Realtors Weigh Merging Evanston and North Shore Boards
The North Shore Real Estate board considers merging with Evanston Real Estate to form an Evans ton North Shore board while retaining each entity. Most members favor affiliation, citing benefits of a larger, state and national affiliated organization. Membership dwindled to about 26 from a peak over 100, with territory from Wilmette to Highland Park and west to Deerfield. The president will consult absent members before a definite vote.
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North Shore Real Estate Board
Evanston Real Estate Board
Evanston-North Shore Real Estate Board
Evanston
North Shore Board
R. B. Whitaker Company
Center Street
Winnetka
Illinois
Arthur Lee
Wilmette
Highland Park
West North Shore
Glenview
Deerfield
Lee
Evanston Board
George J. Cyrus
Cook, Lake and Dupage Counties
Cyrus
FE. Sawyer Smith
Smith & Goss, Inc
Elm Street
Urge Prompt Remittance of Christmas Seal Funds
The Wilmette Health Center reports strong sale of Christmas Seals ending on Christmas day but many seals remain unpaid. Prompt remittance is requested from all who wish to aid the local tuberculosis fight.
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Wilmette Health Center
Wilmette recreation resumes gym programs Monday
The Wilmette Playground and Recreation board announces winter gymnasium programs at Howard and Central schools will resume Monday evening January 7. Activities include basketball volleyball and various other activities.
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Wilmette Playground and Recreation Board
Howard and
Central Schools
Amusement Directory and Society Pages Highlights
Amusement Directory and society pages span multiple sections with notices and listings. The content covers clubs, personal profiles, church news, and modern home topics, plus aviation and Boy Scouts notices.
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Boy Scouts
Nmigric
Oes Os
N. S
Wilmette appoints Capt Cloyd C McGuire police chief
The Wilmette Village Board selects Capt Cloyd C McGuire of Milwaukee for superintendent of police to succeed Henry Brautigam. McGuire, 22 years in Milwaukee, heads the police training school and has a long record in police work and military training. The appointment awaits his legal eligibility.
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Cloyd C. McGuire
Milwaukee City Police Department
Wilmette Police
Henry Brautigam
Capt. McGuire
McGuire
Milwaukee Police Department
Milwaukee
U. S. Army School
Camp Perry
Ohio
Milwaukee Police Force
Jacob Laubenheimer, Jr
Chamber of Commerce to Install Officers in Wilmette Meeting
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce will hold a Monday noon meeting January 7 at the First Congregational church dining room. Luncheon at 12 15 features installation of officers including President A C Pearson Jr and Vice President A C Wolff. Directors D E Allen Jr Aram Mestjian A C Lynch Frank Hlavacek serve two years. Reservations by Saturday noon. price 50 cents.
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Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
First Congregational Church
A. C. Pearson, Jr
A. C. Wolff
W. B. Robinson, Jr
D. E. Allen, Jr
Aram Mestjian
A. C
Schools Reopen After Two-Week Vacation
Public grammar schools in Wilmette Kenilworth Winnetka and Glencoe resume Monday morning after a two week vacation. New Trier High School also reopens on the same day.
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New Trier Township
Wilmette
Kenilworth
Winnetka
Glencoe
New Trier High School
Wilmette Issues 4055 Car Licenses in 1934
Village records show 4,055 automobile licenses issued in 1934. Breakdown includes 3,640 under 35 hp autos, 415 over 35 hp, 178 light delivery trucks, 20 heavy trucks, 36 taxicabs, 2 buses, 4 motorcycles, and 1,050 dogs licensed.
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Wilmette
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Charles S. Wanless
Springfield
State Board
Wiliam S. Sweet
Colorado
NRA
National Recovery Act
C. E. Drayer
Chamber of Commerce
Carl E. Clifton, Jr