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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
2
The Achievement club of Highcrest School invites upper grade pupils to an Easter egg hunt Friday afternoon on the 6 acre school playground. Primary pupils will join in the hunt with prizes for those who find the most eggs as school breaks for next week.
The Army Intelligence Officers' Club president will speak at Wilmette Post No 46 of the American Legion at St. Augustine's clubhouse on Tuesday evening April 11 at 8 30. Bert Sullivan promises the talk will highlight an entertaining evening. Membership stands at 133 and may reach 100 percent by September.
Unique Cleaners will open a Winnetka branch at 747 Elm Street next Monday in the former Stork shop. The north shore firm, with 12 years in business, runs a large modern plant and operates branches in Highland Park Waukegan Racine and Kenosha.
Mrs Clarence L Clarke president of the Wilmette League of Women Voters died after a brief illness at her Chicago home. She was born May Eugenia Wakeman of Bridgeport Conn and is survived by her husband Clarence J Clarke mother Mrs Sarah Wakeman and brother Wiley Wakeman of Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp Quincy Mass. She belonged to First Congregational church of Wilmette and the D A R. Funeral services were held in Chicago.
Great Lakes Naval hospital will host an April birthday party for sailors with birthdays in April. The Wilmette Woman's Club committee aims to bring cake and cigarettes as gifts, with guests invited to join at the Red Cross house on Monday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. E. P. Fatch organized the event and will coordinate donations.
Avoca school on Ash land avenue Wilmette observes spring break next week. School year concludes Friday June 2. Mr and Mrs Martin V Kelly of Kenilworth travel west to North Dakota to visit Mrs Kellys mother and then to New York by April 22 to establish residence with Mrs E J Brown of Decatur Illinois returning Saturday to Kenilworth with her sister Mrs Alfred McDougal of 325 Abbotsford road as guest.
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