Suburban Star (Newspaper) - August 14, 1924, Morgan Park, Illinois Favorite Newspaper in 4000 Homes of Morgan Park Beverly Hills and Washington Heights i i r i i r c r OUR i The Finest Residential Section In Cook County Ql A AT o U JD U KD AIM A Community Newspaper ft i This Section For Business and Homes MORGAN PARK THURSDAY AUGUST 14 1924 No 33 BE PERFECTE Offen Resolution To Alderman For His Support In Civic Improvements AUXILIARY TO DISBAND The regular monthly business ing of the Morgan Park Business and Improvement Association was held last Monday evening August 11 at Realty office The report of the improvement com- indicated results of good work being accomplished All the weeds on vacant property between and and from Western to Vincennes had been cut also through the efforts of Alderman McKinlay all the Streets in the community have been repaired The committee asked that resolution be adopted and copy sent to Alderman Donald S McKinlay thanking him for his accomplishments This passed unanimously as RESOLUTION WHEREAS Alderman Donald S WAGON DRIVER IS STRUCK MONDAY BY SURFACE CAR J F Williams 8152 Elizabeth street a driver for the Ira J Mix dairy com- pany was seriously injured early Monday morning at Monterey and Hermosa when a surface car struck the wagon at that point Williams was cut and bruised from the shock and at one time it was thought his condition to be serious however after observation by Dr atio Reed who attended the man at his home the physician declared him out of danger aside from a badly wrenched back and numerous cuts and bruises about the head and arms The cause of the accident is un- known Local Lad Wins In Treasure Hunt Events in the Lives of Little Men 1 William Kephart 10309 Hale Ave was one winner in the treasure hunt put on by the Y M C A at Camp Roosevelt last Sunday The large squad of boys started out to follow the mysterious clews which led them over several miles of rough through marshes and under- brush Some of the boys dropped out McKinlay has shown great interest in as the trail became more difficult but William held on and was re- knd in securing the repairing of streets now therefore BE IT RESOLVED by the GAN PARK BUSINESS AND IM- PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION that William Kephart held on and was re- warded by finally discovering a fine baseball with another treasure of a Bible found by another Chicago boy This was just one feature of the regular daily program of activities we extend to Alderman McKinlay the j provided at Camp Roosevelt by the sincere appreciation of this Chicago Y M C A Seven secretaries tion for his efforts in behalf of this give their time to handling the post office coaching athletics promoting community RESOLVED that a copy of this evening entertainments and providing resolution be spread upon the minutes for Catholic Jewish and Protestant and sent to Alderman McKinlay The report of the Business Men's Auxiliary committee was then taken u'p and after a little discussion was accepted and placed on file In the report of the Business Men's Auxiliary committee of the held Tuesday August 5 after giving the financial report stated that a motion was made seconded and carried that the Morgan Park Business Men's Auxiliary be dissolved and that all officers present their resignation to be effective September 2 1924 which religious services each Sunday Two Kidnappers Pull A Dick Turpin Wild west stuff right off the bat was pulled on Western Avenue at street recently when Arthur Reese -1237 Calumet Ave and Tillie Thornton 2138 street his com- were stalled in a mud hole tes i RIDGE WON GAME FROM GOES LITHO TOT A A GRAPER SNAGS MR MUSKIE WHILE ON A VACATION TOUR is the end of the fiscal year of the while autoing along the avenue Business Men's Auxiliary j The couple left the car and started The report from the games and sports committee was then presented in regards to finances Mr Wilkins reported was accepted for equipment and salary of umpires and that had been paid out The Ways and Means committee on the grounds reported received and had been spent leaving a balance of in the bank More money was still to provide for scats for the spectators Mr Wilkins said that some of the ladies had asked him if seats would be erected for their con- A motion was made and carried to take enough money from the general fund to pay for the grading of street for about 400 feet west of Western avenue After the reading of the Treasurers report showing a large balance in the treasury of all funds the meeting adjourned to walk to a garage to ask aid when two dapper young men in a Ford overtook them and graciously offered assistance to the unfortunate couple After getting into the car the two desperate Ambrose pulled a wicked Mr and Mrs G W Graper W street returned Monday August 11 from their vacation in Northern Wisconsin woods and lakes Mr Graper cashier of Calumet Trust and Saving Bank proudly exhibited a which weighed about twenty-five pounds Mr Graper caught the fish with minnow bait near Mercer Wisconsin and avers live bait is the only practical result to catch these fish as they seem to be wise to the equipment used by most men Union Services To End In Near Future The Union Services of the Morgan Park churches will hold but two more meetings this year Let every one- improve the opportunity of hearing j UN Well Known Locally as Blue land's Leading Merchant Had Retired Recently TO HOLD SOCIAL A should have been all thai the Gues Co should have had but for two costly errors the sixth inning Aside from the sixth the only other time that the visitors had a chance o