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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1899

Page

5

Cicero Town Board Discusses Roads and Gas Franchise

Cicero Town Board meeting in Austin October 16 1899 addresses Irving Avenue walk line, Maple Avenue boulevard extension, and a one year extension for Citizens' Gas and Electric Company. Referred petitions, approved plank walks, and contracted lighting, with several Ordinances prepared for next steps.

Board of Trustees Town of Cicero Austin Lewis Attridge Rink Hafner Linn MacDonald Traill Utley James C. Lynn Garret Ross Third Precinct William J. Schroeder Kerwin Improvement and Political Club Twelfth Street Oak Park Avenue James McCartney Irving Avenue Berwyn A. J. Flitcraft Maple Avenue Washington Boulevard Jackson Street Harlem Michigan Avenue Chicago Committee of Citizens’ Gas and Electric Company Committee of the Whole Clyde Avenue 28Th 29Th Street Village of Clyde Cuyler Avenue Yeas Frink Ontario Austin State Bank Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light Company E. G. Rice Chris B. Hafner Windsor Avenue Ogden Avenue Frinkk Nays Hamera

Local Notes and Social Rounds From Oak Park

News of the Town covers illnesses moves and visits including H H Emerson at North Central avenue and C Mink at 5803 Erie street. It notes church events, weddings, receptions, and upcoming bazaars and street improvements with many named residents and addresses.

H. H. Emerson North Central Avenue C. Mink Erie Street Fred Erfert Freeport Ladies of the Second Baptist Church Robert Cummings Toronto Canada R. H. Traill

Austin Annexed by Chicago Denies Cicero Challenge

Illinois Supreme Court upholds that Austin area of Cicero may be annexed by Chicago. Court rules legislature could alter town boundaries, noting Cicero loses its township status and Cook County Board may transfer Austin. Reardon denounces the annexation. Crafts celebrates the decision amid local uproar and shared school funding for the change.

Austin Supreme Court Superior Court of Cook County Cicero Chicago County Board H. H. Reardon Clayton E. Crafts North Avenue Twelfth Street Fifty-second Avenue Austin Avenue Newil D. Gilbert Chicago Board Censta

Oaks Club Renamed Oaks Auxiliary Club and Elections Held

The Oaks Culture Club held its annual meeting and voted to rename the group the Oaks Auxiliary Club. Officers were elected with Mrs. J. T. Mil namow as president and Mrs. R. H. Traill among vice presidents. A euchre event raised funds for curtains and parlor adornments. The season will feature a drama club led by Mr. and Mrs. J. K. O'Neil and others.

The Oaks Culture Club Oaks Auxiliary Club J. T. Milnamow R. H. Traill J. E. Thorndyke J. J. Miller Mark Lyon E. D. Robinson W. B. Fouts Dramatic Club J. K. O’neil Miss Goss Miss Benedict Mesers Arthur Lloyd Charles Stratford George Gardner Oaks Club of Austin Fitzgerald Meyers iMessrs J. A. Martin G. A. Kreis S. J. Whitlock

Resolutions to Pastor W H Burns by Oak Park Women

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church expresses heartfelt regret at the pastor and wife leaving, offers prayers for his return to continue service, and acknowledges his two years of Christian influence. Signed by Belle Watson Melville president Christine M Howard secretary and others.

Ladies’ Aid Society First Methodist Episcopal Church W. H. Burns Belle Watson Melville Christine M. Howard

Methodist Church Rally At Library Hall Oct 22

A mass meeting for the new Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at Library Hall on Sunday October 22 at 3 pm. Speakers include Clayton R E Crafts and C S Cutting. Rev Able White appeals for 5000 dollars to aid erection of the new edifice. Austin Philharmonic Club will perform. Choral Union to sing and Mrs O Frank Dodge will give a vocal solo. Tickets available from A H Cement and F H Zander.

