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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
4
Miss Isabel Cline of Kenilworth sang before the Aurora Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday of this week. Mrs Cline accompanied her daughter. She offered arias from several great operas and plans more performances. Aurora is described as an art center with filled halls and notable exhibits.
Skokie Country Club sets aside Saturday evening January 11 for a dinner and card party for members and their guests.
Albert J. Stults of BK. FE. Stults Realty shifts his base to the Evanston office at 1108 Davis Street to oversee North Shore operations from Evanston north. He brings Chicago real estate experience and previously ran Winnetka and Rogers Park offices, while Frank C. Betts remains manager in Evanston and Henry F. Che in Winnetka.
Miss Marjorie Oleson hosted a Friday evening kitchen shower on January 3 in honor of Miss Betty Burns of Evanston.
Recent sales in Indian Hill Estates signal a busy 1930 in Wilmette area with Drs W W and Beatrice Hawkins purchasing Colonial on Seneca and Iroquois. Charmant, Normandy house, and a Ramona road lot sold to Charles B Fox of Porter Fox and Co. Other homes feature firesafe construction and modern materials.
The Tri Shippers club of New Trier High will hold its first meeting of the year on Thursday night January 23. Donald Frisbie announces Kenneth Rouse former University of Chicago football star and Fritz Crisler will speak at a dinner meeting in the high school mess hall.
Mrs W Wallace Kerr hosted a Tuesday club luncheon and bridge at her home. Mr and Mrs A J Nystrom and daughter Jane left by motor for Miami Beach Florida last Monday morning to spend three months.
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