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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1924

Page

9

Denator Fred Roos Addresses Kiwanis Club At Capitol

Senator Fred Roos spoke to the Kiwanis club about his eighteen years in public life. He described rising from a Republican nomination to state senate service, emphasizing independence, absence of personal bills, and the work of reconciling diverse regional interests. Roos defended party loyalty while praising bipartisan principles. He outlined his role as chairman of the senate's executive committee and recalled a historic clash with Lieutenant Governor John Ogdieady.

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Hartneck Named to Spread Assessment for Alley Paving

Karl F. Hartneck was appointed by the village council to spread the assessment for paving alleys from Madison Street to Lehmer Street in District No 2. He was chosen for prior work on the project. The assessment will go to court and be affirmed or contested. swift action hoped for paving to start early spring. A bond proposal for 06 bonds by Selpp Prince llan Company was accepted. Health officer Carstens reported on village Home licenses. No other business, adjournment followed.

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Henry Maiworm Attends National Postmasters Convention

Postmaster Henry Maiworm and Mrs. Maiworm attended the national convention of postmasters in Indianapolis last week. He was the sole local postmaster present besides Chicago’s leader. An address by Postmaster General New and staff from post office departments spoke. Maiworm called the meeting a learning event for post office outlooks. He also joined the Kiwanis club dinner and reported on impressions from Forest Park Kiwanis.

Henry Malworm Indianapolia Chicago Malworm Gener Harry Malwurip Malwurin Kiwanis Club Indianapolis Forest Park Kiwanis

Brannon Associates With Stewart In Realty Firm

Brannon, a real estate man, forms an association with FL Q. Stewart & Co at 7441 Madlon Street. Brannon will run the Insurance branch and oversee all lines including life, fire, and accident insurance. He recently closed his real estate office in the frame building moved to permit Thomas Coll’s new structure. Brannon has had a long, successful career in insurance.

Brannon Han FL Q. Stewart & Co Madlon Wuainess Ife, Flee Lovellept Ghd Tto Thomas Insurance

Senator Roos A Compromise Pivot In State Politics

The article recalls how power centered on the chairman amid executive council strains, with Senator Roosal emerging as a compromise choice after rounds of conference. Burr proposed Roos as a tender compromise, a role he has held since, shaping district favors and steering a $600,000 Cook County good reads amendment.

Tly Shim Ogres Roousal Legislative Veteran League Dick Burr Roos Cook County Springfield Ms Oiute Chicago Kiwanis Club

Barr & Collins to Replace Old Sheds with Modern Lumber Yards

Barr & Collins Co, a major north village coal and lumber concern, plans tearing down thirty to forty year old sheds along the Chicago and North Western railway to build modern lumber sheds with doubled capacity. The project includes 40,000 feet of lumber storage, new concrete, wider yards, and improved access via two large crookes. The firm operates nine trucks, about sixteen horses, and employs 65 people, with markets in Cook and DuPage counties and sourcing from many states.

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Proviso High Library Aids Students with Expanded Facilities

Proviso High School’s library now fills a large west-side second floor area, enlarged this summer to handle demand. It seats 108 readers, features a book truck, dictionary stand, extra tables and chairs, and two librarians Misa Wilma Ponder in charge and Thelma Thornaburgh as assistant. Student help is used about four and a half hours daily. Attendance and circulation show strong use, with 8,587 pupils spending at least one period in the library in two months last spring.

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St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church Silver Jubilee Plans

The St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church council, led by Pastor Rev. Wm. F. Buch, prepares for the twenty fifth anniversary with a silver jubilee committee. A sixty page Jubilee book records church history and articles, to be showcased October 12 with services by visiting pastors from Chicago and evening entertainments. The public is invited to attend.

Church Council of St. Peter's Evangelical Luther Church Wen of Our Village Forest Park Wm. F. Buch St. Peter's Church Mey Wilhelming Bartling Chintroan Asw Harme Edward Britter Mix Melita Hoffman Haxel Mueller Wm. T. Born J. Herbert Mueller Sturgyaentran Chicago J. W. Knudten D. D Toy Av Kaltschue Win. Meinecke Row Venir Eventig Entertainments

Mail carrier George Stover hurt by peculiar accident

George Stover, a mail carrier at 142 Belvidere Street, was struck by a nail driven through his stocking and into his knee while waiting for a passing car. The nail, about a quarter inch deep and two inches long, caused pain and potential infection. he rested three days and then attempted a six-route day with knee precautions.

George Stover Belvidere Street Saliwon Wuroek

Moose Hold Banquet for Fathers and Sons at Their New Temple

The Moose held a Fathers and Sons banquet at the new Moose Temple on Thursday September 25 with Provost Maye aiding the program. Dr J A Rondthaler, dean of Mooseheart, urged fathers to engage with their sons while stressing the Junior Order of Moose offers positive opportunities for youths aged 16 to 22.

Ruth Schipper Alvi Johnson Alles Leckle Roberta Lee Moose Temple Maye Orige Order of Moose Order of Mowe Mooseheart’ Legion of the World Thane OW. Dabling Maywood A. W. Totdep

School board backs junior high land purchase plan

The election favored the boards plan to require land for a junior high. A special committee led by George W. Keller and Attorney Krink Baurdus will negotiate terms with landowners and pursue condemnation if needed. Current law limits junior high to grades seven and eight, prompting debate on centralized seventh and eighth grade schooling to reduce costs and business burdens.

Board of Education Authority Prominant Hell Cunvene Dhe Viliy Mike George W. Keller Leute Mith Krink Bauruda Forest Park Provine Township

Moose lodge notes youth group growth and elections

Local Junior Moose lodge reports growing membership toward 100 with plans to reach the milestone before November. Applications cost 0 and 21 year olds transition to the Loyal Order of Moose without new initiation fees. Several officers elected and governors appointed. Next initiation set for October 20. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Q P Brook relocate to Marengo Avenue apartments.

Otter Henry Motir Porest Park Junior Moose Nto Albert Abel Charlies Ruge, Sr A. W. Holden Charles F. Beimdleke Holden Proviso Lodge No. 25 Loyal Order of Moose

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