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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
6
F S Martin of 2 Golf Lane Winnetka drove on Ridge Avenue Friday evening and collided with a parked Wieboldt truck just south of Wilmette Avenue. No injuries were reported though Martin’s car was badly wrecked.
Mrs John Powers, formerly of Kenilworth and now of Waukegan, entertained her bridge club with a luncheon Monday at the Deerpath Inn in Lake Forest.
Secretary C. E. Clifton of the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce reports a reply from the Procurement Division in Washington about changes to the new Wilmette post office. Some requests were declined, others may be considered after bids and cost. The Optimist and Rotary clubs received identical letters.
Mrs Andrew Ruby of 124 Robsart Road Kenilworth will be luncheon hostess to her bridge club on Monday.
St Johns Lutheran choir directed by Electa Austin Gamron presents The Seven Last Words of Christ by Dubois at 8 p m Wednesday April 17 in the Wilmette church corner Wilmette and Park avenues. Soloists include Lolita Bertling Marie Simon Marie Meyer Arthur Green and Dr Martin Seifert. Proceeds fund a stained glass altar window memorializing the late Rev Herman W Meyer with nine medallions, to be installed May 29.
James C. Murray of Kenilworth and his son John Robert Murray of Saskatoon Canada returned Monday after a three week stay in Belleair Florida. John Robert left Tuesday for home in Canada and their wives will drive home visiting gardens in the south.
Mrs. A. E. Beirnes travels with son James and niece Harriet Border to Wauseon Ohio to visit the mother of Harriet Border and then return home to 927 Famona Road last Saturday.
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