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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1928

Page

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Westchester Seeks New School District Amid Growth

Bert L. Hall notes Westchester village in the southwest corner of Province Lownehp forms a new school district with all land in the village and adjacent areas. Residents from Highgate Bellwood and Broadview oppose, trustees prepare a petition, and a decision likely delays. The article discusses zoning, taxing, and funding challenges for the anticipated district.

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Cleveland Railway tests deluxe streetcars to lure riders

The Cleveland Railway introduces luxury two car units with mahogany interiors, bucket seats, automatic heating, and hand holds to replace straps. Vestibules connect cars, promising speed and comfort to entice riders away from automobiles. A Chicago rollout could test the idea in the territory. If regular fares stay, patrons may pay extra to avoid downtown parking. The suggestion targets Mr Insull to try the concept.

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Duck Shooting Season 18 Opens Earlier This Year

Hunters are alerted that duck season opens September 16 and will close December 1 this year, two weeks earlier than past practice. The state has two refuges along the Mississippi River covering about six thousand acres to attract migratory birds for east, west, north and south journeys each year.

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Pageant and Trade Fair To Open Next Week In Forest Park

The Outdoor Pageant and Trade Expo to be staged by the Forest Park Lions Club will run next week in a tent near Madison and Franklin. It will feature 100 exhibitors with elaborately designed booths, a musical revue, and a carnival atmosphere. A Bab y Show celebrates infant health with medical exams. top prize is a diamond ring, with trophies and other awards. Notable entrants include Miss Hillian Johnson, Mrs. Franklin Alvorts, Miss Alice Norris, and Miss Evelyn Quandt, among many local businesses and clubs.

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Praise for Chicago area school board by resident

A resident commends the local board of education for alleviating overcrowding at public schools. He highlights the Ebapeth Pe White addition as a modern, well equipped expansion with daylit classrooms and a large assembly hall for meetings. He urges continued public support and taxation to sustain improvements and effective teaching.

Fred C. Meeker Board of Educaon Ciy Chicago Atitutiona Oly Parent-Teachers’ Association Nic Bera Board of Educador

Death Called Mrs Sellers to Pittsburgh from Wisconsin

Mrs Elizabeth Sellers of 1b24 Luthrépaverion was summoned to Pittsburgh by the death of her brother Gay Hanson. She returned to Lake Milly, Wisconsin, where funeral services were held and burial occurred at Rock Lake Cemetery. She is the sole surviving relative.

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Complimentary Dinner Scheduled by Grant School PTA

Grant School Parent-Teacher Association invites members to a banquet on October 19 at the new Elizabeth White addition hall. The event honors stage equipment funded by community efforts over four years. Invitations will be sent and committee members canvass the district to gauge attendee numbers.

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New Librarian Reviews Notable New Fiction at Library

New librarian Catherine Chouffet reviews recent fiction titles at Foreat Park Library. Notable entries include Cornelia Cunnonys Ste Rust about a Minnesota farmer facing hardship, Tin Feuchtwanger's The Ugly Chemistry set in Tyrol, and Sylvia Thompson's The Battle of the Horns with an English setting.

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Artificials and the cork leg myth debunked by H W Hanna

H W Hanna explains common myths about artificial limbs and cork legs, noting no cork legs exist and that real artificial limbs use willow wood cut and shaped for strength. The article details how willow blocks are prepared, dried, and finished, arguing for standardized prosthetic practice.

W. Manner Duly Trimford

Riverside Aviator Killed In Fall Near Maywood Field

Kenneth Edgerton, passenger, survived with minor injuries after the aircraft piloted by young Teller Teller, 21, wrecked when attempting a bank at low altitude. Teller, unlicensed and recently rebuilt a Jenny with a Curtis engine, died from a fractured skull and internal injuries. The crash occurred near the Winola Centre railroad right of way, narrowly missing an interstate freight train. The two intended to distribute advertising circulars for a moving picture theater.

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Dinkelsbuhl German City 1000 Years Celebrated

Edith Heileman recounts the millennium of Dinkelsbuhl from its medieval walls and gates to the cathedral of St George. The piece notes rulers, wars, and civic pride as residents dressed in fifteenth century attire to mark the anniversary, with visits by emperors and a lasting sense of historic continuity.

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Forest Park Pastor to Retire for Year

Reverend W. L. Clapp pastor at Forest Park Methodist Church plans to retire from active ministry for four years. The Rock River conference will convene in October when he will request no assignment for the coming year. He will make his home in Evanston Illinois and also at Washington Iowa.

W. L. Clapp Forest Park

Community Chest plan aims to fund local needs

A Forest Mark community drives a regional Chest fundraiser from October 1 to October 13. It mobilizes the Infant Welfare Society, Red Cross, Salvation Army, and Emergency Fund to support health, child welfare, and social services across Moret Park and surrounding areas, citing broader national charity models and reduced per-collector costs.

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Regular Republicans Hold Testimonial Meeting Wednesday

Regular Republicans will meet Wednesday at the home of President Commissioner Kurt Berliner in Warent Park for a testimonial gathering honoring Moore, candidate for sanitary district trustee. Other candidates Oscar Nelatz John Jaranowsied and Alderman Neusser will speak. Senator Huebsch to chair.

Warent Park Kurt Berliner Moore Oscar Nelatz John Jaranowsied Alderman Neusser Huebsch

Arrest Colored Man for Stealing Checks

Forest Park police arrested a colored man who gave the name Cleve Johnie son for stealing checks from the aid office of Consumers Coal Company. He initially tried to implicate another colored man, a driver for the company, but later admitted sole theft. He attempted to cash the checks and was caught.

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Bert L. Hall Westchester Grant School P.T.A New Librarian Reviews H. W. Hanna Riverside Dinkelsbuch
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