Car Awarded to Marie Roehlke by Booster Club
A local booster group awards a Ford car to Marie Roehlke in a Madina Street effort to draw attention to Madtoon Street as a western suburb trading center. The first car went to someone in Park area, with a second prize and parade plans described amid community anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Roehlke
Meloit
Ayeni
Madson Street
Tee Che Ein
Mian
Marie Hoehike
Forest Park
Qukr Park
Porest Park
Brick Building to Be Moved for Block Space
A brick sawmill building on Madison Street will be removed to clear space for a new development. The lot west of the current site, north of Madison Street, was shown as the future location. Andrew Calderone will relocate the building and oversee new construction planned by A Andrews, who has completed the Andrews block nearby. Calderone purchased the lot for 2500 dollars. Andrews intends to develop the tract, possibly with a three story building and a shop. Building moves and site plans are to begin in spring depending on decisions about the exact layout and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad StUis Dilber
Madden Street
Madison Street
Markward
Tnid
Fran Jaxopl Calderone
Aa. Andrews
Belot Avenue
Andrews
Midland Street
Dighie Avenue
le Luis
Calterone
Anova Dt
Calderon
Andrewa
Atery
Population figures for nearby villages from census data
Forest Park is listed at 18000 and Oak Park at 51423 by the U S census bureau. Washington released figures showing several Winel s towns and villages with varying populations including Maywood and Berwyn. The census estimates reflect decade growth, though recent subdivision development may skew comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Btates
Washington
Berwyn
Maywood
Oak Park
Ceasus Bureau
Stolen Tickets Lead to Fordy Shout at Ames Sale
A chaotic crowded scene at a local sales event ends with a girl identified by name and address as the chaos erupts during the ticket draw. The narrator recalls being overwhelmed by stifled tickets, a halted crowd, and a surprising moment when a bystander shouts Fordy and cheers erupt.
Senator McKinley to Speak at Kiwanis Dinner
Senator McKinley will address a Kiwanis gathering next Tuesday with Representative Job Garnam accompanying him. The event invites village officials and representatives from local groups, aiming to discuss state and national issues in a formal, community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M” Kinley
Kiwanis
Gas Turned on Caused Death of John Gengler
A fatal accident occurred when gas was turned on at the Gengler home, killing John Gengler. The coroner's inquest found accidental death likely due to gas exposure. Mrs. Dengler had been dead about two weeks. John’s father, Mrs. Gengler, and others survived. funeral held at St. Valentine church in Berwyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gengler
Gengder
Weniler
Horest
Dirk
John
Gan Fae
Dengler
Mtr
Genelec
Cengler
Michael
Bole
Gengler Sr
Diermany
American Gan Company
American Gan Company For Years, But Had Retired, Surviving Win Fee Johnny
Joseph
Willian Reliner
Willan
Punerad
Vathelle
Berwyn Turn Wis
Curnel
Fragmented meter tale hints at wedding near and car gift
A garbled reminiscence mentions Tau and Aly tuauether near a marriage implied by a young lady's gift. It notes a Meyer car, a bright shiny new awuignorite prize, and a letter revealing a coming marriage to a man living nearby. The scene centers on happiness from small tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau
Aly Tuauether
Stu
Ford
Noucone
Boosters Debate Street Changes After Movie Night
Booster group discussion on Madison Street reform and funding, with plans to widen sidewalks and add sewers. Commissioner Thurkart explains desirability of a paved waterway while Madison Street work prompts talk of school salaries and local road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Ducks and Geese Hunt Leads to River Team Outing
Reported activity notes a party from 12 Det Philles avenue leaving Tuesday morning to hunt, aiming at ducks and geese along the river. The group reportedly returned with two geese and four ducks, while other names and places appear garbled in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det Philles Avenue
Tuesay
Dee'rleck
Dbise
Scharenberg
Hank
Dia
Nota
Heit
Rohrs Buys Brunswick Shop In Ascher Block
Martin E Rohr has purchased the Brunswick Shop in the Ascher theater block from BM Hil. He will move to Maywood and carry a full line of musical instruments from baby grands to pianos. He will maintain the phonograph line and add radios and new specialties. Rohr comes from the McKinng Park Brunswick shop at 1966 West Thirty-fifth Street and has four years in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin BE. Rohrq
Brunswick
Ascher Theater
BM. 1. Hil
Maywood
Rohr
Musicatron Alieet
Heo
Mckinigg Park
Thirty-fifth Street
Busloens
Motor Club Plans Banquet Date for Members
The Motor Club announces a banquet for members at the Minieral building. Local officers and committee members discuss guest list and entertainment. Notable attendees include Frank R. Behl and other club figures as plans proceed for the November event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Club
Village approves water department salary raise
The village held a meeting presided by Mayor Katwudlout and Commissioner M Mlchabks approving a raise for the Water Department superintendent from $200 to $300. A cabaret license was issued, health report noted sanitary conditions, and the session adjourned after no unfinished or new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunnen Mendigulghe
Tb Tarde Eeder Unukual
Cid
Katwudlout
Sind
Mmlchabks
Saul
Tre Lghin
Robber at Standard on Washington Blvd Sparks Incident
Fragmented OCR report details a holdup near the Standard on Washington Boulevard. The account mentions multiple names and a chaotic scene with vehicles and bystanders, indicating a robbery in progress and ensuing police activity.
