South Cicero Community Notes Aimed at Local Readers
Local items recount condolences for the Donnellys and community reactions to deaths, new residents, business openings, and school district elections. Notices include Frank Navert’s fishing hobby, Pye & Kane plumbing firm launch, and RA Barker’s civic events, with church services and a fire alarm project update in Hawthorne and Clyde areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Goodwin
Dake Bakery
Chicago
Tawthearne Indians
Pye & Kane
St. Hawthorne
Pee & Kane
Burty-eighth Street
Twentyninth Street
Ma Pye
Lawthorne
Kapela
Cicero Advocate
Max
Bure Tle
St. Dionysius Clarely
Houre of Education
Squire
George Comerford
Squires
Mr. Comerford SS. Charles
Nelson
Fred Rimmer
Martin Kaweszynski
Kawczynski Ees
Zimmer
Squire Aid Nelson
Wawczynskhi
Jacob Rabisho
Storr’s Place
Rabbisho
Ryland & Coe
Hawthorne
Red Palmer
Noaa
Overacker
Clyde Aversite
Quinsy
de Condon
New and Popular Waaret for Planoforte by George H. Piseheer
A new piece titled Waaret by George H. Piseheer for the planoforte in six eight time features a medal and is described as an alternative and pleasant tune. It includes the Wink for the two step dance and is published by J Wiseher & Bro New York. Price seven cents with ors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butehes
Columbus
George HL. Piseheer
J. Wiseher
Bro
Bible Tie
New York
Price
Women’s Club of Austin Hosts Talk on Home and School
The Social See, the Women’s Club of Austin, held a semi monthly meeting April 1 in club rooms. Miss Sarah Griswold, principal of Ohio Street School, spoke on the link between home and school and early moral training. Discussion followed with notes on education, honesty, and cooperation between parents and teachers. Refreshments served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club OF
Austin
Clare
Department of Home and Education
Griffing
Sarah Griswold
Ohio Street
Miss Griswold
Three O Clock Club Shines In Social and Study Programs
The club is praised for its broad program and well presented subjects. Its April 20 meeting at South Park avenue with Mrs George Park and Mrs Annie Lawrence Perley featured entertaining talks on journalists and periodicals. Seventy five guests enjoyed light refreshments as the hostess Mrs Parks impressed. Plans for 1897 98 promise unusual interest with France as the upcoming topic. Mrs Dr Hill chairs the committee with aides Mrs Middleton Mrs Smith and Mrs Ballard. Austin commended for fostering such helpful mental stimulus through the Three O Clock Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Park
South Park Avenue
Annie Lawrence Perley
Oak Park Banjo ClubGives Evening Program
A large Oak Park audience over 500 enjoyed a banjo club concert led by Theo Bliss with Sue Allin Harrington Ida King and Ethel Robeson Gerts. The program featured Normandie March songs laments Man devotes and a second part with the Concerto Mapanita Waltzes and dancing followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Sue Allin Harrington
Ida King
Ethel Robeson Gerts
Apphutye
Theo
Bliss
Banjeaurines
EP. Bliss
AL Starrett
Roof
Tom
Normandie Mareh
Armstrong Banjo Club
Dragon Plies
Harde
Sue Atlin Harrington
Janitaries Patrol
Banjo Club
Chadwick Banjo Club
Hawley
Bhatton Sue Alin Harrington
Capitan
Eed Henning
Hildach
de Bennot
Rosey
Second Congregational Church Eck Easter Services Amid Revival
The Second Congregational Church led by Sidney Strong holds morning worship at 10 30 with the sermon Mating With Publicans and Sinners and Easter music repeated. An evening service features a Ralph Clarkson story and special songs by Emily Pitkin and others as a two weeks revival proceeds at the M E Church Berwyn drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Sidney Strong
Ti. Duff
M. i
Berwyn
Bert Rice
Universal Quartette of
Chicago
Provise School Funds and District Finances in 1890s
District records show receipts and balances across districts 4 5 6 7 in Cook County Illinois. Entries list township funds, state and town treasurers, bond sales, interest allocations, and expenditures for teaching, fuel, repairs, furniture, and clerk salaries during April 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JBOG
Cee Eee
Pepe
Township treasurer records and county funding summary
The document records receipts and expenditures of the Union District township fund with balances and transfers. It notes payments for printing rent election fees stationery and apportionment to districts and lists amounts received from county superintendents and town funds. An appended note mentions Nevada canyon jack rabbits freezing in cold weather, hunted by Washoe and Piute Indians for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Vor
Soha Citelobies
Mncidentals of Trustees Township
Nevada
King’s New Discovery For Consumption Adverts
An old medical advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and consumption. It claims cure for whooping cough asthma fever pneumonia bronchitis and la grippe and promises safety for all ages with a money back guarantee and free trial bottles at Lovell’s and Traill’s Drug Stores in Oak Park and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Lovell
Oak Park
