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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1927

Page

9

Jenkins on Farm Plans for Relief

The article notes New ton Jenkins addressing Forest Vark Chanter members at a commerce event held last week at the DeLuxe restaurant, stressing that prosperity for merchants and manufacturers hinges on local consumer buying power. It mentions Mer. Jeu, a Chicago attorney and banker, as a speaker and economist.

Gerchant Newton Jenkins Forest Vark Condnerce Mer. Jeu Chicago Ainaix

Farmers' Leaders Press for Remedial Legislation in Agriculture

In 1924 Jenkins ran as Republican for U S Senator from Illinois, winning 130000 votes and carrying cities like Freeport Joliet and Decatur. He urged farmers to push for right kind of legislation similar to labor and business, citing McNary Haugen bill and broad support from labor and business groups. Forest Park Chamber of Commerce reviewed year to date and planned no meetings until September while new board member Cheater Arch was elected.

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School Relief to Meet Friday Next

Forest Park School Relief committee led by President J Make and Secretary Frankel will convene Friday in the village hall. They aim to discuss tax relief work, consider continuance, and address delinquent taxes and payments to the school and council.

Forest Park School Relief Committee Witec Treary J. Make Aid de T. Prankel

Lost Child From Austin Found in Marengo Area

A nine year old girl named Raitiona Wessiz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Wesaly, found a lost four year old bay boy Saturday morning at Marengo and Randolph. The boy, hatless and barefoot with blue roppers, claimed to be Leroy and knew only the phone number 443 Austin. Mrs Wessig fed and cared for him while authorities traced his parents in Austin Chicago Avenue.

Raitiona Wessiz Paul Wesaly Bay Marengo Randolph

Masslow and Schultz Appointees in Forest Park

Dr. William Masslow named health commissioner in Forest Park. oldest practitioner since 1903, trained in Zurich, longtime Harlem State Bank office, now in Masonic Temple, medical superintendent for Altenhetta, staff physician at Osk Park Hospital, Harlem Maennercher member, daughter Eleanor also physician. Augusta J. Schultz appointed building inspector, longtime civic activist, president of Police Men’s Benefit Association, aims to enforce building regulations in harmony with administration.

William Masslow Forest Park Harlem Masaly Zurich Switzer Chicago Harlem State Bank Masonic Temple Masslow Altenhettha Osk Park Hospital Harlem Maennercher Eleanor Mayslow Brossman Mayneur Mayslow Mbrest Park Augusta J. Schultz Marengo Avenue Policemen's Benefit Association Schultz

Village to open infant welfare station in Forest Park

A group of Forest Park mothers organized at the public library plans to establish an infant welfare station in the Forest Social Club room on Morrison Street. The effort includes a tag day to raise funds and seeks broad community support with a meeting set for Wednesday night in the Municipal Building council chamber to organize the project and invite participation.

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Two Churches Protest Race Track Plan in Forest Park

Rural community churches led opposition to a proposed Forest Park race track project. Sermons and resolutions urged council to keep the area free from racing influence, fearing loss of neighborhood character and public safety. Local clergy quoted shared concerns about reputational risk and economic impact during a period of civic debate.

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Finances of Village Transfer Show Funds and Warrants

The village reports 855 dollars in the general fund at transfer from former Treasurer One Reich to A M Thompson. Outstanding warrants remain, but cash on hand should cover current needs. The transfer includes certificates, various funds, and investment details with several balances and small certificate values listed.

One Reich A. M. Thompson Bok Sith Shemen Firemena TSG - 800 Srey i

Graduation Day Set for Forest Park Schools

Graduation exercises for Forest Park grade schools will be held Wednesday June 1 in Provian Township high school auditorium. Senator Arthur A Huebsch will speak and diplomas will be presented by President Boyer. Proviso high school band will provide music, replacing the orchestra this year. Graduates from Eugene Field, Garfield, and Ulysses S Grant schools are listed with numerous students named in full.

Forest Park Provian Township High School Arthur A. Huebsch Boyer Proviso Atty Eugene Field School

Wilhelmi Boosters Prep Two Games Against Chicago Club

The Wilhelmi Boosters schedule two upcoming games against Paramountia of Chicago. They beat the Picketts of Chicago 9 to 5 last Sunday with Cluck Landry pitching and hitters Phobus Bruckner and Syrings contributing. The article notes new uniforms and plans for Memorial Day events.

Wilhelmi Boosters Paramountia Chicago Harken Harrison Paramounts of Boosters Picketts of Cluck Landry Phobus Bruckner

Educating the Hope of Democracy Speech Featured at Commencement

The board of education and superintendent secured Senator Arthur A. Huebsch of Brookfield to deliver the commencement address titled Educating, the Hope of Democracy. A former teacher turned lawyer, he has served as Brookfield mayor and attorney for Lyons and Melrose Park. He has supported education bills in the Senate, with House Bills No. 1 and 29 advanced, praising Huebsch and Propper for education welfare. The community is urged to attend the exercises at Peas Vise Township High School on Wednesday evening, June 192? at 7:15.

Board of Education Arthur A.thy Brookfield Lyons Melrose Park Senate Wim Propper Arthur Hughach Strumental House Mucl- Ner Huebsch Oa. Hietwel Peasvise Township Schol

Demand for Watchmen at Crossings Sparks City Meeting

At Desplaines a city council debate over elevated railway safety and crossing flags drew Mayor Gold and officials. Opposition to free passes for aid workers and concerns about illuminated signs and a race track dominated the session. A protest against a nearby factory was read. inspectors discussed muffler orders to curb noise. The council approved a Jewish society event and appointed a new health officer and building inspector before adjournment.

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Memorial Day Parade Plans At Monument And Village Hall

The text outlines a Memorial Day parade starting at Memorial Hall and proceeding via Elgin Madison and Des Moines avenues to the village hall. Speakers include Arthur Ween as marshal, with J Yo Warnes and Bred Becker as color guards, and Henry C. Rieck delivering the memorial address. Kiwanis wreaths, bugling, firing squad, and taps are listed among activities.

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Lindbergh era aviator memories at Forest Park event

The report recalls Lindbergh related figures and a small gathering at Forest Park near South Phantom Avenue Maywood. It notes aviators, a return journey, and a brief account of interactions and a dinner for local figures, with details obscured by faded OCR.

Harter Lindbergh New York Tiene Sare Forest Park

Kids Picnic for Schools by Boosters

Forest Park school children will enjoy a themed activity day near Friday instead of Thursday due to scheduling conflicts. Madison Street Boosters planned a parade, free ice cream, lemonade, rides, and other familiar events, with funds to support next year’s picnic.

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