Hyde Park Herald Inc. details and school consolidation note
Florence Goold and Aron Bruce Sagan lead the Hyde Park Herald with editor Mary Louise Stouffer and manager Jean Garner Jacobs. The paper, established 1882 by Bennett and Dresser, serves Hyde Park Kenwood, urging rapid school board action toward clustering Hyde Park High School with a nearby high school.
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Bruce Sagan
Florence Goold
Mary Louise Stouffer
Jean Garner Jacobs
Vena Skonick
Ralph Weston
Fred Fuller Bennett
Clarence P Dresser
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Hyde Park High School Cluster Proposal Emerges
At a marathon school board meeting on Wednesday, Supt. Benjamin C. Willis urged a new Hyde Park area high school at Murray School to join Hyde Park High, amid editorials favoring shared enrollment and concerns over overcrowding. A Herald piece from Aug 26 1964 argued for regional collaboration and warned that delaying action hurts community morale as enrollment surpasses capacity.
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Marathon
Benjamin C. Willis
Murray
Hyde Park High School
Herald
Hyde Park
Kenwood
Hyde Park High
Willis
Clergy and Nuns Targeted by Discrimination in Civil Rights Era
Alderman argues religious leaders like clergymen and nuns play key social roles and should not face unequal public treatment. The piece cites Hyde Park and Woodlawn clergy, the Daughters of Charity, and nuns jailed during a civil rights protest, urging refunds of fines and equal citizen rights regardless of faith.
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Chicago
Hyde Park
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Leslie Pennington
First Unitarian Church
Jacob Weinstein
R.A.M
Kenwood
Woodlawn
Father Farrell
Holy Cross
Arthur Brazier
Apostolic Church
Charles Leber
Ulysses Blakely
First Presbyterian
Charles Jordan
Woodlawn Methodist
Mary Peter Claver
Loretto Academy
Hyde Parkers
TWC
53Rd
63Rd Street
Near West Side
Daughters of Charity
Marillac House
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Louise de Marillac
Boy Scout Food Tales From Indiana Dunes Trips
The article recounts Boy Scout tales of feasts during trips to the Indiana Dunes led by John Hawkinson. It mentions wild garlic soup with fiddle head fern garnish and pancakes from powdered cattail roots as part of the culinary storytelling.
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Boy Scout
Indiana Dunes
John Hawkinson
Woodlawn
Hidden Harvest In Our Hyde Park Yard
The narrator recalls edible yard treats from mulberry pies made by Mrs. Harrison to mint in beverages and jelly from mint leaves and crabapples. Instructions for mint jelly and crabapple jelly are shared, with notes on preparation, coloring, and serving ideas. The piece ends hinting daylilies as another yard food source.
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R. Wendel Harrison
Hawk
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