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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
4
Olive De¢derich of 1201 Greenwood avenue will return Saturday from Notre Dame where she attends St. Marys college for her mid semester vacation.
Dr Julius Novak will conduct the Chicago Tuberculosis clinic at the Wilmette Health center Friday February 19. Infant Welfare clinics are set for February 14 and 28. Dental clinics run 9 to 12 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. New Trier High school and Howard school dental clinics meet weekly. A Red Cross and CWA home hygiene class runs Fridays 2 to 5. Wilmette Health Center board meets Friday 10 to 12.
Mrs Robert H Burns of 614 Essex Road Kenilworth entertained a bridge foursome at a luncheon on Tuesday of last week with a social gathering and light refreshments.
Anna E. Law longtime Wilmette librarian died January 10 in Springfield Missouri. She helped found the Wilmette Woman's Club and Woman's Reading Circle and served nineteen years as librarian from 1901 to 1920. Survived by brother Albert Law and several nieces and nephews.
Christian Science Churches observed Truth as the lesson subject on Sunday January 28. The golden text declares God is truth with perfect work and righteous ways, while citations from Psalms praise the Lord with gladness and enduring truth. The Science and Health text notes mortals struggle to grasp Truth, but God remains Truth.
The University of Wisconsin Alumnae Club of Chicago invites members to a luncheon on Saturday February 3 at 12 45 PM in the Top of the Republic tearoom 209 South State Street. Mrs Rolf Ullestad presides with hostesses Edith Stoner Ruth Lindstrom and Mrs Carl Latorsky.
William H. Smythe Jr at 43 Kenilworth Avenue Kenilworth resumes studies at Purdue after a five day mid semester recess ending Monday.
More than four hundred Wilmette residents attended a Shawnee Country Club birthday ball and card party for President Franklin D. Roosevelt, aiding the Warm Springs foundation with about $300 from ticket receipts. Alder R. Tighe chaired the event with Mrs. A. E. Klunder as co chairperson and numerous volunteers handling programs tickets refreshments and radios. The fundraiser featured donations from local businesses and services supporting the celebrations and the charitable drive.
Joseph Sears in Kenilworth gears to host Park Ridge schools this weekend after last Saturday matches were canceled when Glencoe failed to appear. Four weight divisions will feature Sears opponents from Park Ridge.
Mrs Theodore Breyer of 725 Washington Avenue entertained her bridge club with a dessert luncheon on Monday at her home noting a pleasant social afternoon among neighbors and friends.
Mrs M Bennett Wever of 357 Cumberland Avenue Kenilworth entertained a bridge foursome at luncheon Friday.
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