Factors shaping an ideal Wilmette community
Wilmette Optimist club members discuss three key community factors: education and religion shaping citizenship, living conditions including parks and clean streets, and active organizations like the American Legion Wilmette Post and Chamber of Commerce. Emphasis on courteous merchants and ethical business practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Magill
Wilmette Optimist Club
Lake Shore Terrace
Orian Galitz
Wilmete Muse Shop
Mester Waley
Galita
Wilmette Post
The
American Legion
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
Wilmette Woman's Club
Legion
Wilbette Legion Post
Chamber of Commerce
New Trier Commercial
Funeral services for Hugh Hamilton McKenzie Jr
Funeral services for Hugh Hamilton McKenzie Jr of Round Lake Michigan were held Thursday afternoon July 1. Burial followed at North Shore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hamilton McKenzie, Jr
Round Lake
H. H. McKenzie, Ormerly
Highland Park
North Shore Cemetery
Meet Our Friend Truesdell A Wilmette Police Official
The article profiles Fred C. Truesdell a Wilmette police staff member praised as square dealing and well educated. A former film industry figure and World War I screen entertainment supervisor he reflects on shifts in life after service and his affinity for Wilmette as a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Truesdell
Wilmette
Col. A. L. Denman
America
Truesdell
Europe
States
Southwest
Michigan
North Shore
North Shore Soccerites Win Chicago Title in 1–1 Finish
North Shore Soccerites defeated Western Electric 1 to 1 to clinch the Chicago and District league title at Fosterfield Evanston. Hill Mitchell and Mac Avoy scored for the winners, Jimmy Blair tallied for Western Electric while Harvey led with 22 points. The win caps the 1923-24 season with one cup final remaining the Immigration State Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore Soccerites
Chicago
Western Electric
North Shore
Chicago and District
Fosterfield
Evanston
Harvey
North Shores
Hill
Mitchell
MacAvoy
Jimmy Blair
Fisherman Lloyd Laurie Lands Fishing Trip Near Hayward
Lloyd S. Laurie, 1023 Lake Avenue, left last Friday for a fishing trip near Hayward Wisconsin. He is expected to return by the first of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd S. Laurie
Lake Avenue
Hayward
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. E. Geisse
Osteopathic Physician Village Theatre
Lake Shore
Errace
Sheridan Road
Chestnut Phone
Wilmetic
Wilmette State Bank Central Ave
Twelfth St
Fuat
Younes Forester
Zane
Lion Hunter
Fae
Miicher
the Wander i Micahatl
Oliver Cur
Cebrwemaet
Grosset & Dunlap
Morgan and
Man
Renneckar Drug CO
Rexall
Makes of Opera
Ravinia Parl
Ene Zee
Chenis Volpi
Bourski
Will Sal Rais
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