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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1940

Page

3

Threshold Players announce Front Page from Hecht and MacArthur

The Threshold Players of Glencoe plan public tryouts for The Front Page a fast moving Chicago newspaper drama set in a Criminal Courts building press room. Eighteen actors needed dates February 23 and 24 with tryouts January 15 at 8 00 p.m. director Helen Buell will oversee all aspects of the production.

Threshold Players Glencoe Thresholders Chicago Life Ben Hecht Charlie MacArthur Criminal Courts Threshold Park Avenue Glencoe Road Helen Buell

Move to Wilmette From East During Holidays

Mr and Mrs Charles L Allen moved their family during the Christmas holidays from the East into a rental house at 1144 Lake avenue Wilmette He returned to Rutgers University to finish his semester as head of the journalism department and will come back in February to join Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism as assistant to Dean Kenneth Olsen The Allens previously served as executive secretary of the New Jersey Press association They have two children Charles Jr 9% and Patricia 2 months old

Charles L. Allen Lake Avenue Wilmette Allen Rutgers University Kenneth Olsen Medill School of Journalism Northwestern University New Jersey Press Association Charles, Jr Central School Patricia

Holiday Visit Highlights for Macalister Family

The two daughters and the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nye Macalister of 918 Ashland avenue were home for Christmas. Isabel Macalister, Mrs. R. F. Underwood, Mr. Underwood and their baby visited from South Bend Indiana, and Mary Macalister from Duke University in Durham North Carolina. R. H. Macalister has returned to St. Louis after holiday time here.

J. Nye Macalister Ashland Avenue R. F. Underwood Isabel Macalister Mr. Underwood South Bend Ind Mary Macalister Duke University Durham N. C R. H. Macalister St. Louis

Kent family returns to town moves to 526 Laurel Avenue

Returning after a two year absence Mr and Mrs Richard P Kent and their children Richard Jr Charles Thomas Mary Jane Robert and Phyllis have moved to a new address at 526 Laurel Avenue The return marks a family relocation and reestablishment in the community.

Richard P. Kent Richard Jr Charles Thomas Mary Jane Robert Phyllis Laurel Avenue Kents

North Shore Scouts Plan 1940 Program At Dan Beard Rendezvous

Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan chapter leaders and about 100 Scouts met at Bethany Church Highland Park for a New Year’s gathering. New officers include Chief Stanley Gamble and Vice-Chief Bob Maeser. Northwestern University students from Wilmette and Kenilworth contribute to the Syllabus yearbook. All are former New Trier students.

Order of the Arrow of the North Shore Area Council Bethany Evangelical Church Highland Park Bob Black Stanley Gamble Waukegan Bob Maeser Kenilworth Chuck Wells Glencoe

Christmas Return to Village Home After Move

A Chicago resident who lived there for two years returned to the village in time for Christmas celebrations having moved in on December 23.

Chicago

Woman and Leap Year Proposals, a Shifting Social Trend

Dr. Arthur J. Todd of Northwestern says feminism has shifted courtship norms and leap year customs. He notes ten million women now compete with men, changing how proposals occur, advertising, advice columns, and public dress reflect a move toward immediate pleasure and reduced traditional authority.

Arthur J. Todd Department of Sociology Northwestern University Northwestern Dr. Todd

Police Arrest Man on Spurious Check Charge

Tomas B. Headley, living at 519 Forest Avenue, was arrested on a warrant by Stephen Shimonek for cashing a $15 check and two $5 checks drawn on Wilmette State Bank with no account. Earlier, Headley faced a drunkenness charge, and police traced him to a lodging house where bail was sought.

Tomas B. Headley Germantown Forest Avenue Stephen Shimonek Green Bay Road Shimonek Headley Wilmette State Bank Lyman Pharmacy Linden Avenue Town Hall Station Chicago H. G. Vance

Twins Born to Chicago Family. Cedarlunds Move to Wilmette

Mr and Mrs Harry Cedarlund of Chicago welcomed twin boys born January 7 at St Vincent's hospital. The mother is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Weeks of 1720 Walnut Ave. Next Monday the Cedarlunds will relocate to Wilmette to live with the Weeks family.

Harry Cederlund Chicago St. Vincent’s Hospital A. H. Weeks Walnut Avenue Cedarlund Wilmette

Second New Year’s baby born at St Francis Evanston

Linda Lou Schultz born New Year’s Day at St Francis Hospital Evanston to Attorney E. G. Schultz and his wife of Chicago. Mrs Schultz formerly taught at Howard School in Wilmette.

St. Francis Hospital Evanston Linda Lou E. G. Schultz Chicago Schultz Howard School Wilmette

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