Memorial Hospital Dedication a Grand Ceremony
The Broadview Speed way Hospital memorial for Ed Wid Hines Jr was unveiled amid a large public gathering in Chicago. Marshal Foch attended briefly, with speeches by Edward McCauley and others praising Roosevelt’s legacy and the hospital’s purpose to honor war sacrifices. A charity ball at Alisement Fayk raised funds for local charitable work.
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Speedway
Broadview
Cherinh
Ed- Wid Hines
Clucazo
Maruhut Kuch
Maywood
Fnn
Jutragion
Edward Ulued
Hines
Falward Hines, Jr
Marshal Foch
W., IL B MecCauley
Father O'Donald
McCauley
Theodora Roosevelt
Young
Wihlgttha
Honater
Meilill McCormick
Stoosevelt
Merey
Edward Hines Jr. Memorial Hospital
Avidtora
Mra Hines
McCautey
Buck
Perrin
Foch
Chicago
Alisement Fayk Batlawou
Gadau
Open Filling Station Opens in Madtan area
Decker and Grose open a new filling station at Mapleview handling Stand rd products. Community thanks the undertakings and neighbors, with supportive offerings noted though text is fragmented and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Grose Hava
Madtann
Maple
Community Meeting Debates Village Water Project Costs
Citizens gathered last Sunday to discuss proposed village water funding, hearing from commissioners and an expert on repair costs and feasibility. A detailed calculation suggested a $922,270 levy with $5800 set aside, while plans for cemetery and street work faced scrutiny. Armistice Day was observed with church bells and whistles, and local businesses and homes displayed flags and windows for the occasion.
Joint Meeting Called For Citizens Protection League
The Citizens Protective League invites every citizen and taxpayer of the village to a joint meeting of the Booth Park Improvement Association and the Forest Park Protective League on Tuesday evening November 15 at 8 o'clock at the Municipal Bulldog. The aim is to stage a joint effort by villagers against the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Co. over westbound passengers during the evening and to protest delays and cold waiting for the next westbound train. Citizens are urged to attend to support the cause and show appreciation for the effort.
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Ab Expertia Service
Fletch
Wendt
Batley
Citivens Protective League
Yilinga
Booth Park Improvement Association
Forest Park Protective League
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Co
Laramie
Daughters of Babella Washington Circle Events
The Washington Circle Daughters of Tabella will host an informal dance at the Oak Park club house on South Scoville Avenue with May Winifred Kelly as social chair. A November 17 meeting at the Maywood day house will send members to Edward Hines Jr Memorial Hospital.
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Washington Circle
Daughters of Tuavella
Routh Scoville Avenue
Oak Park
Miay Winifred Kelly
Nod
Wathe
Hannar Wight
Monsters of the Circle
Elay House
Edwan Hines, Jr. Memorial
Maywool
Mm. W. H. Bullivan
Exeryice
Oak Park Council of Kaights of Columbus
Circle of Daughters of Suabylia
Opan
Prohibition Era Chicago Saloon Trends Reported
A Chicago paper notes near two years into nationwide prohibition that saloons persist in illegal forms. It cites observations of about 100 bars selling beer whisky and unbranded wine, with customers buying drinks directly from bartenders. The piece also notes a drop from 7000 to about 4200 saloons, shifts in business models, and profit margins under changing laws.
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Chilengo
Foreat Park
Chicago
Cuw
Sa! Tonia
Pinachle
Cribbage
Peren-Np
Uwight
Katoon
Sveila
O Jung
Kowny
Neta
Gourne Moat Seibaknece al Hot
Theny
Obituary notices for Augusta Krueger and Frank A. Schueler
Obituary notices report the deaths of Augusta Krueger nee Magnus of Foot Park Illinois and Frank A Schueler of Forest Park born 1802 died November 7 at residence 6920 West Chicago Avenue. Services were conducted by Pastor A G Wenninger and C Kumykson Undertaking, with Mausoleum interment at Waldheim. Also listed are Elizabeth Moschuetsz a Forest Park pioneer who died at 76 with services at St Germain’s Church and Forest Home cemetery.
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MG Augusta Krueger
Augusta Krunger
Magnus
Hamburg
Germany
Foot Park
Mazon
Phes
Forest Wark
Epind the Ter
HaFife
St @arl's
Cleryioos
Baturany
Sinrtle
Jack Won
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rav
A. G. Wenninger
Krueger
Ald Burles
Herbert
Arhur
Freud
Mra Alwa Hartje Ant Myre
Edna Pried
Mra. Schmidt
Willon Magnus
Frank A. Bchueler
Frank A., Schpeler
A. Y
Hid
Weat
Chicago Avenue
Aura
Schueler
Rengent
Forest Park
C. Kumyp
Central Avenue
Austin
Thier- Iment
Waldhem
He Tx
Mra
Robvert Heag
King
Milwaukee
Wute Ter
Paul
Otto
Elizabeth Moschuetz
Eilzabeth Moechugte
Eric Curqud
Dt. Qernarding
Thunday
Forest Home Cemetery
Merld
Death notice for Eleanor Mohr infant and church Ladies Aids meeting
Eleanor Mohr infant died Wednesday November 9 at Willard Hospital Chicago after birth at ranges. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon with interment at Okidge. The Pioneer Presbyterian church Ladies Aid society hosts an all day meeting Wednesday November 16 to prepare for the annual Holiday sale at the church on December 2.
