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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1956

Page

7

Mayor Orders Bicycle Safety Campaign In Forest Park

Mayor William H. Meyer instructs Chief Joe Cortino to lead an educational campaign for bicyclists in Forest Park. He cites reckless local youth and warns that ignoring traffic laws could bring penalties. The plan adopts Chicago Motor Club rules on riding safely and lawful behavior for cyclists.

William H. Meyer Joe Cortino Forest Park Cortino The Chicago Motor Club

Forest Lions club members meet for weekly ten pin bowling

The Forest Lions hold weekly Tuesday sessions at the Bowlers Club from seven to eight thirty. They aim to surpass last season's records as they continue the nightly bowling tradition.

Forest Lions Club

Anderson Named Editor of Paper

James E. Anderson, a Wisconsin native, becomes editor and photographer at Forest Park Review. At 27 he succeeds Claude Walker Jr. from Waupaca County Post and Mellen Weekly Record, bringing local photo capabilities and newsroom experience.

James E. Anderson Wisconsin Forest Park Review Claude A. Walker Anderson Claude Walker, Jr Review Waupaca Wis Mellen Weekly Record Mellen High School Northland College Ashland Superior State College Superior University of Wisconsin School of Journalism Walker

Post Auxiliary To Seat Officers at Legion Installation

The Forest Park American Legion post and auxiliary plan a joint installation at 8 pm on Saturday September 15 at the Legion hall Circle and Adams. Installing officers include William Schlupp and John Cusack with new officers named for both units and Mrs George Thornton leading the Auxiliary installing.

Forest Park American Legion Legion Hall Circle and Adams Fifth District William Schlupp John &. Cusack Robert Matthews Albert Hill Howard Reese Dale Kramer Norman Felbinger Elmer Neublser Ray Block Fred Lindrum Edward Seegers George Thornton Arthur Popp John Talley Charles Jordan Gertrude Donahue Freda Hinz Stella Sutton Albert Ritter

Annual Rose Day Set at Forest Park September 20 21

The second annual Rose Day at Forest Park is planned for Thursday and Friday September 20 and 21. Forest Lions their wives and friends will pin fresh roses on donors for the blind and other charitable causes. President Cliff Harper reports preparations complete and hopes for cooperative weather. Fred Trage is the publicity chairman.

Forest Park Cliff Harper Fred Trage

Village officials pledge added police protection to Dunlop Ave petitioners

A group of about 30 residents received assurances from Forest Park officials that maximum police protection would be directed to prevent accidents on Dunlop Ave and surrounding streets. Chief Cortino announced radar enforcement and action against speeding and loud vehicles, while Mayor Meyer noted limited police staffing and possible expansion if needed. Residents urged motorcycle patrols and broader use of three wheel motorcycles and one man squad cars.

Richard Anderson Joe Cortino Ferdinand Lathrop Dunlop Troost Aves Harrison St Roosevelt Road Harvard St Belgit Desplaines Aves Cortino Ain William Meyer Lathrop Avea Spuedera Forest Park Meyer

Council Prohibits Adams St Parking In Village

The village council adopted a plan to ban parking on the north side of Adams Street from Jackson to Harlem while keeping Adams a two way street. The council also banned parking on the south side of Polk Street from Des Plaines to Dunlop and denied a building permit for a Northwest corner of 13th and Harlem. Wilbur H. Thede requested the permit for Sinois Harley Davidson. 60 area residents opposed due to noise. Kenneth Kern was granted a Nutrilite Food supplement distribution license pending health approval.

Adams Jackson Harlem William Meyer Polk St Desplaines Dunlop 13Th and Wilbur H. Thede Lake St. River Forest Sinois Harley-Davidson Mike Lambke Kenneth Kern Ferdinand

Gates Stolen From Spira Family Mausoleum

Lebovitz Cemeteries Inc reported to Forest Park police that two bronze gates were stolen from the Spira family mausoleum on September 10.

Spira Lebovitz Cemeteries, Inc Forest Park

New Medical Clinic Planned in Village

Ground was broken Tuesday morning for a new medical clinic at the corner of Madison street and Burkhardt in Forest Park. Dr Robert L Emanuele said the building will be 28 by 0 feet with four examining rooms and a complete laboratory on one floor. Marshall Field will do the interior work and Hamilton medical furniture will be used. Dr Emanuele, who has practiced in Forest Park since 1952 after army discharge, resides at 273 Olmsted in Riverside with his wife and two children. He hopes to occupy the clinic by Christmas.

Madison St Burkhardt Et Forest Park Robert L. Emanuele Marshall Field Hamilton Medical Emanuele Dale Ark Olmsted Riverside

Kiwanis Plan Peanut Day for Kids Day

Forest Park Kiwanis sponsors Peanut Day on Friday September 28. Lt Elmer Schhurstein serves as chairman and notes the event ties into the national Kids Day celebration held at the same time.

Forest Park Kiwanis Club Elmer Schhurstein

Local residents report lost licenses in early September

Mrs Esther McBride of 836 Circle reported losing a wallet and driver's license on September 2. Dawn J Cook of 624 Flin reported losing a driver's license on September 4.

Esther McBride Circle Dawn J. Cook Flin

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