Council Resolves Plant a Nuisance in May Day Meeting
The village council held a Mayday session with mayor and all commissioners present. Attorney Cloyes outlined a resolution to declare the Keough plant a public nuisance and authorize its closure, which was adopted unanimously. The meeting also debated attorney fees and payments for services, referencing Judge Morrison’s possible input while noting fees vary from seventy five to two hundred dollars per day.
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Tittle
Iag
Vaunell
Tewae
Higheuviter
W.H. Keough
Douglax Fr. Beach
Stackholter
Wiier
Keough
Mself
Tietary Ordnance
Ue Council
Iudienva
Nothion
Yna Counell
Wendt
Broxdun
Vollived
Cornglasioner Mletsch
Grn
Jiaxland
Gunnell
Commissionar Wendt Sone
Kaul
County Superintendent To Talk About Schools
County superintendent will speak at the opening meeting of the Parent Teacher Association season at the Munleipid building on September 6. Mrs. WH HL Young of 141 sigin avenue will preside with Miss Nelie Seegur treasurer and Mrs. Susie Cured acting secretary. Assistant County Superintendent Thomas Ww Had will address the evening with the JOINT board president making informal remarks. A varied program includes songs by Miss Mattie Sullan and selections by Willa Gunninghow and her son Keu Hed, plus a series of trustee readings. The organization emphasizes benefits to teachers parents and pupils and urges attendance. Standing committees for the year are appointed with many local names and roles listed, including Dr. Eleanor Musslow, Mrs. Frank Howler, Mrs. George Keller, Mrs. Fred Liebt, and Mrs. B. MeEwan among others.
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Holt
Munleipid
Thomas Ww
Jocnt
D. Willa. Gunninghow
Son Keuhed
Ms. C. Chapman
Mattie Sullan Will Ang
Mra. Young
Pretty home wedding ties Rundgren to Fries couple
Milga Esther Rundgren of 841 Erle Street Chicago wed Mimer Fries son of Mr and Mrs William Fries at the Granum home Wednesday evening in a ceremony attended by about fifty guests. Read by Tay Batley Oak Park, the service featured a white organdy and yellow theme with bridesmaids in pink organdy and roses. A post ceremony supper followed at the adjacent Rock home with pink roses and white asters adorning the tables. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Starve Rock and will return to join the bride’s family next spring.
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Milga Esther Rundgren
Erle Street
Chicago
Becae
Mimer Priex
William Fries
Lathrop Avenue
Lie Granm
Tay, Batley
Oak Park
Leldo
Dan Wi
Misa Gertrude Schoff
Henry Trippenthauer
Norma Tock
Hinchuret
Forest Park Post Office Closed Monday Labor Day
Post office in Forest Park will be closed all day on Monday September 6 Labor Day. No carrier delivery but special deliveries and remittances will be handled. Mail collection dispatch will occur and deposits to the post office will be made in the morning.
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Forest Park
Alice
School Opening and Textbook Prices Amid Reconstruction in Forest Work
The notice outlines September 7 as the start for new entry and early admissions for beginners, with grade promotions tied to timely enrollment. It notes rising book prices and supplier bankruptcies, urging the board to adjust textbooks while urging parents to support students. A remedial exam day is set for September 4, and the high school term begins September 7 at 4:30 a.m. with diplomas brought by pupils.
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Rome
Innes
Ve Vroviga Township
Agato
Failigh
Thalmen Iguana
Muywoud TB
Buchholz Expands Into New Canteactor Enterprise
Nes purchases Anton Smidera bultery at 7230 Madison Street. Buchholz, a well known markman and tin of Buchholz Lrox, cements new venture with a well established bustier business. Bid hints at continued prosperity for him in this enterprise.
