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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
3
Parish notes list Rev Markus Wagner pastor with Camp English service and Sunday school at 10 am. German service at 2 pm led by Rev Auring. 2 pm speaker Rev A Pfotonhauer of Ad non. Evening English service at 7 46 pm with preacher Bierodt.
Local Methodist church listings show morning worship and Sunday school on Adawa street and Thomas avenue with a sermon on The Promises of the Holy Spirit. Epworth League and evening services are noted, plus midweek prayer meetings and choir practices. An invitation extends to all to attend and visit.
Neer C P Bates minister at Ferdinand avenue and Lexington arrest. Sunday school from 0:80 p m. Morning wordyood Mother’s Day sermon. A cordial welcome to all. German Baptist Church Garner Dixon street and Harlem avenue. Services Bondsy at 6 a m with Sunday school afternoon prayer meeting at 7 m preaching. First and Third Tuesday evening Y P society. Every Wednesday evening prayer meeting.
A scanned notice lists church services for several congregations. First Church of Christ Scientist Oak Park holds Sunday services at 10:46 a.m. with Sunday school at 12:10 and weekday hours for the reading room. Other local churches include a Lutheran congregation on Dizon Street and Brown Ave, and Maywood Christian Science services at Masonic Temple with sermons on Adam and Falcon Man.
Wigtth grade pupils earn knights in the health crusade and a banner is awarded for selling Red Cross seals. Visits and transfers occur, with projects including May baskets, a paper drive, language books on Birds, and a birdhouse craft by the second grade.
The text notes a future small bird in residence and describes a graduating class receiving rulers, banners from the Chicago Tuberculosis Hospital, and school ribbons. It mentions absences and moves: Mrs Harman, Willan Murray, Romline Peylow transferring, and Clara Henze, Justin Kaltchuth relocating to Detroit and Tooston respectively.
Editor Lillie Misch reports students Anatatant Dorothy Krawitz Florence Nagle of 8B returned after several days. New student Adolph Salvatori entered the room Monday. Mixx Magamanta remains absent due to illness. Josephine De Franco has returned after weeks away. Mielen Pitnva b moved to the north side to stay with the GA for the term’s end. The 8A is preparing commencement songs.
The text explains that when a stone is tossed a cavity fills with air causing a loud rush, while a fish moves through water with a streamlined body that leaves little trailing disturbance, so it makes no noticeable splash.
Fragmented OCR recounts a hazardous device for drinking liquids from a tumbler shaped vessel with an eccentric opening and tapering wood. It mentions a hospital drink to aid difficulty and a prison guardhouse visit with a tough ex-burglar responding that friends stay with him on visiting day.
The text notes Cyrus the Great received prudence from his father about preventing illness in the army rather than treating it after sickness arises. It credits ancient annitary concepts drawn from Egyptian influence and frames prevention as a forward view centuries before Christ.
A young girl notes only a doll left by the stork she believes delivers babies. Months earlier a baby brother arrived, and she was told the stork brought him. On a birthday visit she spots gifts and a doll, then asks if the stork has been there again.
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