Forest Park church notices mix of services and tent meeting plans
A community church column lists services at Verner Avenue Adams Street Pioneer Presbyterian and other congregations with Sunday school worship times and hours. It reports on a planned tent campaign by Forest Park churches, election of officers, and a joint effort to unite for two summer tent meetings in Barent Park and Oak Park, inviting all locals to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Fire
Chere
Chelat
Seleudlat
Unk Park
Ushiote
Oak
Liek Avery
Crataria
Santas Eervleen
Whatts
Buber
Iy Disci
Ehkmiatanbeat
Gelick
Kehoal
Foun
Hou
Biren
Ee Ak Mark
WU Pe An
Forest Fark
Oak Park
Penetee
Exangellam
Community Methodist Church
Madison Street
Minwood Theatre
Barent Park
Weomen
A. B. Baunders
Emblem
Wao Scharf
Wna
J. Metnrrol
W. G. Nyman
Methodiat Church
German Baptist Church Services and Young People's Meeting
German Baptist Church at Harlem avenue and Dixon hosts Sunday 10:30 a.m. service and 8:45 p.m. Morton Park Young People's Prayer meeting on Friday. A Tuesday May 5 youth book sale featuring “The Greatest Thing in Thy World” by Lammonmond is announced. Community M E Church at Corner Thomas Ave and Adams hosts Sunday school 10:45 a.m. worship with choir, Epworth League, and a 7 p.m. church message. The Territorial Brass Band of Chicago will give a grand sacred concert at 8 p.m. with thousands expected in attendance at various venues noted.
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German Baptist Church
Qorner
Harlem Avenue
Dixon Attevt
Herman Kaaz
Pantor
Morton Park
Larunmmond
Epworth Jeago
Alven
Territorial Brass Band of
Chicago
Magdane
Moline
Kevanes
Topeka
Kansad
Boy Scout News and Community Meetings Report
The item notes upcoming Scout events in May at Thatcher Woods and Chuk Shirk Brunt, with executive meetings, camp activities, and troop schedules. It also mentions a public service about Wingsons distributing church banners and a moving of Soo Railroad offices from Braven’s Point to Chicago, boosting Forest Park suburban housing interest as crews plan relocation.
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Riven
Thatcher Woods
Sette
North
Vroop
Oak Park
Wingsons
Avant
Mast
Rollofwick
Soo
Soo Railroad
Braven's Point
Wis
Chicago
Forest Park
Weerest Park
Subiarbhat Seo
Thy Telegeaphera Africa
Forest Turk
Land of Little Value in Public Domain Assets
A fragmented item notes vast public domain assets valued near 192 million dollars, with most in California Nevada and adjacent states, largely untapped and not surveyed or inventoried, indicating potential but unrealized value across the region. The passage emphasizes underutilized public lands and resources and hints at a broader policy question.
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Califurnia
Util
Nevada
Pupile Use Mirrors in Ghoula to Log Flon Recommended
The recommendation urges mirror use in ghoula to log flon as a method to promote belfeprble gel elon esa.
Grade School Notes Eugene Field School
Grade school notes from Eugene Field School edited by Sylvia Hats and Edwin Kornman describe 4A graduation, classroom activities, and visits to other schools. They mention new books, a reading plan, a monthly grid spelling contest, and a program by Mins Salmon at the Parent Teachers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Field School
Sylvia Hats
Edwin Kornman
Clana
Delft
Margaret Dickett Han
Alas Suenaun
Longfellow Actual
Park
Sa'm
Julian Milly
Mrs. Frew
Gueyclopedias
Kody
Mimi Mabel Dexter
Beye Im Oukork
Cicero Echdol
Cicero
Milas Claribolte
Satur
Elmhurst
Mira
Gurtryude
Whiter
Liteola Achual
Hver Forest
Minas Estella
Gittola Achool
River Forest
Bella
Myers
Winetka
Uhtehvook
Michael Crleggho
Jol Gibxen
Ralph Kearmey
Walter Leudke
John Muttentuedt
Kulp Papa
Charles Wegideleck
Alfred Stelchmus
William Wavelt
Dulyay Dewey
Henrietta Dyketra
Anna Kuisa
Elly Halter
Mildred Uitelvock
Eleanora Woly
Mildred Jacobek
Evelyn Lehman Lucilla Lienhardt
Agguline Meuson
Alice Schwose
Bila Giruut
Catherine Wledwane
Clara Witte
Charles Martyn
Gertrude Amler
Everett Agehot
Miay Winter
Mins Salmon
Misa Clara
Stevenson
Ming Hitchcock
Faa Gabel
Taiper
George
Arp Institute
Misa Myers
Miss Myers
Broeat Jonke
Ernest Huller
Wm. Melgen- Bauer
James Felgenhauer
J. Welly
Tracking Attendance and Visits in Grade 0 A and Nearby Schools
The bulletin lists students Kathleen De wos and Helen Leichhardt returning to Grade 0 A, with several absent classmates due to illness. It notes a late Bank day and the Thrift Honor Ribbon still awarded in Mrs. Chapman's room, plus teachers visiting multiple nearby schools in Oak Park and surrounding districts.
