Village Council Rejects Broxham Permit Still Heated Meeting
Village council and an engaged audience debated a proposed Broxham factory on Marengy Avenue and Beloit street. Officials discussed street access, legal action, and a potential election while plans for a Forest Park ballroom permit were tabled and traffic issues arose amid calls from local figures.
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Forest Park
Moner
Billy
Beloit
Peru
Beloit Avenue
Corinasoner Wendt
Fhe
Hutt- Snun
Ed Moos
Klinger
Vilage
Library Board
Melec
Fletsch
Moster
Broshaw Dalry Wie
Wendt
Mike Leisch
Mons
Permin
Big Roos
Ahem
Briseh
Heised
Gomissioner Michwisky
Buick
Mar
Jein Avenue
Wotton
Huttman
Fletschy
Ligculn Wenter
Married Hebner Rodenbottel Elmer in Oak Park area
Local notices report Elmer Hebner of 114 Marengo avenue wed Mary Hodenhome at Addison. Ceremony held at Wagner home with a reception on Elgin avenue. Guests from Forest Park gathered to celebrate. future home listed as Elgin avenue address. A bridal shower for Mary Wagner occurred at 820 Maple avenue Oaklark with gifts and singing. Various friends and neighbors attended including Helen Perot Myrtle Krueger and Mildred Maasel. Mrs Reich entertained guests at 1400 Elgin avenue with a birthday observance for Winkfield. Co ot ie party and other social visits noted among Forest Park residents.
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Hebner-Rodenbobtle Elmer
Hebner
Marengo Avenue
Mix Mary Hodenhomtle
Addixon
Prive
Fer
Mares Wagner
Elgin Avenue
Aviv Wace
Mie
Trent Wagner
Maple Avenue
Oaklark
Wan
Hiner
Thanksgiving Circle Meets Amid City Debate At Home
A noisy Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Owen’s home on W4rele Avenue featured Mrs. Henwett speaking while residents protested city zoning and factory issues. Mayor Kaul and supporters faced sharp questions as attendees clapped and spoke, ending with rhetoric and a scheduled adjournment.
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Thuovksgiving
Circle of the Rings
Rae
Owen
Dinner fundraiser for Memorial Hall a lively PTA event
A stormy Thursday evening dinner at the Community Building drew 160 attendees despite rain. Proceeds will bolster the Memorial Hall fund. A Teacher’s Evening followed with performances by Grant School staff and students, including readings, violin numbers, and a vocal trio, ending with a song and a country life reflection.
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Wsxocim Ton
Fulke
Mermorial Bled Fund
Eeting
Parent/Teacher association
Voutell Ehamber
Munk
Ming Svegers
Grant “School
Ue Pureids
Mian
Louise Walterstuswon
Thetvey Uawkins Vilalta
Schumter
Sehsink
L. Walter Innentuskny
Necessity
Miss Schuster
Wook
Escors
A. Chapman
Gradya Dodd
Pollyann
Helen Torkrese
Lpport On Nation
Enea Tonal Association
Vetsor
Henry Rnellesfield
Fire Trucks and Horses Compete for Village Fire Fame
The village fire department welcomes a motor fire truck while two veteran horse teams nicknamed Yor and Jerry protest their dethronement. The old apparatus, bought under the Martin Groxa administration for $900 fifteen years ago, drew stares as the new engine paraded through Madison Street with Forest Park dignitaries aboard. Demonstrations north and south of town delighted onlookers despite minor hiccups as residents praised the modern vehicle and those who kept the old teams in memory.
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Jerey
Mint
Vor
Jerry
Martin Groxa
Altthough
Gruntim
Forest Ark
Madixon Street
Ever Dinamorsy
Forest Park
Mersin
Kee Chadisows
Ferdinand Schulz
Commitias
HMA
Noth the North
Ye Town
Mae Sunde
Richter Heads Moose Off icers At Vruvino Lodge Election
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 245 holds annual officer election. Carl G. Nichter is dictator, F. M. Heldecke vice dictator, Wrank Spreek vice president, Loula G. Jacobs secretary, Pronk Volkutin treasurer, Eds xrd Krogpel financially listed, with past dictator Cermten Bier retiring. New slate promises lively programs and energy for the term.
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Vruvino Lodge No
Order of Moose
Hell
Mare’ Sth
Nictator
Carl
G. Nichter
Vive Metator
Wii
F. M Heldecke
Vreina—Wrank Spreek
Loula G. Jacobs
Treasuree
Pronk
Volkutin
Kosteex
Hen Idulwon
Eds Xrd Krogpel
Cermtenbier
Allicera
Medals Awarded in Waldenwald Piano Contest
Winners in the Waldenwald piano competition received gold medals for the top prizes in each class. Chivenne-Firat and Beatrice Bieger led their groups with Beatrice also winning a silver medal after a replay. Bernice Hartley and Katherine Tower earned third prize honors after a playoff. Judges Mr Zutz Miss Dopuis and Mr Harkus commended all contestants for their fine work.
