Blanket Ballot Looms Large as Election Day Approaches
Voters will head to the polls Tuesday for a comprehensive ballot. The proposed 100000 road improvement measure, a state debt issue, and eight urbs district questions are on the ballot. Campaign activity includes parleying at village halls and booster clubs as parties prepare for the major statewide ballot.
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School Board Members Attend Peoria Convention
Several school board members and a superintendent traveled to Peoria for a state convention of directors and superintendents. Attendees included Charles J. Wolk president J B Smters secretary Meury L. Strunk William Weast J J Smith and Rudolph Mullin superintendent. One member suffered an infection on her hand and received care at Oak Park Hospital.
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Malwurm Urges Straight Republican Vote in Proviso Club Message
H. Malwurm appeals readers to vote straight Republican in November arguing the ballot is a sacred trust. He warns against prejudice and passion, urging calm deliberation to preserve integrity and stability of the Constitution and government.
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Rev Jonathan Thompson Moves into M E Parsonage
Rev Jonathan Thompson takes the pastorate at Community Methodist Church and moves to the Forest Park parsonage at 020 Huninb avenue. He comes from Prophetstown where he led a large rural church and is one of four brothers in Methodist ministry. They have a son Stanley and daughter Frances. the family includes relatives in Chicago churches.
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Proviso
Small girl struck by passing car on Madison Street
Four year old Moble Slater from Tia Franklin Avenue broke away from companions on Madison Street and Desphines Avenue Thursday and ran into traffic. A blouseed bystander named W. Cameron aided the child who suffered a bumped head and a bruised arm. She was taken to Dr. Carsten's office for treatment. The driver was described as blameless.
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Commercial Club Dinner Sparks Holiday Mood at Tony Core’s
The Commercial Club annual dinner at Tony Core’s on Twenty second Street drew over 190 guests. Speakers included A A Sprague and Michael Igoe, with substitutes and warded shifts due to conflicts. Coroner Wolfold urged uniform traffic laws while recounting a case of neck injuries and police evidence conclusions. Roy Tribetar and the Midway Quartette provided entertainment as George Armbrust presided and Walter Wayne Meyer acted as toastmaster.
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Home Burglary Strikes Parker Residence for About $2000 in Jewelry
Loula Parker's home at 645 Circle Avenue in Bapdayog was robbed while Mr Parker was in Florida. A chauffeur for the family served tea before leaving. valuables including an $800 Russian Siberian squirrel coat a diamond bracelet with 170 diamonds a diamond ring and cash totalling about $2000 disappeared. Investigators Hermansen and colleagues pursue suspects and aim to recover loot.
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Commissioner Extinguishes Auto Fire With Hand Extinguisher
Commissioner Burkitchinh used a hand extinguisher to quell a car fire on Maorenge avenue Saturday night before the fire department arrived. The Benedict car suffered about $200 damage with no insurance. A separate blaze at John Kreml’s home on Circle avenue occurred ten days earlier due to a defective iron, causing over $100 in damage.
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Fitchburg to Meet Proviso on Local Gridiron Rivalry
Fitchburg delegates led by Principal Woodbury and Mayor Fellows travel to Chicago for the fourth consecutive cross district football showdown with Proviso. The event includes a student exchange, a banquet, and plans for extra bleachers as advance sales forecast a record crowd. Both teams carry one loss, with similar weights and notable injuries to Proviso players Glelow and Nostkowski.
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Store windows highlight Fitchburg and Proviso colors
Peasles Hardware draws attention with timely decorations. A miniature football field in the window features Fitchburg and Proviso colors. Several nearby stores echo the festive trim, adding to the street’s Halloween display.
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Council Passes Ordinance To Shut Out Garages
Amid a heated Forest Park council meeting, mayor and commissioners debated a garage zoning ordinance. After roll call and intense pushback, Commissioner Burkart and others faced dissent but the measure passed, threatening permit withdrawals if not enacted.
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Tiremen Gallego to Rescue a Kitte
Wednesday morning the fire department removed a cat from a steep roof on Lathrop avenue and York street after it mewled for three days. Lieut. Crosy and Olndorff climbed to the roof and rescued the cat. a neighborhood girl carried it home for milk.
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Hartman Move From Forest Park to North Side Chateau
Hartman, formerly at Forest Park Theatre, is moved to the North Side Chateau. The report mentions Yeury Moshem milinger at Aach ew Waren Park Theater and hints at ongoing theater staffing changes and rumors about Hartman’s status. The fragmentary text references the Wergest Theater and possible postponement or reconsideration of actions, with unclear dates or details.
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Robbery at Blotky's store ends with suspect identification
A botched holdup at Blotky's store on Maiame and Yucksot Maulevarnl Miuday night ended when a woman called the police. The robbers fled as the clerk drew a plate and pointed at them, with bystanders noting a tall man and two others. Mrs Blotky identified one suspect. police later found the men were not the same as those seen entering.
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Welcome Sign Aids Parking Rules Near Forest Park
A large welcome sign at the south end of the village along Dexplaines Avenue welcomes visitors to Forest Park but notes a 15 mile speed limit and no parking between here and elt Road. Two 4 by 4 signs assist in enforcing cemetery-area ordinances.
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Judge Murray Ties Four Couples in City Wedding Rush
Judge William J. Murray's court heard rapid marriages on Saturday as four couples tied the knot in quick succession. Chief Clerk McBrady blushed at the merry scene while Chicago couples traveled to join in the afternoon ceremony, all noting the hush of secrecy around the events.
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Village bonds on ballot as voters face debt and water fund needs
The village seeks a bond issue to raise funds for debt relief and a new water well. Officials argue current water money funds obligations, while critics warn of higher taxes and long-term costs. The mayor and council backed the plan, with voters set to decide at the upcoming Tuesday election.
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Harlem State Donates Parkway To Side Street
Harlem tete Savings book wins village approval to abolish a parkway along Honway avenue. The bank will move the curb to the curb line and pave nine inches of concrete to create parking on Wantal avenue and Madinon street allowing eighteen cars without blocking traffic. The plan aims to ease Madison street congestion.
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