parents shirk duty, placing responsibility on the state. He cited state institutions in St Charles, Gereva, Ponti, Luckseville, and Normal. The meeting planned a business session followed by an interior decorator talk.
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Geptius
Roy Hately
Kiwanis
Mr. Batils
Tiki
Lucien Ar
Inttla
St. Charles
Gereva
Pontiac
Iuckseovilla
Normal
Hyroo N. Norton
Rudolf Burkart
Arthur Meske
Burkart Painter Plans Addition to Madison Store
Commissioner Rudolf Burkart initiates addition to a Madison Avenue store at 7407 and 7400. The project links a new cement garage to the rear, provides a storage room for Walter E. Henson of a newspaper distribution firm, and aims to unify the building to one level by lowering the store floor. Estimated cost is $4,000.
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Rudolf Burkart
Um Additun
Madison Ateout
Gular
Uait
Walter E. Henson
Burkard
Turkart
Jevel
Huebsch Partisans Explain Why He Seeks State Senate
A Brookfield resident, Huebsch is praised as highly esteemed and unanimously supported by local party backers. The statement defends his integrity, opposes rapid populist waves, and urges voters to credit his proven record and steady leadership for General Assembly representation.
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Avtimer AL
Durhay Tung
Meterview
Conk County
Semidallus
Uissierasiahort
Brooke
Heubyeh
Kupper
Ceuwe-darret-Thomfson
Obituary notices for Amon M. Pieces and William C. Scott
Amon M. Pieces editor of Forest Leaves, formerly with Chicago Inter Ocean and Austin Chronicle lineage, died Saturday at his Forest Avenue home after illness. Survived by wife Hilda M Mayule, two brothers, and a sister in law Q M Sallebury. Funeral held at Myhaw with details listed. William C. Scott, longtime Forest Park resident, died Monday at Clinton Avenue Oak Park home of his wife's sister. The couple moved to Forest Park five years ago and spent summers at Antioch on Lake Marie. Summers was a butter and ice business figure in Chicago with a storefront on State Street.
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Amon M. Pieces
Forest Leaves
Hie
Forest Avenue
River Farnet
Bevel Eral Montis
Merce
Wearly
Donaldaun
Hywald
Oak Park Eyenty
Trenaldwon Organization
Heruime
Ateia
Nin
Hilda M
Mayule
M. W. Ater
George Pierce
Mra. Q. M. Sallebury
Myhaw
Budul Wis
Qukridge
William C. Scott
Forest Park
Clinton Avenue
Oak Park
Mra
Scott
Antioch
Lake Marie
Mr. Summers
Chicago
Arvid G. Julin
Arn G. John
TG Fripklin Otreee
Park Daley Company
Doestay
Beri
Arne
Belvidere
Arvid Julle
Jeanne
Charles Julin
Uilbert
Oscar
Charles Coteman
Miow
Florence Julin
Frederick W. Luepke
Maple Avenue
Childreo
W. Lueschernéer
Lan Anegeled John
Red Luepwe
JL A. Groth
A. BH. Gould
Roba Webster
Madison Street Booster Club Dresses For Window Contest
Madison Street boosters discuss a window dressing contest held during the March meet of the Madison Street cluster at Musente temple. The meeting approved surveying member preferences, elected new members including Mrs. Pall, and noted improved finances and timely dues payments. A condolence letter was sent to Mrs. Amex Toved for her husband, a charter member.
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Madison Street Custers
Musente Temple
Bs Committee
Theaendel
Ineludiog
Mra. Pall
Maren Newdle Shop
Buneseuher
Gerardia
Atreel
Pierce
Amex Toved
The
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Hie Kote
River Forest
Obituaries List for Elgin Area Residents
A batch of obituary notices details deaths and funeral plans in Elgin and nearby areas. Arvid G. Julin and others are named with dates, family survivors, and service arrangements at local churches and cemeteries. Henrietta Levindusky, Frederick W. Luepke, Anna Kramer, and relatives are noted with burial sites and residences in Forest Park and Lombard regions.
Senator Roos Appeals to Friends in His Home Town
The letter from Senator F B Roos expresses gratitude to Forest Park residents for loyal support over two decades. He invites Ark voters and other citizens to attend, promising information sessions and updates on his public service, while praising local towns and officials for their role in the region’s affairs.
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F. B. Roos
Pabca
Apringeld
Tavis
Cook County
Fort Prk
Oatuke
Avery
Mapes Fark
Italia
Padi Uilen
Venus
Poursiuns
Thomas Avenue
Reg
Teagan Eye
Ark
Warre
Forest Park
Fred Bb. Rugs
Building and Loan Reports Strong Growth in Annual Statement
The Home Building and Loan Association reports a second annual statement showing assets near 20 000, more than doubling from about 8 000 the year prior. Secretary Fred Schoenfeld expresses optimism that memberships will rise as the drive for the tenth series opens April 10, with 140 current members.
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Jananso- Mutlon
Atuwe
Bretonpuwl
Fred Schoenfeld
Gurator
Blow
Four Robbers Loot Clothing Store in Daylight Burglary
A daylight raid on the Mena Style Shop on Kerdinasig Avenue by four masked robbers yielded about 8000 in clothing. They pried the front door, scattered merchandise, and fled in a waiting car as witnesses watched. No insurance coverage reported. the proprietor Mr Friedman suspects a recent note of similar break ins in the area.
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Roobers
Madinan
Kerdinasig Avenue
Wedhemday
Chemiersting
Rerdituid Avenue
Churiew
Friedman
Lloyd
Walt
Wien
Prianus
Meng
Watt
WN Albright
Frbithamer
Fluaauh Avenue
Mtr
Health Officer of Chicago to Speak to Acacia Club
Dr J T Geiger, assistant to Dr Huuderson health officer of Chicago, will speak Friday night at the Acacia club. He will discuss health conditions in and around Chicago. Wallett under the auspices of the Acacia club. masons invited to attend. Tony Knamuny returns to work cleaning Mudinand street after winter layoff.
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Accacia Club
J. T. Geiger
Huuderson
Acacia Club
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KB. L. Buechler
Buederen
Perulation
cemiuEt
BK O
Acacia Club of Masons
Tony Ktamuny
Mudinand Street
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Irene Lucker
Dorothy Arndt
Sadie McCullough
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Senate
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Gustav Schfiebel
Ferdinand Avenue
Bouth Elgin
Priday
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