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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
4
Forest Park Review is published by Pagchal Hall Heileman Co Inc at 7444 Madison, Forset Park, Illinois. Albert L Hall edits, Edith Heileman is associate editor, and the paper is entered as second class matter at Oak Park Illinois post office.
The Review force is blamed for delays as villagers learn council proceedings filled forty lines. taxpayers face $4.50 excess over prior policy. July Bulletin out mid September runs thirteen pages of council actions and twenty two pages of other matter. An out of town printer would cost $400 versus $73.50 with current bid. The Rheylav notes ninety day payment delays impacting finances.
Troop No 2 held its regular meeting Monday September 15. Scouts report an enjoyable Labor Day at the Sand Dunes in Indiana with Mr Siegel winning a notable test. Memberships are open. ask any Scout for details or attend Monday evenings 8 to 9 at the Community BME church. Albert Seeck, Troop Reporter.
The Boy Scouts of troop 4 held a meeting on Wednesday September 27 at James A Garfield School at 8:00 p.m. Twenty Scouts attended as dues were collected and minutes from the last meeting were read. Kenneth Cunningham was appointed troop scribe for the month. A visitor from troop 880 Chicago named Buck joined and spoke about their troop. A party is planned for next Wednesday in Buck’s honor, inviting all Scout No 1 members. The oath was recited and the meeting adjourned at 9 p.m. to reconvene September 28.
The Provina Yoat No. 193 announces new members welcome and invites locals to join and wear the pin. The legion holds Friday evening meetings at 8 o clock at the temporary headquarters on Maywood’s 8 North Fifth Avenue. Membership Committee urges attendance next Friday.
The article argues that new roads must be kept in repair to realize their economic value. Investment in new roads is squandered if funds are not allocated for ongoing maintenance, as deteriorating roads waste much of the initial expenditure.
Betts laments after a strenuous play session with her domineering friend Bobby. Other children described his manner as bossy, and Betts sighs that it certainly takes a lot of energy to play with him.
The column vents about chronic lateness in Forest Park gatherings from clubs to church events. It contrasts men who prize time with women who linger, noting frequent tardiness hurts others and urging punctuality while acknowledging social pressures and dating routines.
Mr and Mrs Levis Stahmer of 116 Park Avenue River Forest announce the engagement of their daughter Edith to Rudolph Milachofer son of Mrs Milachofer of 7287 Jackson Boulevard The notice blends formal tone with poetic flourishes and pins the lovers to a forthcoming union.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Community Church will hold a business meeting on Wednesday afternoon September 24 at 2 oclock at Mrs Bracad Hellemans home 1119 Holly Court Oak Park. All members urged to attend. Visitors welcome.
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