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Newspaper

Suburban Star

Location

Morgan Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1925

Page

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Mayor Dever to Speak Here on Monday March 6

The Better Government Association plans a mass meeting at the Morgan Park Methodist Church Monday evening March 16 at 3 oclock in support of Alderman Donald B McKinlay. Mayor Dever will attend and explain the citys transportation ordinances passed February 27 by a 40 to 5 vote. McKinlay had considered delaying the vote and voted with the minority before deciding. He and Mrs McKinlay left March 3 for a three day trip to Urbana University.

The Better Government Association Donald 8. McKinlay Morgan Park Methodist Dover Donald S. Schwartz Dever McKinlay Becaue Becaue He Saw Nothing Wrong With the Ordinance. Alderman McKinlay Donald S. McKinlay State University At Urbana

Death Takes Caleb Hollis M P Pioneer

Caleb Hollis 85 died Friday February 27 1925 at St Francis Hospital Blue Island after six weeks illness. Born October 1839 in Cambridge MA he moved to Chicago fifty years ago and lived in Morgan Park thirty years. A Baptist Deacon retired fifteen years ago. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm from A K Loveys home with Rev Osborne officiating cremation at Oakwood and ashes to be sent to Cambridge MA. Survived by son Henry in Arizona and daughter Frances Hollis teacher at Brightwood High School.

Caleb Hollis St. Francis Hospital Blue Island Mr. Hollis Cambridge Mass Chicago Morgan Park The Baptist Church A. K. Lovey Esmond St Osborne Oakwood Cemetery Hollis Ilenry Arizona Frances Hollis Brigtewood High School

Second Raid on Hanley's Joint Convincing

The second raid on Obadiah Hanley's moonshine joint at 1839 W. 110th Place convinced him it does not pay after a $100 fine and costs from Judge Howard Hayes. Inmates were discharged. The raid, led by Lieut. W A Middleton and Sgt. Scott with James Howland and Roy Chesnut, followed a piano and trombone disturbance. A civic league formed with Chas Watkins as president aims to clean up the district.

Obadiah Hanley W. 110Th Place Hanley Hovward Hayes South Clark Street W. A. Middleton Sgt Scott James Howland Roy BE. Chesnut Chas, Watkins

Earthquake Sparks Debate in South Morgan Park Booster Meeting

South Morgan Park residents held a booster club meeting at 11651 Church Street on February 27 with new members joining and a plan to acquire concessions for the community. Discussions covered walks streets transportation lights garbage collection and police and fire alarm systems. The club plans its annual officer election at the March 6 meeting and invites residents to join for beautifying and improving South Morgan Park.

Morgan Park South Morgan Park Laura Manning Juia R. Donaldson Robert C. Schuemann William Hayhurst Albert Andersen Dart Anna Rombow Alice Davis R. J. Mipton Wm, Morrow E. Leggett EB. Ecklund Roy Gilbert John Ebert Leo Rombow H. A. Dyslin W. G. Davis Church St H. A. Manning

Choosing Coolidge and Dawes for Nation's Four Year Prosperity

The piece pledges support for Coolidge and Dawes as new leaders guiding prosperity. It emphasizes upholding traditions and policies of predecessors and calls for unity, patriotism, and cooperation from all Americans to foster the administration's success and America's world influence.

America

Students Hear Coolidge Take Oath of Office

Morgan Park High School Citizenship Committee staged a March 4 program led by the R O T C and three battalions marching to the Methodist Church at 110th and Longwood Drive. The event featured band selections, community singing, three minute citizenship talks, and a keynote by President Coolidge.

Morgan Park High School Methodist R. Shanks Janet Hovey Vy A. McAllister Dorothy Belden Fred Heineman Mr. Gray Coolidge

Longwood Manor Plans Paving and Utility Upgrades

Longwood Manor prepares for 98th Street paving from Throop to Loomis and 98th Place improvements after a Feb 27 hearing approved by the Board of Local Improvements. Dead end water mains will be connected to boost pressure. Three sidewalk ordinances await council action and electric light cables will be laid on paved streets when weather permits.

