Church Notes Prominent Service Listings Encourage Attendance
Humorous verses urge parishioners to attend church next Sunday and invite others. The notice lists multiple churches in Forest Park area with service times, speakers, and events including Epworth Leagues, choruses, and Sunday schools. It highlights Rev. Clifford Hallman of Chicago and notes a farewell before he moves west.
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Morest Park
Thomas Avenue
Adams Street
Saunders
D. D
Hannah Avenue
Forest Park
Ideal Church
To. N
Epworth Leagues
League
Clifford Hallman
Chicago
Maun
Madison Street Church and Sunday School Schedule
Community notices list the Reading Room at 809 Lake Street near Oak Park Avenue open weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday hours 8:00 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. and 9:00 to 9:30 p.m. Sunday 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Wiest Church of Christ Scientist Maywood holds 10:15 a.m. services with the topic Everlasting Punishment. Madison Street Church on Madison and Wisconsin Avenue led by Pastor Leo Wilfred Ames and superintendent William J. Sinclair offers Bible school classes at 9:30 a.m.
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Peter's EV
Lutheran Hunn Avenue
William F. Buch
Realvence
Marengo Avenue
Forest Park
James
Wil
South America
Boy Scouta
Young Women's Mission Sury
Paul's Lutheran
Dixon Street
Brown Avenue
A. G. Wenninger
Harlem Avenue
Hev
Herman Kaas
Mission
Morton Park
Young Peoples
My Buonday School
Reading
Lake Street
Oak Park Avenue
Wiest
Madison Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Leo Wilfred Ames
William J. Sinclair
Million Trees in 1923 1s Planting Program
A new American Tree Association formed by Charles Lathrop Beck aims to plant four trees per member with no dues. Members earn certificates after planting, and the effort includes war-time relief links, school programs, memorial plantings, and international reforestation of war devastated areas.
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Charles Lathrop Beck
American Forestry Association
Pack
National War Garden Commission
Adsaple
de. Henry
Drinker
John Haye Hammond
Charles FB. Quincy
Hrandish Chard
Ridgdale
Aay
Lontaville
Golpg
Rlisdale Adda
Togiend
Vrance
Holy
Belgiart
Europe
Mike Wahrhingten
Nutriaat
Mra. Warren
Reveerat
Washington
Atox
Greatness In Patience And Everyday Temper
An aphorism attributed to Orville Dewey extols patience as daily greatness. It emphasizes steady endurance with self and others beyond battlefield triumphs or cathedral grandeur.
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Orvilie Dewey
Radio in the Home and Office Expands Audience
A Forest Park Review radio column explains radio’s reach from home to shipboard, noting 500 stations in service and the diverse programs they offer. It describes broadcasts of weather, markets, sports, time signals, lectures, concerts, fashion, cooking, and children’s bedtime stories, emphasizing family accessibility and a rising nation of radio enthusiasts.
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Tavio
Nfe
Vchiye
Fim
United States
Weather Bureau
Alac
U. S
Forest Park Treview
Defective Tube and Tire Life Lesson
A defective tube ruins a tire and the heart of the body keeps the tube and casing working. The comparison urges buyers to choose the best tube to prolong casing life and ensure full service rather than opting for cheap, weak parts.
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Motoriat
Tilly
Puzzling Tire Blowouts File Fragments Across Months
The text notes that tracing tire blowouts is difficult as casing failure may follow months of prior stresses. Even with proper inflation tread care and bends watched, a weak fabric from an earlier over blow can deteriorate, leading to a sudden failure when least expected.
Sports flourish at Quaker City gym and campus fields
Pennsylvania schools report rapid growth in student sports with rugby and soccer teams in action on Saturdays. Track and rowing events draw hundreds as oarsmen propel boats on Schuylkill while cross country and other activities fill the athletic calendar.
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Pennsylvania
Quaker City
la Cross
Ballet Worth Holding
A brief feature reflects on daily effort and reward. The prose emphasizes belief in the present, opportunities, the future, and the joy of living as a guiding sentiment.
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Uving
Grover
Happy Alderney Tax Exemption Noted
The text claims no taxes apply to Aldernay and joy is expressed for the island with a focus on tax freedom. It presents a regional or historical sentiment without broader context or official validation.
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Alderney
Island of
Aldernay
Right eyed people and left eyed habit patterns
A historical note explains that most people are right handed and right sided in perception, using the right eye more. It contrasts home persons who reportedly favor the left eye, suggesting a cultural or observational distinction between groups.
Snoring Ladies Face Lads in English Cricket Match
An English paper reports a cricket match between Littl Snoring Ladies and Little Snoring Lads. The piece notes the English game is hardly wise awake for Americans and mentions the competing teams by name.
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Ticleon
Community Methodist
Pioneer Presbyterian
ST. John's Lutheran
Circle Avenue
Marcus Wagner
Gennan
Gelueman
Grace Lutheran Church
German Baptist Church
Christian Science Oak Park
Oak Park
Avenu
Ontario Street
Benes
Bae
American Tree Association
BruhouAce
Saya
Louis XVI
Robespierre
San Gulnery
Radio News
By Stanley H. Hashmeier
Pennsylvania University
Slaven
Jerome K. Jerome
RADIO
Fife
Weile Music Shop
Madisda St
Forens
Chas, R. Hussey
Forest Park, al
Dainty Beauty Shop
Illinois
Grocery and Market
Ed’s Grocery and Market
Schlichting & Gottermann
Henry Behlichting
Jillian Goltsrmann
Cummings and Foreman Real Estate Corp
N. Dearborn ST
Telephone Central
Bonnie Brae and
River Forest
Okeh Records
Leo Knack
Ill
A. Einfeldt
Aafe
Angiisars
Garag
G. A. Galley & Sons
Desplaines Avenue
Elfrida Ethel Borkelman
Memorial Hall Corner
Adama Street
Burkart
Madison St
DEVOE
Henry C. Hass
Madigan Street
H. H. H. Eversweet
Maple Leaf Farm
H. H. Hann
Tinga
Markward & Son
Ston Ssc
Elgin Avenue
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