Fragmented Chatter and State Notes in Oak Park Journal
A fragmented local item page from Oak Park hints at editorials and political snippets. It mentions ALBERT L. HALL as editor, a misprinted address, and stray remarks about the president, liquor denotation, and Chicago issues. It references Governor Lowen, a state board of equalization, and Cot. Josey B. Saoborn in a scattered, era tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinoa
Reaponalbla
Nationavide Hoatiee
State Board of Equalization
Sta Pines
Oll
Chicago
Cot
Josey B
Saoborn
Editor’s cautionary note on mistakes and a school project notice
A curiously worded editorial reflects on mistakes across professions and compares an editor’s responsibility to other trades. The Forest Park Board of Education invites bids on July 7 1939 to redecorate public school rooms repair boilers at Grant and Field schools and reroof Kuygene Biel School. Specifications are from architect A G Burtar 7015 Madison Street. For details call Forest Park 9228 or 963-M. Bids due by 5 pm July TH. The board may accept or reject any bid. By order, H Harz Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Forest Park
Grant and Field
A.G. Burtar
Madison Street
Forest Park revel ends with dawn as walls drink dry
A chaotic scene in Forest Park follows a large gathering with drunken revelry. Patrons drink heavily, derailed by midnight liquor bans and the closing of numerous taverns. Authorities report shattered calm as dawn reveals emptied cups and lingering tensions.
When To Meet Andsfler After The Grief Edge
The passage urges resilience after loss and jokes about using simple remedies like lemon phosphate ginger and chocolate to ease longing. It advises swallowing bitter medicine of life without complaint, noting the sorrow did not descend from fate but was regulated in a legitimate manner.
Boy Scout Troop Elects Officers and Plans July 4 Activities
The Boy Scouts of Troop No. met at headquarters and elected Tree-Perry Chalifoux as patrol leader with Gus Delardl as assistant. Beaver-Max Warning and Bear-William Schwedler also elected to leadership roles. July 4 events include a baseball game against Baptists Sunday school and a tag parade at 1:80, followed by a camp hike lasting until Sunday night. A moving-pictures idea by Mr Sperverg may be shown later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Troop No
Perry Chalifoux
Gus Delardl
Beaver
Max Warning
Wilbur Otto
Bear
William Schwedler
Teader
Ralph Pochert
Bapfiat
Sperverg
Scoutu
Buerberg
Wnatl Toone
Thia Splendid
Patriotic Community League Formed in Forest Park Area
A local notice announces the Patriotic Community League of Forest Park organized with other leagues for educational purposes under National Council of Defense guidelines. It lists officers and committee chairs including John C. Miller, Edith Helleman, and W. Woodward, noting a nearly 300-strong volunteer force and inviting community representatives to share information with the editor of The Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Patriotic Communnity League of
National Council of Defense
Connetl
John C. Miller
L. C. Stabmer
Edith Helleman
C. Rieck
Enterigianmst Commatttee
Paul Helnse
Ernest Kottke
Persoton
Mra
Iva Chalifoux
Wm. Terell
MH. Weodward
Helleman
Hu Woodward
Louis Schnter
H. E. Fletcher
Entranos
Julius Foss
W. GC
Red Cross Ladies and Service League Girls
Seven Gallops In the Country Poem Reflection
Maurice Thompson writes of an early morning country gallop as the most vivid pressure, when dew, flowers, birdsong, and wind mingle with sweetness. A rider and horse share instinctive rhythm, the horse sensing the rider's intent during those hush-filled moments after sunrise.
Industrious Spirit Amidst Partial Sedition Mentioned
A fragment reflects on industrious effort and warning that those partly guilty of sedition may face consequences, emphasizing diligence and caution in troubled times.
Vedda Culture in Caylon Declines Amid Change
A traveler’s report portrays the Vedda of Caylon as dwindling, with traditional leaf clothing and subsistence reliance fading. Archery wanes as guns rise, leaving isolated remnants in Ceylon Jungle and sparking debate on whether Vedda civilization is possible.
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Cayton
Caylon
Ceylon
Dream Recalled Red Barn Murder Case Relived in Dream
A dream by Mrs. Marten, mother of Marta Marten, sparked renewed interest in the Red Barn Murder. She reported three nights of visions of her daughter’s murder and burial, insisted on lifting the floor, and the missing gun body was found, forming the circumstantial backbone that led to William Corder’s conviction and execution in August 1828.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Deam
Stewart
Red Barn
Marten
Marta Marten
William Corder
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Forest Park ‘Review
Paschal-Hall-Heileman CO
Madison St
L. Hall
Erith. Heileman
Poms
Oak Park
Clinois
Hines
Speedway Pack
United States
Vnrike
Niemen Aml Gar Linge
Ciy Council
Varagillen
Ook Enunty
Tioke
Mary
Wll
Luvin
Wnil
Josephine Marie Kelly
Chlengo
Quem
Reece
Kelly
Alexander
Bis
Canary
Jeane
Lucie
Mirange
John Barley Corn
Awan Jones
Forest Lurk
Dan Dirk Brown
Iker
Rhine
Kafeer
Ani
Boy Scout News
Dream Reveale Crime
Teg
Matn
S. Boulevard
Austin Avenue
Avewa
Elmhuret
Ailetron
Natoma-Huntley Dairy
Harlem
Deasplaines Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
Metropolitan “L
Hannah Avenue
Harlem Avenue
Lake Street
River Forest
E. A. Cummings & Co
N. Dearbors St
N. Boulevard
Forest Park State Bank
Albert
Albert Roos Dr
H. B. Jenkins Daceh Bebwah
Board OF
Augdat Thode
Frederick B. Joda
Hermann, Jacob
Herman Hi
Tann
Henry G. Week Abert C. Roos
Ascher
Lathrop
Ricpin
Elfrieda Bockelman
Seloit Avenue
Burkart
DEVOE
Forest Park, Ill
Rohn & Grahl
Madison Streat
Foraat Park
East Avenue
Oak Park, Hl
I. H. H. Eversweet Butter Maple Leaf Hermes
H. 3
Hann Tel
Forest Park, I
EO Leo
KNACK
Madison
Theo. L. Lobstein & CO
Twelfth Street
Phone
Jewelry Store
Otto E. Loven
Frog
Forest Park, LL
Carl G. Richter &Cq
Insurance
Telephone Forest
Park
Madison Street Forest
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