Forest Park elects new village council with sworn in
New Forest Park council and mayor Kaul took oaths and began duties while old officials departed. Burkart and Zimmerman clashed on department appointments as resignations of police chief Licht and fire chief Pries were noted, with Brown considered for police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Affairs
Mayoraul
Department of Accounts and Finances
Michalsky
Department of Public Health and Safety
Brisch
Burkart
Department of Public Property
Zimmerman
Herman Brown
John Pries
Danial M. Healy
Henry Hikgenberg
Hany Zahn
Forest Park
Accotta
Gomis Dloner Zhamerman
Bin
Kaul
Dudkes Asd
Kuul
Wendt
Makita
Viebich
Tian
Michalaky
Kut
Uant
Dla
Springfeld
Alice
West Towns Stashway Company
Fletech
Comulasioner Fiatech
Alee
Dr. Fletsch
Citiene Party
Dot
Hann
Michalwky
Bylsch
Barber Shop Closes As Builder Moves From Desplaines
Joseph Santino who operated four barber shops in a frame building at 724 Desplaines Avenue tears down the building and closes the business. He plans to move operations to land near Downers Grove and shift to farming, after moving the Desplaines structure from the north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Santino
Desplaines Avenue
Posse
Amudeient
Downers Grove
Santino
Council Seasion Delivers Police Chief Choice Amid Debates
Tuesday evening council continuation sees mayor Knul press for immediate police leadership. Herman Brown nominated as chief of police, with John Fries, Henry Hilgensberg, and Henry Zahn named for other posts. vote sent to clerk. Bonds for mayor and councilors approved. street opening protest from estate owners reviewed. Standard Oil gasoline station permit discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knul
Kaul
Licht
Horman Brown
Offcur
Muyor
Brown Cy Cief
John Fries
Henry Hilgensberg
Henry Zahn
Brown
Theo. L. Lobatein
Dunlop
Forcut
Pack
Mudkon Street
Daniel Healy
Consmia
Turner
Caulk County
Meyer and Troeger Win First in Forest Park Flight
Meyer and Troeger from Chicago won first prize in a large pigeon race. The event covered about 100 miles from Sterling to Forest Park with over 6,000 birds. They completed the course in two hours and three minutes at a pace of 1451.48 yards per minute, with Lange Bros. and W. Baker noted among top finishers as the distance increases each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Troeger
Burkart Court
Forest Park
Central Viying Company of
Chicago
Sterling
Lange Bros
Forest
Bark
W. Baker
Avatin
Aweather
Fuerling
Commercial Association Annual Meeting May 16
Forest Park Commercial Association WI to hold its annual meeting and officer elections on May 16. Treasurer Henry Pyte plans to resign for the summer in California. Georgy Armbryet serves as president and Leane Partridge as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Comercial Association
Henry Pyte
California
Georgy Armbryet
Leane Partridge
New Boreat Burk Chief Began as Village's First Officer
Herman J. Brown, appointed by Mayor J. Mehroeder, became Boreat Burk's first police officer after incorporation. Born in Germany in 1857, he served on the force for decades, held ranks from officer to captain, and is a widower with eight children. The town reduced its force to nine as several veterans left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Brown
Boreat Burk
Willtge
J. H . Mehroeder
Oral Wayer
Brown
Muhlenhaupt
Germany
Armerica
Orst
Rhohurst
Board of Education
Cite
Will
Mia
John McDonald
Aid
Rockford Street
Fred W. Licht
Henry Licht
Merman Errgang
Anter
Weihe Music Shop Moves to Firey Block Next Month
The Weihe Music Shop relocates on June 1 to the Firey Block and on June 2 to T12 Madison Street. The move expands space with eight music rooms and larger merchandise displays, replacing the current four rooms. The business dates back seven to eight years and changed hands several times, most recently to Werley Mr. Welle, a former Kor. vt Park Kikunis club officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weihe
Madison Street
Phi Buainesa
Ent Music Company
B. F. Dvorak
Werley
Welle
Woreat Park
Welhe
Kor
Vt Park
Pupils Save Over Five Thousand Dollars Since December
More than five thousand dollars has been deposited in village public school banks by pupils over eighteen weeks under Superintendent Mueller and teachers. Weekly deposits average about 1 426.41 per pupil across schools including Ourfield Grant and Bievenson, with funds kept in Forest Park State bank or Hurtein State Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merest Park
Mueller
Ourfield
Echool
Grant School
Bievenson School
Chilldren. Mre
Forest Park State Bank
Hurtein’ State Savings Bank
Forest Park chiropractorDr John Schune case dismissed
A case brought by an Oak Park plaintiff against Dr John Schuneman of Forest Park was dismissed this week by Judge McKee after reviewing briefs and evidence. The judge found no ground for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schuneman
Forest Park
Oak Park
Ethuneman
McKee
Mga
Dle
Gumps Madhouse at Little Rock Park Reappears as Barrel of Fun
A vintage Gumps Madhouse attraction is moved to Little Rock Park with plans to keep the building while adding new features. Builder Mr Wright from Little Rock oversees fuel preparations for shipment as Sid Binkih’s cartooning inks possible naming rights. A colored company concert by Kentucky Harmony players is announced at Community M E church with freewill offerings next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Gimp
Maud
Agasement — Park
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Wright
Little Rock Fa
Gump
Sid Binkih
Andy
Min
Uump
Witla
Delegation Embarks on Rail River Trip From Chicago
A party of Commercial users and friends left Union Depot Chicago at 1 o clock for a ten day ride via the Chicago and Alton railroad to St Louis and Tennessee. The Mumtaotti Cave visit was dropped from the plan. The group includes Mrs Mra 1 Wbhua, George Vogel and many from Gak Mark and Garbage, with Walter Meyer chairing the trip committee.
