Wilmette Holds Beach Carnival With New Events
The Wilmette Water Carnival returns Saturday August 21 under the Wilmette Bureau of Recreation and the bathing beach. Highlights include wheelbarrow and three legged races, Use Your Head novelty, and a 240 yard relay plus diving and swimming exhibitions.
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Wilmette
Gard
Winnette Bureau of Recreation
Daniel M. Davis
Recreaion
Toyce Smith
Coolidge Names William P. MacCracken to Commerce Role
President Coolidge appoints William P. MacCracken of Winnetka as Assistant Secretary of Commerce under Secretary Hoover. He will organize the new Department of Commercial Aviation, bringing wartime aviation teaching and Chicago legal service to the post.
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Coolidge
William P. MacCracken
Edgewood Lane
Winnetka
Commerce
Hoover
MacCracken
University of Chicago
Montgomery, Hart and Smith
American Bar Association
Washington, D. C
Local Man Helps with I C Electrification
N Tideman engineer for Pierce Electric of Chicago honored for guiding Illinois Central railroad electrification. He oversaw contracts for signal and power transmission. work began August last year and finished within a year without traffic interruption. No fatalities or serious injuries occurred. IC now operates electric trains and expands equipment.
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S. N. Tideman
Pierce Electric Company of
Chicago
Ilinois Central
Tideman
Linden Avenue
Wilmette
Puttin
Boys to Camp at Camp Wilmette Led by Osburn Group
The Girl Scouts of the Methodist church finished a four week encampment at Camp Wilmette. The Boy Scouts from Paw Paw River Michigan will attend the camp this week under leader Willard Osburn and his team of assistants.
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Girl Scouts
The
Methodist Church
Camp Wilmette
Paw Paw River
Mich
Boy Scouts
Willard Osburn
Plans Tennis Tourney At Wilmette Central School
Daniel M. Davis of the Wilmette Bureau of Recreation announced plans for a season end tennis tournament. Interested players should send name age and telephone number or address to Central School or register with any playground director.
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Daniel M. Davis
Wilmette Bureau of Recreation
Davis
Central School
Wilmette Day Trusts Weather and Planning Leaders
General Chairman Dr Charles B Blake says Wilmette Day will be ship shape with committees ready for the community outing. He notes weeks of coordination and expects smooth operations if weather cooperates and all volunteers maintain their posts.
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Wilmette
Charles B. Blake
Bleake
George Schaefer Injured in Central Park Collision
George Schaefer Sustains Broken Collarbone After Motorcycle Collision with Truck on Wilmette and Central Park Avenues. Truck driver Nicky Yohl did not face charges as Schaefer recuperates at home under Dr. Lester E. Mee care.
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George Schacfer
Wilmette
Central Park Avenues
Nicky Yohl
Calliston
Schaefer
George Schaefer
Central Park Avenue
Lester E. Mee
Yohl
Prizes Arranged for Wilmette Day Sports Contests
S Van Deusen and George White, grocers, have been assigned the task of providing prizes for the Wilmette day sports contestants. Van Deusen seeks resirn contributors while White waits on wholesalers.
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S. van Deusen
George White
Wilmette Day
Mr. van Deusen
Resirn
Mr. White
Wilmette Hosts Day Of Festivities With Parades And Events
On Wednesday August 18 Wilmette stages its Day program starting with a 9:30 parade. Activities include a 12 noon indoor game, 1:30 races, 3 o'clock children's parade, 4 o'clock baseball Wilmette versus Ft. Sheridan, 7 o'clock dancing, and a 10 o'clock grand prize drawing.
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Wilmette
Ft. Sheridan
Wilmette Day Parade And Games Headline Local Celebration
Wilmette marks its annual Wilmette Day sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with a 9 30 am parade from Village Hall through residential and business sections. Residents decorate homes and cars while merchants assemble in prize groups for cars and trucks. A noon ball game at Village Green features the Discounters and Bonesetters. Prizes exceed 1000 from local firms and multiple races and contests follow the ball game.
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Wilmette
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
American Legion Grove
Lake Avenue
Ridge Avenue
Discounters
Tack Budinger
W.W. Hawkins
Carls
Iels
Toys
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Recreation Bureau
T. R. Adkins
North Shore
I. C
N. Tideman