Mrs. Kate Hopp Dies After Fall at Home
Mrs. Kate Hopp of 225 Linden avenue Wilmette died at Evanston hospital on December 6 from complications after a November 16 fall that shattered her hip. She would have turned 90 next February. Funeral services were held in Chicago with burial at Graceland cemetery. Survived by husband Harry W. Hopp, three grandchildren Harvey Hopp Richard Hopp and Eunice Wright.
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Kate Hopp
Harry W. Hopp
Linden Avenue
Wilmette
Evanston Hospital
Hopp
Chicago
Graceland Cemetery
Mr. Hopp
Harvey M. Hopp
Richard Hopp
Eunice Wright
Henry Marcus Dies After Stroke in Wilmette
Henry Marcus, 527 Maple Avenue Wilmette, died Saturday afternoon December 7 at Evanston hospital from a stroke. He was born in Kreutznach Germany and had heart trouble for two years. Survived by widow Elizabeth, sons Carl L. Marcus and Robert H., daughter Mrs Irving B Hallenstein, a brother Ludwig, sisters Emma and Mrs L H Weiller. Funeral at 4911 Broadway Chicago. burial Rosehill cemetery.
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Henry Marcus
Maple Avenue
Wilmette
Evanston Hospital
Marcus
Kreutznach
Germany
Chicago
Elizabeth Marcus
Carl L
Robert H
Washington, D. C
Irving B
Hallenstein
Joliet
Ludwig
Emma
Dusseldorf
L. H. Weiller
Broadway
Rosehill Cemetery
St Francis PTA to Hear Art Critic Mrs Sherwood
The St Francis Navier school Parent-Teacher Association meets this afternoon at 3 in the school auditorium. Mrs John B Sherwood, noted art critic and Chicago Art Institute associate, will speak on The Value of Beatty in the Training of Children and illustrate with pictures. The school orchestra will perform.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Francis Navier School
John B. Sherwood
Sherwood
Chicago Art Institute
Beatty
Wilmette Schools Plan Christmas Programs Before Vacation
Wilmette Public schools prepare Christmas programs for next week the last before vacation starting Friday afternoon December 20. Sixth graders under Aleda Larson and Betty Mason perform at the Howard building Tuesday while Violet Madsen’s seventh graders present a Christmas play Friday. Stolp school hosts Why the Chimes Rang Thursday with afternoon and evening sessions for children and parents, directed by Kathryn Vernon.
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Wilmette Public
Howard Building
Aleda Larson
Betty Mason
Violet Madsen
Stolp
Kathryn Vernon
Lillian Northam
Wilmette
Older Attends Washington Meeting on Highway Costs Committee
Clifford Older of 1026 Elmwood avenue attended a Washington meeting this week of the Highway Research board a division of the National Research council. He serves on the transportation costs committee and will return to Wilmette on Sunday.
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Clifford Older
Elmwood Avenue
Washington, D. C
Highway Research Board
National Research Council
the Academy of Sciences
Older
Transportation of
Wilmette
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