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Newspaper

Suburban Star

Location

Morgan Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1925

Page

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Local Boy Dies in Rifle Accident Involving Friend

Stephen John Libby, 15, of 11028 Esmond Street, died after a loaded 22 caliber rifle discharged while being carried by him. The incident occurred Saturday morning at 41 a.m. at Clayton Stafford’s home 1905 Pryor Avenue during an attempt to put the rifle away after shooting at cans and a dog.

Stephen John’ Libby Esmond St Jast Clayton Stafford Pryor Ave Clayton Stafford Lahore Stephen C.H. Lane Roseland Community Hospital

Lone Bandit Robs Harry Schueneman Near Belmont

Harry Schueneman son of Belmont Grocery owner was robbed near 108th and Hale Ave as he walked to Morgan Park on Monday evening February 16 around 8 p.m. A single thief jumped from bushes, demanded his pocketbook, then returned it and fled. Police and a Flivver squad checked the area but suspects were released after Schueneman could not identify them.

Marry Schueneman Belmont Grocery and Market Hale Ave 108Th Morgan Park Harty Flivver Schuéneman

Morgan Park Methodist Church Clears Debts for New Building

After a February climactic financial campaign, Morgan Park Methodist Church fully paid its debts totaling 9609.00 to free all properties valued at about 175000. Plans begin for a new church house north of the current plant at 10020 Hoyne Ave to accommodate growth and serve the community. Reverend A. D. Klontz, pastor for five years, notes over 40000 raised since his tenure began and church membership exceeding 1000 after rapid growth.

Morgan Park Hoyne Ave A. D. Klontz

Legion Auxiliary To Aid Soldiers Orphans

Beverly Hills Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary plans a charity party on February 19 1925 at 8 30 p m at Dr Anna J Robinsons home 14161 Longwood Drive to raise funds for soldiers orphans. A February 12 meeting at Ridge Field House featured talks and routine business with hopes of adding a new member.

Lincoln Beverly Hills No. 407 American Legion Ridge Field House Hills Loyal Legion Beverly , Hills American Legion ‘Auxiliary Anna J Robinson Longwood Drive

Card Party for Oakhaven Mrs N Jacobs Hosts Feb 26

Mrs N Jacobs of 9033 Hoyne Ave opens her home for a card party benefiting Oakhavern Old People's Home. Feb 26 at 2 o clock features bridge with prizes per table and dainty refreshments for attendees.

Booster Club Reports Active Meeting and Planned Improvements

The South End Boosters Club met February 12 at 11518 Vincennes Ave with strong attendance and new members. Discussions covered district improvements including garbage and ash collection, crossing safety at 115th and Church Streets, updated street lighting, and women’s participation in meetings.

South End Smore Wm. Hayhurst Benjamin Wilson Lidate Hig South End Boosters Club He. A. Manning Church St

Ward 19 Alderman Race Heats Up Before Election

Five candidates contest the Ward 19 alderman race with election day set for Tuesday February 24. Incumbent Democrat McKinlay 10314 Hoyne Ave is backed by the Municipal Voters League and Better Government Association. Republican Benjamin B Wilson 7240 Yale previously held the post.

McKinlay Knight Aldrich Weatherwax Wilson Donald Hoyne Ave Municipal Voters League

Hearing on Street Paving on Feb 27

Wr. W. J. Buckley of Longwood Manor Civic Improvement Ass'n invites 8th Place residents between Throop and Loomis to a City Hall hearing on paving 8th Place and 98th Street between Vincennes and Loomis, set for Friday Feb 27 1925 in Room 203.

W. J. Buckley 8Th Place Longwood Manor

Boy Scout Drive Aims to Raise Chicago Budget

Harry W. Thayer leads a five day Boy Scout fundraising drive to secure 160000 for Chicago’s 1925 budget. About 1200 volunteers will call Feb 18–20 urging citizens to invest in Scouting as a prudent civic program.

Harry W. Thayer 110Th St Chicago Scouting Chicago Council

Mrs Feil Bids Farewell at Eastern Star Luncheon

Mrs Henry Feil, president of the Eastern Star Club, entertained at a farewell luncheon on Wednesday February 12 at 1701 Monterey Avenue. The gathering honored Mrs Feil as she prepares to move with her family to California in early May.

Henry Feil Monterey Ave Eastern Star Club

Memorial Library project grows into community association

The plan to establish a Mrs Elizabeth Sutherland Memorial Library moves beyond the Barnard School into a community effort. At a February meeting in Barnard School Auditorium a new organization, the ACER association, is formed to govern the drive. The library would sit at the southeast corner of Longwood Drive and 108th Street.

Elizabeth” Sutherland Alice S. Barnard ‘School Sutherland Barnard School Pernidnen the. Acer Association Cea Guthoriti Sutherland Longwood

Praise for Barker by Senator Teneen in Suburban Star

Senator Teneen writes to praise the Feb 5 Suburban Star tribute to E. J. Barker by David Herriott. He says he read the piece with great interest and holds Barker in high regard as a citizen whose friends will value the tribute.

Senator Teneen Suburban Star E. J. Barker David Herriott Barker

Robbery Report Mixes Threats and Fragmented Details

An unclear clipping notes a robbery involving two young men who demanded valuables and jewelry using guns. The fragmentary text references Mrs Alderson and a continuation on another page, leaving key details unresolved.

Ban Alderson

Miss Hazel Struck by Auto in Englewood Onward

Miss Hazel Ross daughter of Walter 96th 1 St was struck by a car while crossing near Vanderpoel Drug Store on a Saturday evening. The collision sent her into the storefront where she received first aid and was later taken to Englewood Hospital on Sunday morning after advice from resident Herbert Schmidt.

Hazel Ross Walter Saturda Vanderpoel Drug Comp Herbert J. Schmdt St 95Th Seeley Englewood ‘Hospital

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Stephen Libby Lone Bandit Harry ‘Schueneman Marcel Beverly Claire Windsor Calumet Trust. & Savings Bank 111Th Street M.E. Church Free OF Legion Auxiliary To Oakhaven George N. Noward Robey St Louva Beauty Shoppe Jeff’s Ocane Boy Scout Drive Mrs. Feil Beauty Service W. 63Rd St. Wentworth S. Halsted St. Wentworth TO Plan Memorial Library Deneen Ridge Park District Ridge Park Fred A. Dieffenbach W. 102Nd Street Frank H. Cenfield 104Th Street Ridge Park Taxpayers
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