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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1929

Page

7

Local Trails Endure Lopsided Forest Park Baseball Defeats

In a Sunday afternoon match at Marrla on Street, Forest Park teams lost to visiting squads. Mancini and Brannon were overwhelmed by Roosevelt Road-based clubs, with early leads erased by late rallies as errors and wild pitches doomed Wilhelm team and Brannon.

Doth Mancin Mancine Iide Landbry Wenk Pire Mancino 41 C. Manele Aren Kool Teu Wilhelmin

Colts Prolific Run Getters in Short Season Schedule

The Bt. John A. A. Costs baseball team posted a strong run per game average across seven games, totaling 49 runs while facing varied opposition. Jim er Hasa emerged as a standout despite a largely one man pitching effort, with the Colts’ run distribution spread across several opponents. Impressive wins came against the Dakin A.C. and Nadherny Od, matching a high school level drive to constant scoring based on limited schedule.

Bt. John A. A. Costs Ita Jimer Hasa Oita Lueck Leeck Datda. AC Nadherny Boostars Whimadate Arrows Morest'Park Terriera Othe Provisa Senators Maywood A.C

Beach Party Kicks Off Davis Dodgers Eta Zata Chapter

Ela Zata chapter of Beta Sigma Fraternity inaugurates social events with a beach party planned for August. President John A. Posus aims to boost chapter activity as reorganization nears completion. Committee head Thomas R. Jones directs the affair expected to draw members and friends, with Eta Delta Hyde Park invited. The Dodger club of River Forest backs Eta Zata, with some members attending the national fraternity convention in San Francisco August 19. President Posua leads a three week coast trip. Treasurer Lyla M Foster returns from a Northern Michigan honeymoon with Ouida M Jacobsen of Oak Park. Foster formerly led the Dodger club.

Ela Zata Beta Sigma Fraternity John A. Posus Zata Iny Thomas R. Jones Eta Delta Hyde Park Eta Dodger Club River Forest San Francisco Posua Lyla M Foster Michigan Ouida M.jacobsen Oak Park

Nadherny's Arrows Defeat Forest Bears

Nadherny's Arrows edge Forest Bears 9 6 after a stubborn contest. Foremost players listed include Nelda Thebes Meld Frit chaul Wentsch Northern Wiikinman Cloes Spatholtz Sam Graf Hay Crandall Oxborne Lued Red Graf Clarence Wichie Ray Wiehle Elmer Haan and Hawketballa.

Jowentt Beason Butt Nelda Thebes Fritchaul Wentsch Northern Wiikinman Cloes Spatholtz Sam Graf Hay Crandall Oxborne

Colorful book bindings reshape libraries nationwide

Public libraries across major cities embrace lacquered fabrics and pyroxylin covered bindings to boost circulation. New York and Chicago libraries lead a trend toward durable, washable covers with bright colors, reducing wear and worm damage while attracting readers.

Pupuic Mata Usda Moters Automobile

Arrows Rally Drives Win Behind Double With Bases Loaded

Beloit and St Innkes teams faltered as the Arrows surged to a 12 to 2 victory. Wentzel Kratky Forest formed the battery Zapfel Bamyela with a decisive late rally, led by the captain who delivered the timely double to seize the lead and hold it.

Tomble Garde Beloit Borwyn St. Innkes Arrow Batling-Eye Arrows Arrow’s Battery Wentzel Kratky Forest Battery Zapfel Bamyela

End of Second Period Girl Scout Camp at Lone Tree

Carded notes describe Pixies, camp activities, plays and parades at Lone Tree camp during the last Sunday and third period. Leaders Milas Herron and Miss Brown hosted events including a paper chase, circus parade, pink lemonade, and a fortune teller. A list of 129 campers includes many named girls, with Beatrice Gorodess and June Smith receiving Pixie emblems, and Mrs. Wells presenting Alcott books to the camp library. A light business note remarks Suspenders hold up. a proverb about girls and fellows ends the item.

Girl Scouts In Pixies Fond June Smith Beatrice Gorodess C. A. Wells Oak Park Shem Ft. Dearborn Evert Fment Mrs. Marsh Ruff Afisa Renae Milas Mary Herron Cantuls‘sioner Frances Brown Katherine Miller Camp Lone Tree Shirley Adama Harriet Badenoch Dorothee Bergen Betty Birdsey Mary Louise Bowen June Buchanan Angeline Caldurum Estelle Cholstrom Dorothy DeMoney Doris Duckett Eloise ‘Ashby Ethely Berry Elizabeth Bergen Ruth Birdsey Geraldine Broggermyer Betty Burdsey Elizabeth Cannon Dorothy Cook Gladys DeWolfe Mary Dutton Mariel Augustine Virginia Benson Jane Bierly Mary Helen Boley Jean Buchanan Ruth Burdsey Dorothy Chambers Jean Crawford Betty Dickinson Ruth Earl Helen Edstroty Winifred Frank Grace Larson Kathryn List Louise Lullian Janet MacEwan Marjorie Marquam Jaurt McKay Jeannette Mercil Mary Mysenburg Shirley Nawman Charlotte Nortel Frances Pasco Ruth Peach Janet Powers Agnes Reingraber Alice Richardson Virginia Roth Charlotte Schultz Nancy Sloan Betty Sperry Jean Townsend Shirley Walton Theron Webster Louise Williams Jean Fergeson Jeanne Morgat Charlotte Neymark Mildred Novak Florence Peach Jane Porter Marjorie Redell Florence Rice Marion Roberts Winifred Schroeder Charlotte Sloan Grace Sparrer Barbara Thomas Marie Vingent Svelyi Waters Betty Williams Margaret Mer

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