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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
8
Readable fragments describe a contest awarding Levy of GL a Victrola record for My Most Embarrassing Moment. Included are attendee recollections from D-2 and A-1 entries about misadventures on a boat and at a department store, plus social notes on Thanksgiving mood and local recreation activities at Berwyn and Ayde Park facilities.
A lyrical fragment describes a silver stream dancing through purple hills and emerald mountains. It speaks of wheels turning at mills, the lively plunge of water, and echoes calling toward a gentle shore. The verse invites the reader to envision the stream as a perpetual, tranquil presence.
Madison Street Church announces pastor Lea Wilfred Ames at 6 30 am Bible school. Services include 9 00 pm sermon, Young People session, 6 45 pm meeting led by Loyal Marx on The Ministry of Suffering. Evening season introduces a Sunday program directed by H C Pep with chorus. Women's Prayer Circle Wednesday 7 30 pm. Church aidweek 8 pm. Pastor's Bible class Friday 7 30 pm 60 minutes. Saturday 8 15 pm Men's Prayer Circle. December 7 Moody Institute Auditor concert at 8 pm with Dr James My Gray and Professor Alfred Holwarth providing music. All are welcome free.
Entertaining at 303 Dasplaines avenue for a Wednesday afternoon party. Biya Mandrad played. Mrs Mier Kolb won the highest score. Attendees included Meadames Bred Kirey Elmer Kollund Bratt! rte.
The Judy Fourteen gathered at Mrs. Beck's home on Mountain Bigly Avenue Thursday for a club evening. High scores were earned by Meadowes B Witt H Schlichting W Schwab and H Meyer Emil J Wlesway and son Walter at 443 Thomas Avenue returned Monday from a hunting trip to Watseka. They brought back thirty three nibbits and a 24 pound turkey, and were guests of Hart Leatherman while in Watseka.
Forest Park edged the Booster eleven 24 to 0 in a hard fought contest. Key moments included Ziebell scoring on a kickoff return and a decisive 18 yard run by Rosmusgen. Wilke and Meyer produced hard carries while Gonder and Beauchamp led the Booster backs in attempts. Forest Park's defense forced fumbles and interceptions as they drilled in for touchdowns and held the visitors scoreless.
A juvenile set will be printed next week featuring Morley books and many others. The list spans authors such as Morley and Parker Gurney with works on libraries, cooking, advertising, and American literature.
A Forest Park worker and fellow Moody Bible Institute student participate in noon gospel services in a Chicago theater district. Governors, explorers, and a cave discovery storyline appear in scattered notes about world events and cultural items from the era.
Portmaster urges all readers to exchange War Savings Stamps for Treasury savings certificates. Certificates yield 4 percent interest, exempt from federal income tax, and may reach $3,000 per family member. Backed by the U S Government, they support wartime financing and thrift.
A local Dinan shop in France offers ancient Jaco bean sideboards chairs and spinning wheels, with rain and sun aging effects on outdoor pieces. In the U S Bureau of Agricultural Survey a 10 foot tall model of a ground squirrel was shipped, made by Mackfoot Indians near Browning Montana. Fifteen hundred of the animals reportedly died in the spring and summer. A Amsterdam shoe store owner will pay 2.00 for men's and women's shoes and 1.50 for boys and girls shoes per pair, with old shoes to be donated to the poor for redistribution.
A distorted text frames a mock warning about executions on a Petrograd square and a legend to be carved at its base. The fragment also mentions rubber-block paving as a modern material claimed to outlast ordinary paving, tied to a London or European setting with uncertain names.
A comparative study from the Araquipa sitter of the Juryard Callvga Qbservatory in Port reports changes in several variable stars and a large number of nebulae. The new stars observed are thousands of times brighter than the sun.
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