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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1920
Page
6
Elizabeth counsels Mary after her failed marriage to John. Paul and Elizabeth reflect on John’s boast that he knew what his wife should be. Mary vows to return home, while Paul smiles at John's overconfident claim about wives.
A local council meeting extended into heated controversy over whether the Public Service company should compensate the village for laying gas lines. Mayor Kam restored order after minutes of unrest. Commissioner Haan and others argued for compensation while Bennet for the Howardines company urged duty to workers. The session adjourned after a vote in favor of the generation plan amid applause.
The weekly session closed abruptly after a tense exchange on an ordinance and constitutional issues. Marty Zimmerman drew attention with his silence and anticipated confrontations, but the meeting adjourned before any public remarks could be made.
A fragmented line notes that those who joined the crowd for the event were set to face disappointment as the scene unfolded, capturing a mood of unmet expectations in the crowd.
PURELY PERSONAL ernerd Ness of 00S Marengo avenue antied for home September 15 after months in Wileville on boathend and pleasure. Miss Edan Krueger of St Thomas avenue was moved to West Suburban hospital after an appendicitis operation. Miss Kilt Harrutan of the Review office left for Sherman hospital in Elgis for removal of tonsils and adenoids. Edward Koeppel and family of Belle avenue traveled to Philadelphia where he will join Sears Roebuck as assistant manager in the rugs and draperies department. Their family regrets leaving, but welcome the advancement. Adelheld and Ellen Mueller resigned from Concordia cemetery and will move to Denver with their mother. Ernest Geehalta and wife were surprised by friends marking their twentieth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dender of 210 Rockford avenue welcomed a son born Sunday September 22. The infant is named Frank Joseph Jr. The elder Denders praise their child while noting parenthood brings joy and reflection.
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