Playground medals awarded for top points in 1933 season
Daniel M. Davis announced the 1933 playground high point winners at special assemblies. Dorothy Davis of Wattman park led with 107 points earning the Senior girls gold, followed by Blanche Kreusch of Village Green for silver with 82 points and Lucille Heerens for Intermediate girls gold with 73 points. Tom Carney of Village Green took Senior boys gold with 72 points. junior and other group winners listed with respective points and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Davis
Mr. Davis
Dorothy Davis
Wattman Park
Blanche Kreusch
Village Green
Lucille Heerens
Tom Carney
Village Green Playground
Dorothy Neuses
Shirley Pearson
Vattman Park
Alice Wagner
Playground and village games medal winners tallied by points
The report lists gold silver and bronze medals across senior intermediate and junior divisions at Vattman park Village Green and Wattman park. Points from playground events and inter playground competitions determined medal status with notable performers Dorothy Davis Dorothy Nilles Lucille Heerens Tom Carney and others earning multiple first places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph White
Vattman Park
Wilbur Ball
Philip McLeod
Dorothy Nilles
Eileen Barre
Village Green Playground
Nancy Henderson
Patsy Symons
Village Green
Norman Hoffman
Wattman Park
Brownies win girls playground ball title undefeated
The Brownies defeated the Skyrockets to capture the championship in the final game of the season at Village Green. Captain Mary Lauer leads the team, which finished the season undefeated.
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T. R. Gauger
J. Moore
J. Pahlman
G. Saxton
H. Eggert
Christian Scientists
North Shore Specials
A. Cramer
N. Bruedigan
Hoffmann Florists
Cobblers
H. Kunzer
G. Schopen
Bleser
R. Welch
B. Huck
B. Nord
Huck
EF. Petroski
B. Schinler Miller
N. Smith
E. Huck
B. Biehl
G. L. de Young
K of C
H Kosmertz
Darlington Stone
B. Stordeur
H Johnson S. Smith
W. Rogers
R. Chester
M. Guy M. Wills
V. Wyle
Uttenreuther
Braun R. Robertson
J. Miller
Huck D. Gashas
Nordberg
H. Schleuter
S Keil
G Pahlman
T. Hopkins
de Hill
N. Johnson
A . Cramer
North Shore
P. C
Stordeur
W. Lync
E. Bleser
J. Bell
Lynch J. Miller
Thalman
Lange R. Steffens
Kause Hopkins
F. Oelerich
Krafthofer F. Fiegen
Barker T. Schinler
E. Thalmann
Lundahl R. Hoffmann
Brownies
Village Green
Mary Lauer
Forest Avenue
Handicraft Exhibit at Wilmette Library by Village Green Kids
An exhibit of handicrafts made by Village Green playground children is placed in the Wilmette public library courtesy of Miss Mary Winner Hughes. The items, created during the past season, are on view in the children's section during regular hours under supervision of Miss Bessie Costa. Over 200 children joined weekly programs run by Miss Hughes at Village Green playground this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Costa
Village Green
Highes
Joe Skidmore
Earle Harts Welcome Guests From Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs W H Relyea and daughter Jane of Marinette Wisconsin visit Mr and Mrs Earle L Hart at 1211 Ashland avenue Also Mrs J Leo Burke and Mrs Charles Knudson with daughter Virginia are guests Mrs Relyea plans to motor to Philadelphia to visit her son before returning to the Harts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Relyea
Jane
Marinette
Wis
Earle L. Hart
Ashland Avenue
J. Leo Burke
Charles Knudson
Virginia
Harts
Relyea
Philadelphia
The
Visitor Returns From Hartford Trip With Ruth Williams
Phyllis Richardson of 1233 Lake Avenue returned Wednesday from a three weeks stay in Hartford Michigan with Ruth Williams formerly of Wilmette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Richardson
Lake Avenue
Hartford, Mich
Ruth Williams
Wilmette
Recreation Staff Plans Two Week Office Closure for Vacations
The Playground and Recreation board led by Daniel M. Davis will close the recreation office for two weeks as Davis and staff take annual leave. Davis will vacation with family including a visit to the Century of Progress and trips to Illinois Indiana and nearby states. Glen Gathercoal begins a 500 mile bicycle hike with Fred Aschbacher starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground and Recreation Board
Daniel M. Davis
Mr. Davis
Davis
Indiana
Illinois
Glen W. Gathercoal
Fred Aschbacher
Lake Avenue
Wisconsin
Visit in the East Captures Five Weeks on Weekend Return
Mrs Edward C Geither and daughter Jean of 1601 Tenth Street returned Monday after a five weeks visit in Scarsdale and White Plains New York and Lake Mohonk They traveled back with Mrs Tom Dix and daughter Lucie of Seville Ohio who had been visiting Mrs Dix mother Mrs F W Howe at Mount Vernon Mr Geither met them at Seville and drove them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Geither
Jean
Tenth Street
Sscarsdale
N. Y
White Plains
Lake Mahokac
Tom Dix
Lucie
Seville
Ohio
Baha i Lecture by Albert Windust in Wilmette
Albert Windust of Chicago will speak on Baha i Llah The New Name at the Baha i House of Worship Foundation hall Linden avenue and Sheridan road Wilmette on Sunday August 20 at 3 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baha ‘U’ Llah
Albert Windust
Chicago
Foundation Hall
Baha’i House of Worship
Linden Avenue
Sheridan Road
Wilmette
Miss Eddy visiting relatives before Colorado trip
Miss Virginia Eddy of Newton Massachusetts secretary to the president of Wellesley College stopped off on her way to Colorado to visit the Thompson Wakeleys at 730 Elmwood Avenue last week. Mr and Mrs Albert A Korte of 544 Greenwood Avenue left Friday to motor to Deep River Minnesota to fish in Winniegosh Lake and will also visit Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Dee Riggle
Wattman Park
Wilmette
Miss Riggle
North Woods
Joe Skidmore
Virginia Eddy
Newton
Mass
Wellesley College
Colorado
Thompson Wakeleys
Elmwood Avenue
Albert A. Korte
Greenwood Avenue
Deep River
Minn
Winniegosh Lake
Port Arthur
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William Jenkins
James Badger
William Wade
Dudley Yeoman
Margaret Mehlhope
Adelaide Koenen
Jack Welter
Robert Schenk
Charles Cederberg
Robert de Vinney
Earle Harts
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