Beuchler Leads Double Picnic At Travis High
A school club plans a concert at Madison and Jannah with Hobee Oxturn directing Traviso High band. Members Hernan Hedann Frank Owe Iy Golardi Eugeny Poaartou and Charles Hilliey were named to committees guiding the event. A sign for William McKinley near Madan Wircet drew criticism and was ordered taken down. The club adjourned for summer and will meet again in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
The Roosevelt Trust and Savings Bank prepares for a formal opening next Saturday at Roosevelt road. The event includes ladies hawkers and men’s cigars, with plans for a dance, decor, and sales by neighboring stores. The cashier HE. PB. Lehrowder and former State Bank official Mr. Nehroeder will oversee operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Trust and Savings Bank
Moosevalt
Othar
Wigin Avenue
PB. Lehrowder
Nehroeder
Enahier
State Bank
First National
Federal Reserve
Feast of Blessed Virgin on Garden Street in River Forest
The Feast of the Virgin Mary is set for August 14 to 18 on Garden Street near the chapel of the Italian congregation. A village permit was approved for the annual event featuring a parade and fireworks in the evening. The festival, organized by River Forest congregation and Forest Park Italian Association, draws many Italian-born residents from the West Side to the open chapel doors and the offerings before the image of the Blessed Virgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
William Bnd
Garden Street
Ilan
River Morest
Forest Park
West Aide
Sia
Grant School Minstrel for Rest Room Fund
Grant School pupils stage a minstrel show to raise funds for a restroom project. The event highlights student efforts to support campus facilities and community needs.
Scouts Parade Brings Four Villages Together
Scouts from four villages gather for a parade and rally led by local organizers. Leaders urge forest preserve cooperation, safety, and cooperation with scout headquarters for equipment removal and future hikes. Multiple camps and courts of honor scheduled from May 16 to May 31 at various locations and times with K. E. Cook in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brose
Houard
Nome
Cine
Ann
Noor
Conch Wifi
K. E. Cook
North Berwyn Court
South Thute
South Thatcher Woods
O'Clock
Sanders Shifts Office to North Side Location
Sanders relocates from the Transfer block at Harlem avenue and Madison street to 246 plains avenue. He remains a prominent Madison street figure and continues specialization in home bakery woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
North Side
Sonders’ Deliputessen
Harlem Avenue
Madison Street
Plains Avenue
Sheaters
Mieling
Madisontreet
Pine Rest opens second section at Eagle River Wis
Thomas J. Shields departs Munday for Pine Rest at Eagle River on Little River Main Lake. Mr. Rhiedda plans an early start on gardens and winter rubbish removal. Mrs. Shields to join later. This marks Pine Rest's second section following a successful prior year with local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Shields
Munday
Shields
Eagle River
Wis
Little River Main Lake
Republican Club Banquet Draws Local Attention
A Republican Club banquet is planned for May in Despittnes Avenue area with prominent attendees including Arti A Halabi. The event aims to raise support for the party’s candidates and features planned speeches and social mingling for attendees from the city and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despittnes Avenue
Acacia Jazmaniacs Charm Audience in First Performance
The Acacia Jazmaniacs wowed attendees at their debut, drawing applause for a lively opener and a strong reception. Conductor Witlfare Hat led a brass and reed lineup, followed by Swedish comedian Henry Vor and Lorraine Ball’s Ballora Hornpipe dance. A post show floor party with drinks and cigars capped the evening. A Monta Carlo style May 21 event with special scenery is planned for Acacia entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 buys northwest corner of Dunlop Avenue and Roosevelt Road 200 feet. Ground breaking to begin this week for a brick stereo shop and flat. Plans place him at Jerot Porta on Madison Street and Mo Tenewyonky for remaining work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 2 and 3 without friction. The Ta diem Tegtan Auxiliary and the Veterans of Foreign Wars will operate at Wor ent Park. President Coolidge praises the VFW in aiding wounded veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societhen
Aux
Mary
Worent Fark
Foreign Ware
Coolidge
Walter C Lantz Takes Nash Agency in Chicago Area
Walter C Lantz, 62 percent owner Ferdinand, has taken the Nash Bull company agency for Cincinnati with Chicago headquarters at 634 Dearborn Street. He wins the territory from Chicago to Wheaton along the Northwestern and the Third Hall. Elmwood territory, a large business area, is turned over to him by the former agent now company manager in Aurora. Lantz previously ran a delicatessen business on West Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Lantz
Ferdinand
Nash Bull Company
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Wheaton
Elmwood
Aurora
Walter
Weat Madison Street
Rivalry Sparks City School Contests and Weekend Championship
Field Stevenson defeats Bt Bernardines 11 to 10 and Garfield beats Grant 13 to 0. Field Stevenson also beats Bt Johns 7 to 0 with Elmer Haas praised for pitching. The town championship pits Garfield against Field Stevenson Saturday at 2 o'clock with races and events before. Sunday sermons are planned for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
The Hrnaedt Trite Ca firm unveils a modern Brisch Brick Co plant with 30 foot brick kilns, electric power, and steam shovel operation. Owner Heixehait and family back a facility poised to supply Chicago and region, employing twelve per shift and paying piecework wages around twenty dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinch Co
Belach
Chicago
Wisgun
Boosters Race to Third Win as Blues Fall Again
The Boosters clinched their third victory of the season defeating the Blues 4 to 0. Jacobs hurled a superb four hit game with nine strikeouts while driving a run with a single and double in four at bats. Rieback backed him behind the plate as the Roosters prep to face the Deasplaines Dodgers next Sunday at Harlem and Harrison with first pitch set for 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Washelinl Hoosters
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
Local authorities vow strict enforcement of a new garbage ordinance as residents face fines for improper disposal. The notice outlines penalties and the active patrols intended to curb violations within the city.