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Fleanor
Edward Mohr
Renga Avenue
Willard Hospital
Chicago
Hank
Nita Dieth
Nt Okidge
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Pioneer Presbyterian Church
Protests Over Drinking Rates At Local Saloon
An exchange between galoonkeepers and patrons reveals a protest over drink prices and a proprietor’s method to prove losses. Reported actions include overcharging and customers noting reduced earnings while beer and sherbet were consumed at neighbor-hood prices.
Forest Park Workers Contest Ends Saturday Night
The community contest will close at eight o clock Saturday evening November 10. Three judges will audit votes and subscriptions submitted to the contest office before the deadline. Large prizes reward the top fundraisers with money based on votes and subscriptions turned in during the final week.
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Bodar
Forest Park
Wit- Hedroday
Yates Gryun
Special Notice to View Subscribers in Forest Park
On and after December 1, 1021 the regular price of the Review will be two dollars per year. The management intends to add an extra subscription charge to provide a larger and better paper for thousands of old and new readers, in keeping with Forest Park.
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Thin Hewapaper
Eubeckbere
Forest Park
Village Council Weekly Session Incomplete Report
Village council met Monday evening with all members present. Building permits and health reports were discussed, including September births and deaths. The American Legion post was granted a Memorial Hall permit while cemetery land concerns prompted protests from the Forestary Citizens Protective League.
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Concordis Cemetery Co
Deguie
Illinois Commerce: Comustagion
Coonmaleara
Car Tilea
Pusgen
Petwone
Bar Aine
Fifth Roll Call for Red Cross Drive
Forest residents urged to register for the drive with no home canvass. Registration sites include Harlem Savings Bank Forest Park State Bank and the Review. Churches clubs and schools to help. membership certificates and pins issued. wear red cross button during campaign. Districts North Twenty River Forest and Forest Park supervised by Dr E B Roberts. local officers listed.
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Forest
Vark Lo
We Harlem
Suvinga Bank
Forest Park
Bay- Loge Bank
oMev
Rew Urone
Citeaguayut
Wahueia Merite
Mall
Men Wenger
North Teewyn
Oak Porky River Forest
Hoberta
Powell
Clint Hower
Edith Belleman
Charles Lockard
Armistice Day Observed in Proving Schools
Armisticr Day was observed at Providence High School with a program including planting five memory trees for proving boys who gave their lives. A thrilling talk by Brighton, a teacher, and Rev. Mudus, who served in the military, were part of the program. Public schools closed for Armistice Day.
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Boyd
Ulock
Brighton
Cy Mudus
Tolinweil
Sup anone charity event at Ascher's Forest
Mikado titled Thu Mikal will be staged Monday evening December 12 at Ascher's Forest Math Uneater for the Memorial Watl Fond. The event is organized by the Totriotle Community League of Forest Park under Miss Therenn Ratlurl’s direction, with past operatic work noted at Warrington theater and Oak lia. Further particulars will be announced soon.
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Ascher’s Forest
Memorial Watl Fond
Uffile
Totriotle Community League of
Forest Park
Gid
Therenn Ratlurl
Warrington Theater
Oaklia
Bullday Showdown Draws Roseland Tanthers, Othellos Clash
On Bullday November 19 the Othellos meet the Roseland Tanthers in a swiddleweight title bout for the old west league championship. A large crowd of veterans has been invited to Speedway Hospital for the event. Forest Park supporters are expected to back the game.
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Othellos
Roseland Tanthers
Vetn
Speedway Houptralio
Ier
Forest
Attractive store windows honor Armistice Day display
The widows of the Texas Drug store at 7408 Madison Street drew strong attention last week with patriotic decorations. Forest Park Phonograph, in the Ascher Theatre building, added corn stalks pumpkins and autumn harvest decor to its storefront.
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Texas Drugsitore
Madmsen Street
Forest Park
Ascher Theatre
Teaver
Proviso Banishes Oak Park Hoodoo in Wild Scramble
Proviso defeated Oak Park in a high intensity game marked by repeated turnovers and late rally. Nick and Pollet led Proviso drives while Oak Park answered with key plays, tying late before Proviso broke through for a scoring sequence and revival.
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Oak Park
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Jerupathy
Be. Paul's Lutheran Church
Win
Weininger
Bualnegg
Hogsea
Weck Bros
Teaslou Hardware Co
Lande Mron
Orth ‘Theatre
Chus
Husey
Bliop
Hon & Qo
Rexall Drag
Dra. Gillespia and Jenkins
Xoupg
Geohnk
Tuany
Babella
May O'Brien
Tore Wrating
Eleanor Mohr
Unity
Rok
Haven
Mie
Olive Gooley
A. Oy
ODT
Bebwitz
Mia
Hlorenes
Klenske
HBO
Red Cross
Oak Fark
Rome
WTF
Provieo Teague
Oak Wark
S'rovico
Thio Ratme
Aponhg
Perion
Torward Paeses
Ome
Vark Terelving
Bird
Kassel
Prdaviad
Murnett
Oval
Nick
Pollet
Theo
Nerliner
Warman
Treviso
Oak Terk
Warren
Harry Mezére
Robinson
Nich” Warren
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