Alderman Reports Reflect Community Debate and Enduring Ties
The piece notes Anderson and Nancy Cole along with Derek, age one, in Chicago civic context. It quotes a council member praising open discussion with organizations and cites plans for honest discourse on topics like schools and housing. It also outlines Jack Hadesman's move to Chelsea House retirement living after a career on South Shore Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
South Shore Drive
Nancy Cole
E. 58Th St
Derek
Chicago
Jack Hadesman
South Shore Dr
Hyde Park
Chelsea House
Wilson Ave
Hadesman
E. 55Th St
Odd Fellows and Masons
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Hyde Park United and
United Methodist Church
Martin Luther
Harvey Lord
Hyde Park United Church
53Rd and
Blackstone
Rodney Elliot
Cornell
Esther
Congregation Rodfei Zedek
Hyde Park Boulevard
Illinois
Ralph Simon
Benjamin A. Daskal
Mayer Pereimuter
Abraham Lubin
P.m. A
M. P.m
Church of St. Paul and the Redeemer
Episcopal
Dorchester Avene
Warner C. White
Thomas Wikman
Holy Communion
Hyde Park Lutheran Chapel
S. Greenwood
William G. Weed
Rachel Stark
Charles Numrich
K.A
M. Isaiah Israel Congregation
Hyde Park Blvd
Morton M. Berman
Sir J. Maslin
H. Goren Perelmuter
Cob J. Weinstein
Hayim G. Perelmuter
Abraham and
The
Augustana Lutheran Church
55Th Street and
Woodlawn
Arthur C. Bryant
Thomas Knutson
Rolf Charlston
Frieda Anderson
Jered Wicks
F.J
Union Church
American Baptist Convention
United Church of Christ
Robert G. Middleton
Rockefeller
E. Spencer Parsons
Dean
Richard Wikstrom
University Church of the Disciples
University
First Unitarian Church of
United Church of Hyde
57Th & Woodlawn
Hyde Park United Methodist
Jack Mendelsohn
Christopher Moore
Marshall Grigsby
Donald Marshall
Jean Williams
Ivy Beard
Emery A. Percell
Good Lord Deliver
Mary Ruth Craven
Gavin Williamson
Mr. Mendelsohn
E. Giersbrecht
Chicago Sinai Congregation
Samuel E. Karff
Philip N. Kranz
Karff
Bernard Malmud
ST. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church
S. Kimbark
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Daily Masses
Tenth Church of Christ Scientist
E. 57Th Street
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