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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1949

Page

8

New Courses at Proviso Evening School

Proviso Evening school expands its program with 79 classes starting September 26. New offerings include sewing for gifts, home management, candy making, a radio oriented choral ensemble, beauty and charm courses, sales promotion and merchandising math, business English, college grade accounting, modern literature speech and chemistry, plus hobby courses in house maintenance gardening and graphic arts. Early registration urged after September 7 to 14.

Proviso Evening School Antoinette Pope R. Davis Patricia Stevens, Inc U. of Ill. Extension Center Lund

Forest Park Boy Scout Bernard Quandt Joins Order of the Arrow

Bernard Quandt of Forest Park was elected to and installed in the Order of the Arrow at Camp Shin Go Beek Wisconsin this summer. The national Boy Scouts group honors leaders. Quandt is the second Forest Park boy to be so honored. Pete DeLuca of 941 Ferdinand is the lodge chief.

Bernard Quandt Forest Park Order of the Arrow Camp Shin-Go-Beek Wis Bernard Pete DeLuca Ferdinand

Monroe Doctrine Restricts European Interference in Americas

According to the Monroe Doctrine no European nation may interfere in the affairs of the two American continents. Time Review subscription prompt follows.

Mysterious Insect Intro in Early American Naturalism

In 1800 a naturalist studying insects introduced a new gypsy moth into America. The report notes an oddly described malachite roof and a vertical structure with pierced lower windows, hinting at an experimental narrative about accidental introductions and natural history.

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