Forest Park to boost police force and approve new ordinances
Village of Forest Park moves to raise police staffing to fifteen officers and authorize ordinances for tax and judgment collection, loan forfeitures, and overdue installment settlements. A waterworks construction bid is targeted and a soft drink license request for a Desplaines Avenue property is discussed amid legal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Tita
Virima
Xali
Lael
Ugk
Coune
Desplaines Avenue
M. Stafferty
Trafforty
Pullmotor Saves Woman From Gas Threat At Home
A woman at 7501 Madison Street nearly died from gas but was revived by a pullmotor device after an apparent near immersion. She was treated at Coal Park hospital. police and medical staff attended. The incident occurred in her home as her husband discovered her and alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting Dehn
Madixon
Gin Munday
Steavis
Coalt Park Hospital
Ntong Wright
Hedto
Meman Tunge Aie
Qi Deetar
Allegator for Chief Arrived Claws Public Dispute
A fragmentary report describes an event involving an allegator figure linked to a chief and climate topics. The text mentions a creature about a foot long, observed during a tense period, with references to individuals named Henk Vike and others. Details are unclear and garbled.
Joyaux Meyers Flohr Open Flower Shop Partnership
Joyaud Meyers and Flohr form a partnership to run a new flower shop in Forest Park area. The shop at 68 Axh fond avenue and other listed addresses will offer corsages and decorative floral arrangements. Community members from Forest Park and River Forest attended the opening Saturday to wish the young proprietors success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frodo B
Meyer Jr
Wad
Morenge Avenue
Borest
Axhfond Avenue
Partheya
Bagene Joyanti
Wisconsin Avenue
Chik Park
Forest Park
River Forest
Stolen Car Recovered By Police
An automobile belonging to Abe Thomberg, a Ciiteige etimeter who makes frequent trips to Porext Park, was stolen Wednesday night from Dew pldinen Avenue. Police recovered it at Berwyn later that evening after it had been abandoned on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Thomberg
Ciiteige
Porext Park
Dewpldinen Avenue
Berwyn
Eventuar
Dixon Guests at Waterington Boosters Club Meeting
Don and Mazie Dixon attended a Waterington theater entertainment event as members of Mudiven Street Booster Club. The gathering on Tuesday featured presentations by local officials and donors, with James Stussey receiving a recognition watch and remarks about street repairs and booster funding responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don and
Mazie Dixon
Boosters Club
Dow
Migle Dixon
Hebert Wenley
Mian Machin
Waterington Theater
Entectmedt
Mudiven
Booster Chun
Thesday Neon We Masente Keample
Woaley Xan Severn
Miss
Warrington
Alley City
Jares Stuasey
Heester Cliub
Wi Hin J. Grosser
Harlem Sale Savings Bank
Ebmmaey
Hussey
Acconiane
Brussey
Silage Alminiatratioo
Fire on Third Rail Triggers Midnight Fireworks Outburst
A Usrdraft freight train west of Youm struck a target near Desphirites avenue causing a blaze beneath the tracks that threatened a nearby platform. Fire crews battled the blaze as water streams from a nearby hydrant helped quell the flames before the current could cause further danger. Authorities reported structural damage and disruptions as investigators reviewed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youm
Desphirites Avenue
Ind
Walt
Walter
Abeortson
Brilay
Falae
CB Whetprey
Perdinand Avenue
Stein Moves Fruit Store to Make Way for New Building
Kinll Beth relocates fruit and produce shop to clear space for a new structure on Middleten Street. The move, happening this week, is tied to a $10,000 removal estimate and ongoing excavation by contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Beth
Melody
Toll
Dr Carsten to Move Offices to Harlem State Building
Dr B A Carsten village health officer will move his office on April 1 from the Capitol building to the new Urlon State Bank building. He has taken a flat in the building on Hannah avenue side and will move his family there. Carsten has occupied the Capitol offices for two years and practiced medicine in Forest Park for eleven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Carsten
Village Health Vofficer
Capitol Building
Uurlon State Bank
Hannah Avenue
Carsten Hug
Forest Park
Broken Laws at Madison Circle Theatre
Mrs Wallace Reid stars in Broken Laws at Madison Circle Theatre on March 10 and 17. The drama traces a mother’s love clashing with a son’s disobedience as a husband’s gambling drives a family to brink. Also advertised is a changeable program lineup featuring Dorothy DeVoe Cullen Gandini and a Tom Mix feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acason
Watgee Steid
Stadieon Cirete Theater
Tor
Joan
Tin
Bobby
Dilek
Muriel Weath
Morel
Mader
Muriel
Ralph Alen
Bobby Finn
Tehie
Tehie Killed An Old Woman While Out Joy Riding With Dpatay
Yoobhy
Hind Patay
Hind Patay and Jounature Wife Again Ony Aurer
Aner Fauthig
Chelo
Madison Atyeet
Maceth
Dorothy DeVoe
Cullen Gandini
Jimmy Aw
Dantle
Tom Mix
Srutta
Byun Novak
MAYWOOD MAN IN COURT IN AUTO MIX IN HARLEM
A Maywood man faced disorderly conduct charges after a Harlem incident. Judge Murray dismissed the case after weighing the evidence. The altercation began on Hurley Avenue leading to a pursuit and a scuffle with a cap torn off. The case centered on a disputed curb and alleged threats, with the judge noting improper conduct by the pursuing driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood Man
Harlem
Anywood
Adge
Murray
Ana Ut Tteher
Macywood
Elie Taed
Tablexon
Morest Tork
Petry
Miteraty
Moray
Crunden to Speak at Tuesday Chamber Meeting
