Redwood Lumber Shipment Signals Return to Normalcy
The Redwood Empire Special trains one hundred cars into Chicago on July 7 as the largest redwood shipment in U.S. history. Governor Rolph will participate in the send off, with origin in Sacramento on July 1. Retail merchants and California manufacturers joined to create a nationwide revival symbolizing resumed business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
Sacramento
James Rolph, Jr
California
Beyers
Proviso Yards
Middle Western
California Redwood Association
Wilmette Couple Return From Knights Templar Conclave
Mr and Mrs Fred Wild and Miss Julia Wild of 628 Greenleaf avenue return to Wilmette after attending the Thirty-eighth Triennial Conclave Grand Encampment Knights Templar in Minneapolis. Mr Wild escorts Right Eminent Grand Commander Sir John Duncan of Maryland. Miss Julia Wild attends the Eminent Grand Commanders ball and grand march with Sir Robert T Queiser of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templar
Fred Wild
Julia Wild
Greenleaf Avenue
Wilmette
Knights Templar
Minneapolis
Wild
Beauseant Commandery
Baltimore
John Duncan
Maryland
Robert T. Queiser
Ohio
Miss Minerva Kraft Hosts Breakfast and Bridge Gathering
Miss Marjorie Yestone of Aberdeen S D visits as house guest of her sister Mrs Karl Franke at 1236 Greenwood Avenue. Miss Hazel Kraft and Miss Minerva Kraft entertain friends for breakfast and bridge on Wednesday morning. Mrs Robert Flood visiting sister in law Mrs Douglas Flood of 135 Kenilworth Avenue Kenilworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Hazel Kraft
Greenwood Avenue
Marjorie Yestone
Aberdeen, S. D
Karl Franke
Rogers Park
Robert D. Flood
Douglas Flood
Kenilworth Avenue
Kenilworth
Wilmette LWV 1931-32 board photo shows depleted roster
Image depicts the Wilmette League of Women Voters board for 1931-32 after several members were absent during the summer session. Front row includes Mrs Shelby A Singleton and others. second row lists Mrs C L Grinnell and Mrs William H Rehfeld. back row names include Mrs Oscar Hebel and Mrs Earl D Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Francis
Wilmette League of Women Voters
Mbs
Shelby A. Singleton
Clrthurt Lee
C. L. Clarke
cIrthur L. Fuller
HA. FE. Ringholm
John W. Behr
C. L. Grinnell
William H. Rehfeld
Rollo Gullickson
A. S. Hodakiss
I. R. Idbins
Oscar Hebel
L. B. Ermeling
Floyd McGrath
Earl D. Lyon
Brenner Siblings Attend Camps In Michigan
Estelle Brenner of 1330 Greenwood Avenue attends Camp Fire Girls in South Haven Michigan. Her brother John joins Camp Ma Ka Ja Wan Boy Scout camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Brenner
Louis
N. Brenner
Greenwood Avenue
Camp Fire
South Haven
Mich
John
Kenilworth Fourth of July Hosts Eminent Guests
Mr and Mrs Earl C Moss of 316 Cumnor road Kenilworth entertain over the Fourth of July with guests Mr and Mrs James H Adams and Miss Jess S Paton of Austin and their cousin Miss Jean Rew recently of Epson England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Moss
Cumnor Road
Kenilworth
James H. Adams
Jess S. Paton
Austin
Jean Rew
Epson
England
Daughters Head West for Camp Newaka Visit
Elizabeth Balhatchet, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Balhatchet of 725 Tenth Street, leaves Tuesday for several weeks at Camp Newaka in Gold Lake Colorado. predetermined schedule not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizabeth
Alhatchet
William Dbalhatchets
Tenth Street
Camp Newaka
Gold Lake
Colo
West
Funeral Services for Arthur E Hacker in Wilmette
Funeral services for Arthur E Hacker 45 last Friday 1:30 pm from his Wilmette home 1617 Central Ave Masonic rites followed at Rosehill cemetery Community Lodge 1005 A F and A M He died June 23 after illness at St Francis hospital Evans ton He was office manager for contractor C H Brethold 545 Main St Wilmette Survived by widow Frances Stock Hacker daughter Annette mother Mrs W Scheski Wilmette and stepsister Mrs Ida Seles Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Hacker
Central Avenue
Wilmette
Rosehill Cemetery
Community Lodge
A. F
A. M
Hacker
St. Francis Hospital
Evanston
C. H. Brethold
Main Street
Frances Stock Hacker
Annette
W. Scheski
Ida Seles
Chicago
Kenilworth Man Plans Overseas Summer Vacation After Farm Stay
Roger Crowe of 234 Raleigh road Kenilworth spends two weeks on a farm near Owasso Michigan after a visit there. After the Fourth of July he will return and travel abroad with his father for their summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Crowe
Raleigh Road
Kenilworth
Owasso
Mich
Art Department Presents Radio Music Program by Francis Marion Arnold
Francis Marion Arnold of the fine arts department at the National College of Education will present a radio program of symphony and vocal music on Thursday afternoon July 2 at 4 20 o clock in the Margaret Farrar auditorium. His summer lecture courses include History of Art and The Interpretation of Music. Friends of the college are invited to attend the concert and enjoy refreshments prepared by students of the home economics department under Miss Beatrice Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marion Arnold
Fine Arts
National College of Education
Margaret Farrar
Arnold
Beatrice Billings
Plan Ten Day Trip to Smoky Mountain Park
A ten day trip to Great Smoky Mountain National Park in Tennessee is planned for August 22 to September 1. Sponsored by Arthur A Woerner of Wilmette and Miss Alice Johnson of Chicago both Nicholas Senn High School instructors, the trip will feature horseback riding mountain climbing hiking and swimming with prior groups already guided and requested for repeat trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Tennessee
Arthur A. Woerner
Oakwood Avenue
Wilmette
Alice Johnson
Glenwood Avenue
Chicago
Nicholas Senn
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Cody Trust Company
South la Salle Street
Randolph
New Board of League of Women Voters
Ancie
Carolin Nilsson
North Michigan
John Clark & Sons
Illinois
OF America Trust Shares
Wilmette Beach
Elsie Paterson
Wil
Smoky Mountain Park
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