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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1925
Page
2
A fragmented crossword puzzle page lists horizontal clues with garbled entries and numbers such as 18, 14, 28, and 40. Vertical clues mingle names and odd phrases, mentioning items like writing instrument and native metal, with several illegible terms suggesting a failed OCR pass on a vintage puzzle page.
A playful travelogue of radio listening glides through stations from Lockport to Los Angeles. The narrator notes various programs and performers on WAAQ WTAB KDKA KOA KYW WDAT WOAW and more, drifting between jazz and orchestral pieces and ending with a late night bedtime scene.
Fragmentary prompt yield shows unclear question about laughing matter and references to Rue 1 vomter and Aida. No identifiable events, people, or organizations readable. Unable to produce a concrete news item.
A curious notice describes a display of striped ponds at Ida's A. B. Dry Goods Store located at 107 Beloit Ave NE. The entry mentions customers may view the line and inspect the offerings as part of a local shopping scene.
Ming Hoffmans room holds the highest average in school banking. The second grade hosted a valentines party on Friday February 18 with elaborate red decorations and a sweetheart dance. Graduates class of 1925 held a canityante February 1. $1087 profit. Mrs. Harry Glas and Mn. Ernest Schreiber entertained Grant school teachers. Odear Dammon, a former pupil, returned to show a medal for twenty-two seats in high school work. Grade by grade banking figures listed with depositors and percentages.
Missouri Synod church notes list minister Marcos Wegner guiding services with Sunday morning worship and German language rites. English offerings include congregational hymns, and midweek German service is scheduled with a serving group.
The project linked the Joliet station with the Calumet station of Commonwealth Edison during the year. A section from Joliet to Chicago Heights, about thirty miles, was completed and put into service, marking a significant expansion of the line.
The Public Service Company of Northern Illinois reports strong 1924 progress with 80,048 new customers raising total to 283,020 as revenue hit 1,003,004.10, up 12 percent from 1923. Five years elapsed saw customer count grow from 184,000 to 283,020 and four new Public Service Stores opened in Berwyn Des Plaines Dwight and Elmhurst.
School notes from Garfield and Stevenson schools record corrections to teachers lists, absences in several rooms, and a bank report summary. Readers see pupil names with perfect or near perfect attendance, badges earned, transfers, and new arrivals including Miss Yanseck’s class.
Rev Jonathan Thompeca pastor residence 42 Hannah averem Forest Park 282 Washington's birthday observed next Sunday morning and evening services. A G Brown of Oak Park will speak at 7:30 pm. Brotherhood class organizing. men invited aged fifteen and up. Sunday school 9:45 am preaching 7:30 pm week night service Wednesday 7:50 pm
Parish activities list Sunday services in English and German with Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. and various midweek events for Ash Wednesday Lent services, Torchbearers, Lamplighters, and choir rehearsals. Proceeds from Sunday school entertainment aid the building fund. Parish address and contact details appear.
Scripture text garbled giving a 2 pm program at Ferdisand avessa and Laxinghs pres. Also mentions McCar mick Theological seminary with Abraham Lincoln's Victoriga and 1008 Misia avenns. lists Harvard street and Migia avense Rev F Xalbfieiech at EAMAN BAPTIETY Church with services on Sunday at 10:80 am and other prayer meetings. PAULWS LUTHERAN at Weneege describes Sunday worship and events.
Weekly and monthly religious observances listed for Christian Science Oak Park. Sunday services at 10 45 a m with the sermon Michal. Wednesday evening meeting at 6108 Stretch. Monday hours for study groups and services follow after Sunday morning services. Address 809 Lake Street near Oak Park Avenue. Office hours weekdays 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, Wednesday 9:00 am to 1:45 pm, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, Sunday 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
Boy Scout volunteers push fundraising to fully cover three year campaign costs. Projects launched to recruit, with meetings at Pligedin Congregational church and Camp Dan Beard. Calendar lists leadership courses, court of honor, color guard duties, and security exam demonstrations at Melrose Park and Booth Thatcher.
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