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Newspaper

Oak Park Reporter Argus

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1905

Page

4

Memorial Day Address on Freedom and National Duty

A Memorial Day speech discusses postwar race relations, law enforcement, immigrant policy, and international arms reduction. It argues full citizenship for Black citizens, suppression of dangerous labor and capital power, selective immigration controls, and peaceful global leadership to reduce armaments. Events include a memorial service by The Ladies of the Past, floral tributes for sailors and veterans, and ceremonies at Forest Home Cemetery.

Newro Wendell Philips Les Strell Hele Imperia Strangwest Neo Man Hean Sandwich Philips Pine Islands Panama Canal Europe America Law Ife Grace A. Cook Post Lake Street Forest Home Cemetery C. A. Seales Daughters of Veterans

Annual meeting of Oak Park Sons and Daughters of Veterans

The Oak Park S and D V A held its annual meeting at Dr. R F Johannet’s home. Officers for 1905 06 were elected: President Rev C C McLean D D Vice president Mrs Dwight Jackson Secretary F H Ehrman Treasurer Mrs K S Rueff. Dr Johannet retires after years of service with a loyal membership.

Sons and Daughters of Veterans Association of Oak Park R. F. Johannet C. C. McLean D. D Dwight Jackson F H Ehrman Rueff A. F. Stor Ihrman

River Forest Training School Drum Corps Impress G A R Camp

The River Forest Training School drum corps, made up of twenty boys, drew more compliments at the G A R encampment than any other group. Superintendent John J. Campbell led the private boys’ school, which emphasizes private education rather than reform.

River Forest Training School River Forest John J. Campbell Rockford

Camping Out for Oak Park Cadets Planned Two Week Camp

Major W. Barber plans a two week camping outing for Oak Park Military School cadets at Fox Lake with tents boats and camp activities. The Warrington Opera House series backs the effort and invites veterans civic groups and former service members to visit join sail parade camp fires and storytelling with the cadets.

IF. W. Barber Oak Park Military School Warrington Opera House Military School Fox Lake Phil Sheridan Post Woman’s Relief Corps

Thanks Expressed After River Forest Fire at 1418 Forest Ave

Mr and Mrs J Mitchell Howard thank the River Forest community for swift aid during a fire at their home on May 24. Neighbors offered shelter and support, the fire department acted promptly, and the couple praise the kindness shown by strangers and friends alike.

River Forest Forest Avenue Father J. Mitchell Howard

Evening of Song and Story in Negro Dialect Delights Audience

An Epworth League event at the May 19 program at the Cuyler Avenue M B E Church drew strong praise for performers. Maud McLean Stevens charmed in dialect, Ida Evans and Grace Evans enriched with whistling and piano, Louise Bischoff and Merle Brayton offered violin duets, Minnie C White gave solos, Marie Anderson played The Maiden's Wish and Hungarian Rhapsody No 13, while Sallie Hadfield celebrated the concert’s success as the year ends.

Cuyler Avenue Maud Mclean Stevens Ida Evans Maywood Grace Evans Louise Bischoff

Missionary Night at Cuyler Avenue Church Delights Crowd

Sunday May 28 the Junior Epworth League presented a memorable program at Cuyler Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Each number shone as the best yet with teachers and pupils praised for their training under Mrs J W Lawrence.

Cuyler Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League J. W. Lawrence

Oak Park Library Announces Summer Vacation Card

Oak Park Public Library partners with ACOVILLE INSTITUTE to issue a free summer vacation card for Oak Park residents. During June to August holders may borrow ten books for two months with a three cent daily fine after expiration. Limit five fiction titles, ten non fiction. recent novels excluded.

Oak Park Acoville Institute

Three Extension Lectures Planned for Next Year

The committee on extension lectures schedules six lectures by Prof John Graham Brooks on Social Utopias and Practical Politics followed by six astronomy talks by F R Moulton and a Shakespeare series by Dr Richard Moulton.

John Graham Brooks Cambridge Mass Brooks England Chicago Oak Park F. R. Moulton Chicago University Richard Moulton Shakespeare Simon Newcomb King Lear Julius Caesar

Smallpox Quarantine At Oak Park Issued

Health officials quarantined 111 Lake street in Oak Park after Robert Slaughter, a Black resident, contracted smallpox. The department placed him in the pest house to contain the disease and prevent spread.

Lake Street Robert Slaughter Health Department

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