Thirteen Justice Tavernites Brought For Trial
Thirteen persons were arrested for alleged disorderly house on Archer road. They were brought to the village hall before Police Magistrate Bast and Justice Witt but postponed for a week as only nine appeared. Attorney Joseph Rubens represented the KCAL RN case. a continuance was granted due to defense misunderstanding on the division.
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Oleg
Bast
Cvillage
al Pale
Archer Road
Korent
York Berms
Peter Me
Ebi
Justice Witt
Kcal RN
Aaslatant
Joseph Rubens Ho
Silver Jubilee Planned for St Peter's Lutheran Church
Material for a souvenir program is being gathered for the silver jubilee of St Peter's Lutheran Church, celebrated next September. A committee led by Mrs Chores FB Bartling collects photographs of church groups and early members to print in the booklet. Rev. William Buck, pastor for four years, actively participates in preparing for the anniversary.
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St Peter's Lutheran
Jrip
Mra
FB Bartling
Umiea
William ©. Buck
Graduation Program for Eighth Grade Pupils
A newly prepared graduation program lists speakers and musical selections for the eighth grade ceremony. Names of students, teachers, and local officials are mentioned alongside rehearsals, orchestra directions, and venue details.
Fire in Laundry Wagon Sparks Madison Street Rampage
A blazing laundry wagon caused a crowd on Madison Street when a truck from Austin headed for a burn pile burst into flames. Four pigs were deposited in the street as the fire spread, but bystanders with a bucket doused the blaze. The driver blamed a possible improvised ignition while smoke was first spotted near Roosevelt Road. The wagon was damaged beyond repair.
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Madison Street
Belond Madinen Street
Lisen
Lowel Lcpwly
Af Austin
Madinin Street
Sona
Fred Durvlaier
Alfie
Madison Pberlor
Landscape Gardening at Proviso High School
The graduating class began landscape gardening at Proviso High School with tree planting and bed reshaping. Magene A. de St. Antin oversees plantings and a three year guarantee covers replacement for trees or shrubs that die. Beds will form symmetrical entrances and hedges along the inner walk, with center saplings becoming shade trees. Work started last week and progresses as building operations ease.
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Magene A. de St. Antin
Leompany
Grant School Circus Parade Lures Forest Park Crowds
A civic parade through Crete and Forest Park marks a grand school circus. The event features the Grant School Parent Teacher Association, local leaders, and a hayride of children in bright costumes. Crowds line Madison Street and Jackson Boulevard as classes, bands, and community figures parade past the downtown route.
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Crete
Progresa
Crete Avenue
Randolph Arreet
Cotopurt
Reat
Uilege Hermanson
Seveni
Puber Furee
Eine
Here Schwader
Janutar
Grant Keto
Mra
Morence Klendke
Grant
Maywood Community
Henry Strunk
Ceorge Beaver
al CritchNed
Meadamen Critchfield
Longe
Pittman
Smith
Aden
Sunshine
Kenneth
Beery
Kenneth le
Bey
Chare Chaplin
Hurry “Imimersian Jr
Harold Hose
Barney Gengle
Spark Plug
Uiree
Tiree Boga
Kinward
Uurry
Leroy
Mies Atl
Comune
M. Laurk
Mins Itose Blaoslyn
Inter
North Side
Desplyines Avenue
Madison Street
Jackson Boulevard
Goldyust
Jackson
Thomas Avenue
Dinny Peraodr
Ithe Khan
Marengo Avenue
Circus Grounds
Forest Park
Crowds flock to Grant School Circus Attractions
Grant School hosts a week of entertainment with a street carnival at Circle Avenue and Hon Wuiph Street. The event features dances, orchestras, a Perris wheel, a vaudeville show, and school children performing arithmetic contests and folk dancing, drawing large crowds each night.
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Grant School Circus
Bush Mesa
Grant Ethool
Mohanck
Misa
Henry Metternan
Cirleayveane
Mogk'y
Melly
Kywaols Club
Mnelag
Grantacho
Cimnt
Irsille
Weile
Big School Picnic Planned at Altenheim Grove
A June 12 event at Altenheim Grove will feature a parade with pupils from Durst Park schools and their parents. School board members intend broader participation and improved arrangements to ensure a successful picnic despite prior hesitation.
