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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
8
Order fresh stock of exceedingly beautiful cards from Hail-Heileman Co at 7233 Madison Street. Place your order now and they will be held until you want them.
Vibrant community notes describe Girl Scouts under Mrs J Hedia receiving Tenderfoot pins Agnes Chelstrom Betty Kramer Agnes Jochens Winnifred Schultz Julia McCabe Ruth Trout The piece also lists leaders from Forest Park hosting a luncheon and local business ads for auto insurance personal Christian cards and home display items Benther and Lena Hess are noted in regional contests with prize details across vegetables fruits and meats at a national canning event Emil Gatley relocates his auto repair shop to 409 Thomas Avenue Forest Park firms offer services and the third issue of Forest Park Club Woman bulletin features articles by local members and club leadership Carl's Fixit Shop advertises repair services for electrical appliances vacuums washing machines and radios
Maggie fretted over one missing stocking for a party. She offered a penny reward to find it, but the stocking lay behind the washstand unseen. After a search, Maggie remembered the stocking on the washstand and the missing item was found, avoiding the reward.
An analysis of the Radio Corporation of America stock shows class A common stockholders in every state with 99 percent owned in the United States. New York leads with 1,201 holders. California and New Jersey follow, while many foreign countries including Argentina, Australia, Honduras, Egypt, India, Venezuela, Norway, Japan, and Ireland also host holders.
Fragmentary note describes advaticars seeking resets through a Coleman process. Prolonged discussion mentions attempts, potential risks, and unspecified outcomes as participants push for a workaround. The text hints at procedural steps but remains unclear on exact mechanisms or success.
Thomas Mossman, aged about 79, longtime Wabash area farmer, died Saturday November 1929 after a brief illness. Survived by daughters Lennington, Lucille Mossman, Mrs. T. A. Wahtgamuth, Mrs. Elfla of the Wabash farm, and son John. Wade preceded him in death. Funeral and burial held in Wabash and La Fontaine cemetery. lifelong Presbyterian member.
Mrs Catherine Dart died Friday afternoon November 29 1929 at age 83 after moving to 7649 Taylor Avenue. Born in England October 2 1846 she is survived by two sons Thomas William Dart of Forest Park and John J Dart of Franklin Park. Funeral service conducted by Kampp and Sons Oak Park with music by Miss Whedbee and Mrs Hedstrom. Burial in Rosehill Cemetery.
A compact prose note from Grand Rapids Prosa remarking that some fear tarnishing their virtues and prefer silence over exposure, reflecting on values and reputation.
Franklin's public spirit principle states he would not profit from any intervention he might undertake. The statement reflects Benjamin Franklin's ethic of public service over personal gain.
United States radio telegraph advances show America gaining leadership as RCA Communications initiates inland network work in fourteen strategic cities with plans for 29 inland stations as wavelengths are allocated. W A Winterbottom notes new international circuits to Syria and Costa Rica and rate cuts follow competition with cable services, saving millions over eight years.
Astatement urging fair play and honor in sport, stressing striving for goals with gallantry, life linked to a game, and maintaining reputation in victory or defeat as the competition reaches its highest point.
The Providence Journal notes that whale jaw leather from the mouth lining yields pliable material and that the most valued whale product is ivory teeth used to make various jewelry and other articles.
Cincinnati Enquirer notes a community talk by a dietitian amid ongoing concern over husbands being fed and the season’s meals. The piece urges readers to attend as it frames nutrition guidance within local routines and household routines.
A quoted line from Oliver Wendell Lotion notes the real value lies in direction not position, reflecting on progress and purpose over mere stance. The remark emphasizes choosing a path with meaning rather than fixating on where one stands.
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