Proviso Faculty on State Program at Urbana Next Week
Proviso faculty and guests will attend the annual bligh rehoul conference at the University of Illinois in Urbana next week. Principal J Ly Thaltian and five teachers will speak on topics in mathematics and journalism while other educators address sessions on debate, geometry, and teaching methods. A town township institute program includes lectures by Dr Charles Judd and Edward Tobin, with a planned 75 cent luncheon and a benefit performance by Brush the Great to aid Proviso High School.
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Ugh Aghout
University of Weds
Wekiday
J. Ly ‘Thaltian
Devern
Milks Julia Kyagny
Ead
Toun
Wittik
Lavin
William J. Barton
Kiwin W. Sehreiber
Rmntubmatics
Wil
Martha Holebrand
Buplin
Morence J. Otts
Laxtmetor
Tan
Journaliain
Bo B. Wilda
Western State Normal School
Michigan
Edwin E. Shoxson
Washington
Ming Harrier AL Wood
HUD
Bcheel Abearies
Minnesota
Wiliam McAndrew
Sehools
Helther
Morolng Sesstat
Kraan
Proviso High Sehond Board of Education
Croviso Ugh School
Grehesten
Thouing
Pietro A
United States
Andrew Bruce
Northwestern University
Ruth Broughton
Borowuki
Fountula
Wwetcher
Lemmeng
Jaculkowsky
Lee Usburn
Maule
Charles E. Judd
School of Education
University of Chicago
List
Mouse Hall
Madison Street
Moose Hall
Speakers and Band Planned for Soldier Memorial Dedication
The dedication committee for the Elmer Arch memorial plans a Sunday ceremony at 2:30 p.m. inviting all American Legion posts and patriotic groups. A program includes talks by Geo Dentin factional commander Howard Savage and others, with Great Lake Band and Provige High School members likely to participate. The monument pedestal stands finished and the site is prepared with surrounding grass and shrubs in place.
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Elmer Arch
Ervin Thoendel
Arthur Quandt
Legion
Thomas
Wrettdty
Provige High School
Lexton
Klwanta Eob
Ville Batl
Nurse at Garfield School Opens Public Health Work
Alina Katherine Downs begins as a public school nurse in Madison Street Oak Park after a committee select. she examined 66 children on her first day, found two with new defects and 25 corrections needed, with 20 prior corrections noted. office located at Garfield School.
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Alina Katherine Downs
New Xehoul
Hiewe
Forest Parte
Kiwanis Club
Win. A. Mage. Jaw
Physicrian
Wis
Madison Street
Oak Park
Mish Downs
Marest Park
Chicago
Ted Crong
Sho
Mixa Downs
Garfield School
Mayor Kaul Stricken by Flu Keeps City Hall Idle
Mayor Kaul suffers a mild influenza attack keeping him home and absent from Monday night council meeting. He remains in bed several hours daily and may be unable to attend future duties this week. The mayor recently recovered from a serious illness and is cautious about his health.
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Kaul
Counell
Tie Bown
Places Reopened After Injunction Closure
Prank Nemetz owned saloon at 7244 Budlon Street reopened by J Ports of Chicago after an injunction closed the soft drink parlor. Nemetz previously operated the site until a federal injunction padlocked the door, tied to a complaint about men working on the Haln building across the street during construction.
Neighborhood Club Hears Woman Discuss Regent Books
Mrs Roden speaks at Municipal building as Chicago Library head Carl Brix presents modern novel methods. Readings include Waste by Haber Herrick and Edith Wharton works. Joe Sa chins Peart Troos performs Kale piece, to lively applause. Dora Van Dyke chairs Library Extension group, praised for organizing Wednesday afternoon program.
