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This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on October 26, 1923. The article reports the construction of a building that will shelter boats for use on Lake Ellyn in the summer and will serve as a warming shelter…

This document is an article published by The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on January 18, 1924. The article reports on the amenities of the skating shelter.

This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on January 25, 1924. The article mentions that the M.M.Ms are planning a Mah Jongg party to raise money for the use of the tennis courts that are under construction in…

This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on January 25, 1924. The article reports on plans for a Winter Festival at Lake Ellyn Park sponsored by the American Legion. The festival will have races for various age…

This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on January 25, 1924. The article reprints a letter from a woman in Wheaton suggesting that Wheaton should pay for upkeep of the ice on Lake Ellyn since so many residents…

This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on February 15, 1924. The article reports on the success of a party organized by the M.M.M.s to raise money for the tennis courts.

This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on May 2, 1924. The article reports that Lake Ellyn was chosen as one of 60 beauty spots in Illinois.

This document is a short history of Lake Ellyn written by Ada Douglas Harmon and published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on May 2, 1924.

This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on May 9, 1924. The article reports on a Park Board meeting during which there was a heated exchange regarding the tennis courts at Lake Ellyn.

This document is an article published in The Glen Ellyn News and The Glen Ellyan on June 20, 1924. The article urges residents to spend time in Lake Ellyn Park. The article also draws attention to the need to repair and maintain the fountain.