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Newspaper

Suburban Star

Location

Morgan Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1924

Page

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Baker Dies After Being Crushed in Shop Accident

Joseph Igler jr 44 of 10238 Vincennes avenue died after his arm was pulled into a dough mixer at his bakery Monday at 4 am. He suffered heart injuries and chest lacerations. Survived by wife and son. Funeral Thursday with Waldeck Lodge A F and A M in charge.

Joseph Igler, Jr Vincennes Avenue Mr. Igler Martin M. Burns Oakley Ave Igler Burns St. Francis Hospital Blue Island Omelock Walsh’s Throop Street Waldeck Lodge A. F A. M

Sheriff Puts Lock On Greenmill Doors

Sheriff Hoffman padlocked the Greenmill Gardens and Justice Inn at Fastice last Sunday. Morgan Park Law Enforcement League helped secure the action. Mr and Mrs H Weubrich and son Laverne, Mr and Mrs C Battles and Ralph Bartee left Saturday for Denver Oglo to attend the Epworth League convention. Mrs Battles will perform The Challenge of the Cross in three Denver churches.

Hoffman Greenmill Gardens Justice Inn Fastice Morgan Park Law Enforcement League H. Weubrich Laverne C. Battles Ralph Bartee Denver Oglo

Stolz Nagel Marriage Reported in Blue Island Area

The marriage of Miss Olga Stolz daughter of Mrs Paulina Stolz 10203 Beverly Ave to Mr Louis Nagel senior partner of Nagel and Stolz Blue Island took place on July 19 Miss Giga Stolz sister of Mr Albert Stolz noted in the account.

Olga Stolz Paulina Stolz Beverly Ave Louis Nagel Blue Island Nagel

Eulogy for Mae Barrett Delivered by Father Mack

William McLane former head of the Church of the Mediator offers a telegram based tribute to Mae Barrett daughter of the Barretts who died recently The message expresses sorrow at missing the home burial and faith that their religion will comfort the family in this period of mourning Continued on page

William McLane Church of the Mediator Sherman W. Barrett Hermosa Avenue Mae Barrett Barrett

Mrs Mary Barry Dies at Home in Ridge

Mrs Mary Adelaide Barry wife of Francis Barry died Sunday July 20 at 9713 Wood St. An old Ridge resident she leaves ten children eight daughters Edith Schultz Burlington IA Gertrude Adelaide Frances Dorothy Blanche Grace and two sons Raymond Gilbert Funeral mass was said Tuesday at St Margaret s church and she was buried at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Mary Adelaide Barry Francis Barry Wood St Barry the Ridge Mary Edith Schultz Burlington Iowa Gertrude Adelaide Frances Dorothy Blanche Grace Raymond Gilbert St. Margaret’s Church Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

Tinley Farmer Loses 15000 Cash and Auto in Theft

Edward Andres, 58, a bachelor farmer near Tinley Park, reports $15,000 in cash and bonds stolen from a bureau drawer last week and his auto taken. He suspects the burglary occurred Monday while he was in the fields, with theft discovered Wednesday noon after he sought town.

Edward Andres Tinley Park Andres

Engagement Notice for Helen Parkhill to Louis Palmer

Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Mason of 11538 Longwood Drive announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Parkhill to Louis Skone Palmer, son of Mrs. Martha Skone Palmer of 5485 Woodlawn Avenue. No wedding date has been set.

George Henry Mason Longwood Drive Helen Parkhill Louis Skone Palmer Martha Skone Palmer Woodlawn Avenue

Resolutes Fall to Ridge Park in Twelfth Inning

In a lengthy game Ridge Park edged the Resolutes 6 to 5 in the 12th inning after a see saw affair. Mowat drove in two for Ridge with a key two base hit and Burns homered for the Resolutes to fuel the late lead before Ridge answered with two runs in the home half. Fry pitched well with twelve strikeouts for Ridge.

Resolutes Ridge Park Ridge Mowat Burns Fry Ericson E. Hermes Schampel F. Hermes Jim Loftus Tulp

Big Fish Stories Rise From Northern Wisconsin Florida Storyline

Joe Swatek of 1519 W 104th Street and Thomas Collins of 10920 Church Street head north to Wisconsin for a fishing trip. The Star office notes they expect a return journey with a full tonneau as the catch fills the wagon.

Joe Swatek W. 104Th Street Thos. Collins Church Street Star

Popular Educator Dies This Week

Mrs Elizabeth Huntington Sutherland former principal of the Alice L Barnard School died at her home 1688 W 103rd St on Tuesday July 22 1924 She was born in Blue Island September 27 1851 a Cook County Normal School graduate and long time educator She led Blue Island teaching 13 years and then the Barnard school for 37 years resigning Jan 2 1923 After marriage she lived with a niece and her husband David W Sutherland who died in 1901

Elizabeth Huntington Sutherland Alice L. Barnard Sutherland Blue Island Cook County Normal School

Ridge baseball team to visit Whitehall for Sunday game

The Ridge Park baseball team will travel to Whitehall Michigan to play the Whitehall Independents on Sunday August 17. They depart by boat Saturday July 16 at 6 45 PM from Chicago arriving Whitehall Sunday morning at 5 00. Return boat leaves Sunday 7 00 PM arriving Chicago Monday 6 30 AM. Fans may join. reservations with Goodrich Lines suggested. Auto travelers use Dunes highway to Michigan City then Route 11 to Whitehall.

