Cicero's Seat and Austin News Items
A long agglomeration of local notes covers money to loan by Austin Building and Loan and By the Austin Building and Loan Association, the sale of a jet on Fifty-second Avenue, social events at the Homer club and Magazine Club, marriages, entertainment plans, property improvements, and various arrivals and visits in Austin Oak Park and Cicero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. K
Austin Homer
J. J. Walser
Bryant Bros
J. ©. Hill
Wisconsin
Charles Bonney
Ada Guy
James J. Wood
Baird Avenue
Frank D. Wintle
Grandma Cogdall
George BB. Cogdall
Clarke
Oaks Club
Austin Magazine
Circle
Henry George
Schmitz & Hix
Park Avenue
Berthel Hoy
Elegant Jet
Howard Avenue
Austin
N. WW
Roy
Fred Schock
Midway Park
Colonel Bennett
South Central Avenue
Philharmonic Club
F. X. Mudd
Noenie Euziere
Bryant
Franklin
Prairie Avenues
E. B. Moore
South Park Avenue
M. A. Pinney
Burlington
Iowa
L. 5
Pinney
Charles Cheeney Fox
Jolly Times Club
Kinzie Street
Albert Boison
Fifty-second Avenue
Linden Park
Tuuryee
J. Freeman
Lexington
Bentley
J. I. Robinson
Frank Browser
Ohio Street
N. Park Avenue
WE. Pray & Sonsor
N. Park
Saje
Edward Francis
Lillian
Gordon
The
Baptist Church
Clara Bond
Austin Building and Loan Association
John D. McLean
Sec
Lasaile St
Chicago
Anthony Rudd
North Central Avenue
Superior Street
J. H. Rumpf
Chicago Avenue
G. B. Charles
Magazine Club
Presbyterian Church
Harlem Mannerehor
Gaden’s Hall
Hryant Bros
Oak Park
Melrose Park
Harlem Turnverein
Ftollowa
William Hinfeldt
Adam Schmitt
Lake Street
Oak Park notices and library hopes enliven Cicero scene
Oak Park and Cicero community items show social events at Oak Park Club and Nakama club. Scoville Institute improvements prompt Oak Park Club focus on funds and a children's library plan.
Poisoned dogs spark Ridgefeld alarm and church notes
In Ridgeland authorities investigate reports of dogs poisoned in the area while a wave of social events and meetings fill the Second Congregational Church calendar. Miss Gertrude Tymeson visits, Dr. J. McLaughlin plans to relocate, and preparations begin for a Christmas Carol presentation led by Miss Ledith Lindap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Pitkin
Gertrude Tymeson
Woodland
Samuel S. Pruyn
Ridgeland Avenue
Mabel Russell
Cinch
S. D. Attridge
J. McLaughlin
Ohio
Woman's Benevolent Society of
Ridgehind
Buttus
Borweill
Mothers’ Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
PD. We. Kimball
Geneva
Ind
Mack Fadden
Harold
Emily McCullach
Englewood
Carroll McCullach
Harry
Wisconsin University
Eaton
Humphrey Avenue
Moline
Tuscany
Princeton
Dann
Chisago
Ledith Lindap
William Thomas Withdraws Melrose Park Post Application
William Thomas withdraws its bid for the Melrose Park posting, ending pursuit of the position. No further details were provided on the withdrawal or next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas
Melrose Park
Oftias
Men’s Club Anniversary At Oak Park Church
A large congregation attended the First Congregational Church of Oak Park Sunday evening for the Men’s Club first anniversary services. Rev. John Clark Hill preached on I write unto you young men because ye are strong. Music featured Dr. Louis Fate at organ and a mixed chorus led by Miss N Estelle Harrington. The program included hymns and choral pieces with soloists and a postlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavis
North Iiftyese
Aml Street
William Rossiter
Frank Wathice
Union Relief Society
Murray
South Central Avenue
S. JL. Bryning
George Parks
F. 1D
J. J. Graham
Prairie Avenue
Graham
Board of Education
The
Forum
Harper's
the Arena
Mec Clure’s
Nation
Literary Digest
Review of Reviews