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Roden
Haber Herrick
Ball Satty Mergestohner
New York
Edith Wharton
Hugh Walp
May Buelir
Vel Tef
Joe Sa
Chins Peart Troos
Mew
Albert Qo Theos
Mog
Dora van Dyke
Library
Neighborhood Club
Kiwanis to Sponsor Radio Program at Provise School
Kiwanis plans a December 8 radio program at Provise Highrehuel featuring top radio stars and a varied entertainment lineup. The event aims to raise money for the club welfare fund supporting local charities and special causes. Further details will be released after the club meeting last Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio World
Wade
Kiwanis Club
Toome
Iis
Mide
Funerals Parade Floral Displays Through Forest Park
Funeral processions for Dean O Boonen and Michael Merlo moved along Harrison Street to Mt Carmel Cemetery. The Merlo homegoing featured a wax head figure and fifteen flower carts with union members and others. O Bannon’s funeral passed Friday noon with eighteen floats of flowers as workers lined Harrison Street and cars departed curb to curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Oboonen
Michael Merlo
Forest Park
Harrison Street
Mt. Carmel
Merlo
Irs
O'Bannon
Ralph Herman Will Not Contest Pavement Assessment
Ralph Herman of TH Jackson boulevard states he will not oppose the paving assessment for his block in the central district. He will challenge his individual levy of 1000 dollars for 100 feet of alley, seeking a reduction he deems reasonable while conceding the broader project. He has not yet decided on a final course of action.
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Ramora
Ralph Hernan
Jackson Boulevard
Central District
Herman
Himsalf
Bernat
Obituary notices from Forest Park and Rogers Park
Obituary notices list Ralph Fred Petersohn 11 a pupil at Garfield school, funeral at St Peter's Lutheran Church with Rev Wm Burh officiating, interment at Forest Park. Also listed are Franz Deledier Weyl and others with memorials to survivors. Robert McBrady and Katherine Carunae obituary details include services at St Lake's Church River Forest and Mt Carmel.
Armistice Day Closures Across Banks and Village Hall
Thebanks the village hall and the schools were closed Tuesday for Armistice Day. Jud ge Witt adjourned all court cases until Friday after learning Armistice Day was a legal holiday. Legion members visited graves of comrades to renew vows and wreaths were placed on twenty five graves. The Armistice Day dance at the Masonic Temple drew a large crowd with souvenirs distributed. Joseph A Hoette arrived in Howey Florida after a weeklong auto trip enjoying local citrus and climate.
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Villag Hall
Madison Street
American Legion
Fred
Becker
Merman Behulz
George Buettner
Legion Armiatice
Masonic Temple
Electrocution at River Forest Public Service pole work
Henry Gros, 21, an employee of the Public Service Company, was electrocuted Wednesday evening while working on a tap at a company pole on Quick avenue in River Forest. His body fell from the pole and fellow workers lowered him. He died likely instantly. Gros, of Forest Park, had worked for the company two years. He leaves parents, Christine and Minnie Adolph, and brother Jimmie, with funeral set for November 15 at St. John's Church, Concordia. Police coordinated with Oak Park authorities. an investigation labeled the death accidental but critical of company care.
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Feu
Henry Great
Public Service Company
Quick Avenue
River Forest
George H. Gros
Murengo’ Avenue
Forest Park
St. John's School
Grant School
Henry Grogs
Christine
Minnie Adolph
Jimmie
River Forest Police
Tate
Oak Park
Oak Park Hospital
Fife
Drechaler
Alan
St. John's Chiceh
Henry R Heileman Returns Home After Illness
Henry R Heileman of the Review staff returned to Forest Park on Wednesday after a twelve week illness during a visit to relatives in Litchfield Minnesota. He traveled by stretcher from Menominee Wisconsin to Litchfield where he stayed under Dr Cutts care until this week. He was advised not to work before year end but has gained weight and is expected to fully recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry KR. Heileman
Review
Forest Park
Henry
Menomines
Wik
Litchfield
Cutts
Dixon Men In Ditch Draw Fines For DWI
Two Dixon men driving three new Lincoln cars to Chicago crashed into a ditch on Stooxevelt road near the river. They were charged with driving while intoxicated and fined 150 dollars total by Judge Witt. The car was towed to Liexenfelt garage for repairs. they telegraphed for money and spent a night in jail before pleading guilty in the morning.
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Dixon
Chicago
Stooxevelt Road
Rodney Brandon Moose Executive to Address Lodge
Rodney Brandon, the Loyal Order of Moose Supreme Executive Secretary, will address Moose Lodge No. 245 on Wednesday evening November 1. Local officials A. W. Holden and Charles B. Belindiene organize a large attendance for the largest Moose Lodge initiation in this region, followed by a banquet.
