Local Arts and Social Notes Highlight June Events
Chicago Piano College pupils under Mrs Maude M Topham perform at Kimball Rehearsal Hall on June 15. Baptist Foreign Missionary Society met at First Baptist Church Austin for all day sessions with 450 attendees. Civic Soul of America lecture by Prof C M Babcock drew strong interest. Osgood and Warder wed quietly at a Englewood home, plan East travel then reside at 5437 Indiana Street after July 1.
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Chicago Piano College
Maude M. Topham
Kimball
Austin
C. M. Babcock
Soul Culture Club
Clyde Bennett
Little Grace Owen
Edwin
Osgood
June Warder
Henry Warder
Sangamon Street
Englewood
Indiana Street
Annewalt Delivers Morning Papers At 6 Oclock
Austin readers are urged to note that Annewalt the circulator will deliver the morning papers at 6 oclock each day. Breakfast papers are available and ready for pickup. Fire damage reported at the Snow Flake Laundry from last Sunday morning.
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Austin
Annewalt
M. J. Madigan
North Park Avenue
Henry C. Hankermeyer
B. A. McBurney
Chas. Kowlsky
South Boulevard
Lightning rods protect property when properly installed
A brief note from the Philadelphia Record quotes that troubles grow when nurtured, with a nod to cautious advice. The message also mentions a box address in Austin Illinois and asserts reasonable, quality work on lightning rod installations.
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Austin, Hl
Marriages Highlight Chicago and Austin Social Scene
A series of Chicago and Austin weddings unfolds with ceremonies at St Catherine's Church in Austin and homes on North Park Avenue and Greenwood Avenue. Couples include Frank Hankermeyer and Lena Rubert, Wm Holderness and Clara Twittingham, Genevieve Cusack and John Bradshaw, Edith Steele and Walter Maas, F L Perkins and Maggie McEllvaney, Chas Hamiston and Myrtle Wheeler, Burnside White and Walter Howland, Catherine Reiterman and William Kennedy, Clara McCulloch and Byron Christian. Reports note attendees, color schemes, and post wedding homes in Austin, Oak Park, and Englewood.
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St. Catherine’s Church
Austin
Genevieve Marie Cusack
John A. Bradshaw
the Chronicle
Jeanette Hickey
Eduard Foley
Walter T. Sullivan
Geo. Coghlin
Midway Park
Edith Elizabeth Steele
Walter E. Maas
John Steel
Greenwood Avenue
Maywood
Lillian Steele
Miss May Steel
Ella Lovett
Sydney Steel
Chicago
Oak Park
F. L. Perkins
Maggie McEllvaney
North Park Avenue
A. M. White
Chas
E. Hamiston
Lincoln
Neb
Myrtle Wheeler
Howard Avenue
Austin Fair
Hamiston
Burnside White
A. B. White
Walter Hasbrook Howland
Rev
S. M. Johnson
Edith Marie Oram
Thomas Howland
South Prairie Avenue
Chas. Reiterman
Catherine Reiterman
William C. Kennedy
Pennsylvania Line
Lewis Betterman
H. F. Fisk
D. D
Academy of the
Northwestern University
Kennedy
Englewood
Clara Alice McCulloch
Robert McCulloch
Byron Christian
First Congregational Church
Lena M. Davis
Lillings McCulloch
Minnie Christian
Charles Christian
Little Marjory Doty
Ernest Cleverdon
J. Ira Collins
Vernon Cleverdon
John Pye
Frink Street
Oak Park Photographer Offers Daily Studio Sittings
MSS Lily Wiltberger will photograph daily in her home studio at 209 Wesley Avenue Roath Prairie Hay at Roath and Robinsons 449 North Blvd invites visitors to view work. Oak Park contact Tel 185.
