Forest Park Triumphs Over Qnk Wwyns 39 to 0 in Opener
Forest Park’s eleven overwhelmed the Qnk Wwyns 39 to 0 in the season opener. Stars Zieell Wilke Gonder and Beauchamp starred in a dominant backfield while Brischke and Meyer led the line and receivers included Ziebell and Longfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masek
Forest Pury
Qnk- Wwyns
Sterling Apen
Ted
Tocal
Zichell
Wike
Forest Park
Zieell
Wilke
Gonder
Beauchimp
Flohe
Meyer
Radke
Brisch
Keia
Langfeld
Carney
Rad Ke
Tiger
Eckersall
Ziebell
Bytschke
Beauchamp
Urischke
Gakwyns
Oakwynsunt
Flohr
Meyer Tova
Seauchamp
Oakwylls
Meyers
Brischke
Svore
Madison Street Stars in Whox Who at Ascher's Theatre
Forest Park residents appear in a reel titled Whox Who in Fares Park at Ascher's Theatre this week. Bank staffers, shopkeepers, and local teens pose in scenes, with humor and vanity on display as audiences smile at familiar faces and the writer jokes about her own movie debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbanks
Dickford-Miry
Madison Street
Fares
Park
Ascher’s Theatre
Wechting
Vonsomnens
Albert Roos Je
Forest Park
Fred Uecker
Whinies Logky
Solomon
Rudolf Burkart
Rudolf Valentia
Mome O
J. Mesarx
Henry C. Rieck
Henry Heilyman
Rieck
Ernest Kieck
Altgre
Emil Buechler
United Meat Market
Buechler
Myrtle Keileman
Ruth Cunningham
Evelyn , Gold
Bernice Hartley
Florence Hosler
Isabelle Weed
Pred Burkert
Evelyn
Othe
Dewey
Shiek
Leslie Wiehe
Wiehe
Ascher's
Word From Hermansons Viumser Bno Mrs
Postcard note from Rhinelander Wisconsin reports motoring through the state including Indian reservations and a forest fire sighting. The writer says they met many locals named Lajyna and will return home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viucer
BNO
Yack Jermanson
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
Wis
Lajyna
Sells Cottage On Circle Avenue To Gustav Wolf
The brick cottage owned by Mrs. Mary Seymore on Circle Avenue was sold this week to Gustav Wolf through the Richter Real Estate and Loan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Seymore
Bi Circle
Avenue
Gustav Wolf
Richter Real ‘Estate and Loan Ca
Fitchburg game booster meeting backs high school effort
Proviso Township business leaders gathered at Fitchburg high school to pledge support for bringing Fitchburg Mass. to play a return game, praising intersectional contest value and the school’s athletic and educational benefits. Local merchants Boosters Club and parents spoke for backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
Forest Park
John C. Mueller
Henry C. Rieck
Madiston Street
Hereman Kutssher
George Gold
John Chichorne
Rudolph Urkart
Messrs
Ernest Witt
Paul Zimmerman
Walter Huesler
J. Lee Osorne
James Haupt
Charles
P. J. Kiouka
Eames
CL W. Lovejoy
Tibute
Thalmann
Coutchie
Anthony Busscher
J. C. Mueller
Messia
Joe Wright
H. J. White
Parent-Teacher Association
Madison Street Boosters Club
Walter Hester
Forest Fark
Hubbard
Broken heel sustains man after street car jump
Richard Trett of 7735 Monroe Street is confined to his home with a broken heel after jumping from a moving Aurora Elgin street car just before it collided with another vehicle in Wheaton. He is under care of Dr. McNeill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Trett
Monroe Street
Aurora Elgin
Wheaton
Dr. McNeill
Forest Park Teachers at H. S. for Institute
Division four of Cook county teachers held an Institute at Proviso Township High School on Wednesday. Eugene La Rowe of Maywood chaired the committee. Dr H H Miller of the University of Wisconsin spoke on Directing Study and Developing the Werk Spirit. Francis Blair urged agricultural insights and classroom cooperation. Afternoon sessions covered primary intermediate and high school topics with Miss Streeter Miss Wattan and Dr Judd addressing Music Appreciation Nature as a Teacher and High School reforms respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Eugene la Rowe
Maywood
High Addot Orchestra
Emily Lerger
Samson and
Deliah
Pegra Spitituckey
HH. J. Miller
University of Wisconsin
Ile
Wacher
Franeis G. Blair