Mayme Johnson Charles E. Carlton South Willow Avenue George B. Charles Soul Culture Club N. A. Lacy North Central Avenue Twelfth Street H. Bolton North Pine Avenue M. M. Bales Fowler Methodist Episcopal Church St. Catherine's Church St. Catharine’s Hall Washington Boulevard Fifty-second Avenue Harlem Avenue Chicago L.S. Bryning Union Relief Society Ontario Street Stewart Hunter Garfield Park Madison Street New Methodist Episcopal Church Library Hall Clayton Re, Crafts C. S. Cutting Able White Austin Austin Philharmonic Club Choral Union O. Frank Dodge A. H. Cement South Boulevard F. H. Zander North Park Avenue

New Studio Opened by Artist Misa Gilbreath in Austin

Misa E M Gilbreath, pupil of Robert Henri in Paris and of the Philadelphia School of Design for Women, now studies at Smith's Art Academy in Chicago, opens a studio in Cody block 105 South Central Ave. Classes offered in free hand drawing, oils, water colors, and china painting. Studio opens to visitors Saturday afternoons.

Misa E. M. Gilbreath Robert Henri Paris Philadelphia School of Design For Women Smith Art Academy of Chicago Cody Block South Central Avenue China

Cheapest Animal to Raise

The sheep is identified as the cheapest animal to raise with growing demand for lamb and mutton making it highly profitable.

Good Nuts Fall at Feet of Those Without Teeth

A compact adage notes that valuable opportunities or resources tend to go to those lacking the ability to seize them. The warning emphasizes caution about underachievers missing easy chances.

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Train & Cooling Central Ave South Blvd Austin, Ill Cicero Town Board Peter. MacDonald R. H.traill H. F. Frink R. F. Linn, JR D. Attridge W. P. Utley News OF the Town Charles Zimmerman Franklin Avenue Belle C. Rucker Franklin Grove A. B. Wicker Men of the Christian Church John Marshall Austin High School Augusta Street L. T. Peck L. T. Parsons New York City J. J. Comstock John Twohey Uncle Sam Oak Park Warren Furbeck California W. A. McKnight London Rollin Furbeck New York John Farson W. R Owen W. R. Wilsnach Michigan Jenette Jacobs Milwaukee Belle Ingram Hollycourt Kansas City George J. Eastman Kenilworth Avenue J. W. Johnson John Bolander August Einfeldt Illinois O. M. Barr W. T. Smith Httleson A.T Hutchinson Bara Eee Charles E. Smith Conley St. Paul First Baptist Church of Eastman First Presbyterian Church Emily Treverton William G. Schultz J. W. Conley O. W. Herrick David Goodwillie Willis Herrick Miss Herrick Smiley A. H. Clement P. 0 Austin Annexed Illinois Supreme Court D.eression, Providen Dana Oaks Club Notes Oak Park Methodist Church W. H. Kirkhofp S. S. Calkins T. A. Gillette Methodist Church Chicago Ave Crockery Park Ave Stevens Lake Street Winifred Woodford Cook County Normal L. Chamberlain Ridgeland Fred Smith North Taylor Avenue East End Men's Club William Stevens North Humphrey Avenue Aurora Second Congregational Church Eggert E&. A. Cummings Strong Binghamton N. Y American Missionary Association Mme. Cummings E. A. Cummings Scoville Institute George Charlton North Scoville Avenue Woman's Benevolent Society George Whaples Monroe Holgan Gele Avenue Europe Earnest Micklish Wisconsin Anna E. Blount River Forest J. B. Boyer Central Avenue C. E. Herleman Forest Home Cemetery River Forest Card Club Grove Street Presbyterian Church River Forest Bazaar Belle-Lettre Society Grove Avenue Barbour Chapell Homer Moore Cross Creek Lehigh Cross Creek Lehigh Coal West Virginia Sprint George Warren Furbeck North Park Ave Sree Scoville Chisago LA Salle
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