Dairy Plant 10 Be Erected Look Look
The village council granted a building permit Monday night for a bottling and distributing dairy plant on property east of the Imperigh Methods company. Court battles marked the permit’s passage as officials fought the project amid opposition from local business interests and legal actions spanning several years.
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Wroxhiw Lutey Gu
Thirrlaon
Inperigh Methods Company, Inc
Bordstirk
Supreme Court
Fortoken
Bingham
The
Autry
B.A
Harrigan
Antioch
Alty
Henry Wat¢an
Matty Peope
Atty
Buttman
Hattumn
Becumear
Wortat Park
Muttman
Courte
Healey
Mmugh Na
Fietseh
Asleep at the Switch Critiques Oak Park School Board
A letter from Harry Young of 141 Elgin Avenue argues the Forest Park education controversy shows the board and Supt Bedford failed to protect children. He accuses trustees of neglecting mental and moral development, praises a few board members, and urges reform to place schools on proper footing with qualified leadership. He questions motives and calls for accountability and parental involvement.
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Harry Young
Elgin Avenue
Board of Education
Bedford
Forest Park
Ugierp
Wingwa
Oak Park
Howe
Belford
Ana
Siuters
Service League girls to meet for outdoor party planning
The Patriotic Service League girls will meet at the Municipal building Tuesday evening, May 2, to arrange outdoor parties for ex servicemen at Broadway. Miles Eansy will preside. Anyone wishing to volunteer and help with poppies today or Saturday should contact Miss Angxe at Forest Park ANT.
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Service
Fifty Years of Service for Theodore Schuster at firm
Theodore Schuster, master of the freight receiving department at Marahn Yield & Coy, celebrated fifty years of continuous service on May 14. A banquet and display of congratulatory messages from friends and colleagues honored him, with remarks by family members including Rev. Fred Schuster’s father and Charles Schuster of Beloit Avenue.
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Theodore Schuster
Thomas Nye- Hue
Hakialine
Marahn Yield & Coy
Hur Company
Diamenie
Schuster
Fred Schuster
Cottage Grove
Charles Schustec
Beloit Avenue
Povert Tavis
Booster Club Meeting Addresses Postwar Street Plan
A booster gathering at the municipal building next week discusses restoring Madison Street to prewar standards. Commissioner Wendtius protests plans to raise weights to a standard. A committee will confer again with the commissioner.
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Madiuon Strat
Wyaten
Madleon Street
Wloyer Wendtius
Graft Charge At Hines Hospital Stirs Medical Society
The Illinois scene reports graft allegations tied to Edward Hines Jr. Hospital. A speaker denounces extravagance in grounds work and a $10,000 landscape contract as improper. He criticizes federal encroachment and cites the Sheppard-Townes bill threatening medical practice control. A local couple celebrates the birth of a son Thursday May Meth.
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Edward Hines Jr
Dehyner
Hainess State Medical Society
Congress
Policielin
Sheppard-Townes
Washington
Charles
Hinniston
Chiongoy
Jegislaton
Medici
Elie
Speedway Park
Wia
Exlward Hinea
Jwiuber
Proviso Township High School Mareat-Teacher Association Officers Elected
The final meeting of the Proviso Township High School Mareat Teacher Association elected officers for the coming year. Harry White of Maywood was named president with Mrs A P Goddard of Forest Park as vice president and Mrs J Heftough of Maywood as secretary. Eloptett of the high school was chosen treasurer. The group noted a productive year amid discussions of a planned high school building addition. Principal Thulmann reported plans nearing completion and anticipated bid calls, with construction likely to begin by mid June. Music and an art exhibition followed the meeting, showcasing work from the high school orchestra and art department under Mrs Maude Whitten.
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Harry White
Maywood
Mra
A. P. Goddard
Forent Park
J. He Ftough
Eloptett
Fol- Watt
Thuman
Ray
Thulmann
Board of Education
Hide
Hlgh
Tr. J. Okxham
Rooma
Mish Maude Whitten
Katherine Tyler
Nena
Xcthod
Endeavor Events Outline at Oak Park Meeting
Go Bundy hosts May 2 gathering for Pioneer C. E. members with records from Vietrain era, talks by Chicago leaders, and a peak by Gage. Radcliffe of the Cc. EB will speak at Third Congregational, followed by “What Christian Endeavor Do For Me.” May 20 trip to Thatcher’s Woods and May 22 Elmhurst OGEB convention are planned to boost activity and youth involvement.
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Bundy
Pioneer C. BE
Verves
Chicago
Otte
Volo Anhiele
Tf Bir
Gage
United States
Lawrences Whittaker
C.E
G. Radcllffes
Cc. EB
Third Congregational Church
Oak Park
Radcilffe
Schebel
Gahop
Shargs
Thatcher's
Dunlop Avenue
Harvard Street
Elmhurst
Forest Park Club Activities and Upcoming Events
The Forest Park club hosts a successful railo concert, with several guests present including radio newcomers. A bungee party is planned for Friday May 2, Vickers tickets sold by members and on display at Tindolf Burkart's pant store. An annual auto run finale dinner is set for June 11 at Jackson's Resort, with extended courtesies to the Neighborhood club allowing bi monthly meetings in the clubhouse.
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Forest Park
Pra
Wilds Jt
Vickers
Tindolf Burkart
Chuate
Jackson'd Resort
Deep Lake
Fathers Day Observation at Pioneer Tremtyre Mun Church
Fathers Day observance set for Sunday May 27 at Pioneer Tremtyre Mun church with a heartfelt message to fathers. The service invites all family members to attend and share a warm greeting as part of the church program.
