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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1929
Page
3
A company plans to create a strength reserve product named Mille to boost energy and endurance for busy routines. The beverage is described as delicious and capable of helping users withstand fatigue, according to the description provided.
A dense list of church notices from Forest Park area including First Presbyterian Church at Lexington and Ferdinand, Community Methodist at Thomas and Adams, Harvard and Elgin, and German Pilgrim Mission at Desplaines. It lists pastors Rev. Tra L. Livingston Rev. William F. Buch Rev. W. A. Ksurziatt Rev. Fred. J. Schnell Rev. F. Kalbfleisch, service times in English German and mixed, Sunday schools, choir, ladies groups, meetings by month and day, and contact details.
Oak Park Church services listed for Sunday morning 10 45 and Sunday evening 7 43 with subject Christ Jesus Sunday school at 12 05 Reading room hours 9 to 6 weekdays 9 to 7 45 Wednesday 9 to 9 4 Sundays 3 to 6 p m Broadcast of service at 10 45 from Seventh Church of Christ Scientist Chicago on station KFKX 294 meters 1020 kilocycles
Madison Street Church at Wisconsin Avenue Oak Park lists Rev. Robert J. Deving as pastor. Bible school 9 30 a m Young People society 645 p m Evangelist service 7 43 p m Women’s prayer Tuesday 2 p m Prayer and Bible study Wednesday 8 p m Choir rehearsal Friday 8 p m.
Dr and Mrs J T Warner celebrate birth of four sons at 039 Bejoit Street Mrs Vera Render became Mrs Warner in church marriage Katherine De Netles wed Harry J Sebastian in Chicago Senator Frederick H Roos plans extensive remodeling Work begins next week Gale Bittel unable to return to Forest Park for welcome Cap Grant awaiting discharge John Miller family vacation trip Hengy Huellefield and wife return from Los Angeles trip Delegates Gertrude Schaepfer and Louise Kau fell to represent Pauls Lutheran at Northernburg Federation convention in Streator Farewell reception for Rev T Schurter moving to Cottage Grove Wisconsin Elma Knaack returns from Michigan Cecelia Meschler announces marriage to Jack Lepass of Chicago wedding held in Kenosha Grade and high school start September 2
Earle Ross head of the Earl Ross stock company unveils the Earle Ross Professional School of Theatre and Allied Arts in Oak Park. The two year program covers stage instruction voice training public speaking dancing fencing and a teachers course with a short course option for character work and a screen test for talking pictures. The faculty will include renowned industry figures and a final thirty week appearance period aims to give students poise before the public.
On a recent Wednesday night Sherwood and Yorkshire units staged two plays for campers. A Friendly Waiter adapted from David Copperfield featured Jane Rogers Catherine Smith Jane Ann Clifford Florence Loundsbury Marjorie Smith and Alice Kudruna. How King Richard Came to Sherwood followed with Gloria Strang Esther McKenzie Madeline Whitebeck June Buchana Dorothy Tirreil and Beatrice in the cast.
A 1920s camp notes shared evenings of singing on Singing Hill and a supper trip for each unit. Fr Dearborn visited Camp Sacajawia while Hawk's Nest held a hunter stew over a Pioneer fireplace. Pioneers hosted a Hiawatha play with a cast including Schroeder DeHaven Sullivan and Jones. A Monday horseback trip and a Mt. Misery hay rack ride were led by councilors Alvord and Denhant. Census data cited 24 351 676 families in the nation.
Burlington Transportation Company seeks a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier for passenger and property between numerous towns in Illinois on state highways 1 n and BY. Hearing information and venue to be provided by the Secretary of the Hingis Commerce Commission in Springfield.
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