score was in the eighth when the bases were loaded on account of two men being hit and a single but Ericsen tightened and re- tired the side In the Ridge half of the fifth walked and Ericsen laid down a then came fot the organization of the through with a screeching i Morgan Park Commercial club are to right sending j along nicely and Ridge scored again in the seventh showing signs of success in that and in the eighth Schampel started j business and professional men with a and three hard interested are signing their singles followed by a base on names on the Hst of charter members Plan To Connect All Business And Professional Men With New Organization WILL INCORPORATE SOON and an error scored 5 runs Mr R H has received a Landick one of the boys who helped letter of August 8 to beat us two weeks ago in a scrub written to the State in game played short for Ed Hermes regards to charter for new He didn't get any hits but made a tion stop at short that stopped a possible I The letter from Secretary of State pally i Emmerson recites the above name Saturday we have the Morgan Park Commercial Club with us again Manager Tally will b pears to-be for corporate blanks to be back Goes Lithographing Co R H A Robson 0 2 Moss 0 0 Cannon 0 3 Woods 2 3 Hanson 0 0 Oaks 0 0 Hummer 0 0 Gamble 0 0 Peterson 0 1 0 Continued on page used in ations for organization of profit Island's people visited Elu All Modern 51 a during the two weeks that it was open for public inspection Many wor from out of town and from Everybody was pleased arrangements of the home IS etc In all it was of a success ingly than the sponsors had J for The local chapter of the League of the Washington Heights j Methodist Episcopal church will hold an Tec Cream and a Box Social in Social and Recreational Room Friday evening August There will I be on sale ice cream fancy cakes ice-cold lemonade hot-dog wiches and surprise cat boxes Tickets I i HAD CARRIED ON FOR DAD be Rold that Ulc LY BLUE ISLAND ILLINOIS August office in the Social and Recreational Room by Scarcely a month after he had sold I Treasurer Mr Allen These tickets will be his interest in the Schmitt Bros 1 at any booth and all articles cantile Company Blue Island's largest will be sold only through The department store Herman J Schmitt surprise wjn auctioned to the its former head died at the home ot 4 u Iris sister Mrs Clara 10705 highest The social is under the w S Prospect avenue Morgan ark last i Fourth Department with Mr Kay as Fourth Vice-president I David Vanderpoel Ave is now in Colorado SPECIAL cents cents AllDay MONDAY TUESDAY I WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Claire Windsor Shop 1924 Monterey Ave looking gat on the man and ordered j Dr Frank H Levell next Sunday a him to allez toot sweet He did the Christian church corner Thc girl was held prisoner in the car as it drove away reported to the Gresham police He stated he saw the car driven rapidly ward on Ashland avenue and his girl friend was helpless to resist the dits No cause for the affair is known as the men were unknown to Reese Old Dick Turpin couldn't have led a faster one than this little ILLINOIS AUTOMOBILE CLUB PICNIC SUNDAY AUG 21 The annual of the Illinois Automobile Club will be held at low Cliff in the forest preserve a week from next Sunday it was an- at the club today Last year the picnic was attended by more than fifteen thousand persons There will be baseball and many other games and field sports as well as special entertainment for the nickers The route to Swallow Cliff is south on Western av to st west to Keane av and south to st Preparations are being made to take care of persons including parking space for their cars The 9921 Beverly Ave are at Coon Lake wood and Prospect Avenue August 17 at six o'clock in the afternoon Sorority Chapter To Hold Session The social meeting of Beta Chapter Delta Alpha Sorority will be held at the home of Eleanor Johnson 11050 Church St Friday August 15 The pledge service and mock tion will be held at the home of j othy Schnce 11427 Saturday August 30 A picnic supper I will follow i Other committees will be announced 1 4 later A cordial welcome is extended body to attend Come and give a helping hand as the proceeds will go to the church PATIENTS AT OAK IN September 21 HUM patients in the Oak and in the Tuberculosis there were 401 July there In the Tuberculosis This a total increas of i and Tuberculosis I f tired and the two man bought thy J MORE OAK FOREST LAND IS FOR COOK One hundred thirty-two acres have been added to the Forest Preserve through recent purchases according to deeds filed for record this week One tract of RO acres opposite Oak Forest Infirmary has been quired from Ernest for a stated This holding is at the northwest corner of One Hundred Fifty-ninth street and Crawford avenue and is bounded on the north and west by the preserves Thursday heart trouble his retirement he most active in illness Until one of the city's successful business J Island nil His r f IK was born in Blue the Theresa Schmitt i in this tie and his in job rds Christinas favors etc which really the start scale Carl Schmitt then v left by his j faithful employees I heid the controlling in This sold his Brothers several k KUIK ral service fc were held froin home Monday afi o'clock by Aerie of and U- of in Mt Greenwood He leaves a II sistei of Bros their father Herman Schmitt then a successful general merchant of Blue Island village re- Doering and Mrs brothers Kmil of Louis of Mor of Blue A i and the North up to a year ago of the Blue Island Si Association Diverting its its V V f- At all times with
