Timeline
Timeline
July 12, 2005
1935: The Sun's first edition rolls off the press in Downers Grove.
1936: Publisher Harold Moser sells the paper to Harold White and Gordon Haist for $600.
1937: White dissolves partnership with Haist and marries Eva Anderson, with whom he'll publish the paper for more than 50 years.
1938: White buys the building at 128 S. Washington St. that will serve as the home of The Sun until 1965.
1939: The Sun cuts off free circulation. During a winter subscription drive, Eva White sells 1,075 subscriptions at $1 per year.
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