Ridge Park Whitehall Michigan Whitehall Independents Good Iuich Chicago Goodrich Dunes Michigan City

Elks Picnic Set With Big Attendance This Sunday

Blue Island Lodge No. 1331 plans its annual picnic at Roesnow's grove on A6th avenue half a mile south of Burr Oak. Attendees include Elks from Blue Island Roseland Washington Heights Beverly Hills Morgan Park Tinley Park Worth and Orland. Dancing games sports and refreshments will fill the day for Elks and families.

Blue Island Roseland Washington Heights Beverly Hills Morgan Park Tinley Park Worth Orland Blue

Auto trip to Lake Maxinkuchee by Diebenthal family

Mr and Mrs J H Diebenthal and daughter Margaret 2064 W 103rd St motored to Lake Maxinkuchee Ind last weekend to visit their son Jack who is cadet at Culver Military Academy.

J. H. Diebenthal Margaret W. 103Rd St Lake Maxinkuchee Ind Jack Culver Miliary Academy

Eva P. Roche obituary notes Christian Science ties

Eva P. Roche is survived by her brother Walter J. Huntington of Oregon. Funeral services for Mrs. Roche, long affiliated with the Christian Science church, were held at her late home Thursday at 3 30 p.m. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery.

Eva P. Roche Walter J. Huntington Oregon Christian Science Church Sutherland Greenwood Cemetery

Women Golfers Hold High Jinks Party at Beverly Hills

The Woman's Beverly Hills Golf Club hosted its annual High Jinks costume party at Beverly Country Club on Tuesday afternoon. The standout costume depicted Topsy and Eva with Mrs Harvey Corey as Topsy and daughter Elizabeth as Eva, while others dressed as Martha Washington Swiss girl Russian Guard and Pollyanna.

Beverly Hills Beverly Country Club Topsy Eva Harvey Corey Elizabeth Yopsy Cicero S. T. Kiddoo Longwood Drive Martha Washington Georgie W. Young James H. Dunbar Christina Graver

James G Greig dies at 76 after long Wash Heights life

James G Greig 1739 W 101st St died at home Wednesday July 16 at age 76. A Washington Heights and Beverly Hills settler for sixty years he came from Aberdeen Scotland and worked fifty five years with Rock Island Lines in adjustments and claims. He is survived by wife Mary Jan and four sons William James Jr Alexander John and daughter Esther J. Funeral was held at home July 19 at 2 30 pm with burial at Oakhill cemetery.

James G. Greig 101St St Greigs Washington Heights Beverly Hills Mr. Greig Aberdeen Scotland Blue Island Rock Island Lines Rock Island 99Th Street the Woods Mary Jan

Entertain Mothers Of Marcy Center Picnic In Chicago

The M. P. Methodist church at Western Ave and 111th St hosted about 250 children and mothers from Marcy Center. A noon lunch with milk was served and watermelon was enjoyed in the afternoon. The annual event brings joy to children from the congested district of Chicago.

M. P. Methodist Church Marcy Center Western Ave 111Th St Chicago

Delta Alpha Sorority Initiation and Social Meeting

The Beta Chapter of Delta Alpha held a special initiation at Dorothy Barber’s home on July 18 followed by a social. The next meeting is set for August 1 at Viletta Bombaugh’s 11427 Church Street. Mrs. George R. Innes and her sons Ronald and Robert stayed a week at Lake Mills Wisconsin with the A. F Bacon family formerly of Morgan Park.

Delta Alpha Dorothy Barber Viletta Bombaugh Church St George R. Innes W. 110Th Place Ronald Robert Lake Mills Wis A. F Bacon Morgan Park

Mt Greenwood Liquor Ring Convictions Under Prohibition Law

Mt Greenwood raids led by Chief Raider Otto Gneuwich yielded convictions in Blue Island for seven liquor violations. James OMalley and Robert Reagan faced $1500 bonds. Vincentius Gandacius fined $200. Tony Page $200. others, including Joe Artino Edward Kelley and Charles Lawrence, also fined. Evidence came from Morgan Park Law Enforcement League amid local protests over youth drunkenness.

Mt. Greenwood Otto Gneuwich Frank L. Synakiewicz Blue Island Joseph Rubens James O’malley Cook County Grand Jury Robert H Bob) Reagan Vincentius Gandacius Utica Avenue Kelsey K. Milmer Tony Page Kedzie Avenue Joe Artino 111Th Spaulding Avenue Edward B. Kelley Charles Lawrence Homan Avenue Robert H. Reagen 111Th Street Peter M. Hoffman Morgan Park Law Enforcement League Homer S. Wetherell E. J. Davis Charles R. Osborne Phillip E. Gregory D. L. Gilday Engilewood George S. Hawks

Sheriff Demands Permit On Northern Michigan Fishing Trip

Henry Fiel, Roy Jerstrom and Paul Moller traveled to northern Michigan for a vacation and fishing outing. The county sheriff halted their lake trip demanding a permit they could not produce. Each man paid 814.65 for the privilege and they quit the lake immediately.

Henry Fiel Roy Jerstrom Paul Moller Michigan Isaac Walton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baker Joseph Igier Greemill Stolz-Nagel Miss Barrett Father Mack Mary Barry Dan’s Tire and Battery Service Longwood Rive Bey W.N.U James Greig Entertain Mothers of Marcy Center Delta Alpha Sorority O'Malley LAW ‘League Suburban Star
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