20 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1950
Page
1
Sunday services are listed for Forest Park Methodist Church with morning worship and Sunday School. The Women’s Society will host a rummage sale in the church basement Friday evening and Saturday morning, with donations requested. Mark W. Cires is the minister.
Sunday April 2 schedule at 1000 South Elgin includes morning and afternoon services. Special sermon titled The Miracle of Changed Lives. Thursday April 27 Teachers Meeting listed. Rehearsal and activities hinted for April dates, details unclear.
The Madison Street Bible Church lists events for Sunday April 3 starting at 9:48 am with a children’s lesson and an 11:00 am Morning Worship. The service features a sermon on The Parable of the Sower from the Gospel of Luke and includes prayer, encouragement, and praise led by Pastor Gordon Keinhte.
Forest Park Baptist Church announces Sunday worship at Dixon with an 8:00 am English service led by Pastor B Nordland and a 1:00 pm service. The, church offers Sunday School for all ages, a prayer hour, and afternoon events hosted by Rev. Echt and Prof. Wy Sehade.
The article lists St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church events at Brown and Dixon including church school worship service rehearsal sewing circle and Luther League with dates in April and May. Pastor Muralaff Classen leads and familiar sayings are cited from The Review.
Fragmented church notice lists St Peters Evangelican Lutheran Hannah on Aclaran with events for April including Women’s Missionary Society park event, adult membership class in the pastor’s study, choir activities, and final reports. Mentions dates around April with programs at the church and parish activities by week ending April 36. The text is garbled but preserves names of groups and schedule cues.
A reflective appeal on defining true love beyond worldly affections. The author contrasts love of money dress books and superficial things with devotion to God, Christ, and the church, urging a deeper spiritual fall in love that reshapes life and society. Political leaders are noted as surprised by this call.
First Presbyterian Church Ferdinand at Lexington lists a Sutmlay April 3 worship service with the subject cultivating sunshine. Westminster Chair Mrs Anna Allen directs a 45 minute service. Weekly schedule includes Sunday and Wednesday April 26. Westminster Choir and Ladies Bible Class with speaker Verne Haskin. Pastor Wallace Gade and Milne deliver lectures.
We thank friends and members for generous bake sale donations. Grateful for Reich and Beeker for office space and the committee for cooperation in pickup and sale. Elsie T. Guardalabine and Mildred Witt Co Chairmen.
brief fragment suggests belief that a method leads to world peace. no clear events or named entities. maintains speculative tone with rhetorical question about trying it.
Chicago Motor Club president Charles M. Hayes warns drivers to beware hitch hikers. Police estimate 75 to 100 violent crimes yearly from this practice in the city. He cites cases where drivers were ambushed, robbed of large sums, or assaulted after picking up strangers, urging motorists to protect their own safety.
The pasteurization process of heating fermented liquors to prevent deterioration was known in ancient Greece, indicating early awareness of heat treatment to preserve drinks and extend shelf life.
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Bernardines met last Tuesday in the parish auditorium. They discussed the June 25 parish picnic at Altenheim and named Mrs M Franzen as miscellaneous booth chairman. Mrs Mary Winkler will host a card party April 27 at St Bernardinos auditorium with refreshments at 1 30 p.m.
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