Forest Park Village Council May 1918 Proceedings Recap
Forest Park Village Council met May 20 1918 in the Municipal Building. Mayor Kaul and Commissioners Hanna Michalsky Rieck Wendt and Attorney Hulimbine attended. minutes approved. several communications received and filed including church and library notes. The Building Commissioner reported on a dangerous Madison Street property and recommended condemnation. amusement park facilities found in good condition. An ordinance on road rules and a pay raise for motorcycle police was tabled and then advanced for final passage. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Vilage of
Kuol
Cormissioners
Hanon
Michalsky
Rieck
Wendt
Huliman
Community
Commnaioner
M. BE
Wau
Han- 09
Ubrarrd
Fle
Michalaky
Jona Club
Banna
Wid
Siguorea
Han Ha
Connell
Mleck
Hum
Michataky
Meek
Kaul
Noys
Harrison Breet
Great’ Western
Aft.chalaky
Progressive Club
Hanna
Yeas
Hava
Michawky
Kul
Naye
Aky
Hieck
Carl Remus
Imnota
Aenta
Madison Street
Charisse
A.glos
Chartes
Ilifmots
Commisasionern
Arthur W. Bigalus
Worent Bork
Tilola
Bite
Arthur W, Blasius
Building
Ifanna
Amuaement
Yeus
Otto Schneider
Laula Oawald
Hyan
Maxebults
Mack & Albtreistaedt
Bred Mittelsteedt
Hatu
Michal‘uky
Joanna
Forest Leaver
Motien
Sognalkstaast Wendt
Hanna, Blichslaky
Longing to Tryablegar Jom Ee Oat X Tattarn
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Maywood Boy Drowns In Local Creek Accident
Fifteen year old Charles L. McCormick of 214 South Fourteenth Street Maywood drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming with three other boys in Ball Creek. The body was recovered. A separate note mentions Italian wax votive taper making and candy preparation, describing wax types and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
Charles L. McCormick
W. Fr. McCormick
Fourteenth’ Street
Ball Creek
Hearts of the World at Olympic Theatre Chicago
B W Grit nur presents Hearts of the World at the Olympic Theatre in Chicago with large daily crowds. The film blends a simple romance with monumental battlefield sequences, portraying civilians amid the German invasion and war’s brutal impact while praised for its fidelity to life and dramatic photography.
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B. W. Gritnur
Olympic Theatre
Chicago
Qriltth Haa
Stone
Ling
Robert Herron
Lillian Gish
D. W. Griffth
Free Tickets Contest Mis-spelled Word Challenge
Advertisements in this issue invite readers to find mis-spelled words and mail a list to the Review office. The entry with the most errors received by 6 p m Monday May 27 earns free tickets. The winner's name and address will appear in next week's Review.
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Illinois
Forest Park Progressivhs Club
KY Malo
Collumbasiense ‘Hleck
Worgat Park Progressive Club
Tiotlon
Michal
Hanns
Michalcky
Kani
Comoner Hanna
Neck
Paul KR. Witt
Wet
Dunols
The
Forest Park Review
Phonograph Shop, Inc
Marion St
Oak Park
Edison
Reed & Sons Players
Columbia Grafonolas
VIS & Sons Pianos
Piato Ralls
Ascawarrz Co
Marion BT
N. Boulevard
Harlem
Deaplatoes Aves
Jackson Boulevard
Metropolitan
Hanosh Ave
Agan Daly
E.a.cummings &Co
N. Dearborn Street
Forest Park State Bank
Albert Rook
August Thode
Albert G.roob
Fred &. Becker
Board OF Directors
Albert C. Roos Or, H. E. Jenkins
Jacob Schwab
Albert Roos
Herman F. Jacob Herman H. Hann
Henry
Frederick 5. Roos