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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1928

Page

7

Forest Park Picnic Plans and Farewell Events in 1918

The Forrest Park Business Men's Association to hold its annual picnic at Fox Miner Park near Aurora on Thursday July 18. A farewell party was hosted for Harvey Hanthtin at Miss Emma Kelley’s home on Saturday evening May 25. Community Methodist church lays corner stone as local leaders bid farewell to Carl Kempe bound for Macon Georgia. Several residents depart for Jefferson Barracks St. Louis with numerous farewell gatherings.

Forest Park Harvey Hanthtin Emma Kelley Mr. Antich Bunco Prin Ada Bellow Witham Lun George Huether Herman Bruns Louis Gqutenschwager

Memorial Day programs and student notices at Gha de School

Betsy Ross edition notes 4A class crafts Memorial Day booklets with a flag themed cover. Memorial Day programs run in 4A and 6A 7B rooms with songs poems flag salute and talks. A May 25 PTA program lists songs poems plays and student performances. Troop scouts camp Dan Beard trip details and Forest Park games against Maywood are reported. Throughout, student rosters list many grade level names and birthday records.

Betsy Ross Lucille Proska Eugene Kreml Biss Kelly Betsy Ross B VT. A Flanders America Dorothy Weidemany Dewendolyn Montgomery Dorothy Gaguier Irene Rosenwinkle Daner Lenora Wright Elmer Rosenwinkle Dorothy Holpuch Kachen Erwin Mertinert Clytic Lillian Schaefer Rhuth Gosch Mylea Moore- Noure Tile Hononicht Ted—Elmer Huehner Molly—Mae Martha Clement Tuit Charles Euler Tee-Hee Walter Mohler Myrtle Singnans Hungary Mac Martha Clement Arline Vanek Myrtle Simmons Lottie Ruth Kreml Nora—Sarah Wilson Wilt Merbert Horn Mary—June Olson Henry—Russell Wadtcick Miss Kelly Lorraine Starpace Splet Kenora Wright Regina Lenny Nancy Papa Jean Richardson Jucite Proska Miss Preller Miss Battum Miss Wilson Miss Sharpits Miss Keller Miss Jerner

Stevenson School News Highlights and Class Parties

Field-Stevenson editors Mary Guerra Grace Han son report perfect attendance by Frances Cognato Louis Calcagna in Grade 1B. Absent days noted for Ward Meighing Lester Aldenberg Robert Havpr Henry Hinz. Stevenson 2A class hosted a mothers party with 21 attendees including Christine Hitchcock Ruth Decker Wynette Lustig Ronadel Dietz. Readings dances songs and games followed by white apron refreshments. The 4A class held a Friday party after recess with activities and brief description.

Frances Cognato Louis Calcagna Ward Meighing Lester Aldenberg Robert Havpr Henry Hinz Stevenson Christine Hitchcock Ruth Decker Wynette Lust

Book reviews and literary notices tease new works

The piece surveys Alfred Aloysius Horn s new novel Harold the Webbed of the Young Vikings and notes its June 8 trade edition. Ellen Glasgow critiques American and Russian attitudes toward soul with wit while Eugene O Neill s Strange Interlude draws crowds, praised for its novel like scope and depth, demanding reader engagement before attending the stage performance.

Alfred Aloysius Horn Trader Horn Harold the Webbed Ellen Glasgow

Ashenden or the British Agent by Somerset Maugham review

A flawed but readable potboiler review notes Somerset Maugham's Ashenden or The British Agent as a loosely episodic WWI spy tale with no strong plot yet engaging moments. The narrator, possibly Maugham, reflects on wartime service and Geneva assignments, praising its readable prose and occasional tension.

Ikood Sharp Somerset Maugham Ashenden Mangham Secret Service Geneva

How Money Grows and the Power of Interest

A minister recounts a tale of a 1806 church cornerstone tin box containing papers and a $20 coin. He notes that if that $20 had grown at 6 percent compound interest, it would be worth over $20,000 today, illustrating why money must work instead of being locked away.

John D Pilcher Hamilton Co

Ancient Faiths and Healing Texts Highlight May Church Lesson

The May 27 lesson in Christian Science churches discussed ancient and modern romance, Allah, mesmerism, and hypnotism. It cited Malachi 4 2 and Luke 10 19 20 plus Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health, stressing Christianity as Jesus teaching demonstrated healing and divine Love over error.

Allah Berman Churches of Christ Beieatist Aries Indla Mary Baker Eddy Jesus Christ

Amusements at Forent Theatre This Week

George Bancroft stars in The Show Down at Forent Theatre today. Sunday features Love Hungry with Lois Moran in the stellar role, a Blur comedy From Houp to Nuts. Monday Salty O’Neil in A Bachelor's Paradise. Tuesday Foola for Luck with W C Fields and Cheater Conklin. Wednesday shows Mary Jhubin in Love Me and the World In Mine. Thursday and Friday The Circus with Charli Chiptin. New management draws patrons as turnout rises. Jack Lyon and the new organ headline the shows.

George Bancroft Forent Theatre Aeroonate Traction Lois Moran Atellar Salty O'Neil Cireus Patrona Jack Lyon

White City Free Outdoor Circus Returns to Chicago Yard

White City's free outdoor circus enters its second week with daily gala shows and a terraced garden overlooking the park. The venue showcases top Big Top talent with animal acts and attractions like The Flash coaster ride, Heyday, the Kid, the Chinese Underworld, and the Merry-Go-Round, along with new twists drawing crowds to the Chicago amusement center.

White City Chiscago

Oriental Theater Week Spotlight Show Album

For the week starting Sunday at Oriental theater Jones Sed Mark Fisher and the merry mad musical pane present one of the year most delightful stage performances Mark titled Jaze Hutter flies promising to lift patrons over clouds of classical music into jazz clouds with scintillating syncopation Fisher aids the show Mark pledges it will be among the season s fastest and cleverest For screen divertissement Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon star in The Hawk s Nest a First National picture Sills plays a Chinatown gangland mystery man with uncanny power

Jones Sed Mark Fisher Oriental Theater Mark Jaze Hutterflies Milton Sills Doris Kenyon Sills Chinatown

Chicago Theater Promotes Adolph Menjou Film

For the week starting May 28 Chicago theatergoers will enjoy the Adolphe Menjou feature His Tiger Lady a lighthearted comedy. The star known for his suave persona headlines the program with a cheerful mood throughout the week.

Chicago Adolphe Menjou Menjou

Screen Romance and Showgirl Stars In New Film Bill

The story follows a global romance arc around a celebrated actor and his wife with Evelyn Brent and Menjou headlining. Misa Brent rises as a national celebrity in Underworld and Showstown. A circus beauty captivates the star, while Hula Blues offers a Hawaiian beauty show with traditional dances and modern tap.

Evelyn Brent Menjouie Misa Brent Menjou

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