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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1929
Page
7
A dense church notices page lists Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist, Reformed, and German Pilgrim Mission services across Forest Park locales. It covers English and German services, Sunday schools, choir rehearsals, pastor names, addresses, and weekly meeting times, with event details for Baptist and missionary groups and church societies.
First Church of Christ Scientist in Oak Park Illinois lists Sunday services at 10 43 am and 7 43 pm with Sunday school for all ages at 205 pm. Weekday reading room hours are 9 am to 6 pm daily, extended Wednesday evening. Broadcast of Sunday services via KFKN Chicago at 204 pivters 1 020 kilocycles.
Madison Street Church at Wisconsin avenue Oak Park lists Rev. Robert J. Devine pastor. Bible school at 9 30 a m Young People society 6 45 p m evangelist service 7 45 p m Woonten s prayer service Tuesday 2 p m prayer and Bible study Wednesday and pm choir rehearsal Friday 8 p m.
The Great American architect Peter Harrison arrived about 1745 and designed the Rewrewnd Library at Newport. He was invited to plan the rebuilding of King’s Chapel. In 1781 Warren built the Uriek Surkes house at Newport and later became city official. He died in New Haven at age ninety nine.
An event note references Abow ASN invitations and American magazine involvement with unclear context. The fragment hints at a planned gathering or invitation process, possibly tied to ASN and American magazine, but lacks concrete details, dates, or participants to confirm scope or outcome.
A compact reflection on the newspaper’s responsibility to gather and present facts while guarding against monopoly. It emphasizes truth as sacred and warns against sensationalism, noting the press must balance sharing what it knows with limiting what it does not reveal.
A brief, fragmentary note lists names and phrases like I'Iny Ball Get Busy and aw Wool, suggesting a reflection on those who have assisted the writer most, though the text is garbled and partial.
A brief note explains the term economics as derived from two Greek words meaning bear bold management, highlighting how language roots describe the discipline’s focus on prudent resource handling.
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