Gospel Tent Evangeline Services Conclude Sunday Evening
Evangelistic meetings at Mod Jeon street and Hunnogh avenue under Forest Park and Oak Park churches end with a sermon by Evangeliat I L Stephens. He discusses the greatest need of the communities and emphasizes gospel teachings, discipleship, and mission work. The final service includes testimonies and a pledge to continue evangelization with a closing rally next Sunday.
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Mod- Jeon Street
Hunnogh Avenue
Forest Park
Oak Park
Calvary
Desua Ctelkt
Wi Park
Stephens
Chadd Alto Pone
Tou Payne
Voltaire
Luther
Wesley
Moody
Mamy
Christ
Hootvleck
Aberin
Steptona
Gar
Daily News Band Helps Open Chicago Model House
The Chicago Daily News band performed in front of the new demonstration house built by the Daily News. Visitors toured the open house at Lathrop avenue on June day in the afternoon and evening. Suburban residents and architects spoke with the builders while autos filled the street and Oak Park’s Atlas Film Company recorded the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Chicago
Lathrop
Altas Film Company
Oak Park
Murray and Gervick Open Oak Park Auto Sales Room
Murchy and Servick have opened a handsome Chevrolet salesroom in Watdmobie row on Madison street near Wealey avenue. They operate as Chevrolet agents for Forest Park Oak Park and West Forest. The Forest Park showroom at TaH0-40 Maulleon street displays new cars and a used department. An opening reception with music and refreshments is planned for Saturday evening August Ut. Under Murray and Jevick, the Forest Park business expanded to keep pace with growth after purchasing from Peacock.
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Murchy & Servick
Watdmobie Row
Madison Street
Wealey Avenas
Madison ‘Street
Chevrolet
Forest Park
Oak Park
Wee Forest
Pheth
Maulleon Street
Murray & Jevick
Peacock
Bunge Party for Legion Half Friday by Columbian Circle
A bunco party hosted by the Columbian Circle will be held at Legion Hall on Friday August 15 at 8:30 PM local time. Proceeds benefit club activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
The
Columbian Circle
Warm Weather Cuts Council Session Short With Little Business
The council convened in warm weather but adjourned early with minimal action. Officials cited a hectic July period, permits granted for a fuel station and several sanitary and zoning reviews. Citizens were urged to be patient as water conditions were addressed and several permit hearings faced delays.
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Council
SOME IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT SUMMER RADIO Hy ALP
Batteries Are the Fuel A radio Ret will not work satisfactorily when the batteries are run down or nearly so. Keep your storage battery well charged, or if you use dry cells, always use some that are in good condition. Lest your batteries with no voltmeter occasionally and renew them when the voltage is 40 per cent below normal. Never get impatient with your set. Nine chances out of ten on minor family radio can fix your trouble in a little minute. If you will take the trouble to familiarize yourself with the principles of radio you can do the same.
Brannon Sees Beauty at Diamond Lake Park
Brannon, while visiting with Abe White and Mr and Mrs Walter Young, toured Diamond Lake Park near Forest Park where many have bought lots through the Review. He was impressed by the scenery and accessibility with Route 54 nearby. Several cottages are up while many campers use their lots for vacations as the lake offers a sandy beach and good bathing. Brannon has bought four of the Diamond Lake lots.
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Brannow
Abe
Wite
Walter Young
Michigan
Diamound Lake Park
Forest Park
Bruny Bon
Treck
Brannon Haa
Diamond Lake
First Religious Paper Herald of Gospel Lit Arty
The Herald of Gospel Lit Arty, claimed as the first religious paper, is said to have been published by Eltan Solth of Portsmouth, N. FL, in 1808.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald of Gospel Lit ‘Arty
Eltan Solth
Portsmouth
N. FL
Naver Je Short in Trouble Bravely Faces Short Measure
A brief passage reflects on people in trouble not complaining of short measure, emphasizing resilience and stoic acceptance in tough times. The lines suggest wit and endurance accompany misfortune rather than lament.
