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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1956
Page
7
A fragment notes that by the time some men prepare to begin work the window has closed, implying lost opportunity or squandered time. The terse line reflects a reflective or admonitory mood without specifying who or where.
Olegion Auxiliary led by Marion Talley held the Oct 16 gathering with Lucille Black and Stella Sutton assisting social activities. Ruth Ritter oversaw 100 tray favors for veterans at Anna hospital while $15 supported yarn for Afghan crafts and $2 aided Downey State Hospital patients. Cigarets distributed to Hines Ward B-2 patients. volunteer training set for Oct 25 at Hines. past president Marilyn Brown hosted Sept meeting. craft shop sale of veteran-made articles planned.
Pupils at St John Lutheran school received annual dental examinations on Oct 17 with tests to continue Oct 24. Dr Carl J Sommerfeld examined students at the main school and kindergarten, while branch pupils will be tested next week. Nurses, clubs, and safety patrols are active as students also fundraise with Christmas card sales through Nov 30 to support the library fund and equipment.
Legal statement details ownership management and circulation of Forest Park Review published weekly in Forest Park Illinois. Names and addresses of publisher, managing editor, and officers are given along with stock ownership thresholds and corporate structure. The document includes commissions and verification of statements required by law, with dates and signatories.
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