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Buchholz
Markman
Buchholz Lrox
Nes
Anton Smidera Bultery
Madison Street
Bichhulz
Woregt Park Football Notes Preview Season
Forest Park's crack football team enters light practice as new faces join. Manager Lill Setlwin introduces a new system aiming for full 100 percent, with a prominent coach hired. Team prepares for first game around September 3 and joins the Chicago Football league, bringing only top teams to town. Practice next Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the corner of Madison Street and Desplaines Avenue.
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Woregt Park
Manger Lill Setlwin
Madison Street
Desplaines Avenas
Steal Automobile Stick Up At Dixon Caught
Two men, arrested at Dixon about 100 miles away, suspected of stealing a Cidkling auto from in front of his home at the corner Che vie and Elgin avenues Tuesday night. They are also thought to be the Falke two men who robbed W. E. Mack’s buffet at 28 Lathrop avenue after midnight, taking about $45 after forcing the proprietor to hide hats. Chief Licht plans to send an officer to Dixon to bring the suspects here for trial.
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Dixon
Cidkling
Chevie
Elgin Avenues
Falke
W. EB. Mack
Bniffet
Lathrop Avenue
Mark
Wail Aviators Die in Morristown Air Crash Heading to Forest Park
An all metal mail plane bound from New York to Chicago crashed near Morristown New Jersey on Wednesday. Pilot Max Miller and mechanic were killed as the craft burned after clipping trees and plunging to the ground. The flight was a regular New York to Cleveland route with a planned stop at Checkerboard field before continuing to Chicago. The disaster marks the fourth fatal crash in the line over more than 50,000 miles of flight.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Morrixtown
N. J. Garly
Max Millvs
Nodusta ‘Ilersan
Cicago
Miller
Checkerboard Field
Muzelhur
Field
Mineata
Washington
Morristown
Max Ailler
Mail Airplane Wrecked In Checkboard Landing
A government mail plane from Omaha, wet from a serious incident, crashed during a landing at the Checkerboard jet. Pilot Mot Amberg, speeding at 125 miles per hour, struck a tree then a telephone pole, wrecking a plane owned by Neblion Kelly. The fall was broken by obstructions, saving the pilot Crow.
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Omaha
Beld
Neblion Kelly
Kelly
Crow
Knights Templar Conclave Parade Through Rock Island
John Wholssert of 444 Desplaines Avenue joins Siloam Commandery of Oak Park for the 64th wounds conclave. In Oak Island, 32 Chicago area commanderies and four from nearby towns march in the biggest street parade yet. Thousands cheer the 7,000 Knights as the Amaloam Commandery of Mul Park leads with a 90 piece band and a 100 plumed knights, in tight formations run by expert drill teams.
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John Whlossert
Desplaines
Avenue
Oak Park
Lock
Oak Teland
Uivols
Knights ‘Templar
Own
Meebers
Chicago
Improdlote
Ailoam
Mul Park
Enire
Photo Paper Plant to Move Its Offices Forest Park
The Dinnwood Photo Paper company plans to relocate from Chicago to Forest Park, erecting a new office building west of its plant on Mandolph Street. The plant, described as the nation’s leading producer of photo paper, spans a 200 by 60 foot facility with darkened rooms for coating and processing. The downtown offices will shift to manufacturing phonograph materials, with about 20 to 30 workers moving to the new Forest Park site.
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Dinnwood
Mandolph Street
Forest Park
Muuch
Tit
Industrien
A. Schweinkberg
Hla Buatneas
Germany
Sio Lathrop Avenue
Berg
Dinond Photo
Chicago Metrotype Company
Ntime
Mike
Witch
Congreay and
Lattinatroota
Chicago
Desplaines Avenue
Poe
Businewa
Wade
Comming's
Jy 10
Filer
L. Mandel du
Chicago Ferrotype Company
Uum S Nsilion
Dallas
Forest Park Women Wait Club Meeting Headlines
Forest Park Women Wait Club will hold a meeting at the Community center Friday afternoon September 10. Barbara Hari will chair. Margaret Cayner Samper and Mary Biel lead the program with Art in the Park. The club, with about twenty members, aims to support village welfare and school activities amid wartime changes.
