Forest Park Review notes Fourth of July unity and local industry
The Forest Park Review praises a united Fourth of July celebration showing strong community cooperation. It discusses local business ties, the Pioneer Publishing Company, Sears Roebuck, Rosenwald, and local figures like Hertert Moorer, Dempsey, and Willard, highlighting economic and civic links and the annual Forest Park outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amex Pleren
Pioneer Publishing Co
Oak Park
Forest Park
Sears-Roebuck
Pioneer Company
Julive
Rosenwald
Begging Her Pardons in Paper Apology
Editor apologizes to associate editor and readers for missteps in copy handling. He admits laying aside several news items and discovering the changes during press. He mocks the paper’s lack of news while noting items could be revised for later appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ushi
Word origins of magnet traced to Magnesia or Magnes origin
The article discusses the word magnet, noting claims that it derives from Magnesia in Asia Minor or Magnes the miner, who reportedly discovered magnetic power by holding ladestones. It references Mount Ida in Greece and ancient beliefs about attraction linked to magnetic properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguoaia
Asia Minor
Magnes
Mount Ida
Greece
Forced cheer in sad times highlights communal resilience
In a grim period, officials present upbeat notes to lift spirits, urging solidarity among residents. Authorities emphasize aid programs, local gatherings, and shared traditions to soften hardship, while acknowledging ongoing challenges and the need for support networks.
Forest Park Fourth of July Celebration Praised
Residents recall a sweeping village effort in Forest Park where seven to eight thousand attended the County Fair event. The celebration featured Second Regiment band performances, a patriotic service, and charitable acts led by Max Goldstein and his wife. Community pride runs high as locals credit broad cooperation and vivid displays for a historic, joyous day.
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Forest Park
Khoukler
Umea
Patriotic Service League
Eiveus
Hiumar
Thea
Madamystily Vivienne
Max Goldstein
Hojahn
Memorial Hall fundraising in Forest Park after Fourth celebration
Residents and business people organized a celebration in Forest Park, with booths for lemonade, baked goods, and various entertainments. Donations and nickels and dimes raised funds for a Memorial Hall, aided by a finance committee and local clubs ready to support a county fair in the fall.
Fragmented lines hint at July celebration and old love
The text expresses mixed sentiment about a Fourth of July celebration and nostalgia for the past. It mentions cooperation and brand money, hints at planned praise, and references people enabling an old borough, all in disjoint fragments.
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Mentoris
CHURCH NOTES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL EVENTS
CHURCH NOTES LISTS ST JOHN S EV LUTHERAN AT HABA AVE AND ADAMS ST PASTOR REV J LEDERER. COMMUNITY METHODIST AT ADAMS ST AND THOMAS AVE PASTOR A E B SAUNDERS. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 30 AM. MORNING SERVICE DISCONTINUED UNTIL SEPT. EVENING SERVICE AT 8. PRAYER MEETING WEDNESDAY 8. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC THURSDAY JULY 17 AT LINCOLN PARK MEET AT CHURCH 9 SHARP. CREAM CIDER COKE AVAILABLE. PARENTS TO FURNISH LUNCH. PIONEER PRESBYTERIAN Ferdinand Ave and Lexington St EV SCHUSTER PASTOR. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 30 AM MORNING WORSHIP 11 AM EVENING WORSHIP 8 PM.
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Community Methodist Cormier Adams
Lincoln Park
Pionaka Presbyterian
Ferdinand Avenue
Lexington
Lutheran Church and Christian Science Services Downtown
A noisy notice page lists services for First Church of Christ Scientist Oak Park and Maywood Belentist Church in Maywood, with times 10 46 p m 7 45 p m and 12 10 o'clock Sunday school. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Texas Lake Street address and weekly hours. Maywood Belentist Church at Second Street and Fifth Avenue holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m with Sacrament. Acknowledgments extend to Edward Maller and others after a death. Also notes a mischievous unrelated item about a boy named Bobby and a fashion remark.
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Christian Science Churches
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Oak’ Park
Stnols
Oak Park Avenue
Ontario Street
Lake Street
Osk Fark Avenue
First Church of Christ
Belentist
Maywood
Hilnels
Masonic Temple
Second Street
Fifth Avenue
WS. A
St Johns BV Lutheran Circle Avenue and Warren Street Services
Sunday services at 9 30 preparatory 10 am public worship 114 am communion services German Baptist Church corner Dixon Street and Harlem venue Sunday school 700 am preaching services X P prayer meeting 7 80 p m My preaching Phat and third Tuesday evening P society Every Wednesday prayer meeting
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Luthran GT
Paul's
Dixon Street
Brown Avenue
Tey
Gustav Greenland
Pam
Serman Service
St, John's BV
Lutharan Circle Avenue
Warren Street
M. Wagner
German Baptist Church
Harlemvenue
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Italy
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Thorntay
Duck Dempsey
Jack Jvait
United
Dempsey
Calory
Jexa Willard
Red Crows
Jack
Canary
By Edith Heileman
Fareat Park
Wmil
Granada
Green River
Hl Bor
Second Regiment
Max
Harry Buettner
Tor Wither
Jack Hermanson
Memorial Hall
Amd
Shima
Dineter
Tadten
Hunter Jackles
Patriotic Community League
Church Notes
Peters
Lutheran Haba Avenue
Adans Street
J. Lederer
D. D
Deatre
Edward Maller
Rey
Bruno Lederer
Mire
Johanna Caroline Daz
Win, Worniboff
Bobby
Alyna A
al Austin Avenue
Austin
Fetasn Onvicine
Natoma-Huntley Dairy
Chicago
Harlem
Desplaines Avenues
Jackson Boulevard
Metropolitan“L
Hannah Avenue
Ares A.senwartz &Co
N. Boulevard
Forest Park State Bank
Almant Roos
Albert Gc.roor
August Thodd
F. C. Heckem
Quahler
Albert Roos
Jenkins Jacob Schwab
Board OF
August Thode
Frederick B. Roow
Merman FF
Jacob
Ting
Ascher
Lathrop Averege Forest Park
Elfrieda Bockelman
Beloit Avenue
Burkart
Madison
Forest Park, Ill
Rohn & Grahl Funeral Directors
Madison Breet
East Avenue
Oak Park, IL
H. H. H. Eversweet Butter Maple Leaf Farm Eggs
Tel
Leo
Music Line
Planos
Madison GT
Theo. L. Lobstein & CO
Twelfth Street
Madison Street
Otto EF. Loven
Carl G. Richter, & CO. Insurance
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