Quarantine Controversy Over Lelevilt Household Case
Local ward quarrel erupts over disease quarantine as Dr. Corstens and Commissioner debate timing and duties. Lelivelt accuses doctors of neglect while doctors insist on 21 day rules and negative throat cultures before release. Tense exchanges at the council echo broader fears of contagion and public health responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL A. Gurstens
Joent Bealth Um
Milssloner
Jigpan Lauvelt
J. Lelitaht
Elgin
Mir
Hernan
Dor
Corstens
Hifi
Thay Volumiastotier
Afr
Leuvele
Curstonis
Christene
Caratens
Carstone
Erlires
Lalivelt
Phyalelun
Curstens
J. By. Flataeh
Phyalélang
Chia
Leitvelt
Lettvelt Howe
Ihe
Hark
Elieren
Principal Thalman Leads English Discussion at Proviso High
Principal J I Thalman spoke to senior class urging mastery of English for clear, correct public speech. The program outlines goals for senior year including debates, interpretive work, and public speaking components across four years, with a committee grading participation and granting credit or requiring appearance again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Thalman
Clnes
Quy Temiber
Ue Your
Julius
Mooge
Kipling
Department of Public Speaktes
Ruth Kenteler
Kevepal
Foch to Assist in Speedy Hospital Dedication
Murah al Foch supreme commander for the allied armies will guest in Chicago on November 6 per telegram to Edward Houlihan state deputy and supreme director of the Knights of Columbus. Arrangements are being made for a reception. He is expected to dedicate the new Speedway Hospital for Soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murahal Foch
Chicago
Degram
Edward Houlihan
Aus Preme
Knights of Columbus
Islinoig
Houlihan
Speedway Hospital
Boldiers
Joe Ancel to 40 in village business sale plan
Joe Lamont Ancel proprietor of Circle Billiard and Hall must dispose of his business at the soonest date. Al Selwilisbury and Al Thompson, both Yurgst Work men, are considering buying the business according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe “Lanont
Ancel
Circle Billiard
al Seliwelisbury
al Thompson
Neighborhood Club Meeting Details Announced
Ars Willem M. will speak on Legends and History at the Neighborhood Club of Porekt Park. The event is set for Friday afternoon October 28 with members reminded of the Sixth District fall meeting to be held Thursday October 27 at LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Willem M
Porekt Park
Beld Thurgiay
LaGrange
Juvenile Party Planned by Royal Neighbors at Pearman Camp
A juvenile party will be hosted by the Royal Neighbors of America Pearman camp at the Community club house under the direction of Mrs. Alice Meare. Children are requested to be present promptly at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Pearman Camp
Community Club House
Alice Meare
Motor Club Pokes at Speed Cops in Illinois City
At a conference in Sheriff Charles W Peters office Chicago Motor Club Rotary and Kiwanis delegates denounced illegal motor vehicle fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars. Attorney Burke outlined early prosecution while plans for October call for club and business organization representation from several towns to attend. The club claims a corrupt local justice system uses motorcycle officers to gouge motorists for employers profit and vows to push reform possibly via a state police force or revised laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Charles W. Peters
Jones W.hurke
Ron
Chicago Motor Club
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Uma
Burke
Orgun
Charten M. “Hayes
Smi
Java
Yny
Teane
Library hours changed at local library board meeting
The library board met Tuesday evening and changed hours until further notice. The library will close on Thursday and Saturday evenings. Mr Harold Tosler and Mr Frank Hosler, fathers of the newlyweds, returned home Friday morning after a pleasant trip to New York City and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tosler
Frank Hosler
New York City
Woodmen of the World Banko Party Planned at Moose Hall
Woodmen of the World Forest Camp No 468 will hold a banco party at Moose Hall 7445 Madison Street on November 10. Members and friends are asked to reserve that event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen OF the World
Ao Banco
Moose Hall
Madison Street
Friends of the Organization
Girls Seek Volunteers for Community Service Meeting
Forest Park girls are urged to attend a meeting in the municipal building Tuesday evening October 25 to reorganize the league and volunteer for service work at Speedway Hospital where hundreds of ex service talents are housed. Leaders request signifying willingness to respond to the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Service Tongue Girls of
Forest Park
Speedway Hospital
Humdreds
Milk From Goats Sold Sparks Public Prank Tale
