Post Fare Works to Feature Night of Display and Music
Tomorrow evening the Post Fare Works event will showcase a mammoth display funded by the Post with the Forest Park Boys and Girls Band performing while crowds gather. Dancing on tennis courts will occur before and during the show, with an excellent orchestra and lighting. Community leaders praise the effort and invite all to attend at no cost, noting a strong turnout expected.
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Forest Park
Ast
Park Board
Harold Hostar
Harry KR
Koltenbink
Frank & Stewart
Herman Brandt
Arthur Busch
William Webb
William Schlupp
St R. Koltenback
Arthur Quant
Henry Schultz
Julius Rukite
Paul Hingot
Pie bakers welcome one more helper at church supper
Sylvia McGillicuddy wanders into the kitchen where about six women prepare apple pies for the first church supper of the season. Her mother insists they have all the workers they need, while Sylvia suggests taking on one more helper to cut the workload.
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Sylvia McGillicuddy
Sylvia
If at first you don't succeed bor row some more
A playful line plays on trying again with a pun about borrowing row to retry a task.
Camp Oproki Opens for Oak Park Scouts at Spring Lake
Formal opening of Camp Oproki at Spring Lake near Mukwonag g Wis will occur Sunday in a six week program. Oak Park Area Council Scouts look forward to ideal weather and smaller early week crowds with enhanced staff led activities and special features this first week.
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Oproki
Spring Lake
Mukwonagg
Wis
Oak Park
Potawatomi Area Council
Oak Park Area Council
Thomas Busack
Opraki
Fas Chiktes
Nia
Edgard Stephens
Forrest Mlanding
Camp Wabaninga
Focal
Stephen
Armstrong
Horace Mack
Lawrence Boecklen
Jos. Cappuch
Lyndon Comstock
Wm. Drennan
Robert Emerson
Geo. Jenkins
Tracy
James
Robert Judd
Harry Kellogg
Robert Moore
Win. Painter Troup
Julia Pine
Chas, Sayre
Jack Seed
Willard Sharpe
Fred Spaulding
Donald Stout
Jack Train
Robert Tutweiler
Robert Albren
Version Vale
Robert Young
Douglas Leavenworth
Scouls
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigres
Cummings Park
Harlem
Lake
American Legion
Oak Park High School
Stenger Work Troop 39
Thomas Hhingerford
New Lake Theatre
New Champion of Cheapskates Shocks Restaurant
A tiny man enters a restaurant and pays a 2 cent tip with a 25 cent coin. The waiter returns 23 cents in change, sparking a clash as the patron boasts of tip history. After a tense exchange the man folds his paper, offers a handshake, and proclaims himself the town’s cheapskate champion.
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Uute
Early Riser Lore and the Missing Husband
An old farmer boasts of waking before everyone else in the village. He tries to prove it by visiting a neighbor at 2 a.m. The neighbor’s wife claims her husband was up early but is now missing.
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Loreckon
Udent
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Boy
Fred Samuel, JR
Madison St
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Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Proviso
County of
Cook
State of Illinois
Maywood
Fifth Avenue
St. Charles Road
Iaid
Ill
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