Pareat Park Club Leads Kiwanis Parade at LaGrange Meet
The Pareat Park Club led the Kiwanis parade during the LaGrange meet. A ceremony followed with a charter presentation by Nie Lutiraad, Kiwanis president for the dhbola, Haastern Low country district. About three hundred attendees heard remarks on club activities and charitable aims amid social refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareat Park Club
LaGrange
Meding
Dliner
Nie Lutiraad
Kiwanis
Dhbola
Haatern Lown
Forest Park Boys Win City Paper Folding Contest
Forest Park boys dominate a Chicago Daily News folding contest for newspaper carriers. John Ahagia and his brother Serd run swift folds, posting one minute forty-two seconds for perfect twenty five paper folds in a minute. medals awarded to top finishers include a gold for the champion, silver for second, bronze for third. about 260 carrier boys competed in preliminaries as the Daily News notes improved speed aids delivery and customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Pavement Bid Turbulence and Controversy
A garbled archival report outlines bids for Harlem Avenue pavement, noting the lowest bidder and surrounding price disputes. It lists firms such as Land & Co Crawfurd and others, with auditing and vendor price variances, and hints at delays and final bid amounts culminating in a $1,000 contingency.
Suburban Higha May Festival at Oak Park High
Suburban High School hosts a May Festival at Oak Park High on Friday May 20 with a program of school ensembles. The event features Morton, New Trier, Oak Park and River Forest, and Waukegan and near suburbs providing choirs and bands. The orchestra performs Adoration by Borgwak and Marche Militaire by Behubert. The Boys Glee Club sings with the combined chorus performing Froherow’s Bonga of the Western Man and Adama’s The Bell of St. Mary’s. Girls Glee Club presents Glorious Hor ever and The Jaot Chord. Afternoon events are tearful, evening concerts expect strong attendance from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerdeid
Eveninar
Thuemlay
Oak Park
Jster
Ving Morton
Droyieo
Borgwak
Behubert
Froherow
St. Mary's
Adama
Ming Inu Kirte’ Charua
Kuchmaninof
Butliven
Latsis Bros Face United Cigars In Harlem Store Clash
Latsis Bros at Harlem and Madison add United Cigar Herea and offer coupons redeemable at United Cigar premium department. Opening day results see a full stock clearance of premium goods. Despite the change the Latsis store keeps its existing lines as they mark five years at the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutes Brothers
Harlem
Madison
United Cigar
United Cigar Stores
United Cigar Store
Tatas Hros
Dave
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E. Beuchler
Miele
Che
Br. Lay
Tateninan
Grant Svtan
Masure Te Wooltieathing
Pearhon
Beyernal
Iver Morert
Sr Ost
Lendern Meederhon
Antersan
Metthiaune
Dtexront
Sneil
Florguen Geahiin
Breen
Whiker
Magee
Theten
Toerhorn
Borcat Preserve
Maivor
Jack Jinmy
Garteld
John Pobin
Jerns
Daaneheol
Wasller Sebults
Paslor
Janie Courting
Watt de St. Jobs
Achoal
Hoys
Peter Pred Licht
Maul
Jude Witt
Ater Elthaens
Maged
TP Istead Rtites
Shelp Virious
Kaul
Jack Finney
I Auber
CanMainia
Eillen
Kate
John Tobin
Recorda
Paul Wittie
Tre Calla
James Corting
Blairway
Spreder
Ty Duey
Walter Schulte
Charlon Huey
Omcer Horndt
Mr. Mundep
Giegree Ghhyon
Kurt Plurtners
Hupsey
Janes Cortino
Achoola
I. N. Leonard
The
Public Services Co
American Legion
B. L. Buechler
Wilson and Swift
Wilson & Co
J. H. McCarthy
Swift & Co
Philip Chestrom
Herman H. Hann
Cour
Mallat & Johnson
Franklin Street
B. H. Doesenberg
Broxham, Dairy
Chief Licht
Republican Club
Acacia Jazmaniacs
Nash Agency
Hariem Avenue
Brisch Brick CO
Donmntaner
Boreae Park
Koln
Owna Klyinty Acres
Bette Gold
Terriloey
al Parte
Heixehait
Tha Rockwell Lilie
Minaeh
Bard Red
Wehuo
Maman
Malka
Rafferton
Denny Peeryane
Forest Park Boys
Won'n
Harlem Ave
Lonnin
Perth
Abby Wleys
Sun Yard
Trookturdali
Rockford Court
Mery
Geellea
Crawfurd
Oak Park High
Latsis Bros
United Cigars
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