Beuchler Leads Double Picnic Plans At Travis High
An organized student committee with Hernan Hedann, Frank Owe, Eugeny Poaartou, Chartea Hiliey and others discussed a concert plan for Matlin Street before the school year ends. Debates over a William McKinley sign led to its removal being halted, and the group decided to meet again in June after adjourning for summer.
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Thenry Acer
Ehalpui
Comantes
de Vatitir
Camonirte
Hernan Hedann
Prank Owe
Iy Golardi
Eugeny Poaartou
Chartea Hiliey
Traviso High
Matlin Street
Travis
Rehoal
Hoostyra
Rae
Madison
Jannah
Herman H. Hanh
Barty
SIO
Heleen Teld Gart
William McKinley
Madan Wircet
Camiaden
Sgn
Roosevelt Trust and Savings Bank to Open Next Week
Roosevelt Trust and Savings Bank prepares for a formal opening on Saturday next with accounts accepted earlier in the week. The event features souvenirs for ladies and cigars for men, with decorations and a possible floor dance. Builder Bango ne, cashier Lehrowder, and former State Bank and First National executive Nehroeder will lead the new bank's setup on Roosevelt road.
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Moosevalt
Othar
Wigin Avenue
PB. Lehrowder
Nehroeder
Enahier
State Bank
First National
Federal Reserve
Feast of Blessed Virgin to Be Held on Garden Street
The Feast of the Virgin Mary will be held August 14 18 with a parade, fireworks, and a parade on Garden Street near the chapel of the Ilan congregation. Organized by River Forest congregation and the Forest Park Italian Ioware chub, it draws many Italian-born residents from the west side. A small chapel on Garden Street opens its doors to offerings before the image of the Blessed Virgin, a colorful, old world festival scene attracting visitors during the festival period.
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River Forest
William Bnd
Garden Street
Ilan
River Morest
Forest Park
West Aide
Sia
Grant School Minstrel for Rest Room Fund
Readable fragments indicate a Grant School event titled Minstrel for Rest Room Fund. The text references pupils, a performance at an unknown location, and fundraising purpose likely involving a community audience. Other lines are garbled with no clear names or dates.
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Grant Svtan
Masure Te Wooltieathing
Scouts Parade Draws Four Village Delegations
Scouts from Four Villages gathered for a parade and rally with leaders and participants named, a forest preservation focus, and a schedule of events across May including camps, courts of honor, and hikes. Action notes urge contacting Mr Cook at Euclid 4104 and reference weather concerns and property return for issued axes and tools.
Sanders Relocates to North Side Address
Sanders moves from Harlem avenue and Madison street to 246 plains avenue. The prominent Madison Street figure will continue specializing in home bakery woods as Sonders' Deliputessen departs the transfer block.
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Sonders’ Deliputessen
Harlem Avenue
Madison Street
Plains Avenue
Sheaters
Mieling
Sanders
Madisontreet
Shields Leaves Munday for Pine Rest at Eagle River
Thomas J. Shields departs Munday for Pine Rest at Eagle River Wisconsin on Little River Main Lake. Mrs Shields will join later as the second Pine Rest section opens with past success drawing visitors from the locality and preparations underway to clear winter debris.
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Thomas J. Shields
Munday
Shields
Eagle River
Wis
Little River Main Lake
Boys Sworn In At Village Officials Ceremony
The village held a morning ceremony with Mayor Maul presiding as boys were sworn to uphold the constitution and village ordinances. Several named youths, including Jack Finney and James Corting, took oaths and were assigned duties at various village departments.
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Hoys
Peter Pred Licht
Maul
Jude Witt
Ater Elthaens
Maged
TP Istead Rtites
Shelp Virious
Kaul
Jack Finney
I Auber
CanMainia
Eillen
Kate
Chicago
North Side
Republican Club Banquet Draws May Evening Crowd
The Republican Club plans a banquet on Monday in May at a local venue on Despittnes avenue. Attendees include Arti A Halabi, a leading senatorial candidate, as preparations and attendance are finalized.
Acacia Jazmaniacs Charm Audience in First Performance
The Acacia Jazmaniacs delighted an audience at their inaugural show featuring conductor Witlfare Hat and musicians including Pred Licht and Harald Hoader. Swedish comedian Henry Vor and Lorraine Ball entertained after the concert as boxing bouts and a social floor followed. An upcoming May 21 Monta Carlo themed event promises special scenery for a men’s night.
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Imanaainer
Spormar
Phatacent Indateud
Jae Oaigagemedias
Wocepe
Rusemantacn
Tutlow Witlfare Hat
Uheet Dark
Pred Licht
Charles Matwurn
Harald Hoader
Jolt Thorten
Henry Hoelrich
Wiliam Behrieber
Laut
Wiw
Edwards, Bute
Henry Vor
Mise
Lorraine Ball
Wience
Acacia Club
Monta Carlo
Acacia Entertainment
Great Murooran
New Store and Flat Planned at Roosevelt Road Corner
Joseph Maloney has bought the northwest corner of Dunlop Avenue and Roosevelt Road, 200 feet, and will break ground this week for a brick store and a flat to be constructed. Details mention nearby streets and landmarks in Madison Street and nearby avenues.
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Joseph
Maloney
Dunlop Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Mr. Maloney
Jerot Porta
Madison Street
Mo Tenewyonky
Two Societies to Offer Poppies
Two societies will sell poppies on May 22 and 2h without friction. Donations have been granted to the Ta diem Tegtan Auxiliary for the Aux. Mary of the Veteran of Marrign Wars read poppies at the street of Wor ent Park. The veterans of Foreign War have a letter from President Coolidge praising them for their work aiding wounded veterans. They have been calling poppies on the streets since 1918.
