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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
10
An opinion piece argues modern society relies on physical lighting while neglecting spiritual light. It warns of moral darkness amid advances in science and warns to seek guidance from divine light as described in John 8 12 and faith.
Mr and Mrs J W Smith thank friends for expressions of sympathy after the loss of their daughter Lynn Dianne. They especially thank Reverend Berger for his consoling words.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of sympathy and floral offerings after the death of husband and father Robert Elsman. Gratitude extended to Rev Burziaff and Mr Zimmerman for their solace. Mrs Elsman Elfrieda Peters and Otto Elsman.
In loving memory of my dear wife who passed away October 13 1947. And while she lies in peaceful sleep her memory I shall always keep. Loving husband Elmer.
At the St Bernardine Altar and Rosary Society meeting held Tuesday October 11 reports from members who attended the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women conference were shared. A new Displaced Person committee was announced to aid newcomers in Chicago who cannot speak English. There is one Girl Scout leader and two assistants. Mrs Mc Aughan leads with Mrs Hansen and Mrs Pldde as assistants. Mrs Bartlett, Mrs Hepperle, and Mrs Carlson serve on the troop committee. Entertainment was provided by Mr Herdu from Mirnais Bell Tele.
Harold Rattenbury, vocational printing instructor at Proviso Township High School, and Don Imig of Joliet shared the September cover of Illinois Vocational Progress. The monthly magazine is issued by the Illinois board for vocational education in cooperation with the Illinois Vocational Association.
College singer Juan Dummel of 7651 Monroe has been chosen as a member of the Kalamazoo College singers. Henry Overley, director, announces the vested chorus performs at chapel services and offers special programs on and off campus.
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