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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1929
Page
3
The Illinois State Fair runs from August 17 to August 23 with a lineup that includes Auto Races on August 17 and 23, Sacred Concert on August 18, Children’s Day on August 19, Springfeld Day on August 20, Veterans and Chicago Day on August 21, Governor’s Day on August 22, and Farm Bureau Day on August 22.
Local churches list service times languages and events. St John’s Evangelical Lutheran posts English 8:45, German 10 and 10:30. First Presbyterian notes a 10:55 question service next Sunday, then August month of visiting pastors. St Peter’s Lutheran gives 9 a.m. Sunday School and 10 a.m. English, 11 a.m. German. St Paul’s Lutheran announces 10 a.m. German and 8 a.m. stock, with various meetings. First Reformed details bilingual services 10:30, Y P S, and ladies’ society. The Baptist Church adds German service 10:45, English 7:45, Bible school 9, and outing planned for August 15. Several congregations list pastors, addresses, and contact numbers.
A church and mission listing for Madison Street Baptist, Oak Park Berwyn address 1009 S Grove Ave, Rev Robert J Devine Pastor with Bible school at 9 30 a m Young People 6 45 p m Evangelist service 7 45 p m Women’s prayer Tuesday 2 p m Prayer and Bible study Wednesday p m Choir Friday 8 p m EV German Pilgrim Mission 215 Desplaines Ave Norest Park service times in German language with Sunday school 2 30 p m Sunday 1 30 p m service Monday 8 p m choir Tuesday 7 30 p m band practice Wednesday 7 30 p m Bible class Saturday 7 30 p m service.
First Church of Christ Scientist Oak Park Illinois invites Sunday morning service at 10 45 with subject Spirit Sunday school at 12 05 p m Sunday evening services will be discontinued during July and August Wednesday evening meeting at 8 00 o'clock Oak Park Avenue and Ontario Street.
Touring Bureau of The Automobile Club of Chicago outlines a weekend scenic route through northern Tingis lands, visiting Waukegan Evanston Wilmette Kenilworth Winnetka Hubbard Woods Glencoe Fort Sheridan Lake Forest Lake Villa and Fox Lake. The trip traces the Fox River scenic stretches and Lake Michigan corridor with maps showing multiple branches and stops at resort centers for potential repeats.
Reading room at 719 S boulevard near Oaks Park avenue operates weekdays 9 am to 6 pm and Wednesday evenings 7:45 pm to 9:30 pm. Sunday hours 3 to 6 pm. Christian Science services broadcast Sunday at 10:45 am from Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist, Chicago on station KFKX at 24 meters 1,020 kilocycles.
The Central States Exposition opens August ninth at Exposition Park north of Aurora, featuring Hagenbeck Wallace Circus with 1100 staff, animal acts, and a 14,000-seat amphitheatre. The event includes a major aviation show at Aurora airport, with an air derby and stunt flying, plus a vast live stock exhibition valued to showcase 2,500 head and $40,000 prize money.
The Westchester Real Estate Improvement Corporation reports 1 214 653 dollars in Westchester buildings in the past year with 202 445 dollars in new June construction. A 3 500 000 dollar building program follows the Metropolitan Realty Trust syndicate purchase of 138 Westchester lots from George F. Ni company. William C. Nissen has financial interest in the syndicate. other members not disclosed. The plan calls for 56 apartment buildings 25 two flats 50 bungalows and seven commercial buildings plus the First State Bank of Westchester to occupy one commercial structure. Since 1919, Illinois supervised play arounds have increased by more than
The eighth annual Central Keates Fair will be held August 6 to 10 at the Aurora fairgrounds north of town along the Lincoln highway. Paved roads lead directly to the main gates, inviting families from hundreds of miles away to attend all day and stay after the circus and airplane acts before returning home late.
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