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Societhen
Aux
Mary
Worent Fark
Foreign Ware
Coolidge
Walter C Lantz Takes Nash Agency in Chicago Area
Walter C Lantz 62% Ferdinand has taken the Nash Bull Co agency of Cincinnati with Chicago headquarters at 634 Dearborn. He covers the territory from Chicago to Wheaton along the Northwestern and the Third Rail. Elmwood territory, previously built up, is now with him after the prior agent became company manager in Aurora. Lantz previously ran a delicatessen on West Madison Street.
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Ty Duey
Walter Schulte
Charlon Huey
Omcer Horndt
Madison Street
Mr. Mundep
Giegree Ghhyon
Kurt Plurtners
Hupsey
Janes Cortino
Walter C. Lantz
Ferdinand
Nash Bull Company
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Wheaton
Elmwood
Aurora
Walter
Weat Madison Street
City School Rivalry Ends In Saturday Championship
Contests between Hariem Avenue and Harrison clubs have been keen with Field-Stevenson beating Bt Bernardine 11 to 10 and Garfield defeating Grant 13 to 0. Field-Stevenson edged Bt John's 7 to 0 as Elmer Haas pitched brilliantly. The town championship will be settled Saturday afternoon with Garfield vs Field-Stevenson, plus races at 1 o'clock and special sermons for boys on Sunday.
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Field- Stevenson
Bt. Bernardine
Garfield
Grant
Stevenson
Bt John
Elmer Haas
Babe Ruth
Bt. John
Gariwid
Field-Stevenson
Boya
New Plant of Brisch Brick Co Opens in Chicago
An extensive article details the new Brisch Brick Co plant in Chicago, describing its location, production capacity, and modern equipment. It notes a massive brick volume, rapid shipping by rail, and high wages for kiln workers, with keys on kilns, electricity use, and future expansion plans.
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Brisch Brick CO
Brinch Co
Belach
Chicago
Wisgun
Boosters Win Third Victory of Season Over Blues
Boosters defeated the Blues 4 to 0 as Jacobs hurled a superb nine strikeout performance and went 4 for 4 at the plate with a single and a double. Rieback caught well, snubbing four potential steals. Next up, the Boosters face the Deaplaines Dodgers in Deaplaines on Sunday May 16 at Harlem and Harrison, game time 5 p.m.
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Idland Blics
A. Jacobs
Blues
Aingle
Dammann
C. Toepper
Falder
Luvdke
Ayring
Thin
Score
Hoosters
Hchults
Pepper
Miller
Kallen
Jacobs
Fritz
Woods
Tung
Duliskes
Rieback
Funday
Roosters
Deasplaines Dodgers
Lesplaines
Tit
P. Mt
Sharp
Harlem
Harrison
Police to Enforce Garbage Ordinance
A local police message outlines strict enforcement of the municipal garbage ordinance. Officers will ticket and cite violators, emphasizing sanitation, safety, and compliance in the city.
Pareat Park Club Leads Kiwanis Parade at LaGrange Meet
The Pareat Park Club led a Kiwanis Parade at a LaGrange meet. Nie Lutiraad presented the charter on behalf of Kiwanis for the dhbola Haastern Lown district as about three hundred attendees watched.
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Pareat Park Club
LaGrange
Meding
Dliner
Nie Lutiraad
Kiwanis
Dhbola
Haatern Lown
Forest Park Boys Win City Paper Folding Contest
Forest Park boys Jonny and Serd Lapagna won a city paper folding contest run by the Chicago Daily News. John Morocco folded twenty five papers in one minute and forty seconds, earning a gold medal, with his brother Serd earning a silver. About 260 carrier boys took part in preliminaries, and the event emphasized paper delivery speed and neatness.
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Wae Pipers Gang
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Diatrict
Jobiowid
Fore Park Newapaper
Johnahagia
Monte Aid
Twa Aveonda
Serd
Che Wkill
Forest Park
Tean
Geta Iield
Wno
Tosner
A.M. Weinrich
Daily News
Prigu
Kidhl Behonl
Jonny
Red Lipagna
Vito Lapagna
Fietch
Henson
River Forest
Harlem Avenue Paving Bid Leads To Public Audit
A fragmented Chicago area notice details a bid battle for Harlem Avenue paving, naming contractors such as Land & Co and Crawfurd, with audits planned on village books. Prices varied. bids to pave north and south brick sections are listed, and a final bid amount of $1,000 is noted amid uncertainty.
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Perth
Abby Wleys
Chicago
Sun Yard
Trookturdali
Rockford Court
Mery
Geellea
Crawfurd
May Festival at Oak Park High School unfolds in suburban aura
The Oak Park High School hosts a May Festival with a program featuring Morton, New Trier, and River Park choirs. Attendees will hear the orchestra play Adoration by Borgwak and Marche Militaire by Behubert, with student groups presenting selections including Glorious, The Jaot Chord, and more. Evening performances invite friends to attend.
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Oak Park High
Deerdeid
Eveninar
Thuemlay
Oak Park
Jster
Ving Morton
Droyieo
Borgwak
Behubert
Froherow
St. Mary's
Adama
Ming Inu Kirte’ Charua
Kuchmaninof
Butliven
Latsis Bros Take on United Cigars at Harlem and Madison
Latsis Bros at Harlem and Madison have added United Cigar Herea and are giving away coupons redeemable at United Cigar premium department. On opening day they sold out premium goods. Latsis Bros continues the same stocks with five years in business at the corner.
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Lutes Brothers
Harlem
Madison
United Cigar
United Cigar Stores
United Cigar Store
Tatas Hros
Dave
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