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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1896

Page

4

Fatal accident on Randolph street in Oak Park

Four Chicago Telephone linemen rode a wagon along Randolph near Clinton when a Chicago and Northern Pacific train struck. Foreman Frank Wood was decapitated, Julius Bodine and Ed Williams and Mark Dugan injured. Wood leaves a widow and three children. Bodine later taken to county hospital as others aided at the scene.

Chicago Telephone Company Randolph Street Northern Pacific Clinton Avenue Oak Park Frank Wood Julius Bodine Ed Williams Mark Dugan Chicago & Northern Pacific Clinton Street Williams Dugan Int Wood Bodine Louis Reichier C. Br. Robinson Wood Drechsler Telephone Company

Graduation Exercises Highlight Weeklong Commencement

A Congrega tional church ceremony capped commencement week with a large crowd in attendance. The program featured festival hymn, High School Chorus, various orations by Roxie Seabury Edna Ward Royverett Tomlinson and Edwin O Vaile Jr, and diploma presentations by Chas Burton. Graduates from Latin and Modern Language courses were listed with numerous names.

Congregational Church Alice V. Skillins Edwin Nelson Nash Roxie Katharyne Seabury Agassiz Edwin Orlando Vaile, Jr Edna Ward Royverett Tomlinson Burton Board of Education Ray Everett Tomlinson FL Go Musign Roxit Seabury Lyda Wells Clara Wheeler Elizabeth Bostedo Daisy Butler Edith Conant Mary Helderkin Neira Tlatcher Mabel Herschbach Jessie Ketcham Clara Middleton Mary Pridl Anna Lechlind Jessie Scot Netlie Sherman Adiee Skillin Wdna Ward W. H

High School Class Day Exercises Delight Audience

The High School building hosted Thursday evening class day exercises with a packed audience and no printed programs. Personalities were playfully featured, caricatures drew laughs, and responses showed the speakers were well met. Graduating exercises will be held Friday evening.

Maywood High Plans First Baccalaureate Service

The Maywood High School class of 1996 requests Rev. George H. Kemp deliver a baccalaureate sermon at Congregational church Maywood on Sunday morning June 21. The first Maywood baccalaureate is noted with much interest. graduation follows at Maywood Hall on Friday June 26.

Maywood High School Geo. H. Kemp Congregational Church Maywood Maywood Hall

Commencement honors for Rev Ro H Pooley at Northwestern

The degree of doctor of divinity was conferred on Rev. Ro H Pooley by Northwestern University during Thursday evening’s commencement. A reception followed at the home of Mr GC K Bolles on Lake Street with about one hundred attendees. A city event noted as well as local mischief and thefts, including Flitcraft removal from a Madison Street car after an etiquette dispute. Two horses vanished from a barn but were recovered by the pound master. A boy narrowly escaped injury when hit by a carriage wheel as firemen passed by. Local arrests included Wan Sehnabauer Frank Davison and Win Burke for stealing barrels. $27.83 found in their possession. Phil Sheridan post ladies group met with Aunt Lizzie Aikin as guest of honor, delivering an engaging talk despite her immobility.

Ro H. Pooley Methodist Church Northwestern University KK. Bolles Lake Street A. J. Flitcraft Burt Housman James H. Billings Flitcraft Madison Street Jie Mr. Flitcraft W. I. Kerkhoff Kenilworth Avenue Austin Anderson Marion Street Wan Sehnabauer Frank Davison Win Burke Omecer Potaker Ladies of Phil Sheridan Post Cheney North Grove Avenue Lizzie Aikin War Morse

Oak Park High Student Daisy Butler Wins Second in Declamation

Ridgeland celebrates Miss Daisy Butler winning second prize in the Oak Park high school commencement declamation. Others: Hiram Coombs family to spend summer at Gage's Lake. Ontario and Harvey street old school to be torn down for an eight grade building. Bolot. Coughie and McAvoy attend Boloit College commencement. Mr Caughrie to travel for a dry goods firm after July.

Hiram Coombs Familly Gage's Lake Daisy Butler Oak Park High School Ridgeland Ontario and Harvey Streets Bolot. Coughie McAvoy Boloit College W. A. Bartlett Lowell Freer

Proposals Sought for Cicero Sidewalk Construction

The Town of Cicero invites duplicate seated proposals for sidewalk construction north and south of Twelfth Street. Bids due 7:30 p.m. June 20, 1986, with a $100 certified check. Work supervised by the Inspector of Sidewalks. payments from Special Assessment Funds.

W C T U Tea to be Held at Miss Bartree’s Home

W C T U ladies visit Dunning wards giving flowers cake and fruit to patients. On June 19 a tea at 54 Robinson Avenue and Sed Street will feature an address by the third district president and Mrs Champlin of the Austin union. Oak Park High baseball at Doughts Park reports eight games with four wins and four losses. Hyde Park leads.

Dunning Oak Park Doughts Park Hyde Park

Delayed issue and local railcar notes in Chicago area

Subscribers are informed of a delay due to unexpected circumstances. The piece notes improvements to Chicago and Northwestern suburban service with new cars, while J B Conway of Oak Park seeks canal rights for colored delegates and Cicero affairs receive press mockery over a trolley conductor incident.

J. 8. Conway Oak Park McKinley Canton Tifer Ilinois St. Louis

Sealed Proposals for Water Pipe Project in Ci cero Town

Sealed duplicate proposals addressed to the Town Clerk and the Town President are invited for constructing water supply pipes on Twenty sixth Street from Lyman to Austin in Ci cero. Bids due by 7 30 p m on June 20th 1890 with 10 percent certified check. The town reserves right to reject any or all bids.

Twenty-sixth Lyman Avenue Austin Avenue Cicero Board of Trustees J. AL Drent Town Chen Twenty-sixth Street Augusta Street Iron Prairie Avenue Central Avenue J. R. Drent Prairie Avenue

Cicero Sealed Proposals for Water Service Pipes

The Town of Cicero invites sealed proposals for constructing water service pipes on Twenty sixth Street from Lyman Avenue to Austin Avenue. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check. Proposals due June 20, 1896. The Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. JR Drent.

Board of Trustees Cicero JR. Drent Board of Education N. Rane Austin Austino FW. Meadows

7 8 or 9 room frame houses in Maywood area

7 8 or 9 room conveniently arranged frame houses on stone foundations with water and sewer, complete baths, furnace flues, Georgia pine, parquet floors, electric wires, hardwood mantels, speaking tubes, broad verandas and antique hardware. Maywood offers churches, schools, stores, and society. reached by several rail lines and elevated combines in 24 minutes.

Village Officials Schedule at Maywood Village Hall

The President and Clerk of the Village of Maywood will be at the Village Hall every Saturday evening from 7 to 8 30 for official business. The Finance Committee meets on the second and fourth Wednesday nights each month at the village hall for auditing bills and related items. The Village Board meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month.

Maywood

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