Brace School Notes From Garfield and Grant Students
Garfied and Brace School notes highlight Lota Blatter winning the longest-stand contest at Grant School arithmetic event and earning a silver cup. Reports cover class entertainments, perfect attendance, mumps absences, thrift week, prize awards in the Bird House contest, bakery sales, and donations from the Mothers club for new books in The Human Interest Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Tobb
Edward Strechter
Russel Campbell
Beattie Bearwald
Hazel Thompson
Phillip Galata
John’ Hollerback
Adolf Zaffel
Eleanor Budway
Eleanor Farac
Gladys Lindeman
Valine Rehbeln
Franela Adams
John McEwen
Harold Farrar
Harriet Turnesa
Earl Quitsch
Theodore Thomas
Sam Seufidt
Alfred
Ares
Mothera ‘Club
Human Interest Library
Field School students donate Victrola and report week ending May 27
Weekly bank accounts show small sums for several Misses and Mrs. Chapman, totalling 71 tons and 40.41. Field School pupils thank 8A class of the Field School for a Victrola given Monday. The 3A class had perfect attendance. BA class student Basel Mactyre moves to Lincoln School. Field School defeats Garfield 6 4 in baseball with Mike Lienhardt driving in final run. Letters from Africa bring missionary info. Arithmetic contest at Grant School circus features Ardyth Smith as standout. Weather delays dance at Grant circus. Hike club judges to decide patriotic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Btnke
Misa Piguraz
Misa Kingler
Miss Hopkins
Miss Andrews
Mrs. Chapman
Misa B. Wilson
Neil Wilson
Stevenson School
Field School
Thie Cliss
Sylvia Hutz
Edwin Korman
Onefield
Garfield
GA Cliss
Mias Salmon
Africa
Afric
Misys Myers
Ardyth Smith
Victrola
Stevenson
Moving day voices from a hilltop home
A narrator recounts relocating to a new house with a garden and an attic radio antenna. He thanks neighbors, notes a Victrola purchase, and praises the new setup while affirming gratitude for a working radio, vegetables to come, and a hopeful outlook on daily life in 1924.
Church Notes From Oak Park Area Listings
A dense, fragmentary listing of church notes detailing services at multiple congregations. Includes Lutheran, Presbyterian, German Baptist, Christian Scientist, Community M E Church, Reformed, and others with service times, Sundays, German and English masses, youth groups, and meetings. mentions Marcus Wagner and Reverend Williams, addresses and phone numbers, and calendar snippets like Sunday school and memorial sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John's EV
Lutheran Circle Avenue
Washington Et
Marcus Wagner
Pioneer Presbyterian
Ferdinand Avenue
Lexington Street
P. Bates
Hannah Avenue
Forest Park
German Baptist Church
Harlan Avenue
Dirce Street
Herman Kaasz
Pamor
da. m
Morton Park
Young Peoples
Tua
Kuho
Drummond
Christian
Cienor First Church of Christ, Scientist
1Qak Park
Titneis
Oak Park Avenue
Ontario Street
Bunday
Allan Mesmeriam
Bunday School
Lake Street
Oak Park Avenua
Thomas Avenue
State Street
A. B. Saunders
D. D
Epworth League
Camp Wilderness Opens Soon With New Facilities
Camp Wilderness progresses toward opening on June 2 with a completed building and forthcoming concrete floors and fireplace. A water pumping gap engine has been donated, a storage tank will be built and water piped to the mess hall. Hot and cold water will be available this year as camps fill, and the second camp folder goes out June 3. Scout registrations and gear pickup require a registration card. Field Day at Forest Preserve Chicago and Thatcher avenues is slated for June 7 with activities including circus acts, inter patrol tent pola, water ball and pyramid events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilderness
A. H. Young
Finance Compalttte
Forest Preserve
Chicago
Thatcher Avenues
Forest Park
Inter
Inter Patrol
Inter Patrol Pyramid
Dullaing
Language divide in Gilbert Satanda society sparks gender talk rules
In Gilbert Satanda, men and women reportedly speak distinct languages. To ease interaction, women adopt the masculine tongue when addressing men, while men avoid discussing other groups with their herds. This linguistic shift aims to smooth mutual intercourse between genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Satanda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Mueller
Mary Tolernon
Lota Blatter
Grant School
Siiver
Henry Meyer
Walter Boor
John Gaden
Lillian Leck
Mildred Preist
Nona Morse
Banto Rizzo
Wiyer Fureat School
Eugene Field School
Ory Coleman
Bred Barker
John Gibgon
Bob MecHtuga
Ernest Jahnke
Ed Mayer
Mike Lienhardt
Lefield
Arthur Abel
Ernest Haller
Bill
Illiam
Doug
Olson
Raeder
Rhea
Gard'ning
Veatingtonse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Emet
River Forest
Ernest Oechslin
Madison ST
Corgale Ave
Concordia Cemetery River Forest, IL
Ehlers
Elgin Avenue
Forest Park, Ill
Paul's
Lutheran
Wenninger
Dizon
Brown Avenue
Banday School
Very Men’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Peter's EV
Reformed
Harvard Street
F. Kalbfleisch
Estate Corp
N. Dearborn
Rooms
Central
Wisconsin Avenue
Gardner Lumber
Telephone Forest Park
Circle Ave
Roosevelt RD
DEVOE
Lathrop Avenue
BOY Scout News
Chas. R. Hussey Vulcanizing Ee
Madison
Bt Forest Fark
Lande Bros. Om Asan
Madison Street
Phens
HL J. Hohe & Bons
Meple Avenue
Harrietn Street
Ook Park
Forest Park Garage
G. A. Galley & Sons
Desplaines Avenue
Cook & McHugh Cement Contractors
Hannah
Phone Forest Park
Illinois
Busy Bee
Markward
Eizin Avenus
Phane Forest Park
Falmer
Jno
H. Schuneman
D. C
Ph. D
Haurez Mon
Henry C.hass
Klimmer
Dunlop Avenue
William Kotz Bellet
Our Luss
Gisner
Trail & Cooling
Deoplaines Ave
Porest Fark
H. J. Thoendel & Son
Moers
Qed
Maywood
Dearborn
N. Jefferson
Charles
Rivee Forest
Electric Construction Co
Circle Avenue
Electrical Contractors Not Inc
Gale Oak Park Rug CO
Chote Ave
Foret Park
Forset Park
Otte C
Rentner
Walter W.L. Meyer
Rentner & Meyer
New Forest Park
Madiven Gt
Cireia Ava
Madigon Staeky
Roeber Carpenter
Bailder
Tetephesi
Oak Park
Austin
Schuttler's
L. & Partridos
Bicyle
Wilcox ST
Phos Forest Pack Sen