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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1927

Page

3

Scouts Court of Honor for River Forest

River Forest District Court of Honor held last Tuesday at the First M. H. church with judges Dr. G. P. Conger W. H. Wright and J. Morris. Awards list includes 2nd class recipients Albert Coleman Jack Mathews. 1st class Ed Felleg Ed Bims Herbert Shannon. Merit Badges Tom Hoge John Hayes Goo Kratsner John Symons Cedric Marsh Tom Hoge. Oak Park area to run Camp Dan Beard and Camp Widor with May calendar events and a big Memorial Day parade slated for May 30.

River Forest District Court of Honor M. H. Church G. P. Conger W. H. Wright J. 3. Morris Albert Coleman Jack Mathews Felleg Bims Herbert Shannon Tom Hage John Hayes Goo Kratsner John Symons Cedric Marsh Btar Tom Hoge Joe Doensler

Library notes on books and donors in Green Bay paper

Florence M Barry Hreanfeld The Green Bay Tree and other titles are listed along with donors Mrs Emma Kozick and Mrs Walter Hosler who sent flowers to the library this week. Miss Barry continues library classes for graduates at 1 pm daily.

Florence M. Barry Hreanfeld Green Bay Tree Mather Mathyr Stalian Paintne Republic Parrish Emma Kozick Walter Hosler Mra Enna Kozick

World’s Fair Plan North of River Forest

An appeal to Cook County towns to beautify streets for the 1938 centennial World’s Fair site is issued by Charles B. Miller of Park Ridge. The plan links Oak Park to Camp Grounds station via Forest Preserve lands, urging modern paving and ornamental lights to welcome visitors and prevent traffic jams.

Greater West Side Cook County Charles BE. Miller Park Ridge Amalgamated Improvement Association Oak Park Camp Grounds Forest Preserve Irving Fark Ofice Miller Chicago Pranklin Park River Grove Silver Woront Worest Park Acacia Fark

Grade School News From Forest Park Tour Day Highlights

News Notes from Garfield and 8A 8B classes recount field trips to downtown venues including the Field Museum Arts Institute and a cafeteria lunch. Banking and arithmetic scores are listed for several students with most 100 percent marks. memorial day donations noted. trips delayed by rain but praised for learning and enjoyment.

Cass Garfield School Field ‘Museum Mandel's Luuncheon Chicago Gurny Yanseck Miss Handke Carlson Fuchs Kammerer Whitmore Gangs Schlosser Miss Brown Jurgensen Hitchcock Thelma Duensing Jack Krieg Edward Marquard Ruth Jantzen Arts Institute and Field Museum Field Museum Miss Maple Curtis Misa

Field-Stevenson School Writes About Health Week

Editors Charley Filcano and Eleanor night report Grade 1A attendance near perfect with only one half day missed. Each child chose a chapter to write about as health work climax. Edward Crumback of 1B is ill with diphtheria and friends wish him a speedy recovery. IB pupils kept their room well supplied with Rawers during the week and have been generous.

Edward Crumback

Geological Survey Highlights Silica Uses and Value

A geological survey outlines silica's economic importance in quartz and related materials. It notes high quality silica grades suitable for pigment binders, wood fillers, polishes, and as an abrasive. Potential applications include china and porcelain manufacturing, sound and heat insulation, and general cleansing uses.

Geological ‘Survey Nature

Hunch Defined Four “bunch” In Just A Man's Counterpart

A brief note in the Boston Herald defines the phrase hunch as the male counterpart of a woman's intuition, signaling linguistic debate. The item reflects regional commentary on language and gender terms in the press.

Boaton Herald

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