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Travisy Lode
Order of
Muaye
Tula
Brandon
Moose Order
Moon
Moose Lodge
United States
Cal da
Amens
Attite
Umnola
Educa- Hengl
A. W. Holden
Charles BF. Belindiene
Trinity Lutheran Church marks seventy fifth anniversary in Cincinnati
The Evangelical Lutheran Trinity church of Cincinnati Ohio will celebrate its seventy fifth anniversary on Friday November 16 with Rev Prutenhauer of Chicago president of the Evangelical Lutheran Missouri synod and Rev J Matthias of Indianapolis president of the Central District of Missouri synod delivering the festival sermons. L Luecker a teacher of the Local Ev Lutheran congregation has been invited to serve as official organist for all services and will present an organ recital playing works by McMaster Becker Guilmant Dubois and B e tlmann.
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Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation
Cincinnati
Ohio
Buriay
Prutenhauer
Chicago
Evangelical Lutheran Minsouri Synod
Hev. J. Matthias
Indianapolis
Wil
McMaster
Becker, Guilmeant
Dubois
Betlmann
Divorce Petition Denied By Kalix Case Leader
A previously reported divorce between Anna Kaliz and Edward Kalix is denied by attorney Patrick Harrington in a letter to Mrs Emm Beauchamp. The missive states the charges of cruelty are deal, and the dispute remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kaliz
Edward Kalix
Patrick H. Harrington
Emm Beauchamp
Kalix
Village vote canvass fails as council debates voiding election
The council struggles to canvass the results of the village poll held for a $5,000 bond. Officials raised questions on whether to declare the election void and set a new date while awaiting legal advice. A special meeting was planned after a regular session adjourned.
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Sallage Counsell
Ut Lion
Mondiy
Flay
Tally
Um Chat
Bedug
Novia Elertdon
Me Cuunell Snes
Counell
Wien
Kite Vilionty
Mowna
Chuillelatne
Wedley
Wounel
Uline
Ite
Forest Park Bank Expands Tellers With New Cages
Forest Park Bank on Bute Lane remodels quarters to add two teller cages and a new lobby desk. The private office space is converted into two cages with seven windows total and marble counters. Banking staff will relocate desks and adjust entrances to improve customer service.
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Forest Park Bute
Ankistan, Cashler Bf, CO. Hecker
A. O Been
FG Becker
Winatier
Troox
Legionaires at Austin Memorial Ceremony Draw Crowds
Local Legionaires at Austin Memorial on Washington avenue and Laimie street attended the laying of the corner stone. National commander Gen. James A. Drain and state commander Boward P. Barage spoke as the street was roped off and loudspeakers provided clear sound for the audience.
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Irwin Thoendel
W. H. Welba
Post
Austin Soldiers Memorial
Washington Avenue
Laimie Mreet
James A. Drain
Boward P. Barage
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Soldier Memorial
Regent Books
Kiwanis
Provise School
Ralph Herman
Pavement
Ralph Fred Petersohn
Nalph
Fred Petersohn
Frank H. Petermulch
Adame Street
Gok Park Hospital
Ehlli
Guk Park Hospital
Frank Waa
Alxtly
Bright
Whittle
St. Petera Lutheran Church
Wm. Burh
St. Peter's Church
Forest Tome
Robert Lamake
Thendore Fritz
Frederick Koon
Jyred Trovsater
Eliner Licht
George Koepple
Denna Titus
Frank Iy
Jeanklyn de
Mrs, Chas, Wiedbusch
Mra
Hartes Delediareh
Wolph Stepet
Min Hee Legener
Ela Brewin
Martin
Wiledbusch
Luebpow Bridenburg
Gurmany
Amerien
AO John's Lutheran Church
Maren Wagner
Cancarda
Robert McBrady
Rogers Park
J. J. McBrady
Foreat Park
B. J. McBrady
William Murray
Helen
J. A. McBrady
sIaved
Thurman Avenue
MRR
Katherine Carubo
Katherine Caruae
Hare Nm Uyegue
Bee
Lay
Kum Campagna
Campagna
Wo Xan
St. Lake's Church
Wilely
Burke
Mt. Garmel
Joseph A. Hoette
Howey
Luke County
Florida
Henry R. Heileman
Rodney Brandon
Moose
Gage
Council
Tanen
Forest Park Bank
Local Legionaires
Austin Memorial
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