Social Activities Amplify Patriotic Service Efforts
The Sixth District club women report on wartime service at Sreedway Hospital and in Friendly Co operation with Ex Service Men. Donations include orchestra instruments for patients, garden work benefits, and canaries for morale. March 6th anniversary celebrations and upcoming hospital events are noted, with efforts by Mrs. W. van Baker and others across Forest Park and Oak Park communities.
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Haa
Thoas
Red Crone
Mra. W. van Baker
Murch Oth
Anti
Hovpttad Recreation
Tharwond
Berahong
Yuen
Aixti
Joseph Soravin
E Milas M
Carpenter
Afra, Baker
Miss Carpenter
Washington
Reauire
Porent Park
Oak Park
River Forest
Austin
Mins Baker Hoe
Qiara Hosier
Forest, Park
Forest, Park, Unit Chairmen Are: “A Mrs.’ William Cobden, Maywood, “B" Mrs. Horr
VaGrange
Hosier
Field-Stevenson Parent Teacher Meeting at Field School
Field Stevenson's Parent Teacher association met Friday evening March 7 at Field School. The program opened with America singing. The statistics committee reported on population and school enrollment. Mr Wolk, president of the board of education, spoke on bond issue expenses and urged south side cooperation. The group supported promoting Mrs Curtla to supervising principal and voted to draft a request to reinstate Mr Hartman, former manager at Aacher Bros theater, noting his service to the community.
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Field-Stevenson
Singing America
Me. Wolk
Board of Education
South Side
Walk
Mra
Syste Curtla
Hartman
Aacher Bros.’ Theater
Birthday Party Honors Kenneth Woods With Prizes
Kenneth Woods marked his seventh birthday with a lively party featuring games and refreshments. Prizes went to John Ballow Catherine Franc Robert Savage and Donald Trimife. Guests included Catherine O'Neill Irene Guest Robert Savage Robert Mutter and others from River Port Marie Michie Catherine Franc Joan and Dorothy Lea Bolton Forest Park Donald Trimpo Maywood and Kenneth’s sister Bhirley Marie plus two brothers Vincent and Junior. A surprise party for Harry Kapsehull at 1044 Dulop Avenue featured music from two sex phones two violins cornet and piano with several attendees. A group of boys helped and a festive supper followed late.
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Kenneth Woods
Monroe Atroot
John Ballow
Catherine Franc
Robert Savage
Donald Trimife
Catherine O'Neill
Irene Guest
Robert Mutter
Wichard Wichard
River Poret
Marie Michie
Harry Kapsehull
Archad
Kapsehull
Dulop Avenue
Peter Reno
Patrick McDonald
Paul Cannon
Arthur Maynald
Hermann Bwissier
Arline Tally
Leala Lilly
LaVerne Lilly
Harry Kapscholl
Party and events at St Barnargine and St Bernardine church
Notices describe a card and dance party at St Barnargine parish hall on Monday evening March 1 and a St Bernardine church meeting March 10 discussing membership drive to begin April 1. Various performances listed and a Sunshine club party at Mina La Norma Stange home March 6 1024 with refreshments. Epworth league Bakery sale at United Stent market March 22 at noon.
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St. Barnargine
Ladies of the Altar
Society of St
Bt. John
Beveral Kema
Fila Hartman
George Steffenhagen
Merman Thebes
Martin Wiedbusch
Louise Ruchols
Margaret Logaln
Sunshine Club
The
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Mina la Norma Stange
Belvidere Avenue
Forest Park
Stange
Jean Ara
Epworth League of Community M
United Stent
Bunco Party for Oak Park Hospital Raises Funds
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Oak Park Hospital hosts a bunco party Tuesday afternoon March 18. Mrs Savage heads the committee with assistance from Mrs A G McNeil Mrs HL McNeill Mrs H B Stahl Mrs L T Lester Mrs J P Craddock and Miss Kitty Riordan. Games start at 2:30.
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Oak Park
Hospital Tudaday
Savage
HL McNeill
H. B. Stahl
Goat Herds of West Yield Large Profit
A century ago goats were scarce in New York and Harlem but have reappeared in Western ranges. Goats thrive on varying forage, require wide ranges, and can be profitable through meat milk hides and cheese. Large herds need trained herders and dogs. several breeds are milked and cheese produced.
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Central Park
Harlem
Avus
New York Times
New York
California
Oregon
Europe
Twin Camera Makes Movies and Stills Inventor
Frank 8 Walton of Huntington Park Col is the inventor of a twin motion picture camera allowing moving pictures and stills to be taken simultaneously. The device comprises two independent machines with a throws the stills into operation without stopping the action. The motion part uses four lenses including a telephoto for closeups of wild game. Walton’s camera was used in a recent big game hunting film.
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Frank 8. Walton
Huntington Park
Col
Proof Speech From A Young Roebend Wife
A whispered exchange shows a husband and wife discussing a medal and a cooking school. The wife reveals she has a medal and the husband contemplates another attempt at Bem after inspecting the medal. The tone hints at instruction and resolve within a domestic scene.
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Roebend
Wales
Elmop
Family Picnic Disaster at the Beach
The Mathews family endures a chaotic seaside outing in which forgotten items, a stray thermos, a missing ice cream, sand fleas, and a spankable mix of fuss and frayed nerves test their patience. Eleanor and Bobby create footnotes of humor amid mishaps as they race for the train and a soggy lunch.
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Tn Mathews
Eleanor
Father
Mort
Bob
Indies
Bobby
Hob
Mother
Tim
Gotty
Jay
Odd Sacred Horse of Nara Park in Japan
In Nara Park, Japan, a small shaggy white horse with odd features attracts visitors. Tourists feed it through a square hole in its stable, while the park features deer, lanterns, and historic Buddha statues.
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Nara
Japan
Nera Park
Nara Park
Denka
Kamakuri
Bhinte
Unclear excerpt on words and wartime butter shift
Fragmentary discussion references sentinele, critics, and the purpose of words. Mentions Butter in Germany, butter versus margarine usage before the war, and a note that butter and margarine have shifted places since the war.
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Germany
Marne
Fragmented OCR Note on a Boy and Unconscious Moment
A fragmented OCR snippet describes a boy in a state of bliss and un consciousness, pondering where things would come from. The narrator reflects on not being able to help him, and a later vague reference to ten weeks and someone named Sem. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Treditore
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Ardythe Smith
Aude
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Christine Hitchcock
Bertha Hitchcocks
Mra. Olson
Ton Voare
John Winter
Ferdinand Avenue
Tuneo Wan
W. Daniela
A. Johnson
Aschoff
PF. Bweeney
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Tc. Maet Phanksgiving
Kings Daugh
Pioneer Presbyterian Church
Dax Ington Street
Mire
Pang
Plowesr Church
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Lexington and Ferdinand
Baten
Sersen
Clover
Boas
Benlor O. M
Flist Presbyterian Church
the Fishermen's Club
First Congregational Church
Cicero
Moody Bible Institute
Etident Volunteer Band
Chicago University
Bunco Party
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
St Johne'y. P. B. Meeting
Sunshine Club Meeting
West
Clara Delafield
Woeters Newspaper Union
Grand Army of Letters
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Dappis
Madison Street
Capital
Gan
Fores Park
Fred £. Schoenfeld
Wornhoff Real
Oyrica
Maywood
Bigin Avesco
Park
BON Ton Tailors
Joseph Nicotera
Madison Street Phone
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Papa
Mama
France
Forest Park Post Office
Shampoo
Marcel
Carl
Ina Clair
Bob Shingle
Forest Park 1478
Elgin Market
Jos. Paetz
Madixon Street
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