Village loses in court fight over garage permit
A Superior Court decision adverse to the Village of Wilmette ends a mandamus suit to compel a permit for a garage on Main street and Lake avenue. State Bank & Trust of Evanston and Arthur Zipf estate trustees sued after zoning changes denied a garage, with the village amending its ordinance to remove garages from commercial zones. Continuous on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Robert E. Gentzel
Wilmette
Mandamus
Main Street
Lake Avenue
State Bank & Trust Company of
Evanston
Herbert L. Zipf
Arthur A. Zipf
William Lister
William H. Symmes
Kirkland, Fleming, Green & Martin
Chicago
Business Leaders Invite to Card Party at Linden Tea Room
Elaborate plans for a Community Bridge party in Linden Tea Room on February 6 from 8 to 10 PM under sponsorship of the L Terminal Business association. A professional bridge expert will give free instructions and refreshments will follow. Open to all village residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Tea Room
Linden Avenue
L” Terminal Business Association
Mrs. Vibe Spicer Set to Lecture at Riverside Garden Club
Mrs. Vibe K. Spicer of 312 Essex Road Kenilworth will lecture to Riverside Garden Club on February 7 on A Garden the Year Round. A luncheon precedes the talk to renew acquaintances with Riverside her former home. Her Blue Pencil club met yesterday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vibe K. Spicer
Essex Road
Kenilworth
Riverside Garden Club
Riverside
Spicer
Blue Pencil Club
Need Part Time Work for Needy Wilmette Villagers
The Wilmette Welfare board appeals to residents to provide day or hour work for unemployed men and women. Some CWA registrants have not been called to work and receive no public aid. Provide warm clothing and bedding for needy residents. call Wilmette 2550 for pickup at No. 1 Electric Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmette Welfare Board
Wilmette
CWA
Indictment for Embezzlement In Wilmette Bank Case
Nicholas Schwall former assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Wilmette was indicted before Federal Judge Walter C. Lindley on a charge of embezzling 560000 over six months. He disappeared after the bank closed June 25 1932 and allegedly admitted misappropriation and intended self harm in a letter. The loss was said to be covered by insurance and Schwall had fifteen years at the bank. Bond set at 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Schwall
First National Bank of
Wilmette
Walter C. Lindley
Schwall
First National Bank
Roosevelt Kin Here Dinner Guest in Cleveland
Roosevelt Kin of Cleveland and cousin of the President was the dinner guest Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watts at 1140 Michigan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Roosevelt
Cleveland
Harry Watts
Michigan Avenue
Labor Leader to Speak at Wilmette Chamber Meeting
Ed Mund K. Hogan general vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America will address the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce on labor’s view of the National Recovery Act. Hogan chairs the Chicago unit speakers bureau and sits on the NRA compliance board. President C P Dobbs will also speak on a civic matter of mutual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
Edmund K. Hogan
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Organized Labor
Hogan
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
NRA
C. P. Dobbs
In and Under the South Seas lecture at Wilmette club
Arthur Pillsbury, naturalist and explorer, presents an illustrated lecture with motion pictures about life in the Pago Pago harbor and American Samoa. He describes walking the ocean bottom, sketching coral and fish, and recording their colors for lapse-time pictures and microscope studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmette Sunday Evening Club
Arthur Pillsbury
South Seas
Pago Pago
American Samoan Islands
Pillsbury
Acquarium
Odd Fellows Dance Planned by Waukegan Lodge
A. T. Sherman lodge 892 I O O F sponsors a dance Thursday night February 8 at Odd Fellows hall 1217 Wilmette avenue. The Odd Fellows orchestra of Waukegan will provide music and Richard M. Burns of Burns Toggery chairs the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Sherman Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Wilmette Avenue
Odd Fellows Orchestra of
Waukegan
Richard M. Burns
Burns Toggery
Contents by Page and Section
A reference list of sections in this issue shows items such as Amusement Directory Book Comment Boy Scout News Church News Classified Ads Club Pages Editorial News Comment Girl Scout News Junior Life Personalities and Society Pages with page ranges for each topic. The layout guides readers to feature coverage across social clubs churches youth groups and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Girl Scout News
Junior Life
Iwagsig
N. S
Society
New Trier High Plans Student Council Start
New semester at New Trier High opens with enrollment around 2 150 to 2 200 as some students transfer in and others graduate. A temporary student council will become permanent to provide student administration contact. vote favored the plan 1 469 to 525 with senior boys opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Trier
New Trier High School
W. L. Brown
Tri-Ship Boys
Frank Wenter Jr. to Visit Aunt in St. Petersburg Florida
Frank son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wenter Jr of 1204 Ashland Avenue leaves Saturday for St. Petersburg Florida to visit his aunt Mrs Ann Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Frank
Frank Wenter, Jr
Ashland Avenue
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ann Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gentzel
High
United States District
James C. Leaton
Lindley
Roosevelt
Labor
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