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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1926

Page

1

Madison Street plan stirs sewer and street glare debate

A committee examining widening Madison Street in Forest Park held talks on paving and lighting costs while pressing for a sewer system before pavement. Proposals include four foot sidewalk reductions, diagonal marked parking, cement paving, and a 66 inch sewer linking to the Drainage Sanitary District. discussion covered potential cooperation with Oak Park River Forest and lighting options resembling State Street with six hour operation and poles along trolley lines.

Madison Street Ernest Reich Oak Park River Forest Marlison Street Martison Street Chicago Haslam Dasplaines Madison Ktike J. C Peterson Village Engineer’s Office A Burkart Petersen Peterson Forest Park Roosevelt Road Circle Avenue Residence District Harrison Street Harlem Avenue Lathrop Henr Rieck Herman Hann Oak Park and Witt G. K. Hardacre Public Service Company State Street Street Burkart Rieck Chioda LaGrange Hardacre

Forest Park Girls to Attend Army Navy Ball at Drake Hotel

Three Forest Park public school tracers will attend the Army Navy Hall at Drake Hotel tonight in Chicago in conjunction with the Army Navy football game at Lollers Field tomorrow. Miss Mabel Schwartz, principal of Garfield school, joins Bertha Hitchcock and Joarda Gurney for the gala event with escorts from Nebraska and Annapolis. The trio describe their gowns and nerves as they anticipate a social highlight that will become family lore.

Forest Park Army Navy Drake Hotel Fdith Heileman Army Navy Hall Lollers Tomorow Mabel Schwartz Garfield School Bertha Hitchcock Mis Joada Jurney Miss Schwartz Belvidere Alvin Avene Napolis Mra Hitchcock Mist Gurney Chicago Tare Miss Schwarte Hart Ward Nebraska Hitchcoe Samuel H. Crittenden, Jr Denver Miss Gurney Alvin Schwartz Annapolis Miss. Schwartz Hitchrock

Fell on Sidewalk and Broke Wrist in Stevens Point

Mrs Herman Utes of Stevens Point Wisconsin fell on a slippery sidewalk on Har lem avenue Saturday afternoon and broke her wrist. She fainted from the shock, was helped by a passerby, and taken to the Kaul residence nearby. She later went to Oak Park hospital for treatment and planned return in two weeks.

Herman Utes Stevens Point Wis Harlem Avenue Kaul Erelyn Utes Oak Park Utes

Mrs Bastian to Be Sent to Sanitarium

Mrs Elenora Bastian aged 85 suffers a nervous breakdown following a garage dispute and village actions. Doctors advise removal to a sanitarium likely later this week as neighbors and village officials pursue care after attempts at moral suasion and legal steps. A telephone prank reported to village hall claimed she was taken to a sanitarium.

Elenora Bastian Ferdinand and Harrison Dane Bastian Muxhold Huxhold

Council has Brief Meeting and Adjourns Quickly

The council meets briefly with several motions passed and adjourned. A later date is set for fireworks and a heated audience. They vote to attend a November 10 meeting at the American Legion Hall to discuss widening seating at the grade adopts. An ordinance charging 100 for transferring a soft drink saloon license is approved. An ordinance to clear tax titles by canceling ancient assessments is also approved.

American Legion Hall

Forest Social to Elect Officers Tonight

Forest Social Club will elect officers at its regular meeting on Tuesday December 7. The village campaign looms and the club plans to take an active part, making the election outcome of strong local interest.

Forest Social Club

Another Still Raid by Government Men

Government officials found another large will at 1240 Circle last week near the prior raid. They hauled a truckload of items away as evidence. No arrests were made and no aid was sought from Forest Park police.

1240 Circle Kii Forest Park

Raid Cases Dismissed by Judge Murray

Twenty men arrested in a dramatic raid on a North Circle avenue gambling house were released by Judge Murray after the case was sent on a venue change from Judge Witt. They were discharged on the grounds of illegal entry without a warrant, so due process was not observed. No evidence was taken and gambling paraphernalia was returned. Henry M. Seligman defended the accused and Village Attorney Healey prosecuted. The two lawyers argued for about four hours over warrants and objections before Judge Murray issued his ruling.

Raml Hing House North Circle Avenue Maren Henry M. Seligman Healey Mr. Seligman L Cave Seligman Jude Murray

Mrs Pflaumme and Son Return to Forest Park

Mrs. Pflaumme and her three months old son arrived from Los Angeles and will live with her former husband's parents until after the White murder trial. She had returned to her mother in Los Angeles after her husband Edward Pflaumme was killed. The young widow, who was married only a few months, received community aid from Forest Park businessmen. A fund was placed in Harlem State Bank and provides her $50 monthly, with enough funds to continue for over a year, according to bank cashier Mr. Dow.

