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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
14
The Garfield School notes recount Thanksgiving prayers by Blanche Quede and Rowe Idataon, praise for improved attendance under Supt. Mueller, and plans for Education Week. Reports highlight perfect attendance in several rooms, new library books, and the push for equal educational opportunities, especially for elementary schools.
Enmark Coapman principal lauds perfect attendance and high marks across grades 2A and 2B. Students Thomas De Franco Howard Jachot Charles Lelwell Stevan Pid{ Thus bert Bchobe Mary K Blackwalder Mary Cavallaro Margaret Kotlin Bertice Novak Lucille Bekthora recognized for attendance. Frank Dugnate tops 2A with 67 percent. Several 2B pupils excel in spelling. eighteen 2B pupils had perfect attendance in November with no tardiness.
Fragmentary school notes from Eugene Field School edited by Gertrude Misch and Charlotte Fea reference biblical imagery and seasonal themes. The readable text mentions rains, warmer hours, and a hopeful return of harvests with Father’s hand reversing plantings. A garbled line hints at someone being accepted as drummer in a Proviso event.
A boy named Norbert Hartiet remains in fat bows with classmates hoping for a speedy recovery. Posters were distributed to announce a takery and candy sale, reflecting school activities and community support.
The school plans YS NE i program in each room with student drawings. The quarter holiday gave 00 percent attendance and punctuality. First grade pupils Edward Eggers William Egxers Paul Faraci Jeusie Fertitta Robert Akins John Harding Evelyn Bil Mildred Buenger Arthur Stephen and James Mullen are mentioned as not adventing the entire year. Educational Week begins with parent observation encouraged.
Broadway Players present Come Seven by Octavus Roy Cohen at the Warrington theatre. The production features Dorothy Kupeell and Howard in a darkey comedy from the Broadhurst lineage and promises a lively week with 23 comedians entertaining Warrington audiences.
Passengers would view the countryside as flood lights on the observation car roof cover about 160 degrees. The lighting could extend along all coaches so riders on either side can enjoy the scene. Modern Pullman axles generate surplus electricity, meaning no extra cost for current.
The Corner Thomas Avenue and Adama Street church led by Pastor A. and Hannders D D offers Sunday school at 9:30 a m preaching at 10:43 a m with the sermon The Value and Possibilities of Faith Epworth league at 6 50 p m and a 7 45 p m song service with Mr Plankett of Chicago presenting a lecture with seventy pictures on Christ and dissolving effects A hearty welcome to strangers.
The St Peters Ev Lutheran Church at Hannah Avenue and Adama Street invites worshippers. Pastor William F Bach presides with Sunday school at 9 00 a m and English service at 10 00 a m German service at 11 00 a m Missionary Thanksgiving Service at 7 80 p m led by the Young Women's Missionary Society and the Torch Bearers of the Light Brigade Activities include Cathedral cleiw Tuesday at 4 00 p m annual bonser Wednesday postnoon and evening, Friday choir at 7 30 p m, Saturday Torch Bearers of the Light Brigade at 8 30 p m.
Pioneer Presbyterian on Fenmany Avenue and Lexington lists P Bates minister residing at 547 Hannah Avenue. Sunday school 8:30 am, morning worship 11 am with orchestra, 3 pm junior meeting, evening worship 7 pm, midweek prayer and youth meeting at 8 pm Wednesday.
St John s Lutheran on Circle Avenue and Washington street lists Sunday programs in English at 9 30 am and German services at 10 20 am with a members meeting at 9 30 am Also notes Wednesday Advent services at 7 45 pm and a Tidd Co meeting in Magtigh Advent year.
An account reports 186 human footprints found in mud atop Mount Adams Washington. The Yakima tradition says the site marks where the great canoe landed after the Flood. Footprints are said to be made by people stepping from the canoa to ground softened by the long ended myth.
Forest Park Post No. 414 meets every first and third Tuesday at Memorial Hall for information or service. Apply to Forest Park Review IA for details. Adjutant Henry Knoop Commander, Review. Classified ads pay.
A reader notice lists German and Christian Science services at Pauls Lutheran Oak Park area churches with pastors, service times, Sunday School, and midweek activities. It notes Oak Park reading rooms and weekly hours. Separate census item cites the U.S center of population shifting west to Allen county Indiana due to foreign born populations, and mentions current House and Senate demographics.
A canister style improvised respirator nine-piece device offers relief for engine crews exposed to phosphorous locomotive smoke. The cheap defective mask is tested for durability and stands up to the strain, though reliability remains in question.
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