A man named Kapp at Harvard avenue owned nine goats producing milk for sale. After selling one goat to a Chicago friend, pranksters posted signs offering goat milk for sale. Dozens of calls followed as neighbors sought purchases, prompting Kapp to explain the milk was not available and to remove the sign. A neighbor smiles at the odd mystery surrounding the messaged stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kapp
Harvard Avenue
Gapp
Sala
Kapp
Thue
Imestagea
Fwks
Toip
Lili Hovey
Otis Me
Kopp
Troy
Village Council Weekly Session Sees Theater Permit Granted
Forest Park council hearings include granting a rear Madison street theater addition by Ed Blatter and M. Guardu Jabens. Protective League asks for street openings and more letter boxes. communications to Postmaster Sherrard and praise to Commissioner Hann noted. Keough case status discussed with judge Moell. Supreme Court appeal pending and a potential injunction debated to avoid immediate business disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulth Couttiestoner
A. I A
Vinces
Plotych
Sherrard
Oak Park
Protective League
Organication
Herman Hann
Forest Park
Diindlw
Lie. Villange
Forest Park Va
Keough Comb Company
Moell
Supreme Court
Roos Va
Springfield
Roos
Tudge Peel
Wmch
Es Long Ag
Macabee Officers Installed for the Year Event
The Lydia of the Blackabbes held a public installation at the Community Club house Thursday evening with Mrs Mary A acting installing officer. Officers installed included Commander Clara Barkurt and Lieutenant Commander Boule Ball, with many members attending and a program noting Norway as a future delegate location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Blaccabees
Anna
Holte
Mary A
Clara, Barkurt
Jist
Jennly Scheel
Liwtenant
Boule Ball
Ikkeer
Alfreda Wad
Fo Keaper
Lucy “Lerrell
Char Lhitin
Cotta Vi Vomit
A. AL
Lambe
Fredioom
Martha Turders Wenthiel
Ida Warkart
Dtd Pleket
Rose Tunike
Burkert
Te Ae Mitchel
Dinytig
Mira
Norway
Uv Inter- Hhconm
Connell
Ryon
New Candidates Vie For Front Run In Local Race
Vague notes hint at new contenders entering a campaign with early struggles and expected challenges. Names and subscription listings appear among incomplete lines as the piece hints at voting, deadlines, and community involvement ahead of next Saturday night.
Charities Ball and Card Party Planned by Forest Park Group
The first annual charity ball bunco and card party by the Associated Charities of Forest Park will be held at the Forest Park ballroom on Saturday evening November 5. Committees and roles were appointed at a Thursday meeting to ensure a successful event with proceeds benefiting charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco
Associated Charities of
Forest Park
Tiemy Jumacher
Nettie Loifman
Mears
Henry Boosenburg
Jacob Schwab
Arnest Witt
City Board Actions on Appointments and Improvements
The minutes reveal authorization for Daniel M Healy to secure necessary equipment for weights and measures, Wendt authorized to purchase, and Healy told to proceed before the Illinois Commission. A contract change on Jackson boulevard issued $15,000 in vouchers while the board met, with discussions on Forest Park fare reductions to five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Healy
Wendt
Henry Zahn
Healy
Ilinois Commission
Forest Park
Herman ‘Gosilx
Jackson Boulevard
Dong
Hue Ihe
Ne Maambers
Sof
Euterpean Concert a Fine Musical Attraction
The neighborhood club sponsors a Tuesday evening Euterpean Concert by the Euterpean Concert Company with Mrs Katherine Schuster directing. Proceeds go to the Anglo American Charities of Forts York. Performers included Mr and Mrs Newman, Miss Dorothy Lynch, and Elizabeth Burton with a lively program pleasing the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit Katherine Schuster
Minalen
Inday
Artista
Evuilig
Angouland Charities of
Forts
Yark
Rkuterpenn Uneersl
Alfred Newman
Plume Uther
Mowithe Durochy Lynety
Mmtas Elizeteth Myris
Bork
Paula
Teamaderd
Cheyacem
Sopreni
Fetralio
Cortenes
Ruetaby
Audigneey
Newman
Pther
Wather
Mas Eizabeth Burton
Rhew
Dorothy Lynch
German Children Drive to Feed Campaign Expanded
Clara Wester shaa appointed chieftain over Forest Park drive to raise funds for the German elite feeding program. American Friends Service Committee plans to take over operations in Germany as early as November. Fifteen American volunteers arrived in January to feed undernourished children, with 2,067,410 fed in June, funded by Quakers. Volunteers work freely, with Hamburg storage and local German relief groups distributing food. Quota for India set at $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wester Shaa
Chaleanan
Forest Park
Todd
Thole
Mate Atlantic
Chicago
Erienna Service
Germany
Twgneport Wworkers
Aly
Stormahey
Hamburg
Germian
Me Mosler
Thory
Inala
Advertising Alchemy and Overhead in Business
A fragmented ad essay urges analyzing business overhead and capacity to boost profits through advertising. It compares wasteful underuse to alchemy, noting every extra dollar of overhead reduces net profit and calling for efficient use of equipment and delivery resources.