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Waldenward
Chivenne
Firat
Myrtle
Whiver Netel
Harry Sosnik
Chiis
Naowl Payne
Dtiver
Heatrice Bieger
Hethvr
Ryther Marman
Bernies Martley
Dopuis
Harkus
Zutz
Citizens Party meeting sets monthly gatherings at club house
The Citizena party club held a regular monthly meeting at the Community club house with four attendees. Future meetings are planned for the fourth Thursday of each month. A bunus party is announced for April 22 with details to follow.
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Citizena’ Party Club
Acacia Club Dance Marks Farewell to Chairman Heinze
The Acacia Club of Forest Puck ell aun held an informal dining party at the Forest Wark ballroom on a Saturday eve in March. Guests enjoyed dancing, a presentation to Mr Heinze as he leaves for Petrol to join Belle Investment Co. The club’s new chair, George Murtrey, received thanks and a gift as Mr Heinze spoke of his career. A group photo and refreshments followed, with the club pledging future activities and continued goodwill.
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Acacia Club
Forest Puckell
Forest Wark
Ie Tarte
Autre
Paul Heinee
Chafrimin
Orgatizer
Chub
Meinze
Duenager
Belle Inte Atvisement Company
Mier Severu
Lund
Mir
Hennxe Wik
Regiard
George Murtrey
Hetnze
Hethxe
Hartley
Heftze
Ote
Heinze
Hefize
Non-Partisan Caucus Called for March 20 1020
The executive committee of the Non-Partisan party of Proviso Town held a meeting at Forest Park A Musical building on March 4 1020 with President J J Lynch presiding. A roll call showed most precinct committeemen present and vacancies filled. The committee set primaries for the Non Partisan party in Proviso precincts on Friday March 12 between 7 and 9 pm and scheduled the convention for Saturday March 20 at Berger’s Hall Forest Vick.
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n-Vartiaga Party
Provido Wet
Te’ Forest Park
Thurklay
J. J. Lynch
Fred Sammuel Jr
Severn Vacsineton
Iwwneklp
Berger
Phinex Avenue
Madison Street
Forest Vick
Wothen
George W. Cain
Maywood
Severnl
Springfield
Forest Park Postmaster releases adopted child
Forest Park Postmaster Mrs. Bertina Greene and Mr. and Mrs. Eddy reach a decision on Marjorie the foster daughter. Mrs. Greene will return the child to her real parents the Eddys, who have willed guardianship should anything happen to them. Greene will continue duties at the Forest Park post office while caring for the child. A stray shop sign mentioning repairs in a Japanese city is noted.
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Bertina Greene
Ulinton Avenue
Oak Park
Marjorie
James Vo Eidy
Eddy
Mrs. Greene
Mrs. Eddy
Greene
Chargs
Forest Park Posal
Obituary for John Fring at Weet Subban hospital
John Fring sole son of Meg Mary Frank of WG Rockford street died after a hospital operation. He worked at McVenuit Kitlehwek Artating Opry and was the sole support of his mother. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with many young men present. Military honors and American Legion pallbearers were noted along with floral tributes and condolences from relatives and friends.
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John Fring
Meg Mary Frank
Rockford Strest
Weet Subban
Saturdy
Marehth
McVenuit Kitlehwek Artating Opry
Bermina Ser
Berttonille
Chules Wolf
Edwards Sanfiteben
Ernest Clo
Fred Colberg
Juba Hollerbach
Wie Friewald
Teodure Jainienwurs
Clarente Stange
Arnold Schivelnd
Carl Hadthe
Mee
Sidney Mancey
Walter Badwaydn
New Hakery opens in Wolf Brothers Building
The Hakery, a new quality shop, opens at Wolf Brothers Building on Madm on Street and Circle Avenue. Plans show offices and several tenants including Dr Warner dentist Maywood dentist Dr Crombie Fur ept Vark dentist and physicians. Located in Chicago area residents and owners expect occupancy by April.
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Chinda
Madmon Street
Circle Avenue
Suishing
Changh
Wolf Bros
Wolf Trothers
Eorintracs
Madinon Street
Cirele Avenue
ApNikath
Cie
Warner
Wr. Donate
Maywoet
Crombie
Furept Vark
Helije
Chitagy
Oak Park
Heteron
Wesweny
Opie
Hela
Northwayne
Chicago
Horerson
Chi Iege
Mfr
Evens
Porestark
Forent Park Meeting Call For Community Welfare
A week meeting of all property owners and citizens of Forent Park is set for Sunday afternoon March 4 at 2 PM in the Community Club House. AM attendees urged to join as the aim is to form a permanent association to guide building projects and other party interests. women are asked to attend, per committee members M Brisch B Bwitt O Lelguley A Harvey J Whebern.
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Eizenu
Forent Park
Clus House
Sharp
Wieeling
M. Brisch
B. Bwitt
A. Harvey
J. Whebern
Hutman Talks 10 Review Reporter's Factory Battle
Reporter Hutman details a village dispute over Brashant Dairy Chicago plans to build and operate a large factory on Harrison Street. Community leaders and legal counsel discuss factory rights to locate, land use, and potential impact on a projected adjacent residential district, with public meetings looming.
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