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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
2
Report from an industrial town details a surge of patients and staff at a hospital theater complex. Dr White notes 110 patients with expected rise to 200, while 209 personnel including wedding doctors, chauffeurs, cooks, and nurses support operations. The piece also mentions theatre patrons, new patients from various regions, ongoing construction, and community activity surrounding Speedway.
Report describes objects lifted by air currents and possibly transported far before dropping. Authorities cite volant whirls as explanation, noting meteor-like phenomena over Tonda and Tilava with unclear origin and scattered sightings.
Stevenson School notes describe classroom activities and student work. Teachers and pupils engage in beekeeping study, art, handwriting, and bee observations. The piece mentions bank savings, mood making, a bee study, a mood, and an aviation field interest with plans for an exhibition and reports.
Garfield School pupils engage in English letter writing to Mr. Bedford. The eighth grade girls basketball team trains to challenge other schools. Garfield beat Wagner Field School 18 to 8 in Newton’s first football game of the season. A fire drill occurred but progress was limited. First graders faced a slow start but are expected to improve with practice.
A Broadway Mayers production of 30 Baat at Warrington next week offers a romantic comedy. Star Rachel Crothers writes and performs, with Jack Labudl as the leading man and Ble Htandulgh in a key role. Two new boxes have been added for reservations, Oak Park 564 and 132.
Dinole Memorial Stadium authorities prepare for nationwide public campaigns tied to the university opening this fall. W Elner Ekblaw appointed executive chairman of Laupaige organized efforts, while Robert Zuppke relinquishes coaching duties but retains supervisory control and will guide campaign participation. Wil resume communications after the football season.
Campaign set to begin October 8 and end October 20 during the Michigan game. Roughly 700000 pledged by spring, with incoming freshmen contributing about 100 each. Nationwide drive starts November 1, with a celebration on November 6 marking campus history. Alumni minimum set at 100, university aims for 10000 graduates and former students. Payment plans include 160 per person in five semiannual installments and an honor subscription of 260 over five years. Subscriptions offered with options for payment. Each county will appoint schoolmen and chairmen to oversee local solicitors. one solicitor for every ten alumni in the U.S.
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