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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
4
Hope Summers at 128 Dupee Place in Chicago will present a review for the Alumnae Association of St. Xavier's Academy on the south side. The performance is scheduled for Thursday and Friday of this week.
Theodore Buck son of Mr and Mrs F A Buck residing at 1518 Forest avenue has been moved to Kansas City Missouri by his employer the International Business Corporation to assist in installing machines there.
Daniel Miller died at his Wilmette home last Saturday at age 66. He operated hotels for 25 years before retiring in 1923 and was born in Sheldon Indiana in 1868. He is survived by his widow Edith Miller. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St Francis Xavier Church with burial at All Saints cemetery Des Plaines.
Constance Wilbur sublets her summer home to Dr Curtiss Brown and Florette falls ill forcing them to share a roof for days in a comical romance. Earl Pettinger plays Dr Brown with Myrtle Rell as Constance and Betty Collins as Florette. Curtain at 8:15 pm at Wilmette Parish Methodist auditorium. Tickets selling fast at church office and from group members.
Mr and Mrs Charles Klotz of 550 Ridge Road Kenilworth depart Saturday to spend the rest of the season at a winter home in Palm Beach Florida. Mr and Mrs Reed Whitney Virginia Bixby will occupy their home during their absence.
Kenyon college awards varsity letters to fourteen football players. Freshman numerals go to sixteen. Four North Shore men are among the honorees with Lester Wood of Highland Park earning his third monogram and Harry Brown of Winnetka his second. David Jasper of Glencoe and Foster Hannaford of Winnetka receive freshman numerals.
Economy Shop of Wilmette cooperates with the Woman's Club to collect dolls doll buggies train tracks and similar toys. Mrs A L Grinnell chairs the effort asking residents to donate items gathering dust at home.
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