ALBRET L. HALL: CUBS CROWN NATIONAL PENNANT
The Chicago Cubs are set to win the National League pennant after a 11 year wait and will face the Philadelphia winners in the World Series. Key figures include Kenesaw Mountain Landis John Heydler Edward Berniard William Wrigley and Veck as the Cubs plan two home games at Wrigley Field before traveling to Philadelphia for Games five and six with potential seventh in Chicago. The Cubs last won as the Sox dominated in past finals local state rules restrict Sunday play. The Sox trail seventh in the American League this season with eight teams vying for the crown.
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Cuba
Chicago
National Baseball League
Philadelphia
Jooker
Hoover
Kenarsaw M. Landis
John Heydler
National League
Eward Beriaed
Amarient
Willian Wrigley
Wid Wallin Veeck
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Chica
Tuesdaiy
Werlesday
Lattie
Miladelphia
Atinac
Pennsylvania
Philadothia
Chiesa
Vision of a Different Chicago Spurred by Press Release
A fragment from Trot and Jacob H. Hullandee discusses Chicago's image during the World’s Fair Centennial celebration. Dr Harlander rebuts the stay-at-home stereotype, condemning the caricature of Chicago as a hub of gangsters and proclaiming the city as a rising economic and cultural force with wide civic ambition.
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Trot
Jacob H. Hullandee
John Hopkins University
Chicago
Nowhitg
Dr. Harlander
America
Tennesseean Heads Republican Party Triumph for Hamel
The Tennesseean lauds Hamel of Tennessee elected chairman of the National Republican Committee to succeed Dr. Hubert Work. It notes Huston selected by the president and aims to energize the party, especially in the South, amid a shaky past record. The piece emphasizes youth, renewal, and party unity.
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Lauding Hamel
Tennnessey
Bitseen
National Republican
Hubert Werk
Atr Bhiston
AL Amy Tate
Huston
Jackeed Evan
Canada
Rain Protection for Safety Patrol Initiative
Officials of The Automobile Club of TiMi PoIs plan a major delivery of rain gear for Tit nowy schools junior lifely patrol boys guardians of safety. The project, led by Si Mayer, aims to equip each patrol bay with a rain coat hat cap Sam Browne belt and badge, enabling duties in inclement weather.
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Tit Nowy
Si Mayer
Automobile Club of
Tmipois
Sam Browne
Hlingis
Chy Club
Forest Park Garbage Fees Notice
The people of Forest Park are notified this week that the charge for garbage collection will start at once. An ordinance providing for collection fees is now in effect to defray estimated additional costs. Fees are $10 per year for each single family dwelling, $15 for each two family dwelling, and $3 extra per year for each apartment or dwelling with more than two families.
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Forest Park
Sixty on Loop Trip in Chicago Freight Tunnel
Members of the Kur ext Park Kikanis and their guests toured the Chicago freight tunnel under city streets, guided by Superintendent J W Costello. The excursion included observation cars, stops near Kingsbury Street, a 55 degree damp atmosphere, and a chicken dinner at the Hotel La Salle before theater and a Kiwanis event.
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Kurext Park
Chicago
Staty
J. W. Cortella
Gtr W Warellotsea Terminal Company
Twonel
Kingsbury
Gom
Mae Fountain
Hotel la Salle
Palace Theater
Ted Pio Rita
Forest Park Kiwanis Club
Coromittes Proleec
Costello
Ernest H. Witt
Walter Chpttke
Lorin F. Corliss
They i Ghicaga Kiwanis Club
Spree Morts
Iry
Salvation Army
Chica
Corlixs
Forest Park Lions unveil new uniforms for Cook County clubs
Forest Park leaders showcased a wool double breasted suit with satin lapels brass buttons and purple accessories as the Forest Lions and other Cook County Lions clubs adopted a new uniform. Charles Hussey of Forest Lions initiated the style change after noting a Louisville convention absence of warforms.
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Forest Park
Weilnestay
Br. Ac
Sergi
Layante
Forest Lions
Canty Connell
Grosner
Hill Mc Carlson
Starleut State Savings Bank
Madison
Lions
Herald-Examner
Minos
Brews Club
Areuseys
Nivtuusk
Egons
Cook County
Ligis
Stevens
Tingis
Dfineis Lions
Bargest
Ational
Louisville
ACL
Charles Hussey
River Boreat
Wolf Bros. Remodel Building on Madison and Circle
Wolf Bros. plans a major remodel costing up to $45,000 for their Madison street and Circle tavern building. A modern two story front with display windows, expanded rear section, new stair arrangement, and enhanced warehouse and shipping spaces are planned. Architect Henry Arch oversees stone trim and interior changes. Construction starts after lease agreement.
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Wolf Bros
Fhur OX
Madison Street
Circle Taverns
Circle Avenue
Bedford
Andy
Henry Arch
Wark
Secant
Wall Bros
Banks Adopt New Schedule to Start October 1st
Forest Park banks announce new hours effective October 1. They will close Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday, while Wednesday evening is dropped and Saturday hours extend. The change adds four banking hours per week and aligns with suburban bank practice to reduce midweek inconvenience and match peers.
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Forest Park
Well dressed youths discuss future at denver pow wow
William Guestman president of the Cook County organizations leads thirty eight county clubs as they envision the future at a meeting. The Lions of Ali nuis Kota prepare for the national pow wow at Denver where they will be seen.
