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Newspaper

Suburban Star

Location

Morgan Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1925

Page

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Debaters Clash Over Traction Ordinance at Morgan Park Meet

The joint debate at Morgan Park M E Church drew a smaller crowd than expected. Alderman Guernsey and Frank Comerford argued for adoption while Alderman Albert and Tomaz Deuther spoke against it. Deuther led one side alone after Albert failed to attend. The session outlined timings for opening remarks, rebuttals, and closing statements.

M. E. Church Arthur F. Albert Morgan Park H. R. Baldwin Arsgament Ald Guernsey Chicago Board of Nine Direct

Mallow Rake Wins Top Prizes at Chicago Kennel Club Show

Imported Irish terrier Mallow Rake owned by E P Butler of 1841 W 98th St captured first in limit class and first in open at the Chicago Kennel Club Show March 26 27 28 after prior Irish and Cedar Rapids triumphs. Butler expects championship in Peoria April 11 12 as Mallow Rake eyes further wins. Golleen Bawn, his female, also took first in limit and reserves at Chicago with multiple blue ribbons.

Mallow E. P. Butler W. 98Th St Ireland Chicago St. Louis Peoria Butler Nuch Trishvtertier Hil Golleen Bawn

Ridge Band Seeks Additional Musicians For Local Ensemble

The Ridge Band held its first rehearsal Monday evening March 30 at the Parish House on Squith and Hoyne Ave under R W H French. The group has vacancies and asks interested musicians to contact Mr R H French. Mrs J L Lambert of 9835 Charles St is visiting Palos Park.

New Ridge R. WH. French Sq1ith Hoyne Ave R. H. French J. L. Lambert Charles St Palos Park

Imperial Quartet at M E Sunday Service

The Imperial Male Quartet of Chicago will sing a half hour sacred concert at Morgan Park Methodist Church Chicago Sunday night from 7 to 7 30. The group is highly regarded in music circles and will enhance the evening service. Baritone Paul Stogis impressed the audience last week with a resonant voice and wide range.

Imperial Male Quartet Chicago Morgan Park Methodist Church 110Th Place Longwood Drive Paul Stogis Barbaritone Mr. Stogis

Stolen Car Found Abandoned In Park

A car with Illinois license N 622-939 was found abandoned on 111th Street near Longwood Drive in Morgan Park. Officer Fletcher towed it to the station after two boys’ coats were found in the rear and it was traced to Chas. Predess of 2486 Blue Island Avenue, reported stolen March 28. Brakes and a rear spring damaged before returning home.

Fletcher Morgan Park 111Th Street Longwood Drive Chas. Predess Blue Island Avenue 44Th Mozart Avenue

Missionary Society To Present Play The Discomfort Box

The Women's Missionary Society of Trinity M E church will stage the short play The Discomfort Box at its next meeting on Tuesday April 7 directed by Mrs Gertrude Claudy. Cast includes Iba School girls and Aunties with named participants.

Women's Missionary Society of the Trinity M. EB. Church Gertrude Claudy Iba FL. Waggoner John Conner Herman Kroeplin G. L. Knoble Jtlersley Gladys Taylor W. WH. Washburne W. Spencer W. T. Wickerson The Woman's Missionary Society

Open New Shop For Women's Wear In Capitol Building

The John Manning Co announces the opening of a modern Ladies Wear Shop at 2417 S Halsted St in the Capitol Theatre Building on Saturday April 4 at 2 00 pm. The shop offers coats dresses furs millinery hosiery and both imported and American designs. Manager John Serlin brings 12 years at Geo Bernard Suit & Cloak House to the venture.

The John Manning John Serlin Serlin Geo. Bernard Suit & Cloak House

Destruction Told By Witness In Murphysboro Tornado

H C Moore describes the devastation in Murphysboro after the tornado that killed his mother Mrs Phebe Pelley. Downed electric lines and poles, uprooted trees, and ruined buildings fill the streets. He recalls a man losing his home and another who found and returned checks 100 miles away. Miners and Chicago medical staff aid the injured.

Murphysboro H. C. Moore Ashland Ave Findis Moore Phebe Pelley Mr. Moore Mgr. Moore Chicago

Child Health Talk At Vanderpoel School Meeting

Parent-Teacher Association meeting at Vanderpoel School drew mothers with talks on child nutrition and foundation health. Mrs. Wieden discussed food combinations while Mrs. Featherston stressed early life foundations and plans for a study class next year under the association.

