Village seeks federal aid to extend Wilmette water system
At a special village board meeting President C P Dubbs was authorized to request through the state administrator that the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works consider an unissued bond issue of 93000 to extend and improve the Wilmette water distribution system. The plan calls for a large 20 or 24 inch main from the pumping station to Ridge and Elmwood avenues to feed western Wilmette with better supply and connect with 12 inch mains. The village would add 30 percent, totaling 124900, with labor to be done locally and no contract. An application to the county for permission to lay the main under Sheridan road and to connect to a sewer draining wash water from filtration beds was also submitted.
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C. P. Dubbs
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Wilmette
Lake Avenue
Ridge Avenue
Elmwood Avenue
County Board
Sheridan Road
Wilford W. DeBerard
Illinois
Federal Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Winnetka
Public Works Program
Tag Day Planned for Wilmette September 9
Wilmette will hold another tag day on September 9 if rain does not cancel it on September 11. Cha teau Thiery Chapter No. 5, an overseas veterans group, sought the date for its annual forget-me-not day and received village board approval Tuesday night.
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Wilmette
Chateau Thiery
Record Attendance Sets Playground Peak of 1933
Total attendance across two playgrounds, Wattman Park and Village Green, reached 37 960 for the season from June 19 to noon August 12, beating 1932 and 1931 records. Despite budget cuts and a shortened term, programs and field trips to Wrigley Field and A Century of Progress drew crowds.
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Playground and Recreation Board
Daniel M. Davis
Wattman Park
Village Green
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Davis
Dee Riggle
Glen W. Gathercoal
Grete von Reinsperg
Joe Skidmore
Bessie Costa
Jerome Cicchini
Bridge Luncheon Hostess Plans Next Week’s Meeting
Mrs Joseph B Marshall of 1040 Elmwood Avenue will host her Tuesday luncheon bridge club next week with members attending at the usual time.
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Bridge Club
Joseph B. Marshall
Elmwood Avenue
Economy shop appeals for worn shoes and books
Mrs. A. I. Grinnell, chairman, notes constant demand for men’s shoes and popular fiction while stock runs low. She asks readers to donate wearable shoes in any size and to clear out shabby items still with weeks of wear, plus shelved books, as part of a local appeal.
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A. I. Grinnell
Welfare Board Sets Friday Meeting on Unemployment Affiliation
The Wilmette Welfare board will meet at Village Hall Friday August 18 at 8 p.m. Two county bureau members will present the case for affiliating with the Cook County Unemployment Welfare bureau and explain the advantages of amalgamation.
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Welfare Board
Wilmette Welfare Board
Cook County Unemployment Welfare Bureau
Offers Hollyhock Seeds to Beautify Properties
Mrs Esther R Stone of 619 Green Leaf Avenue has promoted beautification by planting hollyhocks and other flowers. She notes a poor season for hollyhocks and offers seeds for replanting. She will supply seeds during business hours at her office 404 Linden Avenue.
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Esther R. Stone
Greenleaf Avenue
Stone
Linden Avenue
Cleveland Guests Attend Fair Visit Zeutschels
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Caldwell and children Jane and Leroy John Jr. arrived from Cleveland Ohio to attend the Fair and visit Mrs Caldwell's parents Mr. and Mrs Edward Zeutschel at 2022 Wilmette Avenue Mrs Caldwell's parents reside in Wilmette.
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Cleveland
L. J. Caldwell
Jane
Leroy John, Jr
Ohio
Wilmette Forms Recovery Unit Under National Act
An adjourned advisory committee named by Wilmette Chamber of Commerce president A S VanDeusen selects General Joseph W Lechner and Lieutenant General Mrs George B Bassler to organize village efforts under Gen Hugh S Johnson. Co chairs announced for Publicity Speakers Canvass Unemployment and more positions to follow.
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A. S. VanDeusen, Jr
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
D. J. L. Walther
John F. Hoffmann, Jr
D. W. Rapp
Joseph Schmitz
A. E. Klunder
Joseph W. Lechner
Wilmette Avenue
George B. Bassler
Seventeenth Street
Hugh S. Johnson
Lloyd Hollister
Central Avenue
George H. Beaudin
Elmwood Avenue
G. T. Hellmuth
Forest Avenue
Harry E. Smoot
Shrubs Trimmed to Cut Traffic Hazard in Village
Chairman W. C. Farrar told the Village board that the Forest avenue and Twelfth street shrubs create a traffic hazard and urged trimming to village ordinances. He asked Police Superintendent Henry Brautigam to equip two new squad cars with sirens from discarded cars and to install a radio from an old car while buying a new radio for the other, which the board ordered.
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W. C. Farrar
Police and Fire Committee
Forest Avenue
Twelfth Street
Henry Brautigam
Farrar
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Dubbs
Public Works Body
U.S. Post
Lechner
NRA
Village Hall