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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
5
Stevenson School reports multiple students transferring to Austin Chicago Maywood and California. The piece notes staff meeting times, historical pupil visits, and various classroom updates including a basketball lineup and a forthcoming dance fundraiser.
Grant School reports welcome three new first graders from Chicago and Michigan. seventh graders enjoy basketball after school while a class reviews reading. Garfield School notes a strong seventh and eighth grade football team with a listed lineup, and girls in班 prepare for basketball games.
Hert Semper of Prite’s drug store resisted temptations to gaze skyward as planes passed Forest Park. Bert Meandered to the flying dell and paid 91.3 for a fifteen minute flight, then soared above Korent before returning.
The Pioneer Ladies Aid Society will hold an all day meeting at the Laedles church next Wednesday the thd. Members should come prepared to sew. On Thursday night October Both Halloween grorty will be given in the program. Further particulars will be in next week's paper.
A brief reader note describes Junior and Me finding two black baby kittens that look exactly alike, prompting the child to exclaim that each is a twin. The moment highlights a simple wonder at nature.
A group from the triveiiia club gathered at 508 Marengo avenue to honor Mr and Mrs Snecker on their wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed banco games and a lunch, with a wedding gown reunion moment and gifts for the couple. Music by M I Dreschler band enhanced the evening, as plans for future silver anniversary were discussed. Medals and charity fund details were noted for local veterans and Maywood residents. A Halloween party and other community events were announced by various groups, with invitations and upcoming meetings at local venues.
The fragment discusses Earth life zones with similar flora and fauna across zones. It mentions a Canadian zone extending into high Rockies and southern Colorado and New Mexico. It oddly includes a tale about a Dutchman, a misused name Loafer, and a mysterious origin of the word “Hofer.”
The notice outlines an estimate of a cargo titled Industerous Artiet detailing art fat quantities, including Turper measured at 10 feet and totaling about 21,000 ple turva, with mentions of water colors and aketetes.
Walton Pyre headlined a Friday October 10 at the Community club house in a well attended program for the Neighbor hood club. Adgate and Wanberg filled in for ill participant Mrs Pyre, delivering songs and readings to high praise. The event, part of a season of club offerings, boosted proceeds for the Associated Chair Me w fund.
The Nooyte troop held its weekly meeting on October 1st with reports of an upcoming event. Willard Me Wendy and Bat Brdte will lead a fleet of elush Scouts by November. A youth council plans a duty on October 2 at the Community club hour. Patrols discuss football team re-registration and twenty five cent dues due Wednesdays. Attend the meeting in West Nesting.
Troop No. 2 held its regular meeting Tuesday in October in the basement of the Community Church. The group opened with the American flag ceremony and Scout oath, then studied Our Scout Law. A patrol name was chosen Cul Patrol. An evening of wrestling and a brief air activity followed. tapes were played and the meeting ended around 9:00.
In England the idea of tinting through medicinal waters and mineral use is presented as a potential permanent union with a stained dye industry. The brief notes suggest a new enterprise forming around mineral waters and dye production, signaling an industrial shift.
Corner Adams street and Tholine Avenue hosts Community Methodist with Pastor A. E. Standers. Sunday school at 9:30, morning worship 10:45, Epworth League 6:30, evening service 7:30. Midweek prayer and choir practices scheduled. October 10 event invites all to attend Bible study, welcoming thinking people and broader community.
German Baptist Church schedules Sunday services Sunday school and prayer meeting at 7 30 pm preaching on Sundays. First and third Tuesdays offer evening services. B society meets every Wednesday evening for prayer.
Sunday services listed for Pioneer Presbyterian and multiple Lutheran and Christian Science churches. Includes times for morning worship, English and German services, Sunday School, devotional and choir activities, with pastors named such as Wagner, B Lederer, and Gustav Groeniand. Also notes Church of Christ Scientist gatherings and locations on Oak Park area and Maynoul Tennessee.
Children will enjoy a story hour at the library on Saturday October 25 at 1 oclock. The event, held in the Mantetpal Building at Explaines Avenue and Wilcox Street, invites eager young readers to join. Mrs Pete Franzen and family celebrate the birth of a daughter weighing eight pounds born Thursday mourning. Mother and child are doing well.
Vancouver Province reports a fragmented telephonic note about a Sunny corner outside a suite and a cryptic Ave Tooms seen by phone after 7 pm near Bay S161 L according to a local reader.
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