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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
11
Central Laurel P T A announces a Tuesday December 13 meeting at 2 30 o'clock in Stolp gymnasium. The kindergarten room will be open for small children with a teacher in charge during the program, expected to interest all mothers and teachers.
Mrs. Berblinger announces Daniel M. Davis will speak on The Wise Use of Leisure. Billy Katz will play piano. Mrs. Hortense Lechler will sing with Mrs. Berblinger. Mrs. Maher will discuss Correlation of Music in the School Curriculum and present glee club selections and carols by elementary children. A mothers tea followed for Miss Flentye’s class. Board meeting led by President Mrs. Kendrick.
In the past year Illinois experienced 46 797 farms with corn binders, roughly one binder for every five farms, indicating widespread adoption of the equipment across agricultural operations.
The Longmeadow Hunt closes its 1928 season after forty five runs marked by endurance and skill of hounds horses and riders. Notables among north shore patrons include Martin Lindsay Col Albert Peirce Ernest Ballard and many others. Plans for 1929 call for spring hunting instruction regal runs and continued activity into late summer and fall.
New Trier High School Girls Club prepares its annual bazaar to raise funds for scholarships and a new girls club room. The event Saturday December 8 starts at 10 am in the school mess hall with ten booths including a gypsy tea room, fortunes told. A play titled The Pot Boiler will be staged in the afternoon and evening by the drama club, followed by dancing.
The regular monthly Kenilworth Village board meeting, delayed due to a lack of quorum, is rescheduled for Monday December 10. The meeting was to be held last Monday but has been postponed to ensure proper attendance.
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