Pilot lands in park faces suspended sentence for trespass
Philip Bjarklund, civil aviator, forced to land in Cortlandt Park after engine failure. Judge Ten Eyck convicts him of unlawful disturbance of the park without permit, but suspends the sentence and orders a letter to the park board seeking permission next time.
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State of New York
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Mayintrute
Duatlee
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Bjarklund
Park Board
Akk Tyr Peruiluton
PAYS TO MAKE USE OF PAINT FOR PROTECTION AND PRIDE
The article urges homeowners to paint houses regularly to prevent deterioration and boost appearance. It argues painting fosters community pride and can lead neighbors to imitate the improved look, promoting progress through local cooperation and example.
Hound Finds Girl After Night Lost in Hills Near Coyote Valley
Reneau, a California girl, wandered from her father’s farm and spent a day and night in the hills before a bloodhound located her sleeping under a manzanita. Neighbors scoured the area with lanterns, discovering her after 23 hours absent. The rescued child escaped harm and was returned home.
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Self study and municipal manufacturing focus rising in U S cities
A writer on Industrial economics predicts decades marked by intense local self study in the United States. Cities towns and even villages will assess what can be manufactured locally through widespread self analysis and industrial planning. Critics warn that overextending the approach could undermine broader national economic balance and the true essence of business.
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Boostera and Roosters clash over boasting dangers
The piece contrasts boosters and roosters as it discusses how boosters claim glory for their hometowns and ways to avoid misstatements. It notes a current clash in class and urges restraint by fact checking the assertions.
Landsea On Mites Of Muc Oy Meat And Nature
Landsea laments excess study of gorfens and nature neglected. He argues fells and woods teem with instruction and beauty for homes, urging balance between art and nature and praising the country’s rich scenery.
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Pointed Advice from a Wild-Eyed Patient
A man fears ghosts gathering on fence posts at dusk and requests help from a doctor. The physician suggests sharpening the tops of the posts, charging five dollars as the cure, in a brief Judge-like quip.
Should Work Both Ways On City Pride
A reflective note argues that belief in living for a city and making it proud should guide residents, citing Abraham Lincoln as a model of civic duty and enduring local pride. The fragment emphasizes mutual responsibility between person and community.
Church Notes Pioneer Presbyterian Kew and Nearby Faiths
Local church listings show Pioneer Presbyterian on Ferdinand Avenue and Lexington Street with Pastor F. T. Schuster, morning worship at 11, evening worship at 8, and Sunday school at 9:30. German Baptist Church on Cover Dixon Street and Harlem Avenue offers services Sunday 9 a.m., Sunday school 10:30 a.m., preaching 6:45 p.m., prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. First and Third Tuesday evenings feature Pyat Pynockery, Wednesday prayer meetings. John’s Evangelical Lutheran on Oak Park Avenue and Warren Street lists M. Wagner as pastor with Monday service at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. plus evening services. Christian Science churches note The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Oak Park area, with services Sunday at 11 a.m. and 2:15 p.m., subject Save, Monday school at 12:10, and midweek meetings. The Church of Christ, Scientist Maywood holds Sunday services at 9 a.m. in the Masonic Temple, corner Second Street and Fifth Avenue, subject Love.
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Lexington Street
Kew
F. T. Schuster
Dixon Street
Harlem Avenue
Christian Science
Ghareh of Christ
Oak Park Avenue
Ontario Street
Steading Room
Cluke Street
Pied Church of Christ, Scientist
Maywood
Ilinois
Maxonie Hemple
Second Street
Fifth Avenue
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Saunders Dies? Corner Adam Street Services Update
Corner at Adam Street and Thomas Avenue hosts Pastor A. E. Saunders Sunday school at 0 30 for all ages. Morning service discontinued until September. Evening service at 8 o clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8100 Db. Tm.
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Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church Schedule
Hannah avenue and Adams street. Rev B Lederer D D pastor. Sunday 9:00 a m Sunday school 10:00 a m English service 11:00 a m German service 2:00 p m.
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St Pauls Ev Lutheran Corner Dixon and Brown Ave
Rev Gustav Greenlund pastor at St Pauls Ev Lutheran reads Sunday school at 9 716 and 10 20 sermon service card of thanks from Mrs August F W Plater and family for kindness sympathy in their bereavement
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Country Fair at Berkley Promises Large Event
Promoters G F Davis and L K Hoffman announce a big country fair in Berkley seven miles west of Forest Park on the Aurora electric line from August 25 to 30. They expect 2000 to 20 attendees? with crowds, and several hundred dollars in carloads on display. The Pioneer Improvement Club clubhouse at Berkley will host part of the fair grounds, with concessions planned and booths to be built.
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Aurora Electric
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L. K. Hoffman
Oak Park
Isls
Pioneer Inprovement Club
Herkley
North Ends Meet Crescents and Colts in 1918 Series
The North Ends begin a three game set with the Crescents of Melrose Park and the Vogel Colts of Forest Park for the Ue WO suburban championship. The opener is tentatively set for Sunday in August at Madison Street and Keys, with Crescent hopes for revenge after a poor prior season. The North Ends and Vogel Colts expect a late August or early September continuation, promising a high stakes clash.
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Melrose Park
Vogel Colts
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Keys
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National Progress Aims at Tidmetry Energy Aid
National progress aims to boost tidmetry energy aid upright amid a fuller push for brighter infrastructure and federal support. Officials emphasize coordinated efforts across agencies to accelerate programs and deliver measurable gains to communities.
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Sumnel Fuller
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