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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
8
A collage of humorous notes and items from daily life including office cat thoughts, social quips on marriage and etiquette, jokes about fashion and musical tastes, and brief notices. It mentions jazz on the farm, bridal expectations, and a long list of fragmented captions, jokes, and stray lines from a variety of columns. The piece blends satire with stray reflections on couples, work, and pop culture.
On Monday afternoon Washington deers in company Sherman will confer with expert applicants for degrees. The event at Burns Hall 8068 W. Miami Street invites all members to contact candidates for the degrees and attend at the designated time. The group plans Mother’s Night with an elaborate program organized by Mrs. Coletty Woods and committee.
Anua Westphal, daughter of Adolph Westphal, won five medals at the Presser School of nivale recital held June 20. She earned an average of 90 and attained the highest average in her class, studying under Mr. T. Michaalls. She is twelve years old and resides at 75 Lake Street, Adver Poruxt.
A detailed retrospective on Guglielmo Marconi credits him as the father of wireless, tracing early experiments from 1900 and pivotal milestones in Britain, Italy, and the United States. The account notes his patents, naval and military honors, and pivotal transatlantic links, while also surveying widespread amateur radio growth and network expansion across states like Missouri, Texas, Ohio, and Wisconsin, with explicit mention of varied radio clubs and university participation.
Pupils of Mary Edwina Walker performed a fine recital at her Oak Mark home on Saturday afternoon. The program featured many student pieces, duets, and ensemble numbers, with mentions of several named performers and arrangers. Also noted were travel plans for two months to Portland Oregon and a two month return trip, plus a Ladies Aid Society meeting at Wonger Presbyterian Church next Wednesday.
Kentucky residents Mr and Mrs John Keegan and their daughter Bernice visit Forest Park on Monday to meet relatives and attend several events. Miss LeMay, a chiropodist from Marldon, held lucky number 108 during a hospital fundraiser at Speedway hospital. Kozick couple hosts friends in their new home on Adams Street. Mildred Arndt, a stenographer for Honey Hust and Emeat Retech real estate, enjoys a two week outing at Gifford's Resort Channel Lake Illinois.
Mrs Engle returns home to 7428 Warren Ave after recent operation at Oak Park Hospital. She left Oak Park Hospital Friday and is recovering with family.
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