Wilmette Chamber Names 1933 Committees At Noon Meeting
The Wilmette Chamber of Commerce announces 1933 committees appointed by the president with board concurrence. Retail committee includes J. E. Worthen as chair and members Cazel Mickel Cizek Burns Griffiths Beyrer Pearson. Other panels listed with chairs B L Keeler Rob inson Hoffmann Pearson Jr Peters Burns Swiney Petry Anderson Tighe Albright Hlavacek Schaefer Pearson Jr. Audit and finance chaired by W B Robinson with D E Allen Jr and F D Anderson. Officers and directors chosen at the first luncheon: Keeler vice president Clark secretary Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Worthen
E. C. Cazel
Leo Mickel
T. A. Cizek
Richard Burns
E. L. Griffis
Wiliam Beyrer
A. C. Pearson
B. L. Keeler
W. B. Robinson, Jr
Phillip Hoffmann
A. C. Pearson, Jr
Earl Peters
G. W. Swiney
C. Cazel
E. G. Petry
F. D. Anderson
Alder Tighe
A. 2D. Albright
Fe Hlavacek
Lawrence P. Schaefer
Chamber of Commerce
AOS Can
Desert Eonesident
Boll Keeler
Bil Clark
W. B. Robinson
Directors Named in Local Organization Ledger
Jr treasurer John Schneider ser geant at arms and T A Cizek J E Worthen Gerald Swiney Richard Burns Leo Mickel R M Johnston B L Keeler A C Pearson John Hoffman and E C Cazel named as directors in the organization’s roster.
Junior Chess and Checker Club Meets Sunday in Wilmette
The Junior Chess and Checker club plans a 2:30 PM meeting on Sunday January 15 at 1336 Tribal Avenue Wilmette the home of Vir ginia and Gladys Dalstrom. Std Ives will publish the tournament schedule and a Wilmette Chess club contest offers a prize for solving ten problems. Open to Wilmette boys and girls in grades six to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chess and Checker Club
Virginia
Gladys Dalstrom
Tral Avenue
Wilmette
Std. Ives
Wilmette Chess Club
Rose Mary McKeighan
Dick Moreau
Walnut Avenue
Dinner Hosted by Ruth Suckoff for Returning College Guests
Ruth Suckoff entertained forty two guests at a formal dinner party on Thursday December 29 at 819 Chestnut Avenue. The attendees were college boys and girls home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Suckoff
Chestnut Avenue
Drive Through Flood Recalls Snyder Family Trip
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Snyder and their two sons returned from Louisville Kentucky after spending holidays with relatives. They navigated flooded roads north of Louisville and had to be towed as part of the highway was underwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Snyder
Lake Avenue
Louisville
Mr. Snyder
Soloist Mrs Stade Performs at Logan Howard PTA Meeting
Mrs Paul W Stade the guest pianist from 835 Sixteenth Street performed at the Logan Howard Parent Teacher Association gathering last Tuesday evening. She played Invitation to the Dance and a Chopin prelude to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Stade
Sixteenth Street
Logan-Howard
Parent- Teacher Association
Stade
Weber-Tausig
Denison student hosts hometown fiancée during visit
Robert Swain of Clinton Connecticut, a Denison University student in Granville Ohio, spent the weekend visiting fiancée Miss Beth Brower daughter of Dr and Mrs Daniel R Brower of 720 Fifth Street. Mrs J J Large of Minneapolis arrived Saturday to visit her son and family the Judson Larges of 194 Thornwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swain
Clinton, Conn
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Beth Brower
Daniel R. Brower
Fifth Street
J. J. Large
Minneapolis
Judson Larges
Thornwood Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civic Committee
Harry Kinne
Lloyd Hollister
C. M. Osborn
Mr. Johnston
W.D. Jeary
D. E. Allen, Jr
K. W. Weber
William Taylor
B. B. Udell
P. M. Fulcomer
Walter Ons
G. W., Swiney and Co
C. Renneckar
Wilmette Ave
Winnetka
Elm St
Palace
Meat Market CO
Peacock
Lake Eed
Pike
OLD Virginia
Wapsie Valley
Berenice
Third St
Estella Hedges
Temple CT
PH. Winn
Bob ’N’ Mac
Main St
Linden Ave
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