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Oak Park
Lily Wiltberger
Wesley Avenue
Chuich Timothy
Prairie Hay
Roath & Robinson's
North Blvd
Austin Laundry Co expands with new $750 triangle unit
The Austin Laundry Co. adds a new $750 triangle to its plant. Messrs. F. H. Hartless and O. G. Schlecht say the facility boosts capacity and quality, enabling them to handle as much work as most west side laundries.
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Austin Laundry CO
F. H. Hartless
O. G. Schlecht
For Sale Belgian Hares and Pens in Harlem
Sixty pedigree Belgian hares offered for sale along with 26 hatches 3 by 4 by 2 feet high. A town pride item notes the sale as a local promotion leaving town. Contact 89 Dixon Street, Harlem.
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Dixon Street
Harlem
Illinois Day at the Pan American Exposition
Governor of Illinois selects June 25 1901 as Illinois Day at Buffalo Pan American Exposition. Nickel Plate Road offers discounted through train tickets from Chicago with 10 15 and 30 day validity and Pullman sleeping car service and dining car meals. John Y Calahan General Agent prints information and folder at 111 Adams Street Chicago.
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Nickel Plate Road
American Club
Chicago
van Buren Street
Pacific Avenue
John Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Illinois
Buffalo
Church Services and Speakers in Austin Churches
Austin churches announce morning and evening worship times with topics and speakers. Rev. John D. Collings preaches at Second Baptist on The Greatest Light and Men of Galilee while Dr B A Stone appears next week on Child Conversion. other churches include First Congregational Children’s Day and Unity Church True Education with Ralph Connor Sky Pilot. First Baptist hosts Conley on Common Causes for Religious Doubt and Dowieism.
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Second Baptist Church
John D. Collings
Japan
B. A. Stone
Illinois
S. A
Unity Church
R. F. Johannet
Miss Lovejoy
Ralph Connor
Sky Pilot
First Baptist Church
Conley
Obituary notices for Grund Chase and Lay figures
Teresa Grund wife of Carl F. Grund dies at Rushford Minnesota born July 2 1872 of tuberculosis funeral June 12 1901 Heard s Hall Oak Ridge Cemetery Carl F Grund. Benjamin K Chase 77 resided Chicago Oak Park since 1877 dies June 9 at son Guy M Chase 421 Kenilworth Avenue. Robert Henry Lay 76 dies June 9 heart failure 215 North Taylor Avenue interment Forest Home Cemetery two daughters survive Georgetla Lay and Lillian DeArmond.
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Benjamin K. Chase
Chicago
Oak Park
Guy M. Chase
Kenilworth Avenue
J. N. Hall
Methodist Church
Robert Henry Lay
North Taylor Avenue
Strong
Forest Home Cemetery
Mr. Lay
Albany County
New York
Georgetla Lay
Lillian DeArmond
Summer shelter seek in Austin or Oak Park
A man and his wife seek to care for a home and any other property interests during the summer for people who will be away. Readers with offers or inquiries may respond through the Vindicator or Times office in Austin or Oak Park.
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Vindicator
Times Office
Austin
Oak Park
Franklin's Proverbs and Witty Maxims From an Old Page
A collection of aphorisms and proverbs attributed to Franklin style wit. Remarks on self denial, the ancient family of fools, courtesy and craft, eyes and priests, opportunities, weather wisdom, give and receive, shopkeeping, deliberation, and wealth. Includes reflections on marriage, cheese, and social class.
Handling Freight in Russia Sees Grain Backlog
Early April 27 thousand car loads of grain lay at three Russian railroad stations awaiting forwarding. The quantity equals about 12 million bushels and much of it has waited for months. Complaints rise that railroads cannot handle traffic.
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Russia
Surviving Coffin Carriers Tell of Napoleon Remains
Ernest August Renner of Cincinnati is among the few survivors of the 12 men appointed to carry Napoleon I’s coffin from St Helena to Paris. He is the only one not native to France, born in Hanover.
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Napoleon
Ernest August Renner
Cincinnati
Napoleon I
St. Helena
Paris
France
Hanover
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