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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
7
Miss Lillian McCarthy Hosts Out of Town Friends
Social notes from Austin list Miss Lillian McCarthy entertaining out of town guests this week and Mrs E Kish planning a Friday card afternoon. Families and neighbors attended events including a mandolin concert at Hull House and a Fortnightly meeting with officers reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian McCarthy
Vinemont
Ala
Austin Mandolin Orchestra
F. I. Newell
Hull House
Minnee Cady
Johnson Bang
Sultar
M. J. Collins
South
Waller Avenue
Mary I Brown Wedding Ends in Westward Tour
Crab apple blossoms mark the ceremony as Mary I Brown and Mendelasohn marry with Rev. R F Johannot officiating. The couple depart for a westward tour ending at their future Topeka Kansas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. &. Brown
Mendelasohn
Rev
R F.johannot
West
Topeka
Kansas
Sesame Circle Meeting in Oak Park Last of Year
The Sesame Club, Oak Park, will hold its final meeting of the year on Wednesday May 29 at Scoville Institute. French art and literature courses have been proposed by eminent lecturers and a lecturer for next year will be chosen. The club hopes current and former members and any art and literature enthusiasts attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesame Club
Scoville Institute
Oak Park
Sesame
Special Picnic Ground Meeting in Austin
Notice calls all Austin and Oak Park business men to a May 29 meeting at 5602 South Boulevard to form special committees for picnic grounds. Albert Burgess and W Q Cline sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boulevard
Austin
Albert Burgess
W. QO. Cline
Improvements at 52nd Ave Dyer's Art Goods Store
Improvements at 52nd Ave at Lake Street showcase Dyer's new art goods store doubling capacity. Brightly lit displays resemble a department store with no souvenir ticket business, enabling unbeatable prices. Stock of spring and summer goods increased to near capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
52Nd AV
Dyer
Decorating. Schulz and Peters Offer Paper Hanging
Artistic paper hanging in all branches with burlapa shades, crepes, tapestries, and latest tints. First class work at low prices. Call or write Schulz and Peters at Lake avenue and Jackson Street River Forest. Telephone 2071.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulz & Peters
Lake Avenue
Jackson Street
River Forest
Austin Woman's Club Chooses Civic Topics for Next Year
At a Civics and Sociology meeting hosted by Mrs. Carr the Austin Woman's Club planned Social Problems and Municipal Improvements for the coming year. Gratitude was expressed to D. C. Blair for agreeing to create three ornamental beds in Merrick park with flowers from members and schoolchildren. A May 27 History and Travel session was set for Mrs. Newella, and May 20 Flag Day program at the club rooms featured Arthur Marriott reciting The Black Regiment and Mrs. Dodge leading The Red White and Blue. Reverend A. M. White spoke on the flag's history and symbolism, noting its English origins before 1866. Mrs. Middleton delivered The Young Soldier, Helen Sisson gave two extra recitations, and a chorus from Ohio Street School joined in three songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Civics
Woman's Club
Carr
D. C. Blair
Merrick Park
Department of History and Travel
Helen Sisson
Cleveland Lectures on the Veneauelf Affair Featured in Century
The Century co published summaries of Mr. Cleveland's two lectures on the Veneauelf Affair, prepared for appearance in June and July issues. The talks address U S treaty relations with the executive branch and mark Cleveland's notable historical contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Century Magazine
United States
Senate
Hanna's Staircase Challenge Sparks Elevator Joke
Senator Hanna struggled up the White House stairs on a Saturday, exclaiming with a puffed laugh that he once suggested an elevator to the President. A friend joked about it, and Hanna quips that he reached the top anyway, noting the President's remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hanna
Senator Hanna
Albany Argus
Korean Prince in Virginia Attends Roanoke College
Prince Eui Wha, second son of the Korean king, studied at Roanoke College in Salem Virginia. About twenty, he adapted well to American manners and made many friends, expressing pleasure with his experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Prince Eui Wha
Korea
Wos
Roanoke College
Salem
Canals on Mars and Other Worlds Questioned
Doubt grows about artificial Martian canals as they are found crossing polar caps and reports emerge of canals seen on Venus Mercury and two of Jupiter’s satellites, undermining the idea of intelligent construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Mercury
Jupiter
Sunday School Question About Red Parasols
A Sunday School superintendent, a dry goods merchant, asks a class of little tots for questions. Martha, a small girl, asks about the price of little red parasols in Mr. Brooks’s window, prompting a quaint moment in the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Austin area church notes and services listed
Sunday morning services at Austin churches include First Congregational with Rev J H Thome at 10 30. Sunday School at noon. Junior Endeavor 4 pm Senior Endeavor 6 15 pm. Other notices: Austin Baptist Holiness series next Sunday. Christian Church discusses Calvin Knox and critiques Christian Science and Duwieism. Methodist Ohio and Central hosts services May 26 27 with Browning lectures and a strawberry festival. First Church of Christ Scientist meets in Masonic Hall 10 45 am on necromancy Mesmerism hypnotism. Unity Church 10 30 am with life of Jesus, Y P C U at 6 30 pm. Grace Church 7 30 am 10 30 am 12 15 pm and 7 pm services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Austin Baptist Church
Austin Christian Church
John Calvin
John Knox
Forty-eighth
Indiana
Rehberg
Methodist Church
Ohio Street
Central Avenue
A. M. White
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Irene Briggs
Robert Browning
the Prophet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Browning
Rey de Los M. Thompkins
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Masonic Hall
Lake Street
Grace Church
E. V. Thayer
Kenilworth Hall
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Lectures
The First Baptist Church holds services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday School at noon and a Young People's meeting at 6 30 p m Rev H W Reed Ph D of Chicago preaches morning on What Is Truth Christ s Answer and the pastor preaches in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. W. Reed
Chicago
Oran Ott 81 Dies. Long Illinois Central Career
Oran Ott, 81, died Sunday May 20 at his home 591 Washington Boulevard Chicago. He served nearly forty years with Illinois Central Railroad and nine years as general purchasing agent. Survived by son J. W. Ott of Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Ott
Washington Boulevard
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
J. W. Ott
Oak Park
Death of Merritt Tuttle Cole at 83 in Oak Park
Merritt Tuttle Cole 83 died Saturday morning May 18 after a lingering illness at 422 Lake Street Oak Park. Funeral services were held Monday at the residence conducted by Rev Dr Barton with interment in Geneva Illinois. He lived in Oak Park for twenty years and leaves a widow and three daughters Mrs Luther Conant Miss Lillian Cole of Oak Park and Mrs Henry Chester of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Tuttle Cole
Lake Street
Barton
Geneva, Ill
Cole
Oak Park
Luther Conant
Lillian Cole
Henry Chester
Chicago
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Cicero Gas Company
Oak Park Ave
Oak Park Livery
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Chas. M. Ickes
Iarvin Electric Co
Central Ave
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