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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1900

Page

2

Cicero Town Board Set For April Installation and Appointments

The new Cicero town board is to be installed Saturday evening, April 24, and will create the office of commissioner of public works. Thomas Hunter joins several council committees including streets and alleys west. President-elect J J Jones faces multiple applicants for town attorney, led by Ross J Hall and William Ritchie with Ritchie favored. An ordinance seeks amicable settlement with the water company, covering town obligations and lowering rates.

Cicero Town Board Commissioner of Public Works Thomas Hunter J. J. Jones Cicero Ross J. Hall Wm. Ritchie John Lewis Ritchie Board of Cheero Water Company

Pledge Broken as Council Organizes Non-Partisan Committees

Before the election the Municipal Voters League accused bias against the Republican aldermanic nominee. At the first council meeting the committees were chosen by a Republican caucus with support from some Democrats, violating pledges and angering the mayor. Badenoch defended keeping promises. others broke theirs and risked the ward’s support.

Municipal Voters’ League Johnny” Powers League Harrison Badenoch Chicago Municipal Voters' League New Gang

Week of Special Services at First Congregational Oak Park

The Oak Park First Congregational Church held a Passion week program with nightly talks and music. Notable contributions included Dr Hoyt on Christ in the Temple, Miss Jessie Warner’s contralto, and Prof Chamberlain on Christ in the Home and in Prayer. Other evenings featured Mr A R Thorn and Dr Barton with choir accompaniment.

First Congregational Church Oak Park Hoyt the Temple Hansel Dy, Conley the Baptist Church Christ Jessie Warner Chamberlain Sue Harrington Furbeck A. R. Thorn Grace Hall Flemingway Barton Falk Regnar Church Dana Stannard Cedar Street Rapid City George Stannard Austin Stannard Chicago Homeopathic Medical College Sophie Weisser Denver Col Mary E. Mather Pine Avenue William Kimball Ziegfeld Chicago Musical College Aiegfeld Club Louis Falk Carl Ziegfeld Smiley W. Ll. Demorest Elgin D. Ll. Demorest Aurora

W C T U Third District Conference Set for Austin

The semi annual conference of the third district Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday April 17 1900 at the Baptist church on Pine avenue Austin. Ladies bring lunch tea and coffee served in the afternoon a full program both sessions with a silver medal contest in the evening all are cordially invited.

Third District Woman's Christian Temperance Union Pril Austin Bapist Pine Avenue

Hiring Call at Norton Brothers Maywood

A factory advertises night shift staffing and seeks many boys for employment. Interested applicants should call or visit the Employment Office at Norton Brothers in Maywood Illinois.

Norton Brothers Maywood, Ill

Ten Things That Make a Man Happy Not What He Wordlessly Desires

A concise reflection contrasts happiness from possessions with the relief found in desire unfulfilled, suggesting fulfillment comes less from what one owns and more from what one declines to chase.

Methodist Notes and Church Improvements Schedule

The church adds a pulpit furniture design by Alfred Lindsey of Boston, with A. H. Andrews Company handling the order. Sidewalk work around Ohio Street and Central Avenue to Albert Anderson of Austin costs about $600. A $2,000 local subscription is urged to boost property values and support a first class walk and temple. Library Hall hosts Is There a Life Beyond, and a Easter missionary concert by the Junior Epworth League. The program includes readings, music, and a short sermon by Pastor J Mitchell Howard. 50 cent admission. all invited.

Alfred Lindsey Boston White A. H. Andrews Company Albert Anderson Austin Ohio Street Central Avenue North Central Avenue Library Hall Epworth League Warren White Resurrection Plant

Easter Services at First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church plans elaborate Easter services with morning worship at 10 30 featuring a sermon Some Therefore s of the Resurrection and a 3 o clock Sabbath school session. An evening Easter Musical Service includes Mediation Spring Song Alleluia and Easter carols with organ violin and choral selections.

First Presbyterian Church J. Cor Voleckman Lansing Grainer Berwald Jesus Schuecker Barnes Mendelssohn

Easter Party for Children at Second Congregational Church

Teachers and officers of the Second Congregational Church host a Saturday April 14 Easter party for children and mothers. The unique program features songs, games, stories, and handout flower seeds to plant and share blossoms with Chicago’s poor districts. Two large plaster eggs with small ducks and bon-bons serve as souvenirs.

