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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1936

Page

2

Newa Highlights From a Varied Week Across Nations and States

Dr Franis Townsend defies congressional contempt arrest and moves headquarters from Washington to Chicago. Veterans seek June bonuses as Hoover denies presidential candidacy, while Landon leads GOP hope with Borah’s lingering influence. Mussolini victory celebrated by 20 000 Italians in Chicago. Boulder issues a summer tourist edition. Guernsey cow sold for 1600 at St Charles auction. Michigan probes Hinck Legion purge killings. Mormon church to remove 80000 members from relief in June. Memorial Day marks G A R decline. Rockford embalmer Tatl troubled by domestic woes. Maywood heir to 6 million seeks marriage, not luck. Winifred Black dies in San Francisco. Judge Gorman pushes drunken drivers to jail. Governor Slorner backs Clean Elections in special session.

Franis Townsend Congressional Petty Washington Chicago Herbert Hoover Alf Landon Kansas Borah 132Nd Infantry Armory Hotel Sherman Boulder Colorado Boulder Daily Camera St. Charles Fred K. Babson Michigan Hinck Legion Mormon Church Atlantic Zeppeiin Grand Army of the Republic Guy Tatlroadge Rockford George F. Jennings Maywood Winifred Black San Francisco Judge Gorman Slorner

Mrs. Augusta Zapf Wins $400 Bank Night Prize

German immigrant Mrs. Augusta Zapf, living at 7504 Madison Street, quietly claimed a $400 bank night prize after judges deciphered her handwritten entry. She joked about adding the money to her village license and hinted she might not have expected to win. Next Wednesday offers a fresh $200 drawing with registration available Tuesday or Wednesday.

Forest Augusta Zapf Madison Street

Proviso High School Chief Holds Duluth Offer

Superintendent H H Belkema of Proviso Township High School Maywood plans to resign his post following a Duluth offer to become superintendent of Duluth public schools. The Duluth board voted to appoint him, with Belkema awaiting his local board's release and formal acceptance pending. He rose from rural Iowa teaching to leadership roles in Mankato and Maywood, admired for turning Proviso around.

HH. Felkema Proviso High School Eelkema Duluth Mint Belkera Board of Education Maywood Duluth News-Tribone Hoard H. H. Belkema HH. Belkema Maywond Belkema Hia Ita de Ovine Sreowa Towa Leonard Young Belkeina Tripoli Iowa Thrayton Groton S 1D Mankato Minn Upper Iowa University Provisa Tie Iowa University Mankata Xitua Hien North Dakota High School ‘Board

Melvin V Mader Takes Over Tire Shop

Vo Marder has taken over the former Stussys Tire Shop at 7818 Madison and brings over fifteen years in auto repair and service. The shop now wears silver and green, will open evenings and Sunday mornings, and will sell tires tubes accessories Texaco gas and oil and handle auto repairs.

Melvin, Vo Marder Stussey Madison Agreed

WPA Project 3340 invites public for achievements night

Forest Park residents are invited to an Achievements Night featuring WPA recreation programs. The event showcases sewing, crafts, model airplanes, brass tapping, birdhouses, nature study, singing, dancing, and a youth demonstration. Awards for airplane entries will be given. demonstrations and performances by play school groups and the Resaian String Orchestra are planned under Sara Peyton.

Forest Ae WPA Ju Street Circle Avenue ae _ iy Grant-White School Forest Park W . Pimmett Woman's Chi Mra Jos Kozick Garden Club Donald Hirsch Resaian String Orchestra Federal Music Project Sara Peyton Herbert Petersony Raymond Wamerke Ernest Jackson Boulevard Deaphines

Merchants Seek Diagonal Parking Rule in Forest Park

Forest Park merchants and residents presented a petition signed by about 500 citizens asking the village council to pass an ordinance permitting diagonal parking on Madison Street. The letter and petition urged action at once, citing safety gains and business impact, and the matter was referred to the Safety Zoning Commission for recommendation.

Y A. Parichy Rudolf Burkast Jone Waleed Samalter Heron Mer ‘Orest Park Chamber of Commerce Madison Street Safety Zoning Commission Froilerwas Forest Park Ulises Kenner ‘Ry Oweitlen State Highways Department

Memorial Day Services and Parade Plan in Forest Park

Forest Park Post No 414 The American Legion will hold memorial services Saturday morning at Memorial Hall Circle Avenue and Adkins Street with a parade forming shortly after. Units and auxiliaries are advised to assemble for line placement and a detachment of police will lead the march. If rain parade is canceled and ceremonies move to Memorial Hall. An afternoon program will place flags and wreaths at cemeteries and a follow up meeting is scheduled Monday night for unpaid members and delegates.

Forest Park Annieran Legion Varia Memorial Hall Circle Avenue Adkins Street Fon Fock Forest Park Ptolice Chigt Tred Cu Chamber of Commerce Munday Belmoves

Mammoth Picnic Set For June 14 By Eagles Group

The Eagles announce a mammoth picnic on June 14 with races for all ages and games. Key organizers Henry Desens and Prede Lereafent will oversee ticketing as crowds are expected to be large. Admission is twenty five cents and members will handle details at the event.

Banese Hack Aggie Alavira Ufenry Fen Flaffrman Fred Licht Order of Eagles

Drops Dead at Work in Mak Park Village

James Madiol of 841 Ferdinand Ave NE collapsed and died on Monday May 25 while at work in Mak Park village, authorities report a sudden death with no immediate explanation given.

James Madiol Ferdinand Avene Mak Park

Death Notice Ezra Eggleston at 20 Rockford Street

Death notice reports Ezra Eggleston aged about 20 and residing at 20 Rockford Street. Wife survives. Further details not available as of May 28. obituary forthcoming.

Ezra Eggleston

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