Scientific American
Observer
Interior
Week's Current
the Illini
Ryant Bros
Lumber Dealers
Oak Park
Melrose Park
Chicago
Corman
Mifty-second
Lake Street
Methodist Church
Alexander Yeouker
Peworth League
Hvalene Stevens
Elocutionist
Wyoming Collegiate Institute
Cicero
Anderson
Second Congregational Church
Marion Street
W.otf
Drechsler
Needlework Guild of America
Scoville Institute
Navy
Ag Uthaan Radeede Garo
Osimokers
Aris
Cicero Messenger Co
Prayiso
Inno Leesons
Oak Park School of Music
Dil North Boulevard
First Baptist Church
BE. P. Tomlinson
Elizabeth
N. J
Tomlinson
Albert Burgess
WO Lake Street
N. Boulevard
Oak Park Club
O. W. Herrick
Jesse A. Baldwin
Miss Marvin
Institute
East End
People’s Library
First Congregational Church
John Clark Hill
Louis Fate
N. Estelle Harrington
Sue Torrington-Jurbeck
Laurence M. Sturtevant
Ernest A. Blachmer
Fantasie Callaerts
Will Dextor
Offertoire
Louis Falk
Mendelssohn
Sue Harrington-Furbeck
Watson Pere
Thayer Organ
Louis Kalk
W.O B. Chamberlain
Trogras for Benetti Benefit Night in Cicero Library Hall
The Cicero police department hosts a Friday benefit at Library Hall Russin for the family of late policeman Henry W. Seehweig. Town Trustees Henry H. Reardon direct a varied program including orchestral overture vocal selections quartets recitations and a one act comedy The Honey Moon performed by the Kendals with Mr and Mrs J K O'Neil in leading roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benetti
Cicero
Henry W. Seehweig
Library Hall
Russin
Henry H. Reardon
Eee
Austin Orchestra
Giant
Allan Maclear
Jose Ty Wereseers
Henry W. Brown Coster
Chevalier Alee
Weeeteeeeeeeee
Sam Davis
Edward Bugsy
Rudy Henry Voyal
Kendals
J. K. O'Neil
Mrs. Honeyton
Newman Circle to Hear Paris Talk at Franklin Ave Home
The Newman Circle will meet at Mrs F R R Smith's Franklin avenue home where Mrs Sherwood of Chicago will speak on Paris. The talk opens a winter course with bi monthly meetings featuring speakers including Mrs C P Woolley Rev Francis Whalen Miss Vaughn Miss Fitzgerald and possibly Mrs Mae Murphy. Members live in Oak Park and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Circle
F. R R. Smith
Franklin Avenue
Sherwood
Chicago
Paris
C. P. Woolley
Francis Whalen
Miss Vaughn
Fitzgerald
Austin
MaeMurphy
Oak Park
Harlem Womens lair Holds Lecture on Japanese Arts
The Harlem Womens club met Wednesday afternoon in Madison street library hall with full attendance. Mrs. Winslow spoke on the Japanese and their arts, illustrating with samples. Audience enjoyed the talk, followed by discussion, music, and refreshments. next meeting set for Wednesday Nov UT at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Um Sume
Gale Park
Scoville Institute
Norman
Utiah
Ida Wing
Home Avenue
Thomas Orchestra
Thomas
New York
Albert Burgess
Conway
Belle Watson-Melville
Methodist Church
Lake Street
N. Boulevard
Department of Literature
Nineteenth Century Club
Tommy
Seats of the
Frances S. Lyman
Castoria
West Inn Pharmacy
Ivy Leaf Lodge
Daughters of Rebbecca
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Albert Purgess
Oak Park
Favorit Whiterer
Lakesue
North Bottevfeld
Frances
Lyman
Drechsler’ S
Coulter
Chicago University
Oak Park High School
Library
Madison Street
Eh Ale Lartie
Valuable Prescriptions Promoted in Worthington Ad
A 1900s style advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for constipation sick headache and general tonic strength. It claims Mrs. Estehle of Chicago Illinois recovered after six bottles, with price points of five and one dollar at local drugstores Lovell’s Oak Park and Trails Drug Store Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moervisen
Worthington
Ind
Sun
