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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
4
A compact guidance notice argues that staying centered on the road and driving at a safe speed reduces crash risk. It notes drivers seek space on both sides for tire trouble and cautions that most accidents stem from thoughtlessness and hurriedness.
The Rev. Jean Nelson hosts Thursday and Sunday spiritualism meetings at her home to share its teachings. The aim is proof of immortality through mediums and messages, with a focus on love, harmony, and service to humanity. All are invited to join at 7 30 p.m. and learn about ongoing spiritual development.
The Chicago and North Western Denver Streamliner features a Frontier Shack car curated by Walt Kuhn. The car recreates a Civil War to gay nineties frontier tavern with real relics, old lamps, scratch oak décor, and memorabilia of Buffalo Bill and others, attracting passengers aboard the City of Denver.
Forest Park Chapter No 97 Order of the Builders holds its installation of officers Monday evening December 28 at eight at the Masonic Temple. Following are the officers and appointed leaders for 1937 with names including Edward Gosch, Arthur Boehm, and Norman Sandlin among others. A dance will follow the installation at Forest Park.
Loretta Young stars as Ramona in Twentieth Century Fox's Ramona opening at the Forest Theatre on December 27 and 28 with Don Ameche, Kent Taylor, Pauline Frederick, Jane Darwell, Catherine De Mille and John Carradine in supporting roles. Filmed on location in Mesa Grande California the production blends lavish outdoor scenes with a sweeping romance. Henry King directs and William Skall’s Technicolor cinematography adds vivid realism to this classic love story set in early California with strong performances and lush scenery.
Farmer Corfe Jossel predicts Josh may become a favorite son in politics. He notes Josh works hard at first but then is not heard from for the rest of the season.
James Grady Jr 17 from Marengo won the amateur contest at Fenwick High School last Thursday evening, playing piano accordion to wild applause. He faced strong Oak Park competition and has drawn notable attention for his skill and personality. After the win he performed again at St Bernardine’s Christmas party, earning further praise. Congratulations to Jimmy, with high expectations for more performances.
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