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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
8
Judge Andrew A. Bruce argues that democracy suffers when voters rely on impulse not intellect. He warns that popular elections privilege wealth and name over ability, urging a more thoughtful, intelligent citizenry to improve legislation and public morals.
Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Pine return to 2143 Beechwood Avenue after a motor trip to Boston for the national optometrists convention. En route they visited Cape Cod and Canada. J. C. Crossley and daughter Julia of 407 Washington Avenue spend the Fourth of July at Sister Bay Wisconsin.
Wilmette Parish Methodist church members anticipate the annual Des Plaines Camp Meeting grounds sessions starting Friday. Raymond Kim bell chairs the laymen's committee overseeing the gathering. A series of morning noon and night services will run for over two weeks with Bishop Waldorf delivering the inaugural sermon.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Petersen of 212 Warwick Road Kenilworth entertained a few friends at tea last Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Peter Sen and family are leaving this week for the north woods for a summer stay.
Miss Eleanor Stewart and Miss Loretta White, daughters of local residents, have started a summer kindergarten for Kenilworth children in their neighborhood.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Norem of Hubbard Woods announce the birth of a daughter Sunday morning at Evanston hospital. The baby is unnamed and is the second grandchild of Mr and Mrs Francis M Case of 160 Sheridan road Hubbard Woods. An older sister Mary Carolyn Miss Virginia Hays daughter of Clyde Hays 519 Laural avenue has left Wilmette to spend the rest of the summer in Los Angeles California as guest of her aunt Mrs Robert A Warren.
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