Maywood Team Travels for Game at Travisgeld
The Maywood team traveled to Travisgeld for a football game after Gurfield High School sent two coaches to coach the learners Monday after school. Gurfield students earned over two hundred dollars in tickets for the Parent-Teacher ben wfic at Anchery theater and the 2A and 8B rooms won the thrift banner for the week with a 4 percentage of 72.
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Maywood
Travisgeld
Drovine High School
Gurfield
Harlem
Harrison
Dolu
Benwfic
Anchery Theater
Stevenson School Notes Highlights and Student Updates
School notes from Field-Stevenson School edited by Mary Theodosuky and Deverett Julingon report a recent two day closing due to a bollard or ticker issue. The SA class held a candy sale with modest profits. The football team won a home game at St Johns School with a single touchdown by Joseph De Bruno. Attendance and tardiness rates are noted as improving. A thrift banner was launched to boost participation and rewards. The class writes essays. Grice Gebhardt sustained a leg injury while playing. Lucile Bldhop Margaret Leber and George Hansen show spelling progress. Cath eclie Tinks misses due to tonsil surgery.
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Mary Theodosuky
Deverett
LO Wublibh
Grice Gebhardt
Grant School Noilers Return To Studies After Absence
Jeanette Mew Pearl Napleston Alice Quoper from VA return to Grant School after three weeks in June. Students study Athens history and geography, with visuals of capital and Wall Street. They plan to examine rubber industry in South America and review weekly banking results with listed deposits and percentages.
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Jeanette Mew
Pearl Napleston
Alice Qouper
Athens
Wall Street
New York City
South America
Peremit
The Stereograph Reading Lesson Experiment
Walter Jincey and BB Garfold describe a Friday reading lesson using stereographs of primitive tools. Students work in triads, rotating views to gather information while others take notes. all groups aim to outline what they observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jincey
BB Garfold
Fashion notes from the Washington Star on autumn styles
Junior Styles Flannel and the lowest material known by Walbriggin will shape many girls wardrobes this autumn. Serge and Manuel skirts with inverted kick pleats and colored braid details appear in a favored style. Jud Tunkinus notes his boys and girl plan a modest shift in family dress.
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Walbriggin
Uressea
Serge
Manuel
Paul
Jud Tunkinus
Washington Star
BUILDING COMMISSIONER REPORT FOR AUGUST
Forest Park village records list building permits issued in August 1025, including garages, houses, additions, and a cemetery foundation project. Notable entries cite addresses on Elgin Avenue, Desplaines Avenue, Adams Street, and Burkhardt Court with values from 76 to 8,000 dollars, plus several car garages, sun porches, and a fence. The report closes with a humorous New York Tribune quip comparing old dances to horses and buggies.
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Manterpal
Forest Park
Gentlenon
Afr
Laneech
Marra
Bene
Humnat ‘Avenue
T. Tt
Des
Idaines
Lebiner Street
Stabl
Elgin
Ene
Dewplaines Avenue
Ubio
Walthers
Troost Avenue
Pred Levy
Cut Cork
Fruokile
David Gowdy Co
Deng
Fillpare
Thomar Avenue
Feath
Konletcke
Burkhardt Court
Burtur
Bear
Madla Xen Street
G. EL Caldwell
Liman Avenue
Harry Bother
Cirelo Avenue
A. Murner
Madlaun Treet
Anenike
Helot Avenue
Carl Dorner
Belott
Ot. Brankin
Hurlens Avenue
Sam Slothy
Gi Migin
Paul Otte
Hafner
Wai Maereugo
M. Brishkre
Sunporler
Lathrop
Stauch
Dent
Verdbhand Avenue
Beehm & Zupfel
Lathrop and
Tras
C. Fieldhouse
Cub
iTannary
Bane & Colina
Iscur
Frankilp
L. Menhke
Circle Avenue
Karley Beck
Yoor
Cirvle Avenue
Qarl Gretzenbach
Iinparlor
Dunlop Avenue
Cong
Miching Giniore
Bong
Boni Swehock
Desplaines Avenue
Schwab
Elgin Luvenue
A. B. Verse
Beloit Avvenne
A. Gadep
Iour
Adams Street
Sunday Church Rally Proclaimed With Special Program
The church schedules a 11 a m Sunday school and a combined preaching service at 11. A great Sunday school rally follows with music, recitations, and participation by children and young people. A Chicago speaker and Mr Connell of Oak Park are listed for the program.
