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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
7
Church notes from Mt Peter's Lutheran led by Pastor William B. Buch, detailing service times German and English, catechetical classes, junior league, missionary society formation, and a call to attendance and participation. Also notes on membership efforts and a reminder about Sunday attendance.
Fragmented notices list Gommunity Methodist and German Baptist Church service times on Sunday with morning Sunday School preaching at 10 30 a m and 3 p m Mission Sunday Yehnol at Morton Vark plus Young People prayer services and weekly meetings amid garbled street names and times. The text anchors on pastors Herman Kunz and D. D. pastor with venue hints on Dixon street Harlem venue Dixon and Harlem.
Sunday services are canceled at St Vautt's church and a meeting at St Pauls Hall to discuss a new school building funded by orphans and groups. A pastor from St Thais will speak as part of the event on October 10 and 20.
The readable items mention St John’s EV Lutheran and a Communion Service with partial words and scattered names and dates, but the fragment is garbled and does not provide a clear event details or outcome.
The notice lists worship times and events at the Ministers residence area. Evening services begin 7:00 PM, youth choir rehearsal and young people's church activities noted. Wednesday Mileston activity and intermediate group meet. senior group plans 4:00 PM sessions.
Firat Gauren of Oak Larkel Oak Park avenue and Ontario street hosts Sunday services at 1045 a.m. with the sermon titled Ace Run Disease and Death Heart. Sunday school follows the morning service, then a Wednesday 8:00 p.m. testimonial meeting at the Reading room 80 Lake Street near Oak Park avenue, open each week.
Day schedules show varied Sunday hours and midweek times. The First Church of Christ Scientist Maywood holds services at Manonte temple corners Second Street and Fifth Avenue each Sunday at 10 45 with the sermon Are Mind Disease and Death Treat The American Legion Forest Park Post 414 meets on the first and third Fridays at the Contanary clad ?, and on the second and fourth Fridays in the Muntelpol building with Adjutant Henry Knoop and Commander Cammanier listed.
The Garfield School notes report elections for president Walter Jen and secretary Katherine Bulniltz, naming vice president Margaret Gaden, treasurer Margualt Oldehefuky, and four committees for decor, flowers, colors, and overall event planning. Members include Ralph Stippulin, Milton Weobder, Lucie Kinechner, Mildred Seelehting, Vivian Joyoux, Anna Marty Goasel, Clarence Toepper, and Harold Lisauer among others.
Fragmentary text reports a boxing figure from Vstrander and Mian with an injury to Arubert Melshiger of Uttelh olf Une. It mentions a holiday weather site and a park, with phrases about recovery and return to competition. The readable facts are limited and garbled.
An Oak Park school notes a midweek teachers’ meeting causing a brief class pause. Students are praised as observers and participants in a range of activities, including a football win 24 to 0 over Grant, and a class project on “Hluwathe” readings.
Franks Ervat injured in school yard accident but recovered with care from Dr William Masmlow and returned to class. Fifteen to twenty pupils achieved perfect attendance in September. new plan book adoption underway for October. Teachers preparing word cards for Story Steps and Progressive Road readers, with a move to letter grades. September study featured the Sistine Madonna and a piano of familiar art errors among students.
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