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William Guestman
Cook County
Lions of
Alinuis Kota
Denver
Helen Levy Elected President of Legion Auxiliary at Forest Park
Helen Levy was elected president of the Legion Auxiliary at Forest Park. Other officers include Aida Coudman first vice president Mary Kennedy second vice president Gladys McAvoy treasurer Mabel Abbott chaplain Ella Bannick historian Almi Guizmer sergeant at arms Gladys McAvoy publicity. The group plans a fall bazaar and monthly hospital visits and donations to local charities. The report notes upcoming meetings and district committee elections with Mrs Edy Sehlupy chosen for the Sth District committee.
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Helen Levy
Tews
Speedway Hospital
Banco
Pwe
Speedway
Dwight Hospital
L. B
Meewyn
Mire
Ediyd Sehlupy
Fae
Sella
Sif
Community Council Plans Public Question Discussion
The Community Council will hold a meeting Thursday evening to discuss public questions. Topics include collection of garbage, a bond issue for an incinerator, Greater Forest Park, beautifying vacant lots, and general community matters of interest.
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Munichal
Suttemier
Greater Forest Park
New High School Weekly Pageant Staff List
The Pageant, Proviso Township High School weekly, released its fall issue with staff selections led by Florence Otis. Staff includes Lawrence Moore editor in chief Dorothy Kern Vilna Logsin Bot Oak ham Florence Wolf and others across exchanges art music athletics dramatics clubs and features. June Helleman and Dick Inman are Forest Park’s two representatives.
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Proviso Township
Florence Otis
Lawrence Moore
Dorothy Kern
Vilna Logsin
Bot Oakham
Florence Wolf
Ng “Golgum
Jane Heileman
Richard Inman
Arthur Olvers
Fannie Gollay
Josephine Haines
Ruth Jensen
Gil
Helen Ward
Xiet
Jeanette Fuller
Olwett Richards
Sant Pelis
Curtis Shockey
Annx Wehrman
Mary Elizabeth Stubulas
Hexe Strecher
Saratouclle Wagener
Esther Marsh
June Helleman
Former Plumber Here Sells Out at Villa Park
Allan A. Bassett, once a plumber on Madison Street near Huckardt Court Desplanes Avenue, sold his business and residence in Villa Park after nine years. He moved to Villa Park and plans retirement or travel, selling the Hassett block property at Villa Avenue to Louisco Media. The sale marks one of the era’s notable property transfers, with Bassett retaining only a few vacant parcels.
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Allan A. Bassett
Madisett Street
Huckhardtcourt
Desplanes Avenue
Villa Park
Arkus
Bix
Vile Hake
Hassett
Villa Aving
Lousso Media
Allen A. Hassett
Cornell Avenue
Bassett
Forest Park
Villa Avenue
Mr. Sett
Abe
Wiessett
Snes
Joby
Sterget
Bark Ls
Austin
Sansott
Sette Cornell Avenue
Friedman's
Masia Pope
Frivadiniin
Madiven Street
Cearty Fineeipmimey
Midian
Wis
Max
Herliver
Madan Street
New Sront
Mealley
Carl Richter
Berliner
Henry Meyer
Morrison
Banquet Honors Jamboree Scouts at Oak Park Club
A banquet Friday night at the Oak Park club honored the Jamboree Scout troop. Leaders and guests praised the boys after their two month trip to Jamboree sites abroad and in Britain and Ireland, with speeches by Charles Chrys and others noting manners and self reliance. Lyons Baow of River Forest acted as toastmaster.
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Aserourd
Joaaters
Arid Diehierty
Therankite
Jame Bona
Eitrein
Vingland
Beotlaind
Pedglein
Mranin
Rhobert Stas
Oak Park
Grebondred
Ofteen
Ate Park Club
Bel
Oak Mark Service
Charles Chrys
Oak Vark
W. C. Green
Thea
Mr Millon, Jr
K. Armstrong
Virgil Willlania
Hradley Aughton
John Hunnan
Bob Wee Vernon
Mace Groxeor
Teaver
Lyon Baow
River Forest
New Stores Set To Open In Forest Park Area
Local reports note major retail expansion in Forest Park with John Vlisek leasing 7217 and 7219 Markson Street for a dry goods store, Sears Rochuck style work underway, and anticipations of a grand opening around the October 7 Greater Forest Park celebration. Additional mentions include Friedmans Store renovations on Madison Street and plans for a new radio store and facade updates along the Broadway corridor.
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Farust Park
John Vlisek
Indy Forty
Seventh Street
Chicago
Andrews
Markson Street
Ard
Greater Forest Park
Edgin Avenues
Madison Street
Uearthy
Mr. Auldrews
Wisdet
Midisan
Dal Elgiy
Sears
Parades and Shows Every Day in Forest Celebration
Community celebration features daily parades and street shows with dances, speeches, and a grand Mardi Gras night. Highlights include a Baby Parade, souvenir day, free street acts, and nightly performances. Decorations, contests, and vendor events run through the week with varied bands each evening.
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Tsa
Rev Buch Returns from Trip to Europe
Reverend Buch returns from Europe with trip details and plans for a Sunday homecoming in the church parlors. He is welcomed by family and a large congregation as the Ladies Aid supports a local gift, Warner Paint Co. constructing a new three story building at 7349 Madison Street valued at 35,000 dollars.
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Binet
Af Byter
An Ehareh
Germany
Chartey 2Eek
Sie Teler
New York
Huch
Hane Wah
Speed
Warner Paint Co
Madison Street
Paint Company
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Legion Aux
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de Helton
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Iewardec
Everting
Ware Ingallote
Ortober
Alae
Opyrebaoe Crea
Rian K
Ivet
Harry
Conyghilin
Fierden Cry Creamery
Boise Aragit
Kel
Aly
Rev. Buch
Europe
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