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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
8
The Lucas Circle of the Methodist church sponsors a bake sale at Pilkington's Sanitary Market located at 7334 Madison Street this Saturday. Funds support circle activities and church programs.
The Spiritualists of Forest Park relocate to larger quarters. Members invite all to attend services at all times, with meetings Sundays and Thursdays led by Joan Nelan at 423 Thomas Avenue. The notes encourage renewed faith and courage through shared messages.
We extend our sincere thanks to our many friends for the sympathy shown during our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. We especially thank Rey Ruch for his consoling words. George Tully and Son Mr. and Mrs. E J Blonsey and Family.
Frantic crowd at White City rink last Friday as Hunt ers shouted Where's Tags Tart and Willard Taggart vanished amid plans for a valley skating night. Builders enjoyed skating with no winners and a sleigh ride planned for Saturday January 10 with Coventree Stables. Lawndale invites a second degree detail on February 17. Mother’s Club serves refreshments as members bandage hands after the meeting.
BORGH M VERITY founder and chairman of The American Rolling Mill Company in Middletown Ohio was honored as the city renamed a three mile parkway in his praise He won praise for leadership and for fostering harmonious relations between management and workers during a long period with no labor trouble Verity Day was celebrated by 28000 citizens including workers from mills and local business and professional groups.
A pasted line from a domestic scene notes a girl of a certain age would not faint at hearing or seeing a mouse yet would faint at a sink full of unwash ed dishes, reflecting old fashioned expectations.
Simple indoor powered lamp setup lets readers read outdoor temperatures through a window. Attach a thermometer to a wooden box, mount a dry battery bulb, wire through a small window hole and add a switch. A compact, safe DIY shows two screws and a bulb socket for steady illumination.
Dr. Lou Wallace Gade will preach on The Danger of Unbelief this Sunday at 10 55 am at Forest By Presbyterian Ferdinand Ave Lexington St. Miss Evangeline Buch leads the choir in enjoyable sacred music before and after worship. A cordial invitation invites all to attend.
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