Forest Park Lodge 15 Duly Constituted Amid Elabo ritual
A largely ceremonial assembly reports the Forest Park Lodge 15 being duly constituted with attendees from eight lodges. The event featured formal oaths, a musical quartet, speeches by local officials, and a gala reception with a large attendance and tribute to founding members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Lodge
Chautauqua Lecturer Delights Crowd at ME Church
A near full house heard De. Inn Perry and Miss Moteney Btruffen introduce speaker Amy Caroling Berry at the ME Church event. The program featured Dew Harry Jn as a travel writer and earthhiker with a witty presence. The talk impressed attendees, and the next lecture on November 11 by Dr J. Hyde on Jean Valjean is announced with 8:15 start. Admission is free with a voluntary offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammunity
Perry
Arate
Amy Caroling Berry
Miss Inn
Thunlen
Harry Jn
Wratha
Dr. J. & Hyde
Jean Valjean
Mothers Club Plans Dance For Purest Park Sons
Mra John Chiehoune seats as president at the Mother’s Club of Purest Park inaugural meeting held at Mrs Oucar Frits home Monday evening. Twelve members attended as plans were laid for winter activities and recruitment of all mothers in the district. An October 24 Halowe’en dance at the Community Club is set with a party every fourth Friday thereafter. Mrs H Runyon elected secretary-treasurer. members urged to join and contact officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Chiehoune
Ferglfund Avenue
Mother’ Club
Purest Park
Oucar Frits
Poredi Park
Chub House
Hutt
Joe
H. Runyon
Birthday party for Gordon Mre. A. G. MeNtel’s son
Ur Atul Mre. A. G. MeNtel hosted a birthday tea at 006 Cire ele avenue with 45 guests. Eldest son Gordon’s birthday was celebrated as children played games, adults chatted, and pool was enjoyed while the collected party supplies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atul Mre
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DR. Carstens
Leliwelt
Principal Thalman
Foch
A&sist
Speed
WAY Hospital
Joe “Lamont” Ancel
Motor Club
Maccabees
Porsibie
Marie
Misa
Mav
Belle Swift
Olive Cooley
Florence Elewatre
BALL
BUNCO
Card Party
Adentary
Yoreat Park
Kyra
Parte Janay
A. Fenel
Millrpent Uunbling
Mexonte Hall
Jake Wernet
Grant Lode
A.W
A. AD
Wonlea Hisklent
Murry J
Vickery
W. Mls Gleries
Credor
Georgn Martley
Thoury
Mlvek
Cotter Amit Fat Chen
Pukey J. WheRvry
Charley Rust
Martiey
Ethoek
Aeeritiars
Wal
Wal Sarongtntelt, — Dungligliy
Andrew Konechinnky
Jute Welnnert
Hey Who
Mmler
Urelyoged
Kalwiegd
Dant W
Tereshat
Nicholas Yehank
Frank Hobler Burpriged
Frank Huger
Moray
Miami
Hlortua
Henry
Meroces Luther
Minn
Vernier
RA Berry
M. E. Church
Mothers Club
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