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Altenheim Grove
Park Gerade
Altenheim
Durest Park
Nine Immigrants Arrive Under New Forest Park Quota
Ming immigrants from Quemung are slated to arrive at Forest Park on July 18 under a new quota that starts July 1. Nine travelers will travel on prepaid tickets funded by Forest Park supporters through Fred Schoenfeld.
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Forest Park
Quemung
Parade participants urged to gather at Grant School grounds
All who took part in Monday's parade are requested to assemble by seven at Grant school grounds as the starting point for the march. Everyone is cordially invited to take part and join the event at the designated meeting place.
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Grant School
Big crowd eyed at fireman’s ball for truck fund
The village expects a large turnout at the fireman’s ball to raise money for a new fire truck. Organizers say advance ticket sales are strong and a summer fund-raising push may lift contributions beyond the $2,000 goal. A box will be available at the event for additional donations as dancing begins at 8 p.m. in a community celebration drawing locals who do not typically attend dances.
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Tire Department
Shiva
Villaga
Dundee
Gre
Te Gene
Harlem Bank Construction Delayed by Ornamental Plasterers Strike
Work on the Harlem State Bank building slows due to a strike by ornamental plasterers. Contractors insist the delay is not tied to the loan. The old building is nearly surrounded by the new facade, with interior steel girders covered in cement. Move-in to the new bank is not expected until January, after partial demolition and temporary partitions are completed, despite promises of an October finish.
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Harlem Bank
Harlem State Bank
Madinon
Ehannohatreeta
Horse Left Unclaimed After Abandoned Wagon Case
Maywood and Forest Park police continue to feed a horse found with an abandoned wagon on Roosevelt Road. The wagon, used by vegetable peddlers, had been abandoned by two boys who fled. a stolen bicycle was noted inside. No owner has claimed the horse or wagon, and police hope for a rightful finder.
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Maywood
Oak Park
Chicago
Abery
Trorest Park
Mayor Kaul Presiding at Monday City Council Meeting
Local dispatch reports Mayor Kaul will preside at the upcoming Monday council session. The mayor has indicated a deliberate approach as sessions unfold, with city hall attendees noting a measured pace and potential for extended discussion on ongoing zoning and public works matters.
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Kaul Better
Robert Siegel Wins Forest Park Bird House Contest
Forest Park Bank sponsored a bird house contest won by Robert Siegel of Mik Murengo Avenue. Prizes included roller skates and boxing gloves for brothers Sin and Alfred Seat, with other awards going to Edwin Kerle and Jack Finney among many entrants. Judges praised entries for creativity and knowledge of local bird habits.
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Robert Siegel
Forest Park Bank
Dhe
Berest
Mik Murengo
Price Wace
Werond and
Wilrd
Brothers Sin
Alfred Seat
UG Vine Street
Tonehall
Edwin Kerle
Haymond Belling
Hellefort
Hebert Vin Dyke
Jackson Wouteward
Dine Lowe
Rana Keontcott
Ehief Corester
Te Karent Perserves
Hemmingway
Agualz Society of Oak
Anmuip
Vurtiud Kehool
Ihegerven
Fine Vaudeville for Booster Party at New Masonic Temple
A May party on Tuesday May 27 at Madison Street venue will present a top vaudeville program in Forest Park setting. Tickets priced at one dollar and a dollar each with proceeds supporting the vaudeville program. Pred Martman of the Asher Theater leads the committee. event includes lodge hall stage show and a dance on the temple’s second floor.
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Harest
Attricians Pons
Awale
Iankey
Poress Park
Deeprerment
Tony
New Masonic Temple
Madiaun Street Thoonters Club
Ita
Manuniempl
Forusxt Park
Newale
Pred Martman
Asher ‘Theater
Roosters’ Club
Madison Street
Henry
Rieck
Water Main Construction Planned for Austin Avenue
City officials outline funding and procedures to lay a new water main along Austin Avenue. The plan includes issuing water certificates, constructing a new water storage facility, and coordinating with Chicago Water to ensure supply during the emergency project. Public hearings will be held and responses collected before final approval.
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Austin Avenue
Straw Hats Appear but Cold Weather Stalls Sheiks
The street scene in Forest View shows straw hats appearing despite cool weather discouraging shoppers. Officials note fluctuating spring conditions in Illinois with frost fears recalled, while Chief Mermid Brown calls the spell normal for early spring. Gardeners report cautious optimism as vegetables show resilience against recent cool nights.
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