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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1949

Page

13

PassBonds To Finish Sewers In Forest Park

Forest Park village council passed a bond resolution Monday night for 150000 to complete the long delayed sewer system. Four bids were received with Charles Richardson offering the best terms at par and 3.75 percent interest, callable in 1972. The plan promises no water or sewer rate hike, based on projected surpluses from current rates and consumption.

Forest Park Village Ed Hancock Reich Charles Richardson Hancock

St John’s Lutheran School Opens Late Term

St John’s Lutheran School will open Sept 6 for the late term. Parents may register children Sept 2 from 9 to 11 30 a m. The private, fully accredited school is maintained by St John’s congregation to provide a Christian education for members and non members in the community. Forest $550.

St. John’s Lutheran St. John’s School St. John's St. John's School

Dry Dock teen club plans new activities and officers

Friday night dancers enjoy lively steps to Old Faithful tunes. Wednesday meetings introduce ideas as nominations of officers were lost August 24. New officers will guide Dry Dock to be the top place for teenagers with daily activities and Big Dock meetings inviting help. membership cards issued at weekly gatherings.

Dry Dock

Forest Lions Plan Thursday Film on Chicago Stock Yards

The Forest Lions will view The Picture of the Month on Thursday at noon. The film covers the growth of the Chicago Stock Yards and the role of Swift & Co. in its development.

Forest Lions Chicago Swift & Co

Final Contract Steps Yet to Complete in Spring

The article notes that only the preparation of plans and awarding the contract remain to conclude the project with plans likely ready early next spring.

Lower Scout Age to Eleven Years

Troop 101 plans to adopt the new Scouting Program starting September 1 with reduced admission age to 11. The National Executive board lowers Boy Scouting entry to 11, with Explorers for 14 and up, covering land sea and air activities. Marvin Kaiser leads a seven member Troop committee. Bill Worley named Senior Scout Advisor. Lester Garke is district representative. Arthur Lartz becomes Assistant Scoutmaster. First meeting set for September 8 at Garfield School.

Troop 101 National Executive Board Marvin Kaiser H Troop Bill Worley Lester Garke Arthur Lartz Garfield

Clerk To Register Draftees In Rareat Park

Eighteen year olds must register for draftee service as village clerks set up in Rareat Park. Village Clerk Charles Meseke will handle registrations at the village hall with Henry Lebovitz announcing pending HQ guidance. Local board members include William Hinrichs Forest Park George Wagner Maywood and C J Mundinger Maywood.

Rareat Park Evertings Charles Meseke Henry Lebovitz Leho=vitz Alice William Hinrichs Forest Park George Wagner Maywoud C. J. Mundinger

U Chicago Red Cross Nursing Classes Start September

The University of Chicago Red Cross Chapter offers three home nursing classes and three mother and baby care and family health courses starting in September. Home nursing meets Tuesdays and Thursdays for three weeks at three time slots, while mother and baby care classes meet Wednesdays and Fridays for three weeks with the same hours. All sessions are at the Chicago Chapter Red Cross headquarters 6295 Wabush Avenue.

Qarcle Chel Korn Cortina Choy Uchicago Chapter Red Cross Mome Nursing Service Chicago Red Cross Wabush Avenue

Gerrymandering Defined as Territory Disadvantage Play

A brief note defines gerrymandering as drawing electoral boundaries to advantage a specific party. It highlights manipulation of district shapes to influence outcomes, warning of biased representation and unfair political gains.

Yaling Aliatrin

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