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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1917

Page

4

Forest Park Review ownership report 1937 filing

The Forest Park Review announces its ownership and management details for October 1 1937 listing Albert L Hall as publisher editor and business manager and noting owners L Paschal and Albert L Hall. The document includes a sworn statement by Albert J Hall notary public confirming the accuracy of the ownership and management information under Illinois law.

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Red Cross Protest Against Fraudulent Garment Rumors

An official Chicago appeal denounces rumors that Red Cross garments are sold or taxed to soldiers. It warns readers that Red Cross gives freely and never sells items, urging citizens to report forged claims and submit evidence to the Chicago chapter.

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Garfield School Mabel Chieboun Elected Officers

Mabel Chieboun editor and assistant editors led a student government slate at Garfield School as officers were elected. Leon ard Bahvonke Wise served as president with Viola Blasney as president, Henry Meier as secretary, Wilbur Gold as treasurer, and Cole as sergeant at arms. Librarian Margar as Beck and assistant Priede Birk supported the library. The Campfire Girls report progress toward a planned entertainment, with details from Mrs. Crawford about the organization’s work. The group planned practices and a game, while a candy sale at a movie benefit raised funds for the class.

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Eugene Field School School Notices and Student Updates

School officers elected for graduation duties include Helen Overmyer as president Rudolph Stork as vice president Rather as secretary Walter Thompson Elan Huebner and Zita Van Schol have visited Highth Grade. Raymond Lauterbach sold many tickets in Ming Smiths contest for the playground apparatus benefit. Sixty four percent of pupils were present daily. Miss Nohoens room 6A and 7H sold $1 worth of apparatus tickets. Drumman has taken a long vacation. Frank Romano ready for fifth grade labor certificate. Mildred Phillips absent long term. Marguerite Johnson back after months away from Forest Park. Frances Burke and Mian Mafier attended Snow White at the movies. Third grade decorates room with Halloween items and Indian pictures. Proceeds from Moyle Bank likely to be used for restaging tickets. Fourth grade plans to remake a scrap book for holders.

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Father speaks hard truths on freedom and duty in hard times

An elder confronts a son with stark memories of sacrifice and responsibility. He recalls lifting him to freedom, education, and a clean name, then urges thoughtful choice and readiness to prove worth rather than waste the chance.

Howeirs, success boost for second Liberty Loan drive

Julius Rosenwald, member of the Advisory Commission, urges in a national defense council message that the second Liberty Loan will reveal patriotism and support for government bonds. He notes high enthusiasm among workers and leaders, citing large subscriptions and widespread Boy Scout and Camp Fire involvement in the campaign.

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Liberty bonds as the safest investment for every citizen

A fragmented advertising piece extols Liberty bonds as the biggest insurance policy against fire and death, claiming they secure safety for family, home, and business while yielding interest. It argues hard work earns money for a better start in life and urges investing to avoid trouble.

Tate Joan Thia

Liberty Loan sermon and wartime patriotism in a 1917 style note

A satirical collage shows neighbors at a burning house and a ship’s pumps with one idle man, then shifts to a Liberty Loan subscription push. It mocks complacency and praises prompt action, urging citizens to subscribe and support the war effort with posters and county chairmen enforcing enthusiasm.

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Local Happenings in Solin and Nearby Areas

Notes report Solin and Tut Mativon recovering from pneumonia and illness, with Mayor and Mrs Kaul visiting Milwaukee and family gatherings. Mrs Spueber marked a birthday. Dr Lady Mire Jenkins welcomed a baby boy, with humorous remark by the toddler. Camp Grant notes include health, meals, mail, barracks expansion, YMCA openness, and farewell plans for several returning soldiers from Battery Field Artillery and local visitors.

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Letter from Naval Recruit Seeks Future in Service

A letter from a twenty two year old recruit formerly of the Great Taken Naval Training Station and now at the Radar Bahoo Caybridge Massachusetts is received by a local contact. The young ambitious southern boy writes of enlistment and plans in the naval service.

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Canning Exhibition At PTA Meeting In November

The Parent Teacher Association plans a home canning exhibition at the Municipal Building on Monday evening November 8. The event invites neighbors to view food conservation efforts and purchase canned goods at nominal prices. Proceeds will support the Forest Park Teachers’ Association and garden committee, with a report to follow at the next meeting.

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Fathers and Sons Sermon at Community Church

The Community church will hold a Fathers and Sons sermon on Sunday November 8 with pastor delivering Fishers and Bona. The message aims to engage men of all ages and invites mothers to attend as well at the Episte Park church building on Hannah Avenue.

Community Church Epleco Pal

Proclamation Calls Nilola Women to Registration and Action

Governor Frank C. Lowden proclaims a district effort urging Nikola women to register and participate in wartime work and victory programs. The document highlights war support, education, and civic duties while noting plans for local gatherings and mobilization of resources.

Nilola

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