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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
21
Dr. Lou Wallace Gade will speak on What America Has Lost and Must Find Again at an 11 oclock service marked by patriotic tone. Fidelis Church choir will sing several patriotic numbers including Salute Old Glory and Beautiful Pray and will aid a summer music program. New members will be received and certificates of membership handed out to many recently joined.
Sunday July 6 1912 1200 worship service subject What America Has Last and Must Sind Asan. Fidelia Church choir selections Sahite Ohl Flag. 5 am Sabbath School Mildred Hitch cock. Growing Sunday plendil teachers Parents den Children Women’s Bible Class Sabber Obediene 10:00 am Presbyterian Aren’s Forum Patriotic Service Melvin Anderson speaker. Wednesday 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 ay 19 at First Evangelical and Reformed Church Elgin and Harvard Ave. Services include sermon and worship. Auditing committee meeting announced by Cal We eager Bastar.
Forest Park Methodist Church announces a July morning worship service with guest speaker Le Grand Smithy. The message centers on the farming pest problem, identifying the rabbit as the most troublesome for local farmers.
Mrs. Adren FE Rose thanks neighbors and friends for kind sympathy during bereavement in the death of her husband. She appreciates flowers and cards sent during the period.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Thayer Meeting and development notes. Names and places are unclear but indicate a local civic or church related gathering with administrative terms. The readable items include Madison Street and several garbled proper nouns suggesting a municipal or community planning context.
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