Former Villagers Return After Two Years of Absence
Former Kenilworth residents R. and Mrs. Seymour Nason return to Chicago after two years in Kansas City. They spend summer at the Kenilworth Inn and plan a Kenilworth home this winter. They visit son Seymour Jr. in Medford Wisconsin then join him at Camp Manitowish. Many gatherings feature local families and friends from Kenilworth, Evanston, and surrounding areas, with trips to Wisconsin and Michigan and visits to relatives in Illinois and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Nason
Kenilworth
Kansas City
Kansas
Chicago
Kenilworth Inn
Medford
Wisconsin
Seymour, Jr
Jack
Camp Manitowish
Grant Ridgway
Rufus Stolp
E. D. Parmelee
Big Lake
Carl Keith
State Line
W. F. Shattuck
W. J. Taylor
L. M. Allen
Shattuck
Minnie Jarrett
Roy Jarrett
Essex Road
Quincy
Illinois
Leland Hobart Danforth
East
Owen T. Reeves
Atlantic City
Mrs. Reeves
New York
Carolyn Ellsworth
Colonial Hall
Wequetensing
Michigan
William Dent
Toronto
Hoskins
Kenilworth Low
J. M. Roberts
Warwick Road
Caroline
Estes Park
Colorado
H— Arthur Durham
Abbottsford Road
Evanston Hospital
Picture of Progress Shown at Village Theater
The Wilmette Optimist club will present a motion picture titled The Way to Progress on July 24 at the Village theater. The film highlights the value of consistent advertising and will be shown after the second performance. Members of the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary club are invited to view the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Theater
Wilmette Optimist Club
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Theater West
Gas Fired Refrigeration and Welding Temperatures
Gas fired equipment can reach temperatures as low as 30 degrees Fahrenheit in refrigeration and commonly up to 3000 degrees Fahrenheit in welding. The text notes these extreme ranges and compares 3000 F to twice the melting point of iron.
Librarian Miss Wright Returns From Pacific Coast Trip
Miss Winifred Wright assistant librarian at the Wilmette Free Public Library returned from vacation on the Pacific coast Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Wright
Wilmette Free Public
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Burt A. Crowe
Raleigh Road
Albert Maurer
Los Angeles
Bankers’ Convention
Baltimore
Mr. Crowe
Addie Crowe
Elizabeth Shipman
Ora McDonald
White Lake
Helen Cresap
Eleanor Eckhart
Cumberland Avenue
Lilian Harding
Kathryn Parsons
Elizabeth Drew
Mary Cruse
C. G. Burnham
Roslyn Road
Exmoor Club
Harding
James Culbertson
Melrose Avenue
Mah Jongy
Ernest Hicks
Pasadena
Miss Grace Culbertson
Bruce V. Crandall
Three Lakes
John Marshall Roberts
Harold McKenzie
West
Otto Ruth
Woodstock Road
George Jones
Oxford Road
Frank Philo
Jones
Skokie Club
Ome
R. D. Rathbone
Abbottsford
Sidney Eastman
Meltone Avenue
Elmhurst
Theodore Foster
Robert M. Burns
Cane
Winnetka
Rra
Fred Little
Helen Little
Charles Horswell
Douglas
Alice Wessa
Glacier National
Yellowstone
Estes Parks
Leon M. Asies
Evening Bridge Club
J. H. Prentiss
Cumberland Road
Wesley Hospital
Elizabeth Kelly
Cummner Road
Berkley
California
John Bellamy
John Robert Murray
Chicago Latin School
Lincolnville
Maine
Caroline Gromann
Chestnut Avenue
Winona Lake
Indiana
Barbara Campbell
Henry Everett
Cumnor Road
George Willete
Fullerton Parkway
Henry Taylor, Jr
Frank Gerould
Ardmore
Penn
John V. Rathbone
Helen
Mrs. Rathbone
Newton
Iowa
L. D. Jones
Richmond Road
Robert Borman
Racine
Maude Soule
Nebraska
Henry Wissering
Kenilworth Avenue
F. W. Cherry
Agnes Pilsbury
Helen Sears
Evanston
Sherman Avenue
Sheridan Road
Wilmette
North Shore
the Vagabonds
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Wilmette, Ml
Tenth St. and
Central Ave
Christian Science Reading
Wilmette Ave
Mary Baker Eddy
Jewett
Tracy Holmes Motor CO
Davis St
Wilmette Cafe
Village Hall
Ilson
Tilsons
Wilmette Illinois
Vreau
Ifi
Tae
Arm
Ora
George Ammbers
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