Permit Granted for Harold Jackson Oil Station Corner Jackson and Railroad
A petition by Nick Schank Jr. for an oil filling station at Jackson and Railroad was approved after discussion. Mayor Kaul supported the plan noting Harlem Avenue already hosts several stations and urging more on each block. Buildings and street work items were reviewed, with permits issued for improvements valued at $45,135 and related meter approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Schank, Jr
Jackson and Railroad
Jackson
Burkach
Kaul
Harlem Avenue
Burkart
Oak Park
Thomas
Dumbin
Driver Strikes 3 Year Old on Circle Avenue
Three year old Stevenson Pagisan was hit by a car at Circle and Franklin and taken to Oak Park hospital with painful injuries. The driver Albert Krumeviede, 27 Harlem avenue, was not blamed as the boy played in the street. police accompanied him to hospital alongside officers Berndt and Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson Pagisan
Circle and
Franklin
Oak Park Hospital
FE Paulson
Franklin and Bebidere
Albert Krumeviede
Harlem Avenue
Oficers Berndt
Jacobs
Barrett Talks On Tax Rate At Kiwanis Meeting
Charles V. Barrett explains Cook County taxation issues before the Kiwanis Club. He argues small homeowners face unfair valuation and urges board of review as remedy. He cites school nurse funding and calls for financial support to start the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Kiwanie
Charles V. Barrett
Ita- View
Afr
Starrett
Agilor
Board of Review
Hatton
Shsaumaesser
Utter Whuldon
Kiwanis Club
Mrs Meyer heads Women’s Club and events outlined
The Women's Club previews a year of activities led by president Nauma Meyer. Plans include a Charity Ball at the Masonic Temple, Library Day at Forest Park, a Christmas party for members’ children, Teachers Day luncheon and musical, Art Institute tours, Drama Day with one act plays, Citizenship Day, and spring events. New departments join this year with a Dramatic League and a Girls club under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uli
Chandsy Seena Goonerdine
WMH Weturer
Agere
al Budia
Masonic Temple
Ing
Celia Joyaux
Coyuittee
Forest Park Public Library
American Library Associaton
Bessie Rous
Nathalie McEwan
Louise Vincent
Marthe Grosshauser
Nelly Schaefer
Margaret Blatter
Art Department
Inncheon
Picadilly
Fine Arts
Chicago
Art Institute
Wilhemina Marin
Prainsy Township
Edith Heileman
Masotic Temple
Drama League
Clara Moster
Cah Albert
Harti
American Citizenship Foundation
Leslie Rieger
Bates Park
Qo Breen Kives
Eleanore Cunninghan
Ded
Woda Vertis
Jeuh Lande
Giles Clube
Ruth Dvorak
Mesdalles Nauma Meyer
Kroing Kluessner
Dora van Dyke
Mathilda Petersohn
Trazel Mueller
Margery Morse
Club Debates Annual Salary Support and Drive Aid
The board considered year to year salary assistance and agreed to hear the board’s side before a final decision. Irwin Witt requested aid for a Salvation Army drive totaling 91,000. A committee was formed including Alan Gardner, William Horn Jr, and Marino Quardalabene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Witt Saked
Salvation Army
Ahon Gardner
William Horn Jr
Marino
Stabbed Foreman and Beating Incident Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a stabbing and beating of a foreman at work. Details are unclear with sporadic words and partial phrases, including references to a colored man and a public space. The damaged text lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to identify persons or the event precisely.
Legion Picks Officials for Coming Year
The Alberican Legion selects officers for the year at its meeting. Walter A. Neabiser is named commander, Harold Hiler as first vice commander, DPareld Levy as second vice commander, and George Buettner among directors. Board size rises to eleven. six directors to be chosen from the floor. Election is set for November with installation in December. Membership more than doubles this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberican Legion
Mattie Ongtt
Walter A. Neabiser
Harold Hisler
Jiches
Dpareld Levy Hoard
George Buetttner
Albert Khoup
Anthony Mercuren
Joseph Konck
George Rausch
Fred BE
Conrad
Herman Schultz
George Buettner
William C. Achuff
William A. Neubiser
The
Legion
Fire Destroys Fruit Store in Bondi Building
A late Saturday fire at 7416 Madison Street gutted a Bondi fruit store operated by Jacob Liefschutz. Flames broke the plate glass before firefighters arrived at 1185. Loss estimated between 1500 and 1800 dollars. stock perishable and fixtures mostly home made. The proprietor, who lives in Chicago, left just before the blaze and did not return. The shop had moved from a Public Service building to a corner store, leased for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Linsehhutz
Madison Street
Albout
Chicago
Iefschutz
Mr. Bondi
Garfield School to Have Good Program
Garfield School plans a Friday night entertainment at Previsa Elygh featuring Brush the Great, a noted musician magician and entertainer. Ada May Porter will be the vocalist. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for children to support four permanent schoolroom additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Sehrint
