Visits in Wisconsin by Miss Winifred Bright
Miss Winifred Bright children's librarian at Wilmette Public Library is spending a month's vacation with friends at Greenbush Wisconsin. She will resume duties on September 1. Dr and Mrs E Hominghausen of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs E L Schultz at 1314 Isabella Street for a few days last week. They attended the Presbyterian conference at McCormick Seminary in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Bright
Wilmette Public Library
Greenbush
Wis
E. Hominghausen
Indianapolis
Ind
E. L. Schultz
Isabella Street
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
Car Damages After Curb Exit Crash in Kenilworth
G W Carrington of 1426 Lake Avenue damaged his car Wednesday morning July 30 while avoiding a collision with Mrs Howard Durham of 431 Abbotts Ford Road Kenilworth who was traveling north on Twelfth Street. Also noted is the return of Mr and Mrs Arthur E Jorgensen and family from a week in Burnhamwood and Wittenberg Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Carrington
Lake Avenue
Carrington
Howard Durham
Abbottsford Road
Kenilworth
Twelfth Street
Arthur E. Jorgensen
Linden Avenue
Burnhamwood
Wittenberg
Wis
Two Collisions At Lake Avenue Fifteenth Street Junction
Lake avenue near Fifteenth street saw two auto crashes this week. Thomas Stowzanske and T C Miller clashed when Stowzanske tried a left turn and sideswiped Miller’s car. Stowzanske posted $75 bond as reckless driving charges were filed. A second collision involved Mrs J H Prentiss and Mrs Valentine Mossman at the same intersection. neither driver injured though minor damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Thomas Stowzanske
Dodge Avenue
Evanston
T. C. Miller
Sixteenth Street
Wilmette
Miller
Stowzanske
Two Drivers Escape Injury in Main Street Collision
John T. Haight of Cicero and Rodney Shearer of Evans ton collided at the Main Street Oakwood Avenue intersection on Wednesday afternoon July 30. Haight was turning right from Main Street when Shearer struck from behind. Both cars suffered rear and bumper damage but neither driver was injured.
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Main Street
John T. Haight
Sixty-first Court
Cicero
Rodney Shearer
Central Street
Evanston
Oakwood Avenue
Haight
Oawood Avenue
Shearer
Bank executive begins two week vacation with Midwest trip
W D Leary vice president of Wilmette State bank leaves on two week vacation. Planned stopovers include Pine River Minnesota and Sister Bay Wisconsin. Other staff on vacation include Violet Hawkinson Bessie Weiss Harry Stone Alice Duncan Lisbeth Goss Bertha Bersch and Florence Greiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Leary
Wilmette State Bank
Pine River
Minn
Sister Bay
Wis
Violet Hawkinson
Bessie Weiss
Harry Stone
Alice Dungan
Lisbeth Goss
Miss Ruth Holdaway Heads to Fiesta in Santa Fe
Miss Ruth Holdaway of 723 Forest Avenue leaves Friday for Santa Fe New Mexico to be guest of her aunt Mrs J Fiske. She will attend the Fiesta in early September and return about September 8. She will visit cousin Mrs Richard Gay known on the north shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Ruth Holdaway
Forest Avenue
N. M
J. Fiske
Richard Gay
Norma Fiske
North Shore
Mrs Orner and Mrs Neigh Prepare East Canada Tour
Mrs Earl E Orner of 823 Park Avenue and Mrs Lucy S Neigh of the Wilmette Inn at 726 Eleventh Street depart August 10 for a tour of the East and Canada. They travel Buffalo to Montreal by boat down the St Lawrence to Boston then to New York by water. Mrs Orner will visit her son Ralph Orner in Camden New Jersey with RCA. They plan to return the first of September. Mr and Mrs William B Dale of 519 Ash Street Winneka spend three weeks at Idlewild Minnesota. Mr H M Dale son of the Dales is spending a few weeks in Northern Wisconsin.
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Earl E. Orner
Park Avenue
Lucy S. Neigh
Wilmette Inn
Eleventh Street
East
Canada
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Boston
New York
William B. Dale
Ash Street
Winnekta
Idlewild
Minn
H. M. Dale
William Dale
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Call Wilmette
Ashion Bros
Greenleaf Ave
Dallas
Nelson Laundry
15Th Street
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