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Clu
Forent Park
Ettty House
Wor. Groyeer
Municipal Art League
Margaret Cayner Samper
Mewell
Tas
Inis Hot
Attur
Obituary Notices From a Local Newspaper
Flora Johnson died the same afternoon after fainting onset while walking on Deaphines venue on August 281. Funeral service conducted by Rev. Lamsey of Community Methodist Church at 2 40 p m August 28. Interment at Ford at Hone. Survived by daughter Helen Nagle and brothers Herbert Alexander, Alexander, and Anton Unger. Also notes about other individuals and separate obituaries including Mr. Huber Curt, long-time partner in Strickland & Hirt, and Mrs. Gagnon going west on vacation.
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Flora Johnson
Flora Johnston
Beloit Avenue
Ara
Anton Unger
Moyent Park
Aankin
Wttie Bane
Hrlivka
Chicago
Kouldes
Brinks
Mre
Lourie New Inger
Anton Dlyxek
Tuklog Warlors
Montrose
Huber Curt
Strickland & Hirt
Oak Hark Rovers
New Mexico
Mart
Forest Parker
Activa
Frank Strickland
Imawatha
Oaks Dark Lodge
A. F
A. Mei Gok
Smiteum Commandery
Kutgiits Templar
Ila
Oak Park Lodge of Elks
Aie
Coughlin Arrest Shocks Keough Plant Controversy
A disturbance at the Keough plant ends with Mr. Coughlin arrested by police after breaking into a work area to access doors without keys. The incident sparks debate over plant closure and village rights, with officials and the public watching closely as legal actions unfold.
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Keough
Coughlin
Che
Mr. Cough
Drewn
Ulat
P. Guenter
Horest Wark
Nexiana
Raul
Keough Company
See
Civ
Wondawy Tuerndas
Aunrie
Coughlin Wan
Keaugl
Iseni
American Legion Notes Appecti meeting Friday September
The American Legion Parent Mark post will hold a September meeting at the Muleped building. Delegation reports from the annual convention will be reviewed. Exservice members who have not yet received their victory medals should attend next Friday with discharge papers to claim them.
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Ie Aumerican Legion
Willy Heart
Webbele
Idle al Sulauar
Parest Park Post
Smeda Cap
Américan Legion
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Vage
Tmryor
Attorney Cloyes
Morrison
Wingy
Bar Association
Contanaaton
Sette Hoffman
Hatywan
Frank Howler
George Keller
D. Powell
Fred Liebt HB
Youngs
Eleanor Musslow
Ular Vjogler Hosale Hoas
Chapin i. . Brown
Muellesfield
MeEwn
Misa Poronee
Yatra Mes
Jorpnee Russall
George F. Hartley
Whiterroth
Otto Th Kozik
Mes
W. TL Maleatly
Henry J. Heilenan Ernint Koetke
Vidich Listeman
Ehateauic Gorden McBrady of. McEwan
Harriet Mosler
Chateau Spoonara Tlugher
Ehaleman
WAIL
Rock Island
Knights Templar
Photo Paper
I TS
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Hadles of the Maccabees
Worast
Hiovse
Clara Burkert
Lope Bethke
Badia Saurth
Lkevard Kesper
Gladys Lorre
Finanes
Lucy Terrell
Elfriega Wood
Louisa. Vincent
Miatreswatairme
Louisa
Fredblook Sentinel
Ida Burkart
Steve Radke
Latte Troeger
Mery 4
Ityan
Tuedday
Charles Mitchel Miner
Axcher’a
New Forest Park Theater
Carolina Blazer
Huber Hart
Gagnon
Miss Pearl Gagnon
Circle Avenue
Vancouver
B.7
Bant
Louise
Polige
Cogn
Alent
American Legion
Mexico
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