Previsa Elygh
Brush
Ada May Porter
Willyue
Garfeld
First Bazaar for Grant School Mothers
Grant School Mothers club hosts a bazaar and bakery sale starting Friday and ending Saturday. The event takes place in the vacant store at Harlem State bank building on Hannah avenue. Mrs Florence Klenske chairs the food committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant School
Harlem State Bank
Hannah Avenue
Florence Klenske
Boy Scouts to Run Public Service Day Event
Scouts from West Suburban groups will fill all executive roles for Public Service Day in Maywood May 1. The effort supports the Open House Work for Northern Minole Public Service Company as managers, superintendents, and district coordinators step into leadership across multiple troops and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Reura
Aervice
Minole
Dred
Thera
Morwyn
Maywood
Mimnharst
Reout
Judd
Roy Seoul
Hla
Patelie
Attiaben
Elie Ter Damuy Kestlon
Swisa Yodelers to Give Program
A five member Swisa Yodelers group under St Peter’s Lutheran Young Women’s Missionary Society will present a Swiss folklore program next Wednesday evening at the church assembly hall on Hannah avenue and Adams street. The event features yodeling in mountain attire with storyteller “Daddy” Grobecker discussing the art and origin of yodeling in the Alps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Missionary Society of
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Hannah Avenue
Adams Street
Grobecker
Loven Testifies in Lake County Speed Trap Probe
OG Loven, a jeweler, testified before the Lake county grand jury in a probe of alleged speed traps. Arthur Schlauder of Downers claims an officer abetted him in an attempted escape, while Schlauder says bullets struck Loven’s car and narrowly missed his son. Prosecution alleges Lake county officials ran a speed trap scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG Loven
Lake County Grand Jury
Arthur Schlauder
Downers Future
Loven
Lake County
Transfered Pastors Shuffle at Freeport Ruck River Conference
Rev. Thompson moves to Maywood Place ending a two year tenure at a church on Nineteenth Avenue and Washington Boulevard EC. Conferees expected Jonathan Thempso to detach to Forest Park but opted for Maywood. Parishioners recall growth and wish for return as Saunders is reassigned to Brookfield for a third year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Freeport
Jonathan Thempso
Forest Park
Thompsun
Sherr
Abouipoon
Thompson
Maywood
Ghurthy
Nineteenth Avenue
Washington Boulevard
John Norby Hall Atian
Ias
Chigo
Cicero
Clapp
Chompson Wall
Mey Apps
A. &. Saunders
Brookfield
Charity Ball Date Set for Forest Park Event
The Forest Park Women's club will stage a Charity Ball on a Tuesday evening in November at the Masonic Temple. Celia Joyaux chaired the affair with Temple Building Corporation, aiming for a grand social event and an annual club tradition with cards on both floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Women's Club
Masonic Temple
Mra
Celia Joyaux
Temple Building Corporation Committee
Forest Park
Woman's Club
Desplaines and Madison Car Crash Report
A car plunged from a roadway into a river at the Desplaines and Madison area, leaving occupants trapped as spectators gathered. Rescue teams and bystanders aided victims who were eventually pulled from the water and taken to shore, with authorities noting the bank’s cement blocks and damaged bridge area as key features of the incident.
Burglar Entered Raditz Barber Shop Friday Night
Burglary at 2212 Kotsevelt Street. Thief stole razors shears and hand tools, plus a fountain pen and cigars. An inside job is suspected after a missing porter, a colored man, vanished weeks ago. Police checked an Indiana Avenue address with no results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotsevelt Raar
Ote
Tie Barkers
Heale
Gruer
Indiana Avesnue
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Althotagh
Michalsky
Rockford
Raul
Zimmerman
Thomas c. Prapense
Huts Central Railroad
Trapenmse
Circle Avenue
Charles V. Uarrett
Kiwanis’ Club
Barrett
Board of Education
Harney J
Tilchog Banglaw
Mohr
Pecurdai Dhe Board of Review
Hakix
Mrs. Meyer
Wat
Lara
Foreman
Iman
Bondi
Garfield
Pablo
Rmabagig Medati
Atiptiania
Actly Mixtrlety
Publie Bertier Company
Northers Wien
Lowes Uf
Slinwe
Hoy Managers
Morhiwinkie
Clifton Leseney
True 24
Len
Oelorge Wredien Bung
Trou
Onrerice Baginene
Robeat Vin Tyke
Foreat Burk
Hlef
Burtan
Oak Mack
Willanadek
Heewyn
Meter Porcris
Curnithert
Iver Perot
Tehard Hobttin
Porky
Troeg
Ak Mark Forest Vark Mey
den Keimich
Morent Marky
Pulette Rerview
Hugh Denning
Wil Tet
la Grange
Ba Grange
Swisa Yodelers
Maywood Place
Madison
Wtf
Nateetite
Tage XU Mindadananil
Seale
Gabe
Treth
Beersh
Fey
Bassreigers
Bowie
Cain
Batik
Phintaey
Hierar
Barty
Kessenfeld
Raditz
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