Street Concert Broadcast by Radio Amplifier
A lively street concert drew a large crowd on Mudinon Street as a radio amplifier announced, with a display of wagonlike showcases and a green roof, attracting many shoppers and passersby who enjoyed brand advertising and live songs from cradle programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeatoy
Brandeakiing Arpets
Muswell F
Aldinure
Wilder
Mawatha Wiltayd
Arreed- Eisenmann Radio Manufeturerd
Jon Iuto
Clllubey
Aitenten
Kennedy Parties With Schoenfeld Real Estate Tie
A. J. Kennedy, formerly a real estate salesman for H. J. Stewart, takes over the real estate end of Fred Schoenfeld in a recent business shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kennedy
Fred Schoenfeld
A.J. Kennedy
H.J. Stewart
President Wilcox Tans First Earth For WEW Building
Chaotic placeholders and garbled OCR describe a planned WEW building project led by President Wilcox. List of attendees includes Aman Chong and Superintendant Antelph Btu Wey, with references to design work, weather notes, and a public assembly space at Sixteenth and Guoderdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox Tans
First Earth
WEW
Wikook
Marenge
Aman Chong
Tne Contractery
Yagkey Sport Plain Wins Prize Money in Ford Air Rage
In a high stamina event, Yagkey Sport Plain claims top prize with 400 horse power display. The competition, held near Purest Dock in Michigan, awarded $74 covering Kisotines and media funds. Spectators praised the performance as a standout power and speed test by the Yagkey Spart and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooly
Penrhert
Michigan
Mart
DRS Bauer La Fazia Move to New Offices
Drs B A Sauer and Jeanne Lakudze relocate from the Tyuple building to the new Andrews building on Belle Avenue and Madison Street on the second floor where they have fitted a suite of offices. They advertise equipped electric cabinet baths and whirlpool baths for their practice, with a large electric sign on Madison Street advertising the Great White Wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Sauer
Jeanne Lakudze
Tyuple
Ew Andrews Bulliing
Belle Avenue
Madison Street
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Ford Cvr
Madina Mtreet
Elvan
Milak Marke
OHO Phot
FL Holthe Wei
Aewared
Wutuirti Konigefeld Itil Fe Marray
Cottitilttes
Powelles
Crownl
Henry
Comrie Abner Lhrkirt
Mayne
Penster
Hall
Conmie
Premerd
Matchiaon
Hellman
Tekein
Ufo
Vomie Elite
Anlar Lee
Wonekerg
Dave Pets
Uthieiy
Jim
Thas Pice
Severid Dhiys
Anid
Fier Crema
Tore Ted Twa
Moutier
Cael
Lowes
Mangie
Oman
Klos
Nervice
Naphrathopa
Fordy
Willian J. Wiley
Alc
Moew
McKinley
Congevaeunin Gorthua
Coolidge
Senate
Wis
Itvesauld
Wilcox
Spade
School Board
Lea Pittman
Henry Strunk
Grisch
Bupl
Mueller
A. C. Roos
Frank Row F
E.H. van Sickle
Mra
J Smith
Georges Wilton
Mire
A. J. McAuley
Musee Rempte
Asiana Resturant
Mervedt
Jak Dirk
Desig
Atrest Ineretiiitn
Madigan
Turk Ineuthern
Tumsdiy Echo
Brandon
Bathent
Berahip
Wnt
Jim Baul
Bavwles
Putlee
Chet
Bret
Beriiven
Walter Yor
AL WY Hilti
Bea
Briak
Helel
Aden
Memnbeen
Cormuntaithon
Frank R. Behl
Atror
Atianis
da. Otbert
Water Department
Washington Blvd
Ted Moe
Alee
Walla
Weatiern
BYU Liter
Sillywood
Siteenth
Guoderdon
Tae Dietrbet
Tony
Lear
SoYechey
Alrphope
DRS, Bauer & LA Fazia
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