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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1937

Page

5

Lyne Undefeated Falcons Face Berkeley Central Y Next

After a 40-33 win over Rosewood the undefeated Falcons prepare to travel to Berkeley to meet Glen Seidel and his squad. Berkeley boasts five wins with strong defense, while Falcons’ pace and new recruit Tom Rhodes may shape the clash. Following Berkeley the Falcons meet Central YMCA in Chicago. last season they lost to Central 58-15.

John Shats Rosewood Falcon Berkeley Glen Seidel Jim Gross Falcoms Williams Wailey Tom Rhodes Aeaat Herkeley Falcatia Firpas Hailey Falcoons Central Ymca Chicago Tob Karl Eddie Durand Eddie Joe Goldberg Falcons Central Boys

WPA Adult Classes At Municipal Building Open To All

Time remains to join WPA adult classes at Municipal Building 517 Desplaines Avenue. Courses include typing shorthand bookkeeping English arithmetic commercial law French and Spanish with a Diesel Engine theory class starting Friday January 8. Classes are free except for notebook supplies and a small typewriter rental. Arrive at Core Rowing on second floor evenings Tuesday to Friday 4 p.m. Walter Keith instructor will guide newcomers to desired classes. Special invite extended to unemployed youth and workers in government activities to spend two evenings weekly improving business knowledge.

WPA Desplaines Avenue Walter Keith

Forest Park Library Adds Diverse New Books

Forest Park Library announces new rental titles headlined by This Isn't the End by Margaret Widdemer and So Free We Seem by Helen Todd. Also debuting are Shipbuilders by George Blake, Corpse with the Floating Foot by R A J Walling, No Hero This by Warwick Deeping, Cities of Refuge by Philip Gibbis, Shining Scabbard by Rt Hatchinson, Night Outlasts the Whinpoorwill by Sterling North, This England by Chase M, Westward Round in the Schooner Yankee by Irving Johnson, Plan Your Own Security by William Law and Return to Ma- by Lockhart. Books go into circulation January 9.

Forest Park Margaret Widdemer Penelope Frost IRI Helen Todd Tman George Blake R.A. J. Walling Warwick Deeping Stephen Brent Philip Gibbis Rt Hatchinson Colonel Severin Public Library Chase England Ahnson Irving Johnson Law William

Gym Classes for Ladies and Gents at Grant White Gym

Wednesday evenings are set aside for ladies at the Grant White gym in Bardeigh and Circle avenue with various exercises and instruction in volleyball. Men will meet on Thursday evenings for gym work and indoor volleyball. Forest Park men beyond high school are eligible for these teams.

Grant White Bardeigh Circle Avenue Forest Park

Forest Park Ladies Golf? Bowling Standings

Forest Park Recreation alleys hosted the Major Bowling league with strong scores. A Hepperie posted a 47 series with 223 high, A Hoover 533 with 221 high, and L Sauerbach 540 series with 19 high. Hussey added a 225 198 212 for a 635 series as standings update.

Allen McCean Forest Park A. Hepperie Hoover Sauerbach Hussey

Conference for Peace Opens at Orchestra Hall Friday

The mid West regional conference of the American League Against War and Fascism begins with a tass meeting Friday evening at Orchestra hall featuring Bishop Edgar Blake, Dr. Harry F. Ward, Mel Victor T, Retter ad Van A. Bittner. The event runs through Saturday and Sunday at Forester hall M16 N Trarhorn street with Rev Armand Guerrero in charge of conference music.

Mid-West American League Against War and Fascism Orchestra Hall Edgar Blake Harry F. Ward Mel. Victor T Retter Ad van A. Bittner Forester Hall N. Trarhorn Street Armand Guerrero

Authors tour Far East returns after 28 years

A review roundup notes Laya’s return to the Far East after 28 years with a reflective impression. Miller heads United Press News Service, offering global event insights. Purvis discusses FBI work with cases and insider stories, while Soule analyzes Liberty’s future in America and Wilson trails Three Wheeling Through Africa with bold, humorous chronicles of a motorcycle journey.

Laya Far East Miller Webb United Press News Service Purvis Melvin Federal Bureau On Investigation Soule George United States Wilson J.C Africa Rand

Finger Painting Added to Proviso High Curriculum

Proviso High School adds finger painting to second semester art studies for about 240 first year students. The program, inspired by Ray Poise Shaw in 1941, emphasizes creative expression without tools and covers units from budding to design and theater.

Ray Poise Shaw Rete Pee Mills Kperssnan Hne Gonad Paul Rohlt Carson, Pirie, Scoty & Co Lynt Dawson Chicago Arthur Olver Aof Art Institute of Chicago Seceml Are Pravisa Craven Bank Art Clanser

No Cure Quack Advice About Open-Mouth Sleep

A patient asks a quack how to cure sleeping with the mouth open. The quack quips that the trouble is incurable because the skin is too tight and suggests closing the eyes and mouth when sleeping.

German Union Hosts Successful Christmas Party District 590 highlights

The German Benevolent Union Dieteier No. 590 at Kor est Park celebrated Christmas and New Year with Santa Claus present, gifts for children, dancing by Mia Hitchcock and her school, and an orchestra. New officers were initiated including Adolf Dannberg as president and Max Nash as vice president. other posts held by Rose Sehulee, Paula Cutter, Samuel Matter, Gottfried Koppel, and Frank Bkees. Guests from Chicago districts attended, with remarks on district leadership and family roles.

German Beneficial Union Dieteier No Korest Park Wnd Hell Schwab's Hall Childeem Trieuly Adolf Danneberg Dannberg Mia Hitchcock Kedings Orchestra Adolf Dannberg Max Nash Rose Sehulee Frank Bkees Theeese Haher Insurance Imnpartner

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