Parent-Teachers Association Vanderpoel School Wieden Featherston Elizabeth McCormick

Fire damages Ford sedan of Edwin Hooper

Edwin Hooper’s Ford sedan at 2319 West 109th Street burned Sunday afternoon in front of the home. Fire officials believe crossed wires in the engine caused the blaze. the car was demolished.

Ford Edwin Hooper 109Th St

Worker Buried Alive In Clay Trench

Tom Mangan at 11002 Indiana Ave was buried in two feet of clay when trench walls collapsed on March 30 at 11 a m He was dug out after twenty minutes and treated by Dr Robinson He was sent home afterward with serious bruises and shock.

Tom Mangan Indiana Ave Esmond St Mangan Robinson

Bank offers free service to war veterans

The Calumet Trust and Savings Bank extends free safe keeping of adjusted compensation certificates to ex-service men. It issues a receipt with certificate details and keeps a duplicate on file. The service aids the American Legion Post in distributing funds quickly and locally, avoiding delays by Washington.

Iren Calumet Trust and Savings Bank American Legion Washington Calumet Bank

Unidentified Woman Found On Porch In Morgan Park

An unidentified about thirty five year old Polish woman was found on the front porch of 1916 Monterey Ave Monday night about 9 o clock in serious condition. Police took her to Kensington Station and she was later moved to Chicago Psychopathic Hospital for examination.

Monterey Ave Morgan Park Kengington Station Chicago Psycopathic Hospital

Burglars Take Spare Tire From Local Car

A spare tire and rim were stolen last Monday from Rev. Frank R. Myers of 11051 Hoyne Ave. He had just bought the car Saturday March 28. Burglars returned Tuesday night for more parts but were frightened away by Mrs. Myers. Also, Mrs. Wm. Burns hosted a birthday party last Saturday.

Frank R. Myers Hoyne Ave Wm. Burns Hamilton Ave

Morgan Park High breaks ground for new addition

Students at Morgan Park High School cheer as Principal William Shugh and math teacher Roy Gay turn the first shovel of dirt for the new school addition. Construction by Michuga Bros. began March 30 after contract awards by the Board of Education.

Morgan Park High School High’ School Gay Park High Michuga

McKinlay Seeks Reselection For City Alderman Post

Supporters praise Alderman McKinlay for honesty and efficiency. In two years he is described as a leading, capable city council member recognized by nonprofits like the Municipal Voters League and the Better Government Association.

McKinlay Municipal, Voters, League The Better Government Association

Vague Listing of Names and Initials Drawn From a Page

A dense OCR excerpt lists numerous personal names and initials in a fragmented line up. The readable content consists mainly of a sequence of individuals such as Shinmin, Wetherell, Shaver, Harper, Duck, Coleman, Gordon, Johnson, Rudin, Nightingale, Fisher, Mears, Price, Montague, Davis, Armenian, Stewart, Baldwin, Robertson, Jones, Ford, Davis, Fawkes, Meyer, Bowen, Howe, Green, Smith, Schermerhorn, Luckenbill, and others. No clear event or context is provided.

R. P. Shinmin S. Wetherell A. G. Shaver Menroy Harper Alice M. Duck B. R. Coleman Gordon Edwin D. Johnson Charles Coleman John Rudin Robt. Nightingale Albert Fisher Mark Mears E. J. Price G. C. DeSwarte Newton A. Poyer F. W. MacArthur G. E. Blew BE A. Warfield Oris O. Montague Don L. Davis F. Armenian Ross J. Stewart Henry7r Baldwin John R. Robertson Chas F. Jones K WW. Ford EL J. Davis W. HH Fawkes Fred. Meyer Gee Lawrence Edwin B. Bowen W, B. Bowen G. Howe Walker H. Green Guy C, Smith CB. Schermerhorn Db D. Luckenbill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Deuther Albert Mer S. Halsted St. Wentworth Kennel Club Marcel Frida Bever Claire Sterey Ave 111Th ST H.C. Moore William Shugh Royal Gay First Earth Board of Education Mergin Alderman McKinlay Donalds
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