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Epworth League
Local church schedule list for several Missouri congregations
OT. JOHN'S REV. CUTMERAN lists English service at 8 45 a m Sunday 94 1 Sunday arrivol and preparatory 10 15 9 p holy communion 8 p m Ladies Aid. GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Harlem Dixon Rev Hermon Kaas 9 a m Sunday school 10 20 a m morning service 8 p m Morton Park 6 46 p m Young People's Prayer 6 45 p m evening service REFORMED CHURCH Harvard Elgin Rev F Kulbfletsch 1008 High Forest 870 ST PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH United Lutheran Hannah Adams Rev Wm F Bach 622 Hannah apt 7 30 Boy Scouts 7 30 Missionary 11 p m Torchbearers 7 30 p m ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN Ch Dixon Browe 10 15 Sunday school
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OT. John's
Cutmeran
Missouri
Circle Avenue
Warren Street
M. Wegner
Ledles’ Aid Society
German Baptist Church
Harlem Avenue
Dixon’ Street
Hermon Kaas
Morton Park
Reformed Church
Harvard Street
Elgin Avenue
F. Kulbfletsch
High Avenue
Peter's Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church In
Club meeting schedule fragment report
The notice lists monthly meetings on the first Tuesday at 8 p.m for Br mm Mien's society and on the second Tuesday at 8 p.m. Ladies Ald Society holds a meeting on the fourth Thursday each month at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien‘s Society
Ald Society
Pioneer Presbyterian plans combined Sunday service
Ira L. Tivingston, minister, announces a single morning service at Pioneer Presbyterian on Lexington and Ferdinand Avenues replacing Sunday school. Visitors welcome. Junior Christian Endeavor meets. evening services begin at 8 with a theme “Four Hundred Thirty-three Years After Columban” and a question for a part of the service. Intermediary C EK meets Wednesday at 7:18.
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Lexington and
Ferdinand
Ira L. Tivingston
Juuly Quy
Mornlog
Moerntog
Christian Endeavor
BP. Tm
Benler Young
C. KL
Columban
Hirch
C. EK
First Church of Christ Scientist Oak Park Al Service Times
Oak Park avenue and Ontario street host Sunday services at 10 45 a m with the topic Are Sin Disease and Death Real Wednesday meeting at 8 30 p m. Sunday School follows Sunday services Reading Room 718 South Boulevard near Oak Park avenue open weekdays 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday 9 am to 7 45 pm and 8 30 to 9 30 pm Sunday 8 am to 6 pm.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Oak Park
Oak Park Avenue
Ontario Street
South Boulevard
Qoak Park Avenue
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Hank
Field-Stevenson School
Stevenson School
Lucile
Margaret Leber
George Hansen
Arudo
Garfield
Haiturs
Plarence Vierow
Florence Must
Myelyn Plofing
Kenneth Mower
James Old
Dorothy Lrundes
Gertrudy Sehultz
Sonya Hinender
Murton Keck
Mierence Most
Plovence Most
Murton
William Sehneider
Harriett Olschetsky
Cesen
Washington
Community Methodi OT
Episcopal
Fanny
Beauty Shop
Marcel
Roosevelt Road Forest Park
Chas. R. Hussey
Tinee
Supring
Madison St. Forest Park
Pioneer Presbyterian
American ‘Legion Hall
Hall Circle
Adams St
Atty 1
King Motor Sales
Chevrolet Motor Care
Fifth Ave
Washington Blvd
Roswell N. Jones
St. Charles and Mannheim Road
Bellwood
WM. H
Gardner & Sons
Telephones
Roosevelt Road
America
Illinois Bell Telephone CO
Bell System
P. J. Organ & Company
Garage Builders
Taylor Ave
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