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Kathleen de Wos
Helen Leichhardt
Appleton
Wichita
Wedneming
John Hunly
Bruce Martin
Bernhardt Giaccuhini
Eugene Kremer
Junior Harden
Olga Noovods
Misa Wwinkee
Chapman
Ranner
Mias Figoray
Irving School
Shaywoo
Christ Lutheran School
Oak Yark
Mise Etulre
Lincoln School
Oak Mark
Cronautt Avenue
LaGrange
Misa Nell Willson
Wilmotts
Milas Kiogler
Willmotts
Alias Mopkigs
Oak Fark
Cleero
John Andrews
Hatch
Oat Park
Misa Ethel Wilson
Hawthorne
Everdon
Oak Park
Chamnun
Glencoe
Visiting Day At Grant School Brings New Students
Teachers visited other schools and gained teaching ideas while Grant School welcomed Ned from Grat grade, Bart Kregar from Holmen Oak Park, Pearl Kroger from Chicago, and Bronley Henderson from Oak Park to begin grades. Ruth Blurphy missed due to mumps. Graduates earned blue and gold colors. First grade lesson won a thrift banner picture for pigment variety titled Monarch of the Glen.
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Grant School
Roy Trocat
Bart Kregar
Devt Grata
Holmen School
Oak Park
Pearl Kroger
Chicago
Bronley Henderson
Warn’ Tunby
Ruth Blurphy
Les
Lamlacer
New Members Joined Field Stevenson Association Meeting
Fifty new members enrolled at a Field Stevenson Association meeting held Friday April 25 at Field School. Over 400 attended as officers were installed and plans outlined for the coming year. Treasurer Wilcox reported finances were not ideal while Max Goldstein urged carnival cooperation and Schlauer spoke on playground benefits. A Maypole Dance and performances by Athos Subwon’s pupils and Mika Chim Eigorez’ group entertained, followed by recitations and dancing from Ruth and Dorothy Buse.
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Terchern
Cuenta
H. J. McCauley
Wdue Cation
Forest Park
Alghe
Ola
Treanurer Wilcox
Max Goldstein
Br. Schualer
Athos Subwon
Nn Bey
Mika Chim Eigorez
Rug
Missea Ruth
Dorothy Buse
Cierra
Cop Emulates Solomon as Geese Seize Owner
Tony Moddert from Forkleid Conn faced a flock dispute with neighbor George Vasco over geese occupying a chicken coop. Police officer Bennett mediated, ruling the birds belonged to Tony and ordered the geese restored to Yong’s house, prompting protest from George.
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Solomon
Geese
Yong
Tony
Aanuuace Bennett
Irda
Bart Gorge
Open Air Entertainment Week At Forest Park Grounds
The Morris street and Thomas avenue open air entertainment hosted by the Parent-Teachers Association runs May 2 for a week at Forest Park. A varied program features contests, pageants, shopping prizes, and a touring car giveaway, with entries from local schools and community groups.
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Fide Stevenson
Mra
Curie
Bop
Priday Atay
Prygo
Soper Murptae Coward
Bundhy
Chatuiewlonera
Forest Park
Milas Megwer
Igrrivon Etreet
Heer
Peachers Association
Ye Grounda
Werthroaday
Chinese Women Seek Equal Roles in Society
A garbled OCR fragment suggests discussions about Chinese women's ambitions and desire for equal status and role recognition. The text references personal agency and social expectations, with fragmented phrases mentioning desires to “blow” away stereotypes and pursue broader opportunities.
QARFIELD SCHOOL Pict ure prize to be won by Sperry room
Up to date it is almost certain that Mixs Sperry's room will win the picture offered to the room with the highest deposit percentage. The record shows various coded entries BA 4.20, 8B 2.10, TA B 8747, GA B 5209, SAB 515, 44 B 1.78, 84 5.25, SB 2A 5.90, 2B 2A 3.24, 18 4 4.10 totaling 41.04 dollars. On Tuesday there was no school as such.
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Mixs
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Thohie Avenue
Adams Atreet
A. E. Maunders
D. DA Punter
Itesidence
Hanna Ave
Ruehone Forest Park
Hunday School
Pioneer Presbyterian
Ferdinand Avenue
Lexington Atreet
C. PF. Bates
Minilater
Hiinnoh Avenue
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Seniar
C.K. Opom
Ube
Dancey
Norman
Northwestern University
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Adams Street
Thy
Willan
Hueh
Paator
Marengo Vente
Ithune Fordae
Geri
Way Scouts
Tuonday
Brotherhood
United States
Gunday Forest Park
Perera
Oghuech
Horwon Kaka
Bach
Peter Luther
Epiacopal Church
Hey. Alg
Wenninger
St. Paols Lutheran Church
Church Lane
Pater
Sume
Brundees
Verman Wout
BOY Scout News
Stevenson School
FTY
Field-Stevenson Association
Nist
Naneclation
Morriaen Street
Thomas Avenue
Stearand
Belday
WII Hive
Tnd
Radio Ontir
Strom
Koremi Park
Torywin- Md
J. Charles Kelly
Neguty and Pekens
Uitea
Edich Lane
Alice Mra Agivy
Mra. G. Koemioh
Vane
Mina M. ‘Traut
Budie Calrogin
Dreas
Watson
Bens
Sandy
Bonnie Brae
Lake Street
Madsen
John Madsen
Central Avenue
Black Werff
Bowman Dairy Co
River Forest, Il
Qarfield School
Sindenta
Cuma
Central School
Brangh
W. Luke
Austin
Forest Parkers
the Community Methodist Church
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Pioneer Presbyterian Church
ST. Peter's EV. Lutheran Church
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
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