Auto thieves impersonated officers at Mannheim and Lake
Manheim and Lake Herman Brower of Forest Park along with Robert Wilson and J W Comet of Chicago were charged with impersonating officers and holding up an automobile party at Mannheim road and Lake street at midnight Thursday. Brower was arrested Friday morning after Elmhurst youths identified him. Police traced the Dodge car to Forest Park and Brower, a street department worker, faced charges as his first offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Brower
Forest Park
Robert Wilson
J. W. Comet
Chicago
Mannheim Road
Lake Street
Brower
Schultz
Flying Field
Elmhurst
Nanionk Nant
Irving Park
Mwenry A. Wolf
Rauch, Hess
Sncohs
Leroy Worry
Fred Hodge
Brower Cole
Boyd
Klathurs
Miambetm Ranch
Frank
Elmer
Sven
Po View
Rorese Park
Chet Wolf
Bastyts St Mua
Church Thanks Donors For Picnic Prizes
The church extends gratitude to merchants and businesses named for donating prizes for a church picnic. Listed donors include local shops, markets, druggists, bakeries, dairies, and service firms across Forest Park and nearby towns, acknowledging their co operation and support.
Fashion Shop Man Back From Trip East
Amos Bowtman of the Fashion Shop Forest Park returns from a New York buying trip to prep a summer clearing sale beginning next week. He visited Hotel Alexandria, noted strong wholesale displays, and praised the new material patterns while expressing confidence in his store’s upcoming lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Bowtman
Y4o
Mandi Bondtreest
New York
Bowtiui
Alexandria
Forest Park
Chinaman Palls Gan In Argument Over Roof
James King, owner of a Chinese restaurant at 7436 Madison Street, drew a revolver during a dispute with landlord Harry Wolf over roof repairs. King was arrested for carrying concealed weapons and a misdemeanor, held on $200 bond. He rents from Wilf Brothers. Police described the incident as a considered but denied threat, noting King claimed to seek personal satisfaction if repairs were not made before next rain.
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James King
Harry Wolf
Reqaire
Madison Street
King
Thal
Judge Witt
Wilf
Wolf Brothers
Wolf
Ingman
Revelver and Houtistiogy
Patito
Notable Memphis Native Joins Family Visit in Wisconsin
George A. Brown of Memphis Tennessee is visiting at the Md Tloosx Krmmer home in Twin Lakes Wisconsin where Misa Margaret Roos also joined the family for a few weeks, highlighting a small regional gathering and extended family attendance.
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George A. Brown
Memphis
Chicago Completes Water Pipeline to River Forest System
Chicago finished its North Avenue connections to the River Forest water system. Two six inch meters were installed at North and Harlem avenues in a vault built for the purpose. River Forest mains were flushed Monday afternoon and the system is now ready to connect with Chicago water in an emergency, though village wells would need to supply if needed. Heavy rain has reduced lawn sprinkling, but dry weather may stress local facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Avenue
Elmer W. Arch End
Franklin Avenue
Fistake
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Ghigago Newspaper
Houge
Murray & Gervick
Hsiliede
Heseavion
Charhua
Tawinesds
Conmlaslanier
Pernina Te
Priael
Fimare
Konseven Road
Ferdinand Avenue
Gr Feetawk
Citacut Kloner Belseh Auld Whitfe
Ate
Ian Oll Koto
Cirelg
Diamond Lake Park
Manheim
Lake
Ehademan
Herman Rane
St Peter
Evageliea
Luthéran
Ofeaiapad
Bow Nin
Wakeden
A. Swith
Walt Bros. Bars
J Masok
Newlin Drug Ostere
Morris
Clairtes
Hutter
Wolf's Dory Bas
Leonard Dat Ati Cupostop
Wiki J. Kosped Drug Store
Monkety Shop
Warry Kenscher
Asnik
Hay Ree Confectionery
Rullis Elvetrle Ca
Vorest Tark Confectionery
Siu
Koy
Hus Mueblentiupr
Wilhelm Themol
Shattery Whither
Mayelin
Murkurt
Steldark & W
Mc Nell
Burr & Collins
Gardner & Son
Ed Blatter
Trip East
Chinaman
Palls Gan
J. L. Braanon Oo, “Homes
Hye, Ta Ay
River Forest
Public Service Company
Illinoia
Charles A. Coffin
Electric Light and Power Companies
United States
Northern Illinois
Biflex Products Co
Borg & Beck Co
Phoenix Horse Shoe Co
Cyclone Fence Co
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Zion Industries
Pontiac Shoe Mig
American Can Company
Inland Bloe
Joliet Milling Co
Chicago Hardware Foundry Co
Sandow Motor Co
Calumet Chemical Co
Advance Terra Cotta Co
Chicago Steel Car Co
Lacon Woolen Mills Mather Stock Car Co
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Interstate Foundry Co
Brownell Improvement Co
National Envelope Co
Russell Grader Co
Public Service Company OF
M. L. Judd
Oak Park, NL
Hal
Dashiell Motor Company
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Graham Brothers Trucks
Third Avenue
Maywood, Illinois
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