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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1899

Page

5

Town News Sketches a Busy Social Season

Dr and Mrs Louis Falk return from an Eastern trip and many locals report summer visits and family gatherings from Wisconsin to Ontario. Engagements, weddings, and travel plans fill the page as residents share illness, arrivals, and departures around Oak Park and nearby towns.

Louis Falk Fred C. Beeson Canada Millard Bernice L. Bond South Dakota Margaret Dunn Blake, Ont Eva Hallinan Charles Mills G. W. Blair South Waller Avenue

Methodist Church Corner Stone Laying in Austin HL

The cornerstone for the Methodist Church of Austin HL will be laid at 2 30 p m on September 4 under Rev C E Mandeville. The completed building will be two structures 85 by 112 feet overall with a 50 by 80 feet chapel. It features pressed brick walls Bedford stone trim a slate roof English Gothic design and a large social hall reading room kitchen cloakrooms and gymnasium. The auditorium is 56 feet square with amphitheatrical seating and a central pulpit alcove for choir and organ.

Methodist Church of Austin C. E. Mandeville

Waukami Tennis Tournament Ends In Close Contests

Excellent weather and strong play capped the Waukami Tennis Club’s last tournament. In singles, Gaston Hebert defeated Maurice Sullivan in a tense final after a 7 5 2 6 6 7 loss sequence. Hebert and Sullivan also won doubles over Kane and Fleming 6 1 6 2 6 0.

Waukami’s Hebert Kané Fleming Sullivan Ike Gaston Hebert Maurice Sullivan Kane C. M. Schneider Maywood A. W. Walsh Maurice J

Grand church addition seats 1450 with flexible 650 capacity

The design features two entrances into broad vestibules and a main auditorium with a graceful curved balcony. The combined buildings will seat 1450, with 425 in the church and 35 square foot chapel. A twelve-room Sunday school complex opens into the main space and can expand as needed while remaining under 37 000 dollars.

Epworth League

Missing William H. Condon Left Poorhouse Saturday

William H. Condon, an eccentric lawyer, disappeared after leaving the Dunning institution Saturday with ample means. His friends fear he is mentally unsettled after a July insanity examination before Judge Gilmore, who overturned the jury verdict of sane.

William H. Condon Dunning Institution Gilmore Sane

A Good Vacation on a Graham & Morton Boat Ride

A promotional note invites readers to visit Dr. E Roberts at a quiet farm two and a half miles south of St Joseph Michigan. Cottages on the lake are furnished for day or week stays with inviting air touted as higher and healthier. The doctor will meet travelers by telephone to guide them in.

Graham & Morton St. Joseph Mich

Whip Symbol Reflects Groom Authority in Swedish Weddings

In Swedish weddings among the middle and lower classes the bridegroom carries a whip as an emblem of his authority within the domestic circle.

Poisoned by the river warning to local boys

River Fors t area youths have suffered a serious skin illness traced to blood poisoning from Des Plaines River swimming. Earl Barteen of Forest Avenue fell ill after river exposure as did Walter Page and Harvey Page and other Edgewater boys, hinting at contaminated water and a malarial fever like illness.

River Forest Desplaines Earl Barteen Forest Avenue Walter Harvey Page Gale Avenue Lawson Edgewater

Oak Park Runaway Injures Five in Carriage Accident

A Wednesday Oak Park runaway left Mrs. IE M Robbins, Mrs. Chas Seabury, her daughter and two other ladies injured after they were thrown from a carriage. Robbins suffered a broken right arm. Dr. J W Tope treated the wound. The carriage and horses were badly damaged.

Oak Park IE. M. Robbins Kenton Flats Home Avenue Pleasant Street

Burglary Strikes Hill Family After Lake Delavan Trip

Mr. F. A. Hill and his family returned home Wednesday to find their house burglarized. Goods valued at several hundred dollars were taken while they were away for two weeks at Lake Delavan. The incident darkens what had seemed a wholesome homecoming.

F. A. Hill Lake Delavan

Salary Question in Oak Park Trustees Pension Debate

Cc. R. La Men a argues the Republican platform and First precinct stance support John Lewis and Robert Linn Jr on town trustees salaries. He contends $156 yearly or $78 under legislative act are insufficient and urges public or court resolution to settle compensation under the town charter and state law.

The Vindicator Rowe Oak Park Times E.S. Conway Oak Park 8. D. Attridge Austin Vindicator Republican Town Convention John Lewis Robert F. Linn, Jr Chris Hafner Richard Traill H. F. Frink First Precinct Republican Organization Linn, Jr Linn Legistate Cc. R. la Mena

Proviso District 7 Names Teachers For 1899 1900

The 1899 1900 Proviso District No 7 teaching roster lists A S Shinn as principal for South Seventh and Etta J Kittle as principal for North Sixth and Seventh. Assignments cover grades from first to eighth with teachers including Carrie Maine Mary A Arens Ida R Hummel Jennie I Adams Lizzie Hilton and Cadets Daisy B Hall Jessie J Scott Hattie Capron Lillie R Irvine and others plus special music and drawing by Georgia L M Covert.

South C. W. Drake Anna Lois Shinn Mary Hennigan Mary A. Arens Isadore Nixon Carrie Maine Myrtle M. Liggitt Carries. Russell North

Sayings About Women From Historic Figures

A collection of quotations praising women from Confucius to Shakespeare. The lines attribute mastery, influence, virtue, and beauty to women, citing maternal origins, feminine civility, and the enduring power of a woman’s heart and gaze.

Adams Shakespeare Luther

Insights on Selfishness and Social Habits

A reflective note on human selfishness and social behavior. It contrasts how proposals resemble surprise parties, the haste of daily tasks, and how people cling to stories and appearances while planning future enjoyment. It observes habits around conversation, leisure, and fashion across ordinary life.

Local notes and obituaries from River Forest area

Miss Maud Stafford returns from Boone Iowa. River Forest schools to open Sept 6. Local residents, including Mr Harrison and daughter Rose, Mr John Coleman family move, Mrs W F Haffner returns from Twin Lake vacation, Mr C R Harrican home on vacation, and many visits among Argus Indiana Maine and Vermont. Mrs Sarah Herrick dies at 57. funeral held and body sent to Vermont. Village board sets Sept 19 election for police magistrate. Radcliff to Joliet to lead Republican.

Raymond Shearburn Lake Street Mendota Sarah Herrick John Broughton Thatcher Avenue Vermont Austin Oak Park Mardoff Chicago Kate Steiner North Fifth Avenue James Otis Krasukopf North Seventh Avenue Indiana Biglow Radcliff Joliet, Ill Republican

Roman Women Wore Heavy Earrings Causing Ear Ailments

In early Rome women wore large earrings that caused ear soreness and robe tears. Doctors specialized in healing these ear injuries, reflecting a medical niche formed around fashion related distress.

Rome

Dormant Savings Accounts in New York Reach 1.5 Million

Leslie's Weekly reports at a New York State Savings Bank Association meeting that dormant accounts total 1.5 million dollars, with about 700 million held by state banks and some accounts unclaimed for over fifty years. One Albany bank alone shows over 27 thousand dollars in unclaimed funds. Some claimants will appear in time, Carlyle’s quote on selflessness ends the note.

State Savings’ Bank Association of New York Leslie’s Weekly Empire State New York State Albany

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