Second Pair of Twins Born in Winnetka Family
Mr and Mrs Alfred Ulbricht announce the birth of twin daughters on Monday July 26 at St Francis hospital Evanston Their son is J K Ulbricht and his wife Selma Hankner from Evanston This is the couple s second set of twins following Edward and Evelyn born four years ago Ulbricht lived in Winnetka 25 years before moving to Evanston and belonged to the Winnetka Post American Legion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ulbricht
Washington Street
Evanston
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Ulbricht
J. K. Ulbricht
Willow Road
Winnetka
Selma Hankner
Ewing Avenue
The
American Legion
Mrs. Woodruff Visiting Niles With Family
Mrs. Earl S. Woodruff of 161 Prairie avenue travels to Niles Michigan this week with her son Donald Earl and her nephew Jack Wiedlin for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl S. Woodruff
Prairie Avenue
Donald Earl
Jack Wiedlin
Niles, Mich
Notable Wilmette Chamber Talk by Dr. Sam H. Atkinson
Dr. Sam H. Atkinson of Evanston will address the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce Monday evening August 3 at the Central Cafeteria. The lecturer, a well known writer, will discuss the topic Personal Contact.
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Sam H. Atkinson
Evanston
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
Atkinson
Cemetery Appoints North Shore Representative Muhlke
John H. Muhlke is named special north shore representative of Memorial Park cemetery this week. Frank A. Gerould and wife drive from St Davids to visit Henry Taylor Jr. in Kenilworth on Saturday July 31. Mrs Ek M Sweet at 320 Abbottsford road hosted a Tuesday July 27 tea party for Union Church Bazaar.
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John H. Muhlke
North Shore
Memorial Park Cemetery
Frank A. Gerould
St. Davids
Kenilworth
Henry Taylor, Jr
Essex Road
M. Sweet
Abbottsford Road
Union Church
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Wilmette
Boon Fisheres
Sherman Avenue
Tomer
Ing
Cash
First National Bank
Savings Depositors
M. Portenhauser
Greenleaf Ave
Wilmette Cafe
Patty
Patty Shoppe
Wilmette Avenue
Village Theatre
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