Second Congregational Church Chicago

Easter Services at First Baptist Church Austin

Easter will be observed at First Baptist Church of Austin with morning and evening sermons by Rev. Clarence Elgine Lapp. A special musical program features a quartet and the choral union performing well known choruses and an anthem. A baptism is planned during the evening service. Flowers and palms decorate the church for the day.

First Baptist Church of H. F. Loud Caleb Simper Christ Scott Buck

Easter Services at Corner Washington and Oak Park Church

At 10 30 a m Easter Sunday the pastor will deliver The Easter Story a Miss Mae Olds will sing with violin obligato by Miss Stella Branch. At noon Sunday school Easter exercises. 3 p m Junior League. 6 45 p m Senior Epworth League 6 45 p m fellowship. 7 30 p m sermon by the pastor. The church will be tastefully decorated and invites all without a regular church home.

Washington Boulevard Oak Park J. Clayton Yonker

Deaths in Austin and Nearby Areas Highlight Local Obituaries

Obituaries note Herman M. Gillett of Austin and Chicago roots, born 1851 in New York, died at home after a long illness. Survived by wife Hattie Orr, daughter Hazel, and father Cyrus Gillett. funeral held by Masons at Forest Home. Also listed: Mrs. J. S. Remage 42, Mrs. W. H. Norris 84, A. R. Branley 70 missing since January, Dorcas McCormac born Tennessee 1818, and related service details in Austin and Oak Park.

Austin Herman M. Gillett Ftowa Street Hope Mr. Gillett New York Chicago Hattie Orr Sandwich Hazel Cyrus Gillett McLeod, Mont Herman Gillett Ele Forest Home J. S. Remage Maple Avenue Oak Park Rev. Hoyt W. H. Norris la Grippe Oak Park Avenue Rev Conley Delavan Wis A. R. Branley Rose Hill Rev. Johnson Dorcas M’cormac Dwight Case N. Central Avenue A. M. White Tennessee Indiana J. H. McCormac Washington, D

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Hattie B. Gillett

Expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and support after the passing of husband Harry Gillett. Signed by Mrs. Hattie B. Gillett.

Harry Gillett Syimnothy

Testimonial Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

An English testimonial from William Savory of Warrington praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best in the world for bronchitis. He credits it with saving his wife after six years bedridden, noting she is now well. Sold by J.P. Garner & Co. in Austin and George Koch & Co. in Moreland.

Chamberlain William Savory Warrington England J.P. Garner & Co Austin George Koch & Co Moreland

Hawthorne council approves licenses and street works

Town trustees authorize payments totaling 1287.59 and approve ordinances for plank walks on Thirtieth and Twenty-ninth streets and Garfield avenue. They adopt plans to buy fire department harness and issue warrants, with a committee report granting Chris Jepson a saloon license for $1,000. The board adjourns to April 12, 1900.

Frink Hafner Linn, MacDonald and Trallt Nays Attridge Utley F. W. Pringle D. W. Storrs Clyde Clyde Avenue Ogden Avenue Twenty-second Street Robert F. Linn, Jr Peter MacDonald MacDonald Oak Park Avenue James A. Martin

Card of Thanks from the Stanley Family

Mrs Lois A R Stanley and family express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and help of neighbors and friends during their bereavement. They thank Rev Johnson for consoling words at the burial.

Lois A. R. Stanley Mr. Johnson Lois Ai. R Stanley Fred P. Stanley R. B. Stanley

Lost Lively canine with tag 1058 in Oak Park

Missing dog described as liver and white pointer. Collar bears license number 1058. Owner offers reward and asks finder to return to 103 Chicago Avenue, Oak Park.

Chicago Ave Oak Park

Street Car Conductor Fined For Overcrowded Car

No Street Car Etrapa Jr. the conductor in Hamburg faces a 60 cent fine for carrying a passenger without a seat in a crowded street car.

Etrapa Jr Hamburg

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