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Newspaper

Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1929

Page

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New Trier Township to elect one high school trustee Saturday

Residents of New Trier township will vote Saturday in a special election to fill the vacancy on the New Trier High School board caused by the death of Arthur J. Taylor. William H. Ellis of Wilmette is the sole candidate listed on the ballot. Precincts 1 through 5 outline district boundaries and polling locations, including No Man's Land area in Wilmette.

New Trier William H. Ellis Greenwood Avenue Wilmette Wilmette Police Pension Fund Wilmette Village New Trier Township Glencoe Cook County Thhipois Winnetka Whois Kenilworth Tilmall Precinet No Vilage Ridge Avenue Lake Michigan

Optimists Triumph Over Rotarians In Village Ball Game

An epidemic of stiff joints spread through Wilmette as Optimists and Rotarians clubs played a baseball game on Wilmette Day. Health Commissioner Hawkins termed the contest the cause of the malaise. The final score was 19 to 19, leaving players with sore necks backs and impaired arches and prompting lighthearted commentary from local business and professional folks.

Wilmette Optimist Rotary Clubs Hawkins Wilmette Dax Qumist Club Pease

Rollin Simonds Wins Holiday Horseshoe Event

Rollin Simonds claimed the Wilmette Day holiday horseshoe tournament crown by defeating his brother Mark 21-8 and 21-18 in the finals. Sixteen entrants competed in the elimination event.

Rollin Simonds Sixteenth Street Rollin Mark

Police Chief Moves to New Private Office

Superintendent of Police Henry Brantigain moved into a new office in the Village Hall. The quarters occupy part of the room once used by the Village Health department and are across the corridor from police headquarters. An open house for friends was held this week. Brantigain says the office has “everything.”

Henry Brantigain Police

In This Issue Automobiles and Society News

The issue lists sections including Automobiles Book Comment Boy Scout Affairs Church Page Classified Pages Editorial Shore Lines Junior Life Society News Theaters. It outlines the paper’s content blocks and page references for readers navigating features and notices.

Boy Scout Shore Lines Society News

Methodists Prepare for Formal Opening of New Church Home

Wilmette Parish Methodist church prepares to open its new Community Hall and facilities with series of services. Dr H O Holter of Kansas preaches August 18 and Dr George Hollister on August 25. Pastor Horace G Smith resumes duties September 1.

H. O. Holter Kansas Wilmette Parish Methodist George Hollister Horace G. Smith

Realtors Discuss Plans for Illinois Convention

North Shore Real Estate board members met in Highland Park to outline October Rockford state convention plans and features for the August session at the Green Tea Pot. C J Perkins will speak on Advertising after dinner, with Miss Isabella Harkness reporting on the Boston real estate convention. Charles Hutson of Los Angeles visited Willis Hutson of Elmwood Avenue.

Rockford North Shore Real Estate Board Green Tea Pot Nighland Park C. J. Perkins Skylines Chicago Isabella Harkness Boston

Wilmette Day Highlights Community Holiday Sports

Wilmette citizens enjoyed a field day at Glenview Forest Preserve with athletic events, contests, and a large crowd despite clouds. Races, a shoe scramble, a pie-eating novelty, and a tug of war highlighted the afternoon as merchants and residents mingled amid no concessions.

Wilmette Glenview Wilmette Chamber of Commerce Playground and Recreation Board North Shore Hanes Paveround and Recreation Board Rivarly Stuart Fitzhugh Central Avenue Liuenrmanst

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New Trier Post Illinois Charles Hutson Los Angeles Willis H. Hutson Elmwood Avenue Dad Chamber of Commerce
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