Longwood Manor

Pageant to Be Given Sunday at Heights M. E.

Washington Heights Sunday School and adult church members present a pageant next Sunday evening March 8 at 7 30. Nearly thirty characters depict war and peace through native costumes with nations including Switzerland India Germany France Spain Russia China Balkans Japan Sweden Norway Denmark Canada England and more.

Heights M. E Washington Heights War Daisy Jenner Bellsram William Groundwater Floyd Richard Florence Simons Switzerland Bernice Simons India Fred Jenner Germany France Mac Lucas Spain Priscilla Marsh Russia Edith Grieshaber China Velma Richards Balkans Evelyn Thompson Audrey van Alstine Dorothy Troughton Dorothy Groundwater Japan Virginia Richards Sweden Herbert Gireshaber Norway Stewart Simons Denmark Lucille Montgomery Canada Ruth Gustafson England Arlo P. Foskett

Beverly Hills Post Wins Two Citations at Fourth District

Beverly Hills Post No. 407 received two citations at the Fourth District convention held at Flanders Post on Feb. 26 for boosting American Legion membership in 1925. The state award honored meritorious dues remittance and early ecard membership, while the national citation praised enrollment achievements ahead of Dec 31, 1924, with Beverly Hills Post the only Fourth District post at 100 percent. After the meeting, delegates enjoyed a musical program and refreshments.

Beverly Hills Flanders Post S. Morgan St American Legion Howard P. Savage James K. Crain Beverly Hills Post

Emperii Construction Plans Not Vetoed

Chief Deputy Knight and Commissioner Khalil Rob ert Knight state the Morgan Park High School addition plans by architect John Christensen have approval from the building department and meet fire ordinances. The Board of Education advertised bids in the Evening Post on Feb 21, with construction set to start in March.

B 7 Robert Knight Morgan Park High School John C

Roof Blows Off As Acetylene Tank Explodes

An acetylene tank exploded at Chicago Bridge Works on 105th and Vincennes Ave Tuesday morning around 10 39. The blast lifted the tin roof of a small brick shanty where it was stored. No injuries or further damage occurred as four fire departments arrived and then left.

Chicago Bridge Works 105Th Vincennes Ave Lash

Ridge Civic Council Meeting Delayed To March Fifth

Only five residents and two news reporters attended last Friday’s Ridge Civic Council session due to nearby functions including banquets at Trinity and Bethany Union Churches. The meeting adjourned to Thursday March 5 with refreshments announced. Mrs. T. Mackey of Irving Avenue spoke in Cincinnati at a welfare convention for deans from girls high schools.

The Ridge Civic Council Ridge University Club Trinity. M. E. Church Bethany Union Church T. Mackey Irving Ave Cincinnati

Burglary at Partington and Newhall Drug Store

A break in at Partington and Newhall’s Drug Store on Halé Avenue occurred Monday night March 2. Burglars cut the rear window bars with bolt cutters and entered about five o’clock, stealing cameras and cigarette holders. A newsboy on the way to deliver papers nearby alarmed the theft.

Partington & Newhall Halé Av Montaly A. Newsboy

Friction Explodes Cleaning Fluid Fire Injures Mrs Otto

An accident occurred last Tuesday afternoon March 8 at 11112 Hoyne Ave when cleaning fluid ignited while Mrs. Benjamin Otto rubbed her dress. She wrapped her hands and escaped serious burns, guiding the fire to the kitchen woodwork until the fire department arrived to prevent further damage.

Benjamin Otto Hoyne Ave

Man Found Dead From Heart Trouble

John H. Rice aged 68 of 942 EK 65th St was found dead on the sidewalk at 95th and Peoria last Saturday evening Feb 28. The coroner's jury ruled death from organic heart trouble. Rice was a widower. Mr and Mrs Lyle Kerney of 10036 Longwood Drive left for a southern trip and to visit Cuba.

John H. Rice Lyle Kerney Longwood Drive Cuba

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