Uestehle
Cote Tave Grove
Ave
Chivigea
Lovells Drug Store
Oak Park
Trails Drug Store
Austin
Maywood Community News Highlights Local Goings On
Proviso Town reports Hall on vacation in Iowa and Mrs Jennings ill. Lady’s Aid social at pavilion. new fire alarm tested. Swedish Lutheran church cornerstone set for Nov 14. Maywood notes include ward updates, new packinghouse venture, growth of brass band, rail spur work, and the city’s improving groundscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hall
Iowa
J. Jennings
Hanson
Robinson
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pavilion
M. Shultz
Criminal Court
Criminal Court For Alleged Disorderly Conduct. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf
Lake Creston
Ida DP. Stribley
Cincinnati
T. P. Perry
J. M. Hivdhert
Nineteenth Avenue
Proviso Land Association
Kittle
Evanston
Felix Ty. Evers
M. Johnson
Irving Clendenen
Maywood
British Columbia
The
Baptist Church
Francis Townsley
Maywood Congregational Church
P. Skemp
North Fifth Avenue
Officer
Oak Park
Revo No Prykwan
W. L. Twining
Twentieth Avenue
St. Charles Avenue
Nineteenth
St. Charles Avenues
Melrose Park
Maywood Village
Arthur Beemis
Swedish Lutheran Church
Mwighth Avenue
Powe
Possie
Peterson &Folni
Corderstone
Mighth Avenue
Lake
Baptist
Chicago Great Western
Ninth Avenue
Spi
Chicago, Trammond & Western
Melrose Park Village Board Debates Sidewalk Plans
The Melrose Park village board discusses sidewalk material at a Tuesday meeting sparking debate between plank repairs and cement options. Preparations start for a May church benefit at the Parish Hall in Maywood as planning continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Park Methodist Church
Fannie Ifinds
Charles Basman
Michigan
R. P. Cookingham
First Methodist Church
W. F. Scott
J. 1. Sedg- Wick
ML oSmelzer
A. wWitilbuel
Chicago
Melrose Park
Tjertrade Snith
Marwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Slayton
E. P. Short
Oak Park Orchestra
United States Music Company
A. H. Loomis
Loomis
Henry Thiele
Iowa Street
Thiele
Christ
Crump
Madame Sylvester
Brazil
Fifty-second
Lake Streets
Jorgen Hansted
Julius Neilsen
North
Robinson Avenue
Mount Olivet
Ausin
Borwyn
Thiverside
Vidiautorater
A. HH. Kramer
Ella
WH. Ross
Poplar Avenue
Graceland
Luther Jardee
Episcopal Church
Blattes
L. J
Camp
Geo. D
Dilcher
Geo
Eastman
Miss Lillian
Felis
Gertrude C
Findeisen
Fuller
Eien
Gilmer
Mattie
Trimes
G. A
Mensen
Mollie
Pitt
Milline
Reid
Coriden A
Sniggs
Col
Pilkington
Wilson
W. R
Williams
A. L- Lewis H. O’conar
P.M
Cicero Precincts
Scott Brown
Peters
Flat Rock
Mich
Drecheler's
Frances Bigelow Clark
North Boulevard
T. Norman
West End
AL West
Maple Avehire
Duryant Dros
Charles Messerly
Sedalia
Jessie Messerly
South Boulevard
Nakama Elub
Oak Turk
Miieago
Chirazo
W. H. Burns
Joseph
L. Cleese
Clinton Street
Calvary Cemetery
Oak Paris
River
HE. Gale
LaSallest
Chisapo
German Lasher
Williamsport
Freehistorn
Oats Park
I. J. Burton
Nakama Club
Maurice von Platen
Elty
John
White
Greater New York
Scoville Library
Creekster’s
George Burton Smith
Tor Madras
India
Aimacmeni & Peath Co
Paulevard
Newman Circle Course
Harlem Womens
Proviso
May Wood
T. A. Wonlevy
Crescent House
S. Sixth Avenue
Graham Bros
Washington Street
Cierra
Pro- Viso
Cow
Warren
Alaywood
Edward Nichols O Leake
Fourth Avenue
Haseen
Wael
Charles Bullard
Dendsente
Thayeers
Wolla
I Dunkebecke
Charles RR. Sallaz
Nattimeyer Stoo
Pythias
Sedewick Dats
Qihteed
Ap Stein
Twenty-first Avenue
Barcamana
River Grove
Paul Lau
J. Dunneheeke
Kenosha
Sehoeman
Chiesa
Charles Brienning
Dal Waw
Pat Oat
Grenshiaw Street
Forty-second Avenue
Melrose Tork
Vba
Masher
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