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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
15
A church notes item from Mt Peter's Church of St. Peters Lutheran lists services including German and English sermons, catechetical classes, and youth activities. A Women’s Missionary Society is to be organized Wednesday at 2 pm, with appeals for attendance and involvement to support the Master.
The Community Methodist and German Baptist Church listings show pastors Shundera D D and Herman Kunz at 620 Manno Avenue Whine Forest Wark and Dixon Street Harlem venue Hex. Sunday School at 40 a.m. service times include Preaching at 10 30 a m Mission Sunday Yehnol at Morton Vark 3 p m Young People's prayer 7 40 p m. Young People’s Society meets Tuesdays at 8 p m Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
Fragmentary report mentions Warner Diner and Brown avenue with pastor A A Wonninger and service changes at Bp Vautt's church. References to Muscatiie Tay, orphans, and a new school building erected for plans appear, with speakers including the pastor of St Thais church. Event dates October 10 and 20 are cited with attendance at St Pauls hall.
St John’s EV Luther an Ulelo venue and Warren Street feature a Communion Service. Pastor Dito and Marcus Wigner lead English service with notices of dates. schedule lists Sunday events and midweek prayers. Local attendees and church names appear amid uncertain OCR text.
Community items list worship and youth events with times and locations. Evening services and junior choir rehearsals noted, including a midweek schedule and senior group activities.
Fragmented notice lists services at 10 45 a m for Ace Run Disease and Death Heart at Oak Park avenue Ontario street Oak Larkel. Sunday school convenes after the Sunday morning service with a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o clock Reading room 80 Lake street near Oak Park avenue Open each week.
The First Church of Christ Scientist Maywood holds Sunday services at 10:45 AM in the Montone temple at Second Street and Fifth Avenue with the topic Are Mind Disease and Death Treat. American Legion Forest Park Post No. 414 meets first and third Friday at the Cantanity club house, and second and fourth Fridays in the Muntelpol building, officers listed.
The Garfield School student body elected Walter Jen as president and Margaret Gaden as vice president, with Katherine Bulniltz secretary and Marghualt Oldehefuky treasurer. Four committees were formed to handle plant and color plans, with members named for each group.
The fragmentary text references a boxing figure, names such as Arubert Melshiger, and a mention of injury and recovery. It also alludes to a holiday weather forecast and a place called Quit Park, but the content is largely garbled with missing and misspelled terms. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
Editors Therese Sutzurenner and Jeante Cutanizure note student efforts amid a Wednesday school disruption for teachers’ meeting. Pupils praise peers for geography quiz accuracy, with Lach pupil acting as airphone observer. Eugene Fledd wins a football game 24 to 0 as Oak Park plans a reading program and posters.
Frank Ervat of 8B grade suffered a painful accident on the way to school while riding a bicycle named Hablegele. Dr. William Masmlow treated a deep gash, and Frank will return to class after recovery. September attendance reached twenty-one pupils in second grade with perfect records. A new plan book arrives, marking changes to the October schedule.
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