St John Falls to Oak Park in 14-2 League Loss
Oak Park routed St John 14 to 2 as the visitors yielded to a strong Oak Park lineup. Pitcher Otte Rodenhostle lasted four innings, allowing seven runs before Wallie Selitmann closed, while Oak Parkers used an extended left field with a bushy outfield to collect extra hits.
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St. John
Otte Rodenhostle
Santhpann
Walle Selitamann
Otte
Gimes Hatera
Wallie
Lomuuite
Caf
Ass Tothe
Otek
Caine
Ben Tork
St Andrew Visit Looms for Local Baseball Clash
The St Andrew baseball team visits town tomorrow to face John at the joint diamond on Harrison Street and Marengo Avenue. First league win in sight for the home side as lineups and start time near 2:90 revealed amid uncertain strength of St Andrew.
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St. Andrew
Toomorrow
Bt John
Harrison Street
Marengo Avenue
Thermit
Wingfoote Defeat Eskoa Last Sunday in Chicago
Wingfoots defeated Kako Radio Shop of Chicago last Sunday, turning in a strong performance. Details on score and venue are unavailable in the fragment, but the outcome favors Wingfoote.
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Wingfoote
Eskoa
Wingfoots
Kako Radio Shop
Chicago
School Notes Field-Stevenson Maywood May Program
Field-Stevenson school notes recount April through May activities in rooms JA TA 4A and BA. Students earned spelling and project recognitions, learned about germs and hygiene, and prepared talks with Philippine slides. The TA class engaged in a tornado relief film and local clean-up plans, highlighting club activities and student reflections from Daniel Soulrady and peers.
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Daler
Ifeluird
Pheodare Bir
Lester Zimmeriinn
Pyevenson
Tnes
Pets
Swat
Lowe
Piye Welyck
Theo
Mar Up
Wuld
Daniel Soulrady
Valunthy
Loeuna Washburn
Lucile Prod Ki
Frances Kruenick
Adeline Tlawarel
Vitw Vihizze
Eleanor Sehlupp
Violet Velour
Eble Wieland
Willow Watts
Frederik Gnenthers
Marvine Hing
John Tantey
Eugense Krevit
Mart Rath
Edward Godeh
Faulkenorschool
Chicago
Hagel
Woelle
Gehoal
Ruth Kilnganay
Oak Wark
Miss Mayer
Rea
Enkene Field School
Morelny
Ivana
Nelda
Garfield School Weekly Deposits and Transfers Report
The Garfield School weekly banking shows mixed deposits with several percentages and many readers transferring between schools. Notable moves include Charles Stahmer and Harl Krieg transferring to Oak Park and Stevenson respectively from first grade, Dorothy Everhart and Lawrence Levy to Oak Park, and Anery Smith to Elmhurst from second grade.
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Garfield School
Adele. Zimmerman
Irene Heulenway
Bank Deposita Fue
Ait
T—Ag
Fie
Meposit
Charles Stahmer
Oak Park
Harl Krieg
Stevenson School
Dorothy Everhart Lawrence Levy
Donald Kane
Anery Smith
Elmhurst
Anna Arbetter
Chissefigat
McLaren Gehool
Mary
Dorothy Bixby
BA Chiswa
Xehoola Visio
Monee Temple
Maywood
Greenwood
Marlyon Oon
Midas Shaefer
Grant School Absences Mark First Grade Class
The first grade at Grant School faced absences due to illness with several named students missing class last week, including Mather Mwhig Virgi nia Peg and others. The Returned teacher Aton Teterion arrived after a lengthy absence.
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Matters Mather Mwhig
Virginia Peg
Hanne
Aton Teterion
Jean Adilerson
Tila Reda
Mary
Maywood School News Shows Grade Activities and Debates
Lucile You moves to Maywood as first graders prepare to perform the Dance of the Flowers. Second graders work on the piece led by Mins Russel. Ruth Bishop misses days for illness, Ellen Ableman also absent. A sixth grade debate on whether America should crown Columbia? serves as key event with judges and a close vote. Seventh graders miss due to sickness. Forest Park graduates visit Provise High. Grant school class hosts a cream social on May 1, 1925. profitable event with cream and cake. deposits listed for grade funds.
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Jolly Club
Jollys
Koiguita
Karl Ninow
Kracker
Teo Hartnett
Tle
Muddy
Bitler
Lo Forest Park
Buda
Harlot
Harrison Sieet
Wil
Lucile You
Maywood
Mins Russel
Ruth Bishop
Waa
Alckoews
Ellen Ableman
America
Ernest Schreiber
Alfred Segrede
Flerman Tike Harvey Subir
Charles Cook
Thgee
Kael Lultyeh
Store Alle
Ruth Murphy
Judaon Adunia
Forest Park
Atudenta
Grant Yehool
Ain
Kochi
Cais
Ie. Crue
Radio and Tuning Principles Explained in Everyday Terms
A radio chat explains the origin of the word radio and its energy spread. It compares tuning to soldiers marching in unison to avoid a bridge collapsing, illustrating resonance, timing, and natural period with simple examples. It emphasizes maintaining the right interval to achieve steady motion versus destructive timing.
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Xolera
Acrong Oo
Nealega
Justin Beet
Billy Watson Opens Riding Academy at Maywood Farms
Billy Watson, a noted horseman, opens a riding academy at the old Maywood Place north of North Avenue near Bathrop. He plans twenty horses of varying dispositions and qualified instructors for riders of all levels. Watson previously managed large stables including the Cranemap estate on Fox River and later worked for Karica Deering on a Lake County farm as he moves his family.
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Billy Watson
Haw
Maywood Place
North Avenue
Bathrop
Ho Haw
Hovicd
Wabanhig
Cranepa Tatishment
Fox River
Karica Deering
Chicago
Bia
Lake
Toledy Aims Ride Through Maywood Forest Preserves
A rider plans a lengthy trek along bridal paths through forest preserves and Des Plaines, envisioning a polo event as part of a ring academy program. The route covers about twenty miles, guided by the rider’s fancy.
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Toledy
Maywood
Ring Academy
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