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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
6
Fragmented plea from a village discussing safety and fire protection funding. It asks residents to support purchase of new protective equipment and a, urging community investment to protect homes and livelihoods amid growing risks.
Amusement Park opens for the season with a large crowd despite poor weather. The facility features popular rides such as the Giant Carousel Grand Canyon Whip Leap of Fame and the Roller Coaster. Performances by Bullang’s Mullet Revue draw thousands as management plans to add ballroom and water features for summer.
On Wednesday night at Melrosa Park volunteers sold twelve inch ammunition like the National Assembly amid village funds. A check for 100 dollars aided by the village board brought the total to 230.07 dollars, to be donated to Red Cross and other funds. About 1,000 school children joined a barnace event. Katherine Schuster School of Mune hosts an annual rectal Wed May 20 at Community Club House Hannah Avenue and Adams Street. friends are welcome to support the school and its people.
A fragmented report notes persistent optimism as efforts to retry a renewal or cycle continue despite prior setbacks. Authorities and local groups reaffirm commitments while new plans unfold, signaling cautious progress toward a hoped restoration or continuation.
A Forest Park reader, Elva Chalifoux, instructor of surgical dressing, denounces rumors that Red Cross chairmen and instructors across branches take salaries and pass part of the funds to others. The letter argues volunteers fund most work, highlights expenses of workers, and defends local Red Cross efforts amid accusations of paid positions and private training payments.
The corner stone of the Community Methodist church will be laid next Sunday at 3 PM on the corner of Thowak Havenna and Adame Street. Prominent speakers include Hav Milnes district supervisor Thompson chairman, Dr Carpanter pastor of First Methodist Church Oak Park, Elderkin and Henry 0 Rieck. Primary grades will sing as part of the program.
A baccalaureate sermon is scheduled for June 26 in the Proviso township high school auditorium. Rev F H Knight of the Brent M HB church of Maywood will deliver the sermon to the graduating class. The auditorium is the largest in the township and a large gathering is expected. A class dinner is set for Wednesday at 2 30 p.m in the school dining room. Commencement exercises are slated for Thursday June 8.
The president holds supreme power as commander in chief and directs both army and navy. His cabinet serves at his pleasure and is responsible to him personally, not to Congress. Members may only be removed with his consent, except through impeachment.
The former president spoke in defense of the principal at a board meeting amid teacher unrest. Nicely was asked to act as spokesman and presented facts to the board, while noting he should not be singled out for the action. Henry Boll was named in the discussion.
Fragment from a city council proceeding recounts a dispute over a letter accusing corruption. The Progressive Club and Mayor confronts, with discussion of department control and governance. A lengthy exchange cites previous communications and allegations while urging adherence to public property oversight.
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