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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1929

Page

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World Series: A National Event Worth Watching

Albert L. Hall argues the World Series is a national contest, drawing fans from all states and featuring strong gate receipts. He notes the event showcases top teams, with large crowds in Cincinnati and other cities, and predicts substantial earnings for players and managers regardless of the outcome.

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Removing Deceiving Highway Signs Sparks Public Debate

Director Cleavelant of Minnesota Public Works launches a survey to count highway signs and assess which can be revived. A motor club official warns workers may be essential yet nuisance to motorists, while fake STOP signs used by real estate and roadhouse operators risk confusing drivers and increasing danger on the region’s highways.

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Visit of MacDonald and daughter seen as great importance

The visit of Ranmay MacDonald, prime minister of Great Britain, and his daughter Masa, to the United States and Washington, is described as of vast importance to both nations. The article notes secrecy, potential for easing war debt pressures, and hopes for mutual goodwill and stability.

Ranmay MacDonald Great Britain Masa Ramnaay Rome

New Forest Park Business Opens In Andrew Building

A.F. Rice opens a New Forest Park store at 7215 Maddison Street in the Andrew's Building. The shop offers plumbing supplies and equipment, Kohler and Litter boilers, and replacement parts. Manager F. Rice brings years of experience and offers estimates on all jobs with a deferred payment option. Modernize Your Plumbing is the slogan.

Waorcot Bnanbing, Keating and Sanity Co Andrew's Iuilding Maddison Street F. Rice Amt Kohler

Forest Park Parade Draws Vast Crowd On Monday

A large procession wound through Forest Park Oak Park River Forest and Maywood as hundreds of vehicles led by Chief of Police Fred Licht paraded along Roosevelt Road Harlem to Randolph and Lathrop. Anticipation built for a Wednesday show and a Saturday prize night featuring a DeSoto automobile at Madison and Hannah.

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November Chest Drive aims to raise 730 Funds in 1930

Forest Park launches a community chest drive from November 10 through 18 to cover a 730 fund shortfall. Virgil Williams leads the campaign with nine task captains and about 300 canvassers. Headquarters are at the Fiery building, 73H Mentionny, with nightly planning sessions for the first two to three weeks.

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Banked Night: Hudson Delivers Rapid Chamber Talk

Hudson secretary of the Forest Park Chamber of Commerce, known as "Super-Six Shadson," electrified members with a whirlwind speech on cooperation and business advice. Seventy-five attendees heard QC speakers including YL. Carbon and Albert L. Hall. music by local performers accompanied the dinner at the Forest Park church venue.

JR. Hudson Mh- Hois Chamber of Commerce Shadson Forest Wark Chamber of Commerce Amway Lludson Hudg Cen Borest Park Ladies’ Air Society Wary C. Laushuld Elis Albert Heilman Weil Wyilialles Wee Forest Park YL. Carbon Greater Forest Park Asa Albert L. Hall Forest Tak Chamber of Commerce

Mystery surrounds death of Mrs Margaret Johnson

Mrs Margaret Johnson of 427 Elgin avenue died at Oak Park hospital after a head injury from unknown origin. An inquest found death by violence. She was 60, survived by a daughter Dorothy. The incident unfolded after she left her sister’s home on Monday evening, with bruises noted on arms and ankle. Funeral to be held at Zimmentian's chapel with Rev. Buel officiating. Survivors include sisters Barbara Menke, Marie Reguh, Maude Luikow, Catherine Tagow, and others in Oak Park and Chicago.

Margaret Johnson Elgin Avenue Oak Park Hospital Zimuieng Ste Lefe Mes Anna Schnenter Hein Schauer Bill Father Mr. Schnieder Schneiders Mrs. Johnson Mr. Schneider Johnson Dorothy Mything Jobasep Schneider Hone Henmerhages Quk Tark Zimmentian's Buel Mery Jahisen Wis Oak Rudge Stobbrisen Alva Lorraine Chicago Charles Johnson Johson Forest Park Ectric Co Cicero Sehneiler Barbara Menke Oak Park Marie ('Reguh Rockford Maude Luikow Catherine Tagow

Lauterbach Rootery Opens on Roosevelt Road

Ray Lauterbach opens Lauterbach's Rootery at 7239 Roosevelt Road in the Sansone building on the southwest corner of Roosevelt Road and Elgin Avenue. The store showcases a large, attractive line of footwear in a well appointed storeroom and the proprietor is proud of it.

Librarian Reports September Library Activity

Librarian Ming Health Bluehold Forest Park Ubrarian presents September monthly report. The library open twenty four days, loaning 268 books including 1266 adult fiction and 1105 juvenile look. Daily circulation average about 11h, charges 192, fines 6.66. Fifty one books engaged ninety two. Thirty new borrowers recorded. Gifts and new Ole totals 65. Twenty four discarded. Sheary now totals 7600 Devin on hand.

Ming Health Bluehold Forest Park Ubrarian Phe Sheary

St Peters Dedicatory Service Set For November 3

St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church at Hannah avernay and Adana silvet, enlarged and refurbished, will be re dedicat ed on Sunday November 3 with three services. The 30th anniversary of the church will be celebrated that day. Rev William Mach returns from Europe to lead the services. The new auditorium houses about 260. it will seat more with expansion. The organ is enlarged and new lighting and decorative touches finish the improved interior. Architect A S Maiwurm. building committee headed by C Maiwurm.

St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church Hannah Avernay Adana Silvet Willian Mach Europe Vie Decorn Ce Andi Forum Maiwurm Charles Maiworn

Engineer Fritch to meet Emperor in Tokyo voyage

Bo Fritch Lathrop avenue secretary of the American Railway Engineering Association sails from Vancouver aboard the Empress of Asia to attend a Tokyo engineers congress. One of sixty chosen to meet the Emperor, he travels with wardrobe of walking sticks and gear for high state officials while a farewell dinner at the Palmer House Chicago honors him with twelve guests including his wife and son Emil.

Friteh American Railway Engineering Association Japan Congress of Engineers Tokyo S. S Mr. Fritch Palmer House Chicago Muelder Emil Lathrop Avenue Alma

Parades and Nighttime Mischief Reported in City

A Wednesday night town parade drew crowds and enchanted bystanders while later reports note disturbances, including a vandalized storefront display and a suspect flag incident near a hardware store. Police canvassed the area and collected witness accounts as residents described the event's lively atmosphere and subsequent concerns over safety and property.

Winners on Wednesday Parade Winners and Floats

The Wednesday parade named Kiwanis Club and Forest Lions Club as top winners with Roosevelt Road Civic Association in third. Numerous business houses and organizations showcased floats, including a standout Kohe Mish shop float and a tank carrier from Maywood Park’s Tank Company No 38.

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