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Pioneer Tremtyre- Mun
Trey
Bates
Obituary Otto J Urban 101 years longtime Forest Park resident
Otto J Urban 101 of Melrose Park formerly Forest Park died Tuesday May 10 1022 at Oak Park hospital after a stroke. Born in Germany in 182M he came to America in 18T2 and first lived in Texas. At 24 he worked in a large general merchandise business. He came to Chicago for the World’s Fair and settled in Dye then Dye area purchasing a saloon at Madison and Elgin, later moved to Hace avenue now Frank Un street where he ran a saloon and restaurant for years. Five years ago he moved to Melrose Park and engaged in chicken business. Funeral Friday at Tonvan’s chapel Melrose Park. Interment Elm Lawn cemetery. Survived by wife Amelia Urban and children Mrs Gea Federtien Chicago Mrs Schise ler Forest Park Mrs Wor Vern Melrose Park and son Huge Melrose Park.
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Otto J
Urban Otto J.B. Urban
Melrose Park
Dent
Forest Park
Oak Park Hospital
Fixing
Germany
America
Texau
Chicago
Dye
Wrner
Madison Street
Elgin Avenue
Hace Avenue
Frank UN
Tonvan's Chapel
Broadway
Marcus Wagner Ofigiating
Elm Lawn Cemetery
Mra
Amelia Urban
Gea
Federtien
Bini Fant Schis
Remembering a Mother in a Quiet Grave
A memorial homage to Anna Nehls De Whenury and Haley who passed away a year ago on May 20 1921. The verse speaks of a husband and daughter mourning in a graveyard. Flowers wilt yet the love and respect for the departed mother remain undying in their hearts.
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Anna Nehls de Whenury
Dene Saother
Haley
Memory of WIM Sehwass Whitt Obituary Notice
The memory of WIM Sehwass Whitt is recalled on May 18 as family remembers a beloved husband father and grandfather. His loving wife and children honor his life and enduring presence in their thoughts.
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Wim Sehwass
Hospitalization Day Observed at Speedway
A local hospital day organized by the Red Cross near Speedway featured over twenty Morest Lark women and Clara Hosler’s committee planning publicity, entertainment, and refreshments. Volunteers decorated with flowers, hosted visitors, and provided activities for bedridden and ambulatory patients, including a high school orchestra and dramatic readings, while Park women contributed punch and support.
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Speedway
Welday
Clara Hosler
Speechway
Harlow
Red Cross
Hed Cross Vance
Delog Road
Thin Kini
Stuelf Helectidl
aetvRiew
Karden
Recep-Ion
Halfyolle
Anderrow
Wan
Wong
JIGGERS THE COPS BREAKS UP STAG
A chaotic stag party at Madison Street ends with police involvement after loud disorder and failed attempts to disperse. Eyewitness details describe crowds leaving in cabs and a police response failing to locate a single organizer.
Bedford Let Out Action Re-affirmed
Superintendent Nedfahl will not end Forest Park Schools next year. Board votes 2 to 1 to hire Bedford for another year, amid protests from Korost Park residents. Few attended the meeting, with names listed among attendees and official notes on personnel changes in several local schools.
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Nedfahl
Forest Park
Board of Education
Korost Park
Hedford
Geal Aehoula
Mondon
Menar
Blough
Dantam
Bedford
Med Menary
Hraet
Keller
Mulec
Surgi Gue
Howtee
Atite Benatar Frederick’ Oon
Paul
Bda
Morest
Bors
Purfeld School
Mir Hintert
Tle Breeeuxen School
Eugene Pehl
Mra
Atm
Gare Held
Kehool
Howe Veenehaven
Brown
Eugene Feld
Ands Med
Harry Pyle
Mise Reraneth Keegar
Grant Vehool
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Club Women Enjoy Annual Spring Outing
The annual spring outing of the club featured a wine party, theater, and a Chicago trip. Members listed include Menjamen Meyer, Anwi Neufer, Lillian Jehunter, Clara Hoater, Ruth Dvorak, Katharine Rehueter, Barbara Yomter, Irene Berestrom, and many others. The event included a lunch, a play at Blackwtans, and a day at Vuk Park Aring.
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Dpring Wineheen
The
Aethiver Inal Wluk Win
Detledatng
Game Windewuth
Anwi Neufer
F. van Dyke
Haden Trosky
Barbers Horn
Lillian Jehunter
Clara Hoater
Mary Licht
Big Sharplens
Ruth Dvorak
Kanmy Klueasner
Marthe Hartley
Rima %Ingmeruan
Alice Perryman
Martha 8Oe- Kort
Antoinette McElrey
Elfreda Meyer
Cella Oyaux
Edith
Neighborhood Club Party at Bergerahill
The Neighvorhoad club plans a card and bunco party at Bergerahill Friday evening June 2 under the ways and means committee chaired by Mrs Kile Mharpleak. Funds will be raised for the club with good speakers expected for programs. Bunco and 500 are the games. Play begins at 8 10 o clock sharp with prizes to be given.
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Neighvorhoad Club
Bergerahill
Ankpleen
Kile Mharpleak
Bunco
Utarp
Park Permit Divides Town Over Mayor's Vote
Commission members Hernan Fann and Conra Michalaky were absent as the council granted a permit to Grexbikne Dutry to erect a chiliery at the tracks near Michael Artech's home. Despite opposition from Mayor Kaul and two present commissioners, the permit was approved after debate over park funding and local development. the meeting also noted three births and thirty deaths in the health report.
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Michael Artech
Sehyirs
Wayer
Cameterien
Oro 1
Rome
Kaul
Wend
Ahi
Kletieh
Konmulaloner Wendt
Ty Linyat
Mriveh
Hirsch
Brinch
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