Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Suburban Star in Morgan Park, Illinois

We have 16,533,476 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Suburban Star

Location

Morgan Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

3

Morgan Park Social Notes Report Fresh From Town

Morgan Park residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits to cities including Pine Lake Indiana Philadelphia Syracuse and Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Local families plan trips to Ainsworth and Flint while others return from Denver Lake Geneva and Camp Owassipe. The Morgan Park Summer School opened with Captain A E Rigby as principal at 10610 S Leavitt St.

Wir Yerkes Louise Longwood Drive R. F. Eagle Virginia 110Th St Morgan Park Terre Haute Ind Cleo Davis Western Ave Ainsworth Plymouth Band Congregational Church Geo. Billings Marjorie Betty Black Hermosa Ave New ‘York Canada George Morgan John Handbury Billy Foote Camp Owassipe Whitehall Mich J. D. James and Son W. 108Th Place Fort Sheridan Eugene Carl Bauman Homewood Ave Altamont Milwaukee Wis Marcella Heynen Prospect Ave Bridge Jane Heynen Adel Gol. Abells Ruth Abells W. 112Th St Ellington Conn 5Add

Social notes from Morgan Park residents events and travels

Local residents hosted and visited across Morgan Park and nearby areas. Mrs. Crabbe entertained guests at home while the Putz purchased a Hermosa Ave. property. Numerous trips include Winona Lake Indiana, the Dells Wisconsin, and Cap McDonald Michigan with family and scouts.

Chas. A. Crabbe 110Th St Walter Putz J. M. Prabel Monterey Ave Clayton Cunningham Grierson Toronto Canada Cherry Los Angeles Cal Rushton Longwood Drive Helen Mills Dayton Morgan Park M. E. Gault Geneva Wis Robert Parsons Austin Gardner Osgood Foster Sturgeon Bay Richard Hebb W. 110Th St Traverse City Mich A. H. Edgar Prospect. Ave W. A. Endee Chas. G. Blake Hoyne Ave Rochester Minn Blake Mayo Bros. Clinic H. J. Kuehne Ruth H. C. Laycock Grand Beach Ella Grierson Can C. B. Martin Eleanor Wilhoit Rachel Short Katherine Elsworth Hot Springs Ark C. E. Milton Esmond St Pentwater Cap McDonald Owassippi

Morgan Park Social Roundup Patients and Travelers

Local residents and families are noted in a series of brief items. Ruth Busch and Betty Howard are mentioned with addresses in Morgan Park. several families plan or have completed visits to Ohio, Michigan, New York, and Indiana. Mrs. MacDowell and others travel, while the J B Dickerson children are in chicken pox quarantine. A new baby, Anne Elizabeth, is announced for Traverse City with Mrs. Linsley previously Miss Mary Morgan, a Centralizing School of Music instructor.

Ruth Busch Esmond Betty Howard River Forest S. Colburn W. Wsth Onekama Mich Jessie Weed Hermosa Ave North Rose N.Y J. EB. Dickerson Longwood Drive Walter Christie Church St Colorado B. F. Byers Ohio H. S. Welton W. 108Th Place George Dot McSkimming Carol Oberg Green St Philip Geib Monterey Ave 110Th St Bassford Libby Esmond St Devils Lake Wis Barringer Baker Whitehall George Welton Texas Oklahoma James Shirlaw Hugh Battle Creek Fred

Rotten Support Emphasizes Dignity Amid Criticism

In The Outlook, a critical comic voice argues that those who lean on dignity need steadier support. The piece frames dignity as a fragile prop and mocks reliance on status without substance. The author calls for practical backing over pretentious posturing.

Eulogy By Edith Nourse Rogers For War Veteran

Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers delivered a brief stirring tribute to Charles Brenner, a disabled veteran seated with his mother in the private gallery as guests of Speaker Longworth. Brenner, who left school after eighth grade, will graduate from the University of Maryland as a lawyer in June, embodying one of the 11 Samaritans of the Veterans Hospital at White Maine Gari Parsy.

