Wilmette Residents Plan Summer Trips and Visits
The R H Durhams of 713 Greenwood avenue will spend the summer at Lake Geneva cottage. Miss Dorothy Durham leaves July 2 for Sherwood Forest camp. Dwight Chapman plans a summer with his parents after a Harvard visit. Judge and Mrs S R Hitchcock of Fair Haven, Vermont visit son H R Hitchcock at 906 Greenleaf. Mrs Hattie Magnes of Waterloo is guest of niece Mrs Farr Eaton Bigelow at 1239 Lake avenue. Miss Marion Thayer returns from Sweet Briar College. Miss Edith Ray Young returns to Wilmette after La Porte visit. Miss Rebecca Fitch leaves for Boston to attend Wellesley College commencement. George Martin arrives from Brown University to spend summer at 1046 Elmwood. Miss Betsey Shapker returns home from Central avenue. Mrs J A Burrill leaves for Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs R L Kirk visits Miss Hattie Brooks at 922 Forest avenue. Rev Francis Trump vacationing at Cathedral Shelter in Chicago. Miss Katharine Cocke arrives to stay with Mrs Howard Duncan. Ouilmette Country Club hosts an informal meeting. Monday lunch planned. Mr and Mrs J Hugh Foster return from eastern Canada trip. Dr M H Bickham and family spend weekend at Camp Algonquin with United Charities of Chicago.
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R. H. Durhams
Greenwood Avenue
Lake Geneva
Dorothy Durham
Sherwood Forest Camp
Rebecca Fitch
Elmwood Avenue
Boston
East
Wellesley College
George Martin
Brown University
J.A. Burrill
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. L. Kirk
Wilmette
Hattie Brooks
Forest Avenue
North Shore real estate market hopes for spring revival
Real estate operators along the north shore faced an unusually slow spring with transfers well below normal due to odd weather. Despite the lull, optimism remains as sunny days are expected to trigger a boom with buyers for premium properties, though few Be-a pecans have moved this season. A Chicago Glencoe firm negotiates deals near 100000 dollars in the Glencoe area. Carl Lochner links the slow season to celestial alignments and hopes for a move in the cosmos to spark a north shore boom.
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North Shore
Chicago
Glencoe
Carl Lochner
Gilbert D. Johnson and Brother
Mr. Lochner
New Trier Echoes Publishes Annual School Journal
The New Trier Echoes annual publication from New Trier High School released yesterday. Editor Edward Ravenscroft says it is bigger and better than ever.
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Echoes
New Trier Echoes
New Trier High School
Edward Ravenscroft
Local Knights of Columbus to View America in Chicago
Members of the Ouilmette Knights of Columbus and families will dine at Madame Galli's 18 E. Illinois St Chicago and attend a showing of the film America in the Loop Sunday evening June 15. Committee heads are G Obermeier Al Schaefer and Frank Kreusch. The event is a patriotic response to pacifism and anti American sentiment nationwide.
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Ouilmette Knights of Columbus
Chicago
Loop
Madame Galli's
Illinois Street
America
A . G. Obermeier
al Schaefer
Frank Kreusch
Painting Gift To New Trier Girls Club
The New Trier High School Girls' club bought an oil painting titled A Scene in New Hampshire by Karl Buehr to address the school's lack of original art. The gift was presented last Friday by Josephine MacRae, retiring club president.
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N. T
New Trier High School
New Hampshire
Karl Buehr
Josephine MacRae
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Philip P. Ilevard
Leton
Ighter
Phyllis
E. TenBroeck
Ildren
Tment
Dwight Chapman
Harvard
Mrs
E Judge
S. R. Hitchcock
Fair Haven
Vermont
H. R. Hitchcock
Greenleaf Avenue
Hattie Magnes
Waterloo
Town
Farr Eaton Bigelow
Lake Avenue
Marion Thayer
N. C. Thayer, Jr
Central Avenue
Sweet Briar College
Edith Ray Young
la Porte
Ind
Betsey Shapker
Kendall Hall
Prides Crossing
Francis Trump
Cathedral Shelter
Katharine Cocke
Howard Duncan
Ouilmette
J. Hugh Foster
Canada
M. H. Bickham
Camp Algonquin
United Charities of Chicago
Straws
F. Panichelly
Prairie Ave
Snider-Carel Drug Co
Wilmette and
Central Aves
Central Ave
Ons
Evanston
Sherman Avenue
Sezenra
Lulias Brothers
Main Street
Edinger Coal CO
Kutten Bros
Lawndale
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