Optimists Rally for Clean Pictures and Press Reform
Wilmette Optimist club ratified two resolutions from the Toronto convention. One calls for removal of indecent films and backs a cleanup campaign. The other urges the press to curb hero worship of criminals and underworld figures. Alder R. Tighe notes the group is committed to reform for clean cinema and media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmette Optimist Club
Toronto
Canada
Optimist International
Alder R. Tighe
Feted on Visit Residents of Kenilworth Host Parties
Miss Edith Manger of Green Bay Wisconsin spent last week visiting Beloit College roommate Janet Benson at 212 Woodbine Avenue. Kappa Delta sisters hosted events including a progressive dinner splash party a Century of Progress trip and luncheon. Several other local residents were noted in social outings and visits across Kenilworth and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Manger
Green Bay
Wis
Janet Benson
Woodbine Avenue
Beloit College
Miss Manger
Kappa Delta
Century of Progress
Harry’ E. Smoot
Betty Jane
Park Avenue
Tucson
Ariz
Mrs. Ella Stone Dies in Wilmette at 60
Miss Ella Stone, aged 60, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at her Wilmette home with sister Miss Hettie Stone. Born in Hagerstown Maryland, she had lived in Wilmette 17 years after moving from Chicago. Survived also by sister Mrs. J V Piazza of Chicago. Funeral services were held at the residence Saturday afternoon with burial at Oakwoods cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Stone
Hettie Stone
Washington Avenue
Wilmette
Chicago
Hagerstown
J. V.‘ Piazza
Oakwoods Cemetery
Mrs Sina M Johnson Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Sina M Johnson died last Sunday at her home 1022 Eleventh street. Born in Norway January 18 1843 she is survived by daughters Olga M and Hilda Johnson. Funeral services were held Wednesday at a funeral chapel 3301 Fullerton Avenue Chicago with burial at Mt Olive Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sina M. Johnson
Eleventh Street
Johnson
Norway
Olga M
Hilda Johnson
Fullerton . Avenue
Chicago
Mt. Olive Ceme
Henry Rusnak Dies After 62 Years in Chicago Furniture Trade
Henry Rusnak age 62 of Chicago died last Thursday at his home 2925 Pine Grove Ave. He was in furniture manufacturing and retailing in the city for 42 years. Survived by widow Lena, two sons Irwin and Seymour, daughter Florence, brothers Samuel and Herman, sisters Sarah Rosenbaum Rose Messinger and Bertha Herst. Funeral last Friday at 3021 Lawrence Ave chapel and burial in Austria-Hungarian Jewish Waldheim Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rusnak
Samuel Rusnak
Wilmette
Pine Grove Avenue
Chicago
Rusnak
Lena Rusnak
Irwin
Seymour
Florence
Samuel
Herman Rusnak
Sarah Rosenbaum
R. N. A. Meeting Announced for August 10
The Royal Neighbors camp schedules its regular business meeting for Friday evening August 10 at 8 o clock in the Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Camp
Odd Fellows‘ Hall
Mrs Grisamore Hosts Bridge Luncheon at North Shore
Mrs. Thomas Grisamore of 411 Lake avenue served as luncheon hostess for her bridge club Tuesday at the North Shore Golf club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shattuck
Glencoe
Kenilworth Bridge
Harry Crooks
Cumnor Road
Kenilworth
Thomas Grisamore
Lake Avenue
North Shore Golf Club
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Russell Cooke, Jr
Charlotte
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Warwick Road
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Georgian Bay
John W. Darley
Brier Street
Jane Crawford
Seville
Ohio
Lucie Dix
Oxford Road
Bryan Davis
Detroit
John Zipprich
Forest Avenue
Ottawa
D. Pagliarulo
Wilmette Ave
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Household Finance Corporation
14Th Ft
W. Madison
Franklin
2Nd Ft
Howard St
Greenleaf
Libby
Philadelphia
Wilson’s
Grandmothe
Bagdad
J'Lly Bean
White House Milk
Yukon
Dero Tert
Great A&p Tea Co
Hydrox Corp
Georgia
Elberta Freestone
Econom
A&p Food Stores
Lela
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