Question of Music as a Nuisance Latest Problem
A village board hears complaints from a delegation from the Sheridan Road area about nightly music at The Cottage and Lake Shore Terrace. Residents say the music disturbs them. police will investigate. Terrace hosts an orchestra 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. with occasional dancing upon request, while The Cottage is described as an orderly venue with a notable patronage and a strict code of conduct.
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Sheridan Road
Lake Shore Terrace
Denman
North Shore
Mrs Martha Curley Summoned by Death in Wilmette
Mrs Martha Kessler Curley longtime Wilmette boarding house operator at 1243 Central Avenue died Saturday July 5 after a several week illness. Aged 60 she lived in Wilmette 26 years. Funeral from home Tuesday July 8 Rev Herman Meyer St John s Lutheran. burial Rosehill. She widow of George Curley who died 1905. survived by three daughters Mrs Waters Mrs Ross Skelton and Mrs Mullen, a son George Curley, and nine grandchildren.
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Martha K. Curley
Martha Kessler Curley
Central Avenue
Wilmette
Herman Meyer
St. John's Lutheran Church
Rosehill
Curley
George Curley
Waters
Ross Skelton
Mullen
Hubbard Woods
George CiFley
Odd Fellows Install Officers at July Banquet
The Odd Fellows lodge held an installation banquet on Thursday July 3 at the hall. Nash Cazel was named noble grand with Oscar C Chapman as vice grand and Homer Cazel recording secretary. Other officers include Lincoln Rogers warden Russell Watts conductor Henry Lavensman chaplain Arthur Lips pastor Arthur Jensen senior vice grand C Branscome junior past grand Alex Knobel inside guardian Edward Drew outside guardian C F A Radner and Charles Knobel financial secretary elected last January.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Nash Cazel
Noble
Oscar C. Chapman
Homer Cazel
R. 5
Lincoln Rogers
Russell Watts
Robert Hudson
Henry Lavensman
Arthur Lips
Ralph Klemm
Otteree
Arthur Jensen
R. SV. G
C. Branscome
V. G
Alex Knobel
Inside Guardian
Edward Drew
Outside Guardian
C. F. A. Radner
Charles Knobel
B Y P U Leaders Headed to Denver Conference
Rev Francis C Stifler pastor of Wilmette Baptist church and Edwin Helps general secretary of the Baptist Young People's Union of America left last Monday night to attend the B Y P U of A conference in Denver Colorado scheduled for July 9 13
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Francis C. Stifler
Wilmette Baptist Church
Edwin Helps
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Denver
Colorado
Wilmette Sealed Bids Sought for Municipal Garage
Wilmette villagers invited sealed proposals to erect a municipal garage on village property at Lake Avenue and Main Street. Bids due by 10 p.m. August 12, 1924, at Village Hall. Proposals to be opened by the President and Board of Trustees, who reserve the right to reject all bids. Specifications available at the undersigned office.
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Lake Avenue
Main Street
Wilmette
Wiemette
C. Cc. Schult
Pollard Stars to Meet Local Nine This Sunday
Two defeats in a row greet Wil Heaps fast stepping baseball aggregation. They lost 15 to 5 to Greer Motor College and 5 to 4 to Great Lakes sailors at the training camp stadium. Heinzen pitched Friday and Miller started Sunday. This Sunday they face Pollard Stars of Evanston on the 17th Street diamond in a lively afternoon contest with ample shaded seating for fans.
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Pollard
Greer Motor College
Great Lakes
17Th Street
Dedicate Baker Memorial Window at St. Augustine’s
Mrs. Frank J. Baker will dedicate a Baker Memorial Window at St. Augustine's Episcopal Church in Wilmette Avenue side during the 11 o'clock service Sunday July 20. The window is internally illuminated funded by a Public Service Company of Northern Illinois memorial fund honoring the late bank president and vestryman.
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St. Augustine's Episcopal Church
Frank J. Baker
First National Bank
Optimists Show Film The Way to Success at Village Theater
A motion picture titled The Way to Success will be shown Thursday evening July 24 at the Village theater by the Wilmette Optimist club. The film, depicting the value of advertising to merchants, will follow the second evening performance and invites Chamber of Commerce and Rotary club members to attend.
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Village Theater
Wilmette Optimist Club
Optimists
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
J J Kutten Heads North for Alaska Trip
Joseph J Kutten of Kutten Bros Coal company leads a 215 member Fourth Degree La Salle assembly Knights of Columbus party from Chicago on Burlington railway for a three week Alaska trip. John E Maloney organized plans with Francis A Marnell and Rt Rev Moses E Kiley serving as chaplain.
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J. J. Kutten
Alaska
Joseph J. Kutten
Kutten Bros. Coal Company
la Salle General Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Chicago
Burlington Railway
John E. Maloney
Francis A. Marnell
Great Northern Railway
Moses E. Kiley
Sanitary District Extends Lighting Contract Details
The Sanitary District notified the board it will extend the agreement for street lighting. An underground system has been installed and power costs per kilowatt hour plus a rental of 506.70 dollars will apply. The charges represent a small increase over the original contract.
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Sanitary District
Ener
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