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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
5
Agenta visits Austin to showcase Lowney's Goods offerings. The event highlights product range and availability for local customers. Community attendees preview new items and discuss bulk purchasing options.
News of the Town notes many local moves and visits. W H Philpot moves to 420 Clark Ave while Dr George Stannard dies in Reed City D. April st. The Mozart Club meets April 21 and the Austin Art League eyes pre summer talks. Numerous residents travel, illness is reported, and social events fill the week.
Cicero town trustees meet at 122 North Oak Park on April 7 1900 with President Lewis and six trustees present. They approve prior minutes and hear reports on sidewalk repairs and a $100 payment dispute with Lester Andrew for water records work. An Aurora Wheaton & Chicago Railway bond is approved and a water rates repeal is ordered. Rebate list read with numerous names and amounts.
The Vindicator previews Rev. A M White pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Austin as he marks fifty years April 19 at Library Hall. Born in New Jersey he moved to Illinois as a youth and became a wagon-maker before entering ministry in 1882.
Miss Janet Kin niment and Mr William C Tompkins married Tuesday evening April 10 at the bride’s mother Mrs Isabella M Kin niment 1308 S Boulevard with Rev James Tompkins officiating The couple entered to Lohengrin’s wedding march and will reside in Peoria Illinois
Oak Park Club hosted Lime Kiln Club vaudeville with Kerr and Mrs Hall delivering polished acts. April programs include Krells orchestra dance April 17, Oak Park orchestra concert April 24, and a smoker April 28. The club's bowling finals saw Hammond win four back and Barrows take cocked hat, with a postponed Duplicate Whist Club event set for Saturday night.
The Siloam Commandery of Oak Park will hold Easter services at 3 30 p m Sunday in the M E Church Oak Park Dr Rastmos will deliver the sermon special music will be provided and the church will be tastefully decorated
Oak Park High School chorus of 300 voices will perform Christoforus at the First Congregational Church on Friday evening April 10. Soloists include Miss Hadrick, Miss Grace Cooley, Mr. Lawrence Sturryant, and Geo Spelman. Proceeds support school athletic interests. tickets are 25 cents.
The program lists a concert at Library Hall with pieces including The Lord is My Strength Sanctus Benedictus sung by the choir and tenor George W. Pither, Nocturne No 5 and other works by W C E Seeboeck and Mrs Bertha Burras, and selections by Mr Bernard Barradell with duets and choruses.
Easter will be observed next Sunday at 10 30 a m with special music including choruses Awake Thou That Sleepest Ye Bells of Easter Day a solo The Dawn of Redemption by Edith Hollenbeck and a 5 o clock vesper with Christ Our Passover The Radiant Morn Has Passed Away plus a solo by Mr Adams Sermon on The Resurrection and Easter Vesper Happenings.
Local residents attend luncheons and card parties while clubs plan events in Oak Park Illinois. March through April social gatherings include euchre nights dances lectures and a travel class with names of hostesses and participants.
The assessor urges property owners to file returns with schedules left for personal property assessment. Schedules must be sworn before the assessor or deputy at 122 North Oak Park Avenue Oak Park 8 30 a m to 5 p m with possible evening hours noted. Chris F Haffner Assessor Town Hall Oak Park.
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