Crunden will address the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening. The talk, titled The Magic of Communication, covers primitive methods and modern practice, with focus on information gathering and tonality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandon
Dina Teel
Ynias
Marek
Fotent Tak Chamber of
Guinmords
Legion Halk
Inudention
Crunden
Bokenberg
Kooieueher
Chatriain
Hentionett
Weill
Dineh
Forest Park Review Newsstand sales surge and oscillate
Forest Park Review reports a rapid rise in newsstand sales with dealers increasing orders last week amid a steady subscription rise. The paper notes higher overall print volumes, strong local interest, and canvassers expanding reach as more papers are distributed weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Review
Rmande
von Uswe Shandsa
Forest Park
Phelucrenke
Jere
Hen Boon
Measles for Kids Colds for Elders Mildly Epidemic
The health officer reports a mild epidemic of measles in schoolchildren and colds among elders. Cases are scattered, with fourteen quarantined in primary and twenty seven in February. Many patients show coughing and headaches, with some progressing to pneumonia if untreated. Careful rest and medical advice urged for afflicted individuals and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Marede
Cardten
Fortion
Roos Proposes Sanitary Trustee Elections Across Nine Districts
Senate introduces a plan by Senator Fred Loox to elect a sanitary trustee from each district. The proposal covers nine districts from Oak Park to Forest Park and beyond, aiming to balance representation and locate trustees by geographic area amid Democratic and Republican lines described in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fred Loox
Forest Park
Oak Park
Shattered street lamps attract crowd outside estate office
A. J. Kennedy of the Stewart Neal Estate office backed a car into an alley west of the office Sunday afternoon, causing a crash that drew a large crowd. The readable fragment notes the incident and gathering, with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kennedy
Stewart Neal
Randolph Street Change to Washington Blvd Proposal Sparks Local Debate
Citizens ask Maywood and River Forest officials to rename Randolph Street to Washington Boulevard from Chic ake to Harlem Avenue arguing disruption to business and street navigation. Petitions seek official sign designation. influential locals back the move citing traffic and tourism impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trendelph Street
Washington Boulevard
Maywood
Woahingtom
Tremblay
Kanedalph Street
Rockford Avenue
Gaia Street
Ebreet
Koredt Park
Owk
Burk
Atrat
le Delco
Washington
ChheaKe
Harlem
Thien
Tondelph
Rudolph
Walt
Trentitny
Murray Named for Justice of Peace Nomination Likely
A partisan meeting in Borese Park discussed Judge W W Murray’s renomination for justice of the peace. The committee indicated support and expected a formal nominating convention on March 21, with other candidates and local officials shaping the ticket. Forest Park committee members and addresses were listed. a separate incident noted a lamp post lamp damage and repair costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Park
Treviso
Hontai Party
Borese Park
Bathdiy
Wien
Cme
Mall
Maywood
Ned
Rank Ib
Merroke Park
Ducati
Willie Melvilte
Hrook Felane Wilken
Bete Silvbien
Moret Park
Laurence Wilder
Wallin Ray
Tedwoud
Deb Lotaait
Jiinen
Curran
Dredk
Stamp Purchase Boom Stirs Public Service Meeting
The article reports a surge in stamp purchases driving a rate debate. Representatives from the Public Service Company and local Chamber of Commerce discuss the impact, with calls for action at the patronage level and a push to fund postal needs. The piece notes rising consumer interest and scrutiny of pricing, amid broader business concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conanerer
Am Chat
Iis Rorpuny
Hares
Royeech
Chy Yee Vestioakter
Mabie
Arent Park
Chey
Ravnee
Acadia Club Plans Chop Suey Dinner and Dance
The Acadia Club announces a Chop Suey Dinner and Dance with entertainment and prizes. President Fred Taehester, Ceara Wot, and Thorny aererier lead planning for March event. details include caterer, fete, and decor, with emphasis on a grand evening and a late-night revel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Club
Tiearge
Po Hartley
Teller
Fred Taehester
Ceara
Thorny Aereier
Jobin Chernin
Mfiwante Pomple
Presilent Heucher
Treanor Kavher
Urtapgerenia
Wil Fee
Khawn Bn
Thief Steals Purse With Cash and Tickets From Home Bakery
Mrs. Bitre Xchelé reports loss of a purse from Home Bakery on Thurday street. The purse contained about $1.50 in cash, a $4.75 money order, a note from her late husband, two theater tickets at the War Relocation, and a ticket for entry. The thief fled after leaving the counter area. no one else was seen around. The Warrington allowed use of the gate and the ticket taker watched for the missing ticket, but it was not presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurdolph Street
Bitrexchelé
Warrelogton
Warrington
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Jegutie
Leenuilly
Auiseal
Iri
Ren Bright
Joyaux, Meyers, Flohr
Flower Shop
DR. Carstens
Harlem State Building
Mia
Max Heideleon
Roos
Hoos
Piatriet
Theonarth
Sade
Hite
Whaireers
Chidge Avenue
Powewety Ctebereneae
Cleepernet
Draenor
Heey
Tinbyted
Rich
Claveler
Ato Street
Jerson
Suntory
Lobstein
Lola
Paneetinsen
Romnevelt Road
Mary McAvoy
Lobatetn
Abares
Randolph Street
Washington Blvd
W.W. Murray
Justice
Sownanip
Ds A Tnt Chip Oorgonidian
Hak aKgly
WedesKor
Thietyeiwe
George Aruibrust
Martin Betuls
Circle
Edward Loffmann
Marengo Avenue
Dicot Klapdohr Jr
Belait Avenue
CG. Wiegemanna
Ferdinand Avenue
Henry C. Haaa
Oscar Miske
Koloit Avenue
Tlenry Beegers
Marenge Avenue
Frank Overmeyer
Teloit Avenue
Tampa
Booster
Matiy
Wii
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