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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
7
The Garfield school page records students’ Friday games and a group lunch. It notes teachers observing various methods, visits from superintendents, and reports on the Five A team’s championship victory over Herman Littlevon’s squad.
The school announces pupil transfers including Hiuler Lange and Vernet Dammeler moving to new rooms and locations. Debates on abolishing a local caplet are noted, with class activities and a focus on honor rolls and spelling tests.
The Rev William F Much pastor at Res Wehce 608 Marengo Ave Forest Park g08. Sunday worship 9 am English 11 am German service. Monday Congregational Meeting 8 00 pm Tuesday Young Women's Missionary Society 8 00 pm Friday Choir 7 00 pm.
A fragmentary notice outlines a church gathering at Bundy School corner Thomas and Adama Street. Mothers invited for a May 1 event linked with Sunday School activities. Some names and dates are garbled but reference a May party and an orphanage visit later in May.
Corner Dixon Street and Brown Aye services listed by Pastor A G Wenninger include 10 30 a m English services on fast Sunday Muth ey Day, 8 p m adult confirmation class Monday, Mothers Eve ing Tuesday 7 30 p m choir rehearsal Friday 7 30 p m Church notices provide multiple meeting times for Sunday School and worship events.
Herman Kaas, pastor, presides over Sunday services with Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. and preaching at 10:30 a.m. Mission Sunday school held at Morton Park. Young People’s prayer service at 8:40 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 p.m.
Church notices for Pioneer Presbyterian at Ferdinand avenue and Lexington street and St Johns Lutheran on Oe Ave in Washington list services Sunday morning worship and sermons. Rev Wagner leads St Johns with Sunday school and worship. Pioneer Presbyterian lists morning service with hymn titles and offerings for charity.
A Detroit orphanage nurse notes that plain babies attract more adoptions than pretty ones. She explains that foster parents favor neglect- rescued infants whose brighter dispositions and bright eyes win hearts over looks.
A fragment notes insects show great strength for their weight with ants lifting about nine times their body weight. It also claims an ant can carry loads while a bee matinee and an elephant could drag twice the weight, though the text is garbled.
In a fragmented account a town woman is depicted as watching people and events closely, noticing details and patterns that shape her awareness. The text hints at memory and perception guiding her reactions to everyday life.
An unclear report mentions a sequence around a river and bathing, with fragmented references to Dallas Nowy and a daughter. Readable facts are very limited. no definite actions, dates, or named organizations are extractable from the text.
A compact note on reading choices praising current and future reading value. The author, Arle Three, asserts that today’s book remains worthwhile and will prove beneficial for mint cultivation and general cultivation alike.
Forest Park Post No. 414 of the American Legion meets every first and third Tuesday at the Memorial Wall near Circle Avenue and Adams Street. For service information contact Fort Park Review, K P Thoolis, Lenny Krepp, Adjutant Commander.
Local church notices outline Sunday services at 10 a.m. and Sunday School sessions ending around 6:30 p.m. Details include addresses on Park Avenue and Lake. Wednesday events extend into the evening. Also mentions of a church of Christ and a discussion of Quirinad and related historical notes.
The text notes an 1840 dispute when John Quincy Adams objected to a pairing practice in Congress. He wired a resolution claiming the practice violated the constitution and House rules and duties. The resolution was never voted, but the practice grew controversial.
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