Otto Hintze Arrested Former Village Treasurer
Otto Hintze, former village collector and town treasurer, was arrested early Friday morning, May 1, amid rumors of a $10,000 shortage in village funds. A witness described Hintze’s interview with a reporter and claimed involvement by several men in pressuring him to reveal funds. Hintze denied guilt and indicated he had little cash on hand, while associates faced scrutiny from authorities.
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Otto Hintze
Wesnor
Ote
Belleweood
Otto
Paul Witt
Troont
Muttnning
Doyex
Cloyen
Ian
Mr. Hintee
Hiver Forest
Uintes
Henry Mohr
Murman
Finy
Child Welfare Work Campaign Presses for All Children
A wartime child welfare drive in Kor Park urges all families with children under eight to enroll them at the Maple Park headquarters. The committee seeks broad participation, praising medical staff and mothers while stressing that every child’s welfare is essential amid national concerns.
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Siuat
Pydalle
Ira Couch
Woo
Wowan
Lomonttes
Coutiel National Defence
Alling
Ln Aurora
Facelavon
Dutigeroun Taibe
Amiyrica
Woukout
Bistop
Korst Pairk
Mira
Paratans Bay
Mochel King Wedding Under a Huge Bell in Downera Grove
The wedding of Mochel King to Kidward Mochel of Downera Grove took place Thursday evening beneath a large bell in a pauline bower. Relatives witnessed the ceremony with Minx Bil Inge and Anna Billings as attendants. The Nev. King of Downers Grove read the service. Master Petrie presented the bride, and the couple left for the couple’s home at 224 Wigin Avenue.
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Migih
Ima
Hugh
Ethel King Beenver
Kidward Mochel
Dovnera
Pauline
Aydla Mierow
Mian
Anna Billings
Hoy
Ownue
Y Grove
Dterrie
Ubalifoux
Lebengedits
Nev
Downers Grove
Petrie
Perry Nde
Mra
Hose Kiehl
Fotire Howe
Wigin Avenue
Bfr
Mochel
Ingram Dancing School Holds Enjoyable Party
The Forest Park Ingram Dancing School class met at the Community clubhouse Friday for a cotton party marking the close of the dancing season. Twenty-two pupils with parents and friends attended. Belte Ingram led the festivities with Hie Menkehain assisting. Guests enjoyed prizes and a five cream and oak reception, followed by a program of dances featuring Anna Marie Goerch Edie Heinse and others.
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Ingram Bchool
Dincing
Mian Belte Ingram
Hie” Menkehain
Tarentalla
Anna Marie Goeach
Edie Heinse
Jeetentut
Clara Heinse
Moen Fairlea
Eunice Hunt
Bettle Fowler
Betty
Donnybrook
Vacebes Fowler
Daniel Fynt
Brumleg Hunt
Bethe Fowler
Victor
Serge Munil¢e
Heinge
Abdilly Ag
Mite’ Olra
Helna Hieluee
Anine- Maria Goerch
Aleo Very Rood
Hetna Fowler
Roulce Hunt
Oak ‘Park
Forest Parkers Attend Aurora Convention Amid Festive Program
The Forest Parkers joined the Aurora convention with tours, the Jolly Tar program, and naval sailors participating. Mrs Langworthy praised a sailor’s singing as festive, while Alm Jungworthy introduced the club’s founder whose spirit energized the gathering. Aurora High School choir performed Spirit of Our Boys as sessions progressed, and plans advanced for a Dolly Tar club house endowment. Officers were elected and installed including President Mrs Barry Piecing and Treasurer John J Arnold, with local and state figures named among the directors.
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Peje
Oly Park
Phasutakids
Hart
Aude
Great Lakes
Waukegan
Moore
Alm
Jungworthy
Clu Howe
Mides
Udn
Sealug
Wootlon
Jeveniles
Maat Aurora High School
Buying As
Ayewn B Basinette Windup
Ava
Mra
Barry i ‘Piecing
Bloomingtoo
Istge
Brighe
Chicago
Werkth
Mears
John D. Cun
Nlogha Bloomington
Misa May Hawkiin
Mound Oltyg
Roy W. Ide
Springfield
Livingston
Lord
Charleston
V. ¥. Parshall
jHontine
Florence W. “Pagers
Austin
Oak Park
Maywond O. Baldwin
Bloomington
Aurora heatshed convention concludes with motto Be Friendly
The convention program ended with the motto Be Friendly. Attendees and guests contributed to the success, including Rameon J. Kiuendreth Winnetki Witam Onuman Dundee Mrs. dolias Roneowald Milcage who helped with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rameon J. Kiuendreth
Winnetki
Aged by Monotonous Work Statement Discussed
A fragment discusses how laboring men wear out earlier than others due to monotonous repetitive tasks. It argues that lack of variation and rest leads to fatigue, not low effort, and notes a 3% rate linked to ongoing monotony without change. The text reflects concerns about worker stamina and occupational health.
Turning the Deaf Ear and Its Social Bounds
A brief excerpt compares deafness to other afflictions and notes how environment shapes sensitivity. It recalls John Morley recounting a dinner with Herbert Spencer where ear stoppers were adjusted to control hearing, allowing conversation to proceed. It also mentions Theodore Roosevelt turning a cheek away from bores to preserve happiness.
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John Morley
Herbert Spencer
Roosevelta
Boston
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Mochel King
Ingram Dancing School
Associated “Charities
Associated Charities of
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Arnold Bosnik
Geroian Baptist
Parks
Tne
Phi’ Bigm
Kappa & HY Esa
Forest Parkers
Aurora
Cara
Delco
veay _ Elgin Auto Repair Works
Elgin Ave
Forest Park
Cean
Eaton-Crane & Pike's Standard
Abe
Forest Atk
iStreet
Cvs of
Langa
Madison-St
AST
Entrimvidgmtice
Yan Upp
Brink's Taxi Service
Foreat Park
Phonograph Shop, Inc
Marion St
Columbia Graponolas
Edison Phonographs
Reed & Sons Players
Davis & Sons Pianos
Q. R.S
Wetsi Theatre
F. PF
Montague Love
Hercules
Sareen Magazine
Cheiadla
Pargata
Taylor Holmes
The
Bive ‘Acta
Taylor Holmen
Ruth "Roland
Tom Mik
Pauline Frederick
Avengrahoe and
Jemry and
Ste Bully
Marie Ongorne
Mpegau Ruthion
Ane
Acreen
Hiya
Rus
Eddie
Polo
Gale Kane
House OF Hate
Jerry
Vernon Castle
Sylvia
Secret Service
Aricu
Wenuttra Stil
Hale Henry
Mary Ande
Whitman
Anne
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