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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
10
Dr. Lou Wallace Gade will speak on What America Has Lost and Must Find Again at 11 o clock in a patriotic service at Forest Park Presbyterian church. Fidelis Church choir will sing patriotic selections including Salue Old Glory and Beautiful Pray. New members will be received with booklets of membership certificates.
Sunday July 6 191 1200 and Worship Service subject What America Has Last and Must Sind Asan Music Fidelia Church Choir Selections Sahite Ohl Flag 5 am Sabbath School Mildred Hitch cock Sapt A growing Sunday plendil teachers Parents den Children Women’s Bible Class Sabber Obediene 10 00 aam Presbyterian Aren's Forum Patriotic Service Melvin Anderson Speaker Wednesday ng July 11 149 8 90 pans Dust Play Friday July 8 1949 140 pim De La Alory Heautiful Choir Rehearsal Wallace Gade Pastor
Sunday July 19 at First Evangelical and Reformed Church Elgin and Harvard Ave includes sermon titles and guest speakers. Auditing committee meets in Cal We eager Bastar with notes on church activities and service times.
Forest Park Methodist Church held a Sunday morning worship with guest speaker Le Grand Smith. The program highlighted community issues and noted a focus on local agriculture and pest concerns, especially the rabbit problem affecting farmers.
Mrs. Adren FE Rose expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness after the bereavement of her husband. She notes appreciation for sympathy, floral offerings and cards received during the difficult time.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Madison Street church and a meeting led by figures with unclear names. The handwritten items reference development, service standings, and possible ward or district notes. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are legible.
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