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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1927

Page

3

A Simple Frame House for a Fifty Foot Lot

R c Hunter and Bro Ardits New York present a compact fifty foot frontage frame house with a living porch enclosed as an extra room. The design favors a straightforward exterior, eliminates the usual entrance hall, and centers a large living room with three bedrooms and a bath upstairs. Attic space allows finishing a room if desired. Exterior walls are clad, roof is slate in varied colors, foundation is concrete with a full basement. Estimated cost about 8400 dollars. Complete working plans and specifications available from the Building Editor for a nominal sum. Refer to House AT4.

R. c Hunter & Bro. Ardits New York City

Ostrich pair charm town with brain talk and wit

In a humorous tale, Mr and Mrs Ostrich debate brains and tactics for egg hatching and protecting their young. Billie Brownie listens as the pair explain their clever feathered logic and social habits, while Brownie admiringly toasts their plans and memories.

Bille Mr. Oatrich Mra. Catrich Billie Brownle Mr. Ostrich Ble Brownle Gosalp Billie Crownie Mia Qstrieh

Ounce of Prevention Invests in Fire Prevention Tools

A regional column urges investing in ore-ighting equipment to prevent fires, arguing that spending to stop fires before they start is the wiser choice. The piece asserts no fire causes damage before it begins, framing prevention as a strong economic prudence.

Eminent Americans Favor Cats In Varied Tales

Among eminent Americans Mog and Mark Twoli stand out as two who loved cats. Mog preferred a black feline motif in one of his most powerful tales, reflecting a common affection for felines across different sensibilities.

Mog Mark Twoli

Homemade Snubbers Improve Bad Road Ride

In Populer Mechanics Magazine an article by G. McVicker of North Bend Nebraska explains building homemade car snubbers to absorb sideway and vertical rebound on rough roads. Two 12 inch wire springs tied to steel cables pass over pulleys mounted to the frame to compress slightly, stabilizing the ride without buying commercial parts.

Grastly North ‘Bend Neb Popcler Mechanics Magasina

Ancient and Modern Nec Romancy Sermon at TemsonBermon Church

A church service at TemsonBermon, Churches of Christ, Sunday May 29, included a lesson sermon excerpted from the Bible Jeremiah 27 and 24 and from Mary Baker Eddy's Christian Science text Relence and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The lesson emphasized trusting God, healing through the Lord, and overcoming evil with good.

Churches of Christ Bermon Mary Baker Eddy

Church Notes From St John S Evangel Lutheran

Church notes list services at St John s Evangelical Lutheran with English and German services at 9 45 and 10 15 a m and 11 a m at German Baptist Harlem avenue Dixon Street. Also St Paul s Lutheran Church under Pastor A G Wenninger details on patrols Boy Scouts choir and various church groups with meeting times and locations.

ST. John's EV Milasquel Symod Mr Wagner Circle Ave Harlem Avenue Dixon Street ST. Paul's Lutheran Church A. G. Wenninger Brown Avenue

Methodist Episcopal Church Service Notices

W L Clapp pastor on Avenue services 11 a m sermon by Gerster 9 45 Sunday School Viola Dietz organist Epworth League at 6 00 pm choir rehearsal Friday 7 30 pm Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 pm official board meets first Wednesday of every month

Z ‘ Wartburg League Aly At & P Boy Scouts Wm. T H. Knaack Church Council Sunday School Association Young Women’s Missionary Society Luther League Wat Nev Ev Avenue Forest Mae Gerster Mise Viola Dietz Epworth League

The Patent Right of a Month Pulpit Theme

The sermon time is Hi o'clock next Sunday with a short congregational meeting. A series of monthly meetings follows with session, senior youth, and trustee gatherings from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. Scouts under Earl Meglin at Oak Park HQ lead Friday programs for boys 12 to 18, with choir rehearsal Friday at 7:45.

Earl Meglin Oak Park

Saint Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church Notice

Forest Park church announces address at 622 Hannah Ave and Adams Street with Rev. William F. Buch as pastor. Contact numbers listed include Church and For lines, indicating regular parish operations and services.

ST. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church Hannah Avenue Adams Street William F. Buch Hannah Ave Forest Park Ill Res

First Church of Christ Scientist Oak Park Ill Notice

First Church of Christ Scientist of Oak Park Illinois invites worship at Oak Park Avenue and On taro Street with services at 10 45 Sunday subject God the Only Cause and Creator Wednesday 8 00 p m reading room hours daily 9 00 to 6 00 and 9 00 to 9 30 p m Sunday hours 3 00 to 6 00 p m

First Church OF Christ, Scientist Oak Park Ill Oak Park Ave Ontaro Street 719Th Boulevard Osk Park Avenu

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Duran Martha Martin MR. and Mrs. Ostrich Wien Air Turna Authora Peaslee Hardware Co Madison Street Forest Forest Park, II Methodist Episcopal Dunlop Avenue AR ‘Batterten Wierven Amd Melee Madison Straet Pooust Peres Pos New Forest Park Madison St Chels Ave Pheus Forest Roosevelt Harlem Bakery Roosevelt Road Harlem Armstrong & Dobbins Randolph and Illinois Euclid Sinclair
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