Margaret Streeter
Caramel Wattan
Blair Aooke
Voyagers Return From River Trip
Members of the Commercial Association who joined the Mississippi River excursion returned home Wednesday at noon after a ten day trip. The Forest Park group included many attendees from the bank and business community. The voyage featured a Shiloh battlefield visit a cotton field stop and a stranded boat incident adding to the fun and memories as the party celebrated anniversaries and birthdays aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Forest Park
Messrs
Walter W. L. Meyer
Leslie Patridge
Win, Horn
Adolph Wendt
Conrad Michalsky
Ernest Reich and Son
Wm. Reiger
Ar. Schink and Son
W. Hoite
Helmuth Kowalski
G. Kagwalski
W. Miller
Henry D. Schumacher
Adamps Wendt
Ernest Reich
Shiloh
Tenn
Gondwena
Vaduesh
Forest Park Wednemay
Obituary of Richard Radke Sr Forest Park resident
Richard Radke Sr a 67 year old born in Stettin Germany died Sunday in a Chicago hospital after weeks of cancer illness He lived 32 years in Forest Park and with his son at 317 Elgin Ave He was a blacksmith and is survived by four sons Richard Herman Fred Henry and two daughters Minnie and Clara The latter two resided in Boston Mass Funeral services were private at Horsens and interment was at Forest Home Five survivors attended. obituary notes his long local ties and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Radtke
Richard Radke
Forest Park
Richar
Elgin Avenue
Chicago
Stettin
Germany
America
Horsens Undertaking Establishment
Forest Home
Richard
Herman
Fred
Henry
Minnie
Clara
Boston
Mass
Forest Park Bowlers Start Season Games
Forest Park bowlers prepare to begin the season with a slate of games through next week. The notice also mentions the upcoming marriage of James M. Graham, optometrist, and Miss Alice Blundell, with housing and guest details in Forest Park and Oak Park. The couple has received congratulations from Rev C Schneider and family in Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
James M. Graham
Madison Steel
Alice Blundell
Chicago Avenue
Oak Park
Dr. Graham
Narrow Escape in Boulevard Accident
A 1912 Port touring car overturned on Jackson boulevard near Thomas avenue at 9 PM, trapping occupants including an infant. A Ford sedan driven by J Herbert Mueller avoided collision by turning aside as the touring car skidded, leaving four adults and three children bruised but alive. Medical aid was given at Mueller’s home, and the injured were later transported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Boulevard
Thomas Avenue
J. Herbert Mueller
Forcat Park
Mueller
Hass Building 16 Protest Sparks Village Meeting
Residents gathered outside the Municipal building amid rumors of a factory or workshop by Haas at 619 Annul Avenue. Officials absent included Mayor Kaul and several commissioners. Vermin Lanny and Henry Zahn faced angry crowd over a two car garage plan. Haas insists it is a simple garage and store room with pergola plans to preserve property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaul
Helief
Werdt and
Michalsky
Hietach Wasio
Verman Lanny
Henry Zahn
Zain
Haw
Dans Wan
Tabs
Someshing
Pawl Witt
Haas
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Local Eleven
Oakwyns
Bvans
Longfield
Meyer Buck
Qakwyn
Nilas
Don
Ascher
Hermansons
TRE
H. S. For Institute
Hoview
Frank A. Alden
Garfield Park State Bank
Paat
Garfield Park Business Men's Association
Attive Club
C. Schneider
Sterling
Carl Schneider
Desplaines Avenue
Howling League
Avason
Nevarigus Teanta
Harrisons
Davis
Verryman
Thompson
Adam and Carsons
Licht
York
Schneier
Hardings
Jbarn
Lusthotl
Warder
Leutner
Washington i
Vorkart
Desens Fiedter
Ames
Kekland
C. Heller
Waters
E. Noru
Monroes C
Noe I Sherman
Roosevelts I Hansan
Withers Schwinsbergy
Brehys
Brandin
Harrisoun
H Jacksons
Erba Madisone
Monrore
Tarest Park
Enus Blatier
Mears
Witt
Evin
Hollman
Mare Tronst
Os Powell
Urano King
Woodward
Behranif
Hanns
Ekeluna
Openingham Jevit
Hermansen
Ohiman
Miller
Chalifonx
Venuscant
Uranus
Mars
Jupiter's
Chalifoux
Misohn Fite
Abetcha
Hass
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