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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
7
Services at the German Baptist Church include Sunday worship at 9:00 a.m. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. preaching service at 11:00 a.m. Prayer meetings held Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with additional sessions. First and third Tuesday evening events noted.
Community notice outlines morning worship at Haworth League Osipan and evening prayer meeting. A Sunday entertainment event is planned for May with an 8 o'clock start, serving children and adults at a set price. Keep the date open for potential attendance and social gathering.
The sermon and services for Pioneer Presbyterian outline Sunday and Monday activities at Serchland and Lexington Avenues. Pastor Schiater leads Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. and Monday school at 9:30 a.m. Evening worship is planned at 7:00 p.m. with Chrialisa En deavor at 7:20 p.m.
A fragmentary parish note mentions EV and a Lutheran group at 180 Wry pele warily, with pastor Shoediy and a connection to St Paul’s, Brown, and 2 year term. Details are incomplete but indicate a church activity or appointment in the community.
Monday morning service announced by Wager and Win the event at Lutheran church on Opper Avenue and Warren Street with details unclear from the fragment.
Sunday services held at multiple local churches including Christian Science and First Church of Christ. Weekly hours listed with morning services at Oak Park addresses, and midweek testimonials and reading rooms open evenings. Maywood Masonic Temple also hosts Sunday services.
A damaged OCR fragment references a mother relaying the Lord s Prayer to Dorothy and a joke about deliver us from evil turning into deliver us from measles. The line ends with cries and tears as the scene dissolves into a partial prayer moment.
A Reconstruction era Q and A column discusses whether painting and upkeep boost long term value. Good paint, applied when needed, extends life and reduces future renovation costs, with a Dutch adage asserting painting pays for itself.
General orders from Major General Dickman commend the Y service for aiding the Third Division in France. The note cites care given to Red Triangle workers, including 34 men and six women, and highlights evacuations near Chateau-Thierry, Verdun, and Marnesout while detailing the association’s pricing concerns and relief efforts.
An article urges oversubscribing the Victory Liberty Loan to honor soldiers who died, noting wartime innovations like anti rust treatments and protective coatings for aircraft wings. It frames the loan as both a peace and memorial effort, calling for broad public buy-in with a $10,000,000 starting target.
A town literature piece laments soldiers returning with injuries from war and urges support for the Victory Liberty Loan. It emphasizes paying a debt to the fallen and maimed, and maintaining soldiers overseas as an army of help until all are home.
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