Edward Plaumme Los Angeles White Edward Pflaumme

Othellos to Play Cicero Boosters Next Sunday

The Othellos square off with the Cicero Boosters at Figin and Harlem in a rivalrous, high energy clash. A recent hard fought game drew a large, vocal crowd, with Othellos appearing strong but narrowly edged while the Opals remain undefeated after three seasons and the Proviso affair raised charitable receipts.

Othellos Cicero Boosters Gramdly Figin Harlem Othellos O. Opals Opals Child Welfare Organization Ise

Conway Lodge Moves to Forest Park Hall

Conway Lodge I. C. O. F has moved from Oak Park Masonic Temple on Lake Street to Forest Park at the Harlem Transfer Block Madison and Harlem. The lodge has rented the gap door as a permanent home and many members reside in Forest Park.

Conway Lodge I. C. O. F Oak Park Masonic

Praise for Historical Number of Forest Park Review

The Historical Number of the Forest Park Review issued last week drew universal praise. Two pages marked the publication’s peak size and its ambitious effort to record village history with stories and pictures. Messages from outside the village praised the issue’s quality, printing, and contribution to local history.

Forest Park Review Amaungy Elgin Courier-News Florence M. Barry Forest Park

Explosion burns teacher at Field School in silk dress

Miss Florence Dring, a teacher at Field Stevenson school, was severely burned Saturday when naptha cleaners in a silk dress ignited in the Dring home bath room at 4311 Wilcox Avenue. Her mother, who rushed to help, also suffered burns. the fire was contained, and Florence was taken to Robert Burts hospital for treatment. The incident may involve pentaneous combustion with no light present in the room.

Florence Dring Wrode Field Stevenson School Naptha Dring Wilcox Avenue Robert Burts Hospital

Old Ice House Fire Threatens Neighborhood

An old ice house owned by Michael Norris at Circle and Figin caught fire Monday at 1 am. Smoke billowed from the thick walls, presenting a serious blaze that worried the surrounding area. Firemen fought a stubborn blaze until the flames were brought under control. The building contained no ice at the time, with damages estimated around 500 dollars.

Michael Norris Circle Figin Tme

Village fathers urged to donate salaries for playground fund

A letter from CF Leifvedt appeals Forest Park residents to forgo mayoral and commissioner salaries to finance village playgrounds. He argues officers could serve unpaid and urges a village meeting to mobilize support for a welfare organization aiming to place a ballot measure on primary day.

Hay Hoo Poelivelt Hiemen Nati Deel Thei Salarien Tao Fund Posea Leitvedt Forest Park Children’s Welfare Thi

Milk measuring milliometer invented by Frank J. Bender

Frank J. Bender of Rockford has invented a meter called a milliometer to measure ink in a pipe line and it is now patent allowed. He seeks the trade mark Millometer as usage spreads to Hroxham Dairy and other large firms. The device measures milk in gallons to avoid weighing after the Pine line, cutting work. Bender, a mechanic, has six years in selling and installing dairy equipment and five more orders from big companies await installation.

Frank J. Bender Rockford Hroxham Dairy Bender

Forest Park Chamber of Commerce Dinner at New Paradise

Forest Park Chamber of Commerce held a Friday dinner at New Paradise Law with about fifty men. Speakers included George R Wiles on education funding and Oliver J Prentice on publicity. discussion covered school finance, taxes, and anticipated wartime warrants to support schools.

Forest Park Wolftra Chamber of Commerce Wilewa

Charles Wolf Sells Dry Goods Store to LH Friedman

Charles Wolf sells his dry goods store at 741 N Madison Street to LH Friedman. Friedman, a former dealer at Forest Park, plans to expand stock within limits, keeps Wolf’s clerks, and hopes to relocate his family to Forest Park as he settles into the new business.

Charles Wolf LH. Friedman Friedean Madison Street Frieda M25 Ransevelt Forest Park Marlson Street F Petedman Friedman Woll

German star Conrad Veidt in transit through Chicago

German film icon Conrad Veidt paused in Chicago while en route from Hollywood to Berlin aboard the Golden State Limited and Century trains. Edith Heileman, Forest Park Review staff member and Veidt’s friend, greeted him amid Chicago press glare as his family prepared for the holidays and plans for a January return to the United States for The Man Who Laughs.

Conrad Veidt Trai Chica Hollywood Calif Berlin Golden State Limited New York City Hatresy Chicago Edith Hellewian Forest Park Review Veidt Fraccis Villon Harrymore Rele Chijfane Helleman

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Grosser Lake Street Oak Park Bank Madison Henry Rieck A. C. Roos Herman H. Hann Ernest. Reich Main Street Mr. Roos Herman, Hann Mrs. Bastian Forest Social Murray Cicero Boosters Conway Lodge Forest Park Hall D A McKenze Elin Courier George the Blake Mbtorial Department Rockford Register Gazette Willian Buch Kiwanis Club Review Tra Livingston WOC Lalivelt New Inn Feminsung Committee Hope Hann Clave Henry Adel Hall Curnon Pie Scott & Co Dlike Uy Edith Heileman Movie Star In Transit
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