Traill
Austin
Suburban Railway Time Card Copy from January 1807
Fragmentary copy shows a suburban railway time card likely from January 1807 with city names such as Chivasoa Oak Park and Chic ag in the text. It includes times and notes about leave arrive and reserves, but legibility is poor and essential details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivasoa
Oak Park
Slocum
Itv
Ube
MEN OF MARK AND MISCELLANY OF NOTABLES
Col Sanderson has completed a model of his yacht Afreet for the German Emperor at His Majesty's request. The two rater vessel was built from the colonel's own design. Miss Mary French notes her father earned nothing from his popular poem A Little Peach in an Orchard Grew. Herbert Smith's music brought him 35 dollars and publishers 50. Sir Julian Pauncefote began public life in London as a barrister thirty years ago and entered foreign affairs via Hong Kong as attorney general. Dr Comtegean, head of the Pasteur Institute and Belgrade museum, died after swallowing corrosive sublimate by mistake in the dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Sanderson
M. P
Mary French
Herbert Smith
Julian Pauncefote
London
Hong Kong
Comtegean
Pasteur Institute
Museum of Natural History
Belgrade
Water Service Pipe Construction in Cicero Harvey Avenues
Sealed duplicate proposals invited for water service pipes on Harvey Avenues from Madison to Jackson in Cicero. Payment from Special Assessment No. 581. Bids due 7:50 p.m. May 1, 1897. Require 10 percent certified check. Town reserves right to reject bids. J Ro Drent, Town Clerk, April 14, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Avenues
Madison Street
Jackson Street
Cicero
Board of Trustees
J. Ro. Drent
Austin
Cicero Town Bids for Harvey Avenue Macadam Work
The Town of Cicero invites bids for Harvey Avenue from Madison to Jackson in accordance with ordinance and specifications on file in the Engineer's Office. Bids are due by 7 30 p m Saturday May 1 1897 with a 10 percent certified check. The Board may reject any or all bids. J R Drent Town Clerk Austin Illinois April 14 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Avenue
Madison Street
Jackson Street
Cicero
W.hen
Board of Trustees
J.R. Drent
Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Donnelly
John Clausen
Jack O'Shea
BB & Q
Flis
Ai. G. P. Navert
George Barrett
Sag
Clyde
Ralph Jlall
la Vergne
Lavneb
J. Dinas
Down
Mich
C. W Mmtt OR
Salvation Ay Wits
AL i
Othe Clytte High Archool
Devessars
Tee Tansock
O Brien
Waters
Hancock
Austin Avenue
Phes
Odd Fellows
Bell
Tad
Mines
Palmer
Muir
Oliver Damas
Rota
Onmou
Michigan
Dravid
M. BE
Red Gough
Sehafer
Heqoe
Ceorge Washington
Hittie George Wash
Elul
Elu
Alt. Palmer
J.C. Bennett
Bennett
A. W. Seegert
May Waters
Otis Piper
Gregory
Piper
of. Turney
Fenn
J. Dastep
Berkeley Avenue
Clayton
Mapte Avenue
Vern
Garlville
Madge
Obermaier
Miro
Sudlier
Miroth Avenue
Ants
Harold Avenue
Sole
Ted
William Brown
Tring Avenue
Colorado
Robertugene
O. F. Andrews
Tiaq
Alfred Londen
Windsor Avenue
Peter Nelson
Bawden
Old Country
Llarlem
Hlaydius
Bornsi Oriterio
Bine
Organi Zea Baseball Toga
Qanong
Lebio Wimirsday
W. Pinderer
Acvhimmoey
Ma Palmer
Borwyn
Clrcle
Proviso
Three O'Clock Club
Austen
Oak Park Club
Banjo Chile
Prairie Club Notes
The
Prairie Club of
Conus Club
Predsimith
Club Street
Linden Park
Ja K. Klstrup
Captain Klartigan
Fred Smith
Lo. (Jemenson
Frank Little
River Forest
Lewis
South Ova Park
Ridgeland Hall
J. i. and I. Club
Harlem Library Association
William Wierce
George Butters
Garner
Angstin
Louis Mr. Spoon
Stevens
Katharyne Carr
Miss McCullagh
G. A A. Griswold
Maywood
Alta —. Brink
Bert Bigs
Miss Cummings
Silas McDonald
Ona Park
Mr. Butters
Otis Place
Wiraneh
Mr. Garner
Charles P. Miller
Larrem
Alt. Guvett
Perce
Soadwitlie
Meg. Prudrasnick
Chience
Seluybert Mandolin Club
Ma. Ambrose
Edwin R. Case
North
Robinson Avenue
Kemper
Foreman
Case
Currie Ruth Harvey
William Hl. Tasker
Ok Park
J. ¥. Morrell
Wesley Avenue
H. P. Young
Kenilworth Avenue
United States
W. Owen
Maple Avenue
A. Austin
Lee
Mesdames Morton
Straight
George S. Vallette
Mr. Baldwin
Freer Green House
P. EE. Wilson
North Fenecld
Ridgeland
No AL McClary
South Grove Avenue
Ashleman
Europe
Bryan
Ohio
the Ladies of the Baptist Church
Jorgenson
Mo EL
Salvationists
Piney
Range
Cook County
State of
Utinoels
Omer
the Tawnship
Herman Kl. Scharenberg
Herman HH. Scharien Berg
M. BP. Cover
Plarlem
CGO
Board of Educattion
Asty
Isti
SIS Lott SS 2d
Sutin
State
Astnt Msa
Harid
Agato
Ted Beauly
NTE
Bal- Bmc
Whateva
Turbon O
Ipustoes
Bee “Eeckard
Culwysse
Mor PedeHing Co.cc
Mor Fonciture Co
Bo Usby
Cush
Dalanee
Tees
TSA
Boarole Education
Munich
Nols
State All Town Fund
Staats SU
Total Pals
Pedle Board OF Education
LTS
Agerit
Bsai
Tinel
Doral
Daterest
Rptes Tor
Potal
Statement OF Cicero School Funds
Hitneis
Spt
TITAS
Anu
Garin
Misa Tsa
Ine
SSO
Rigour GT
Sin
SING
Ava
Sisa
Balances
Geo
AL Philbrick
Philbric
Th. W. Austin
Gkro. HH
Park
GRO
CC. Blanden
Board of Trustees of Schools of
Township No
Range No. 15
Tash Om Dian
Hauad
Wef Herman HH. Scharenberg
Dre
King
Carl Saier
Schuressan Trite Ue
Lwon ci Tie Aly
Mark
Bucklen
Oak Birks
Aon Traill
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