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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
1
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Wilmette women kick off a drive to sell Christmas Seals benefiting the Chi Tuberculosis Institute. A silver cup prize awarded to the school selling the most seals, plus posters and small rewards for classes meeting thresholds. Over 13.5 million seals sold in Chicago area last year funds medical services and examinations.
Madame Clara Clemens daughter of Mark Twain and wife of Ossip Gabrilowitsch will present the first all music program of the Wilmette Sunday Evening season. The recital at First Congregational Church Wilmette starts at 7:30 PM. Clemens is a noted contralto and interpreter of songs from past and present, praised for deep literary engagement and atmospheric rendering.
The Water committee of the Village board will study feasibility and location for a village skating rink for children. Trustees noted last season's rinks failed and directed an engineering informed investigation to report before the skating season ends.
The Wilmette American Legion will host its annual post dinner and Post Commanders night on Thursday at 7 pm at the Wilmette Woman's Club. State Commander Howard P. Savage will speak and conduct officer installations with district committeeman Fred V. McGuire assisting.
Fred Montanaro of Ridge avenue Wilmette was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge D M Mickey after arrest by Sergeant Barre and Patrolman De Groot on his wife's complaint of beating. The wife testified he abused her after returning home drunk and had previously kicked and blinded her. the magistrate warned of Bridewell if repeated.
Property listing itemization shows a Winnetka lot sale at Cherry Street with code T5x1k0. Price stated as 45 dollars per foot with 1000 dollars down and 40 dollars monthly payments. Address listed as Win netka Talk, 293.
Wilmette trustees plan to publish bids for a $300 000 ornamental street lighting project soon The Board of Local Improvements will meet on December 9 to decide advertisement details The ordinance received county court confirmation on November 26 Sparked debate at the Tuesday session as trustees weighed the court action and settlement with objectors President Zipi Trustee Baker and Drayer led the discussion with Baker and Drayer questioning the procedure.
The Opera and Drama club of Wilmette presents the operetta Cherry Blossoms tonight and Saturday at the Byron Stolp auditorium. Proceeds fund costumes, scenery, royalties, director, orchestra, printing, tickets and hall use with any surplus going to charity. An full orchestra enhances the performance, curtains at 8 15. Tickets at door, from members, or Wilson’s Bakery.
The Streets and Alleys committee will study extending Central Avenue from its west terminus to Rid Avenue after trustees authorized talks with property owners to secure land. The extension aims to create another west traffic artery and relieve congestion on Wilmette and Lake Avenues, with a report due at an early board meeting.
Col Albert L Denman resigns as Wilmette chief to join Vice President elect Charles G Dawes in Washington He has been on a three month leave accompanying Dawes on his campaign tour Denman organized the Wilmette union Police since arriving in October 1923 He will serve as Dawes personal guard in Washington
Merchants promote a convenient home shopping season with broad stock and leisurely buying. Advertisers promise courtesy and value, inviting shoppers to inspect wares in well ordered local stores and trust local retailers for quality this holiday period.
Acting Chief Henry Brautigan calls on parents to stop children riding unlit bicycles at night citing near misses and a village ordinance violation. He warns authorities may act to curb the practice unless cooperation reduces risks to drivers and pedestrians.
The Wilmette Chamber of Commerce will hold its December meeting in the Assembly room at the Village hall Monday at 8 o'clock. About two members, lapsed after the last campaign, will be formally admitted as members at this gathering.
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