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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1935

Page

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Grade separation project proposed for PWA funding

North shore grade separation would elevate tracks from Swanton north to Willow street Winnetka and onward to Highland Park reducing 26 grade crossings, enabling railroad electrification and creating thousands of jobs. The plan, long supported by Winnetka and Glencoe village managers and North Shore officials, seeks PWA project inclusion.

Swanston Willow Street Winnetka Highland Park The Public Works Administration PWA North Shore Illinois Commerce Commission H. L. Woolhiser George K. Young Glencoe

Congregational Choir to Sing Gounod Mass Tonight

The First Congregational church senior choir and quartet perform Gounod Messe Solennelle at Maundy Thursday worship. Soloists Elizabeth Pitsch Ethel Wishover Mark Garner and Carman Learn. Dr Hindley delivers a Passion Week message. Public invited.

First Congregational Church Gounod Elizabeth Pitsch Ethel Heide Wishover Mark Garner Carman Learn John Hindley

Easter Church Announcements in Wilmette and Kenilworth

Sunday services are listed for Eas ter celebrations in Wilmette and Kenilworth churches with notices on pages 12 13 and 16.

Wilmette Kenilworth Aviation Boy Scouts Ee

Wilmette Post Office building changes proposed

The Wilmette Chamber of Commerce asks the U S Post Office Procurement division for more changes to the new Wilmette post office under construction. Proposals include better face brick color and texture to match terra cotta trim and a modern lobby lighting fixture with simple plaster accents.

Wilmette Chamber of Commerce United States Post Office Department Wilmette Post Ojce

Re-elect Three to School Board Posts

The Wilmette board of education election drew many citizens to vote on Saturday. Incumbents were re-elected as president Henry E. Cutler and members Lois Finney George E. Leal and John B. Rushmore. Independent candidate Mrs J D Kinnear received a sizable vote but did not win a seat. Edward Maass won township school trustee with 223 votes.

Wilmette Board of Education J. D. Kinnear Henry E. Cutler Lois Finney George E. Leal John B. Rushmore Edward Maass

Wilmette Zoning Commission Sets Public Hearing Date

The Wilmette Zoning commission will hold another public hearing on the new zoning ordinance at village hall on Friday evening April 26 at 8 o'clock. All citizens interested in zoning matters are invited to be present.

Wilmette Zoning Commission

Easter Services Planned by Wilmette Churches

Wilmette churches prepare for Easter crowds with services for adults and children. Union Good Friday events at St. Augustine's Episcopal will run noon to 3 PM with seven 15 minute talks on the Seven Sayings of Christ on the Cross and Hymns. Clergy include Dr. Carlton Veneklasen Kabele Allison Hindley Tromp. Details on page 12.

Wilmette St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church Christ Hubert Carleton St. Augustine’s James T. Veneklasen First Presbyterian Church David R. Kabele

Harmony Party Wins Village Election Amid Light Turnout

The Harmony party won the village election by a margin over 300. Harry W. Miller, seeking re election as treasurer, topped his ticket with 2308 votes while Bernard S Black received 1570. Independent candidates carried the 9th 12th and 13th precincts. Harmony won the 8th 10th and 11th. Civil service for police and fire departments passed by a strong vote.

Wilmette New Harmony Party Harmony Miller Harry W. Miller Independent Bernard S. Black Black East Side West Side Harmony Ticket Civil Service Police and Fire Departments

Resume Work on Dome of the Baha'i Temple

The John J. Farley company resumes clerestory work on the Baha'i temple dome in Wilmette as milder weather returns. Crews finalize fifty four fluted nine sided columns brackets and cornice while the continuous frieze and rib bases are prepared for in place casting. All other sections were cast at the Farley plant in Rosythia and shipped by rail to Wilmette.

Baha’i Temple John J. Farley Company Washington D. C J. J. Farley Rosythia Washington Wilmette

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