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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
5
A request from the AMERICAN LEGION seeks access to constitutional provisions and related PMewWlMEM materials. The initiative aims to ensure informed participation and adherence to Legion guidelines amid ongoing discussions.
The Forest Park American Legion unit held its first meeting at Morest Park Football Club rooms. Officers were elected temporary and a charter drive begun, with weekly gatherings Fridays at 8:00 p.m. until November 11. Members urged to sign and pay annual dues to join.
A dramatic incident shows Mihm White, a white hen, defending her seven chicks from a hawk. She clung to a chick as the hawk fell, then rose with her brood to safety. The hawk fled. all chicks remained unharmed and matured.
Saturday evening October celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs Max Sparrer on Thomas Avenue honored the Chicago couple Mins J Erhardt and August Salatrom as they wed in Chicago and plan to reside locally The event also honored Mrs Sparrer and daughter Katje Sparrer with gifts and a lemonade net The Concordia double quartet performed many encores and a late supper followed by dancing with forty couples present all wishing the couple and family many happy days
The piece cites a Dream interpretation about how clear skies foretell luck and cloudy skies signal reversal. It notes a boy named Roy returning from a visit and describing a bed that folds at eight and stands on hind legs by day, in humorous fashion as reported by the Boston Transcript.
The Patriotic Community League of Worext Park plans a reguine meeting at Garfield School on Monday evening October 18. Important matters will be discussed and members are urged to attend as seen in the Review ads.
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