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Matsunht
W. Bhuina
Wil
George Vogel
T Eo Wogel
Hei
Feeble Shlebda
Ming Hidde Qyt- Tiger
Mfr
Bits Alt Troed
Hann
George Arnitrunt
Armen Sore
Jobp Jarke Ad Daughe
Harriet
Helen
Mrn
iPaul
Hachold
Anna Kall
Wuchholz
Mir
Oita 'Belnelder
Walter Wel. Meyer
Juin Meyer
Mia Kivire Mey
John Meyer
Miley
Margaret McNemey
Ont Mea
Ninf Hy
Welch
Gak Mark
Garbage
Walter Meyer
Iiv Trip Committee
Guk Park Ace
Uhiergu
Legion Memorial Hall Dedication Weekend Promises Slim Costs
Dedication events at Legion Memorial Hall are set for Tuesday evening with decorations underway and the Legion unit club arriving from the south to join in the program. Bredfield’s alchemtri will lead dance music, and decorators expect a polished hall finish as the legion boys mark the hall’s Bret anniversary with a community friendly program at moderate cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uns Legion
Menoriul Hall
Adis
Marengo’ Avenue
Legion Utec Club
Bredfield
Hredfield
Bape
Legion Boys
Booster Club Plans May Dance and Luncheon
The Madison Street Hooter club schedules its regular May meeting and luncheon at Otto Schneider's at 12 o'clock on Monday May 7. A May dance will be held at the new Capital hall on Madison Street and Ferdinand Avenue Tuesday evening May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
National Ice Plant Opens on Circle Avenue
The National Ice Company begins operation on Circle Avenue with a daily capacity of 1000 tons and storage for 9000 tons. Construction aimed to boost local supply, using a cutting and freezing process to produce 420-pound blocks split into smaller units for distribution to nearby markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Ice Plant
Circle Avenue
Netonal Tee Company
Go to Church Sunday in Forest Park Tomorrow
Local readers are invited to attend church services across Forest Park tomorrow with multiple congregations extending welcoming invitations. The note lists churches at various intersections and names pastors and addresses inviting women and children to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Forest Park Board of Education meeting actions
The Forest Park board rejected Hare as secretary during a Tuesday session in the superintendent's office. All members attended except Willian Brunt who was absent. Former president Clareney Heater Henry Bell and Williams Konige feld attended, with another meeting planned for next Tuesday to address teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Forest Park Board of Eduction
Mauler
AIL UO
Willian Brunt
Clareney Heater
Henry Bell
Williams Konigefeld
PTA Organization Meeting At Garfeld School
Thirty five people attended a Garfeld School meeting Wednesday to organize a parent teacher association. A second meeting is scheduled for Monday May 14 with Mrs A C Roo George Gould Mr Van Dyke Mr Ho Mueller and Miss Andrews among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfeld School
Caliuattea
A.C. Roo
George Gould
van Dyke
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Job Still
Cutullton
Burkart Retaurks
Briseh
Yeti
Agalnge
R. Burkurt
Eran
Thong
Wre W. Licht
John Prices
Henry Ilgenberg
ATL
Clef Licht
Pries
Milgenberg
Ehiet
Korg
Herman L. Brown
Council
Commercial Association
Weihe Music Shop
Dismies Schuneman
Weniora
Ney
Dioue
Ty Lee Osburn
Anya
Pyreun
Sucrem
Hone
Tare
Aml Dunquet
Guinea
Sunge
Jong
Patera Evangeliqad Lutheran
Monier Presbyterian
Bt. Paul's Luetheran
Cormunity
Little Rock, Ark
Legion Memorial Hall
Booster Club
Vaulia
Aduton
UN Cire Avenue
Tonerew
Moyth
Suniday
Jocal
Couperin
Avery Tun
Womun
Child
Hug
A.P. Baten
Bat Hannah
Elgin
Uurvard Avenues
F. Kalbfedsch
Elgin Avenue
Pauls CotePun
Dixon Street
Brown Nyunne
A. A. Wenninger
Vixen Erect
Community Methodist
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BL Bauder
Hannah Avenue
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Organization OF Parent-Teacher Association
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