Mre Edith Nourse Rogers Massachusetts Charles Bronner Handless Longworth University of Maryland Rogers Veterans’ Hospital Chas

East Indian Wisdom in Tagore's Guiding Verse

A fragment from Rabindranath Tagore urges resilience in isolation. It speaks of walking a solitary path, seeking inner light when others turn away, and finding strength by kindling a fire within to follow the guiding gleam.

Rabindranath Tagore

Conversation Crook Haunts Paris Area Police baffled

Police chase a so called conversation crook who boards buses and cars to eavesdrop on private talks. He then acts on what he hears and recently targeted a dining room table repair request. The suspect escaped with the table.

Paris

Suburban Star at Sesqui Centennial Exposition

Local residents visiting the Sesqui centennial Exposition in Philadelphia may pick up a copy of the Suburban Star. A week daily mail distribution will place it at Illinois Building for visitors to view and read.

Suburban Star Sesqui-Centennial Philadelphia Todellinois Building

Burr Oak Inn Raided Again by Local Police

Sergt George Ulrich and Lieut James O'Brien led a Sunday raid on Burr Oak Inn on Burr Oak Avenue arresting four women and eight men. Keeper Henry Kinnell charged. Mike de Pike Steitler claimed to bartend though not owner. Town residents urge further action to shut the nuisance permanently.

George Ulrich County Highway Police James O'Brien Detective Bureau Burr Oak Inn Burr Oak Avenue Henry Kinnell Mike de Pike Steitler

Taste for Reading Said to Bring Happiness and Shield Life

A quote from Sir John Herschel extols reading as a constant source of happiness and cheerfulness through life, serving as a shield against misfortune and a buffer when the world frowns.

Sir John Herschel

Engagement of Miriam Comerton to Nolen Howland

Mr and Mrs T Comerton announce the engagement of their daughter Miriam to Mr Nolen Howland formerly of Alabama. No wedding date has been set.

Final Hearing Set for July 19 in Springfield Ad Compliance

Ads and an ad service plan will be submitted to the commission in Springfield by July 19. The final hearing is to occur on that date.

Springfield

Not Penn's Idea Plan To Pay Indians Published By Bishop

The plan to compensate Indigenous peoples for land seized by Quakers did not originate with Penn but with the bishop of London, revealing a shift in colonial policy and church influence on colonial expansion.

Penn London

Strive To Retain Traction Service Here Strive To Retain Traction Service Here

Four witnesses appeared before an Illinois Commerce Commission hearing Friday to protest abandoning the Chicago and Indiana traction line from third and Halsted Street through Blue Island Crete to Chicago Heights. Assistant Commissioner Paul Kuhn of Batavia conducted the hearing. Earlier J T McIntosh and others supported the road’s petition to cease operation citing revenue declines.

Illlinois Commerce Commission Chicago and Indians Traction Third and Halsted Street Blue Island Crete Chicago Heights Paul Kuhn Batavia J.T. McIntosh Traction

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. W. Crapser Pine Lake Davis A. J. Atwater Syracuse TA. Gantt Seeley Ave Mary Virginia Shields Wilith St Philadel Pa Aby Lo AL. Porte Edward and Patricia Mae Plano, Til A. E. Rigby Stella Mae Jenda Iowa 111Th Street Western Avenue Beverly Cc. A. Wilson Emilie von der Linden E. B. Cresap Beverly and Morgan Fark Real Estate Rotten Pacific and Atlantic HOUSE Washington P. Derrow Washtenaw Ave Tex Midlothian Beverly Hills L. M. Trover Stewart Burr Oak Ton City Electric Coo S. Wood Street Aephatereae Cirm Sentama Eytaen Lava Lota Buick USI Young’s Garage Vincennes Ave PPE the Suburban Star Chicago Illinois
Search Courier

Search the Suburban Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Suburban Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication