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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
2
The Northwestern University Gamma Phi Beta active chapter held its annual formal dinner dance last Saturday at Shawnee Country Club, showcasing fraternity and campus traditions.
Mrs. John F. Moffett of Winnetka travels to Phoenix with her son John and daughter India for a two month journey.
The Mallinckrodt Mothers club met to plan remaining year activities. A movie In the Service of the Queen will screen January 23 at 8 pm in the school auditorium with proceeds aiding the building fund. January 15 was Mallinckrodt Day with Mass and breakfast. The inter-class basketball season opened January 13 as Sophomores and Juniors tied 18-16 after extra period.
Miss Margaret Lewis spent holidays with her parents in Kansas City and has returned. She is assistant to Dr. Herbert Willet, pastor of Kenilworth Union Church.
New Trier High School added two part time teachers for the second semester, starting February 2. Ellen Lorimer of Winnetka will teach in the commerce department and Marian LaMetre of Rogers Park will teach home economics. Both previously substituted at New Trier. The commerce department has seen a 15 percent rise in course enrollments, particularly in typewriting, which exceeds current capacity.
Trustees Ernest C. Cazel and Carl E. Renneckar were appointed by Village President Earl E. Orner to attend a legislative conference of Illinois municipal officials in Springfield on Wednesday February 11.
Mrs John P Oleson of 240 Woodstock avenue Kenilworth hosted Mrs Burt Olney of Rochester New York for several days. Mrs Olney plans to return home this week. Perry L Smithers of 711 Lake avenue has returned from an extended business trip to the northwest.
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