Community Methodist to Present Entertainment Event
Community Methodist plans an evening program in the church auditorium on Friday May 21 at 8 o'clock. Tickets are 14 cents for adults and 14 cents for children. Proceeds will fund the annual Sunday school picnic with a varied program featuring many listed performers and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday School
Tate
Adanphone Solu
Mr. Cundingham
Avyotupanit
Mra. Dodd
Mudiny
Ty Mig Unite
Marjorie Stead
Atbel Skenter
Petia Quimby
Hy Ninalee Cunninghhin
Blawbeth Stead
Morten Keke Wind
Geralyn Sperberg
Lang
Helen Burkhardt
Vocul
Lunsy Stange
Mhnno Bolo
Elizabeth Bread
Vyawal
Men. Dodd
Mr W. Cunningham
Jeune Woman's Club Party and Decoration Day Observance
The Jeune Will give at lameo party wif lanes at ola Community club hoe ot eeiny everting May 2th evening lafare Decoration day. Tekodd will io 2S cents including war HIN. Final meet at 7:30 and thirty will Ante port on the Menorhil services in the Mavdlaon Glee CW Menten. Special songs by the choir, and league girls urged to attend to aid boys serving in civil duties.
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Lameo
Ola
Menorhil
Avery League
New Books at the Library Featured Fiction List
A library display lists numerous new titles across authors and series. The entries include Adall Benne The Old Wives Tale and Grenfell Tales of the Labraier along with several others like Doyle-itia Laat Bow and Finnemore The Wolf Patrol, reflecting a broad catalog expansion for readers.
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Adall— Benne
Doyle
Itia Laat
Grenfell
Urey
Desert
Whelt
Martin—Tie
Weatherby
Iguyonon
Odin
Yvouke—Bay
Heouks
Cmop
White
Ednah
Wheatless biscuits recipe from Cornmeal article
Parched cornmeal forms the feature as a wheatless biscuit made with cornmeal peanut butter and water. Mix until a thick batter, drop by spoonfuls into a pan and bake to yield biscuits containing about one sixth ounce of protein each.
National vanity and the league of nations debate
A historical column argues against national vanity and for international cooperation. It critiques resistance to a league of nations, recalls how world events led to war, and stresses the need for collective restraint to prevent conflict. It reflects on US entry into WWI and the potential impact of a unified global alliance.
Patriotic Community League organized in Forest Park area
The Patriotic Community League of Forest Park was organized in conjunction with other leagues across the state and nation under National Council of Defense guidance. It seeks information on arrivals, furloughs, discharges, or movements of soldiers from the community, with local officers listed and about three hundred workers ready to assist.
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Patriotic Community League of
Forest Park
Alate
Nation
National Council of Defense
Wil
Ned Croxm Indies and Service League Girls
Review
Eal
Forest Park Review
Forsat Park 9800
Forest Park 9800
Patriotic Community League Offers Help for Veterans
A damaged notice urges discharged service members to seek aid for employment clothing or legal advice, inviting them to contact the Patriotic Community League at 7444 W Madison St or via officers for assistance. The text mentions a doctor and losing temper, reflecting disjointed OCR.
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Patriotic Community League
W. Madison St
Insignia and Curtains From Skirts Behind Archangel War Effort
In Archangel, secretaries of the W OA turn worn skirts into window curtains to conserve materials for American troops. Work centers spread from Petrograd and Moscow to Samara, 900 miles east, as Elisabeth Hales leads efforts to recruit Russian workers while remaining in the country through the revolution.
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W. OC
Archangel
Ruwaln
YW. C. A
Russia
Petrograd
Moscow
Samiar
Migs Elisabeth Hales
America
England
Nusala
W. C. A. Hostess Houpe Opens In Castner Camp Oahu
The W C A Hostess House at Castner, Oahu, Hawaii, was opened to aid wives and children of soldiers. Since opening, from its first bow, it has served visitors totaling 2,152 by November 16. Visitors included women and children of Philippine, Hawaiian, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian, Porto Rican, Korean, Japanese and American nationalities.
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Houpe
Castner
Oahu
Hawaiian Island
Commandtng
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Community Methodist
Crist
Teegye
Amde Ita
United States
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Asia
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Witle
Gernany
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Hunn
Rusia
Sana Uing
Japan
Cannia
China
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Greece
Brazil
Berbia
Belgium
League of Nationa
Jopan
Hut
League of Nations
Aummonn
Remis
Tx Suramons
John (. Miller
L. C
Wantrobe
KE. Fletcher
Julius Foss
W. C. Hosler
Parlenia
DEVOE
Devoe Motor
Rudolf Burkart
Madison ST
Forest Park, Ill
Photoplays
Vets Madioon Sotaret
F.P
Kitty Gordon
Bee Tuenta
Pevonte
Aldo
Leo
Ford
Mabel Normand In
Juaktafuil
Io Bounding House
Accra
Parente
Rbariara Castleton
Johnny Hines
Vial
Wien
Enternihaing
Madge Evans
Uth Roland
Strand
Evelyn Neshit
Russell Thaw
Morr
Ave
Hix
Kels
Anna Case
Alyse Pathe News
Mollie King
The
Circle Theater
Jane Grey
Eddie
Hailtte Aavebiure Hiors
Buyers Information Dept
Schumacher Herman Geiger Motor Express
le Grange
Berwyn
Chicago
New Forest Park
Madison Bt
Ghote Avs
SOUTH OAK PARK HARDWARE AND_PAINT STORE
Henry Bachtleben
Forest Park Electric Shoe Repair Shop
Thomas Ave
A. Scherrer
Madigon Street
Sosnik’s Baby Store
Madleos
John Masek
Tailoe
Madison
Phonograph Shop
Marlen Street
Oak Park
WMC
Wornhoff
Frens Oak Park
the Man
Air Madison Street
Beauty Shop
M. Bertuch
Madison ST Oak. Park
Benjamin A. Loeb
ECOND
F. Beei
R. C. Hain & CO
W. Madisoni
Robert Hess
Delicatessen
Madison &T
Milwaukes Saumenes
EXCEL
Seth
MADISON @T
Madison Btreat Phone
F. P. Ota
Sandsind Brick
B. J. Mohr
Maberigh
Vardi Maple Avenue
Harrisae Street
Phoncer
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