Help Teachers Get Cash Plea In New Trier Area
Residents are urged to buy Sinclair coupon books to help New Trier High School teachers receive more cash in salaries via tax anticipation warrants. Books cover gasoline and car items. Standard Oil and Armour books are scarce this month. Contact Elmer D. Becker or others to purchase, with the Wilmette and Glencoe area officials coordinating sales.
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New Trier
Sinclair
Standard Oil Company
Armour
Elmer D. Becker
Linden Avenue
Wilmette
Wilmette 381
Elmer J. Becker
DeBerard to Lead Chicago Water Filtration Request
Wilford W. DeBerard a noted sewer and water engineer of national reputation and western editor of the Engineering News Record is asked to join Chicago officials on a Washington trip to push a 22 million dollar water filtration project for the south side The delegation plans to depart Wednesday night before Secretary Harold L Ickes now administering the public works program reviews the request
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DeBerard
Chicago
Wilford W. DeBerard
Elmwood Avenue
Engineering News Record
Chicgo
Washington
South Side
Harold L. Ickes
Public Works Program
Call More Warrants of Local Public Schools Wilmette
Wilmette public school 1931 tax anticipation warrants up to No. E 2420 have been called as announced this week. Holders of warrants below No. E 2420 are urged to cash them promptly at the township treasurer F. A. Andrew 1200 Central Avenue Wilmette.
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Wilmette Public School
F. A. Andrew
Central Avenue
Wilmette
Church Dedicates Tablet at Memorial Observance
Memorial service for the late Howard Bowen to be held Sunday at 11 in Wilmette Baptist Church. A bronze tablet, prepared by a committee led by Joseph D. Dingle, will be dedicated in the church Bowen helped design and helped found. Edwin P. Phelps will speak for the charter members.
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Howard Bowen
Wilmette
Wilmete Baptist Church
Joseph D. Dingle
Bowen
Edwin P. Phelps
Village seeks 1934 license numbers by Jan 15
Village Clerk Nicholas P. Miller urges residents to apply before January 15 to retain their 1933 vehicle license numbers for 1934. After the deadline no discrimination is allowed due to potential confusion.
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Nicholas P. Miller
Village official hints at 1934 vehicle licenses as Christmas gift
A Vil lage official suggests Santa Claus could be Wilmette residents memory by purchasing 1934 vehicle licenses as a Christmas present. If followed, it is said, a world of trouble would be averted.
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Santa Claus
Wilmette
Wilmette Welfare Board to Push Fund Drive
At a Wilmette Village hall meeting the Welfare Board decided to continue its work and plan a fund drive. F. Dewey Anderson will chair a new committee to raise funds for emergency cases not covered by county relief, with county representatives present including Marian Thompson, Greenspon, and Rodgers.
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Welfare Board
Wilmette Welfare Board
F. Dewey Anderson
Illinois Relief Commission
Cook County Relief Commission
Marian Thompson
Wilmette
Greenspon
Rodgers
Evanston
Village board opens bids for 24 inch water main
At Tuesday night meeting the village board opened twelve bids for a 24 inch water main extension from the new waterworks to Ridge road along Lake avenue. Bids included pipe fittings and connections with five alternates. total cost estimated about 85000 dollars and action was deferred for full consideration until Saturday at 3 PM.
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Ridge Road
Lake Avenue
Wilmette Welfare Center Plans December Meeting
The Wilmette center of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Wilmette Woman's club on Monday December 11 at 2 o'clock. The date moved up from the third to the second Monday for the holidays. An election of officers will occur, and last meeting raised funds for Christmas baskets.
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Wilmette Center of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago
Wilmette Woman’s Club
New Trier News Highlights and Society Pages Mosaic
Community bulletin lists and notes from New Trier News with items from Personalities and Society Pages. Brief mentions cover Junior Life and Recreation alongside church news and club pages.
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Boy Scout
Church
New Trier News
N. S
Recreation
Society
Richard Finnie to Lecture on Igloo Dwellers
Polar explorer Richard Finnie F R G S returns from a thirteen month solo North Magnetic Pole expedition for the Canadian government. He will speak at the Wilmette Sunday Evening club on December 10 with motion pictures, detailing his Arctic journeys and discoveries including traces of Franklin’s ill fated expedition.
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Richard Finnie
North Magnetic Pole
Wilmette Sunday Evening Club
Finnie
John Franklin
Motion
Klondike
Far North
Arctic Circle
Ellesmere Island
North Pole
Arctic
Greenland
Baffin Island
Hudson Bay
Stefansson
Public Hearing Set on Wilmette Ave Widening
Village board ordered a public hearing on widening and paving Wilmette Avenue from Park Avenue West to Ridge Road. The hearing is Friday December 15 at 8 p m in the Village Hall. The plan originates with the Cook County Department of Highways and if approved by residents the county will pay, but the improved section would become a state road.
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Wilmette Ave
Wilmette Avenue
Park Avenue
Ridge Road
Cook County Department of Highways
Wilmette
Protests Due For 1932 Property Tax Assessments
New Trier township residents considering protests against 1932 personal property tax assessments are reminded that Monday December 11 is the last day protests will be received by the Board of Appeals. The office is on the third floor of the County building.
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New Trier
Board of Appeals
County
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Franklin Ellis
Washington Avenue
Glencoe
Herbert B. Taylor
Abbottsford Road
Kenilworth
Harry H. Herron
New Trier Township High School
Winnetka
Help Public Schools
Carlos Photo
Bradford L. Keeler
Schults and Nord
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Keeler
Chamber
Wilmette Welfare Center
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