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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

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Wilmette Voters Approve $44,000 Howard School Addition

Wilmette voters approved a $44,000 bond issue to add six classrooms to the Howard school, with plans to start construction soon and have the wing ready for the 1931 1932 term. A second $12,000 bond to cover an encumbrance on the Sanderson property also passed, aiding district needs as enrollment grows.

Howard Wilmette Wilmette Board of Education Sanderson Central Avenue

Big Improvement in Cardwell Building on Linden Avenue

A new medical block update on Linden Avenue in Wilmette has leased the Cardwell Building's second floor to five doctors led by A. J Woodcock. The first floor has been prepared for Lyman Drug store on Linden and Fourth Street opposite the L terminal. Doctors include Harry A. Richter Glenn J Greenwood George Fielding Hibbert Paul W Greeley and Daniel Stormont connected with north shore hospitals and medical schools.

Cardwell Wilmette Linden Avenue A. J Woodcock Linden and Fourth Street L” Terminal Lyman Drug Store Harry A. Richter Glenn J. Greenwood George Fielding Hibbert Paul W. Greeley Daniel Stormont North Shore Hospitals

Henry P Williams Prize Winners at New Trier High

Annual awards at New Trier honor students in poetry essay and short story with Henry P Williams prizes. Lois Goldstein leads poetry first prize for Ideas and Ideals. Emma Bickham second. Martha Wilen tops essay on Edgar Allan Poe. Jerome Strauss wins short story The Submarine of Fu. Martha Gilhofer second. honorable mentions for Ruth Moll and George Ogan.

Henry P. Williams New Trier High School New Trier Lewis M. Williams Lois Goldstein Emma Bickham Mary Agnes Melville Martha Wilen Edgar Allen Poe Ravinia Park Jerome Strauss Martha Gilhofer Ruth Moll Sing Sing George Ogan

Village Board to Discuss No Man's Land Water Fire Plan

Wilmette officials will meet Sunday with No Man's Land property owners on Sheridan Road to address water supply and fire protection after the village ceased water service and withdrew fire protection due to summer shortages. Benjamin Bills of Bills Realty spoke at Tuesday's meeting about seeking a satisfactory solution.

Carbon P. Dobbs Wilmette Village Board Benjamin Bills

Village to buy two new police motorcycles

Village board on Tuesday night approved purchasing two new Wilmette Police motorcycles at 283 dollars each, including trade in value for two old bikes.

C. M. Osborn Village Board Wilmette

Wilmette Beach Opens Season With Record Attendance Expected

Wilmette Park district opens Wilmette Beach this Saturday with a larger beach area after winter sand additions. Water remains cold for swimmers. Season tickets cost five dollars for Wilmette residents. single admissions are one dollar on weekends and holidays and fifty cents on weekdays.

Wilmette Beach Wilmette Park District Wilmette

Village Board Considers Ash Collection Fee Revisions

Recommendations from the public service committee led by Mrs. Ruth H Snyder call for a six dollar annual charge for homes with ash and rubbish collection and four dollars for oil and gas heated homes. The panel also proposes reducing weekly ash and garbage fees to one dollar for independent groceries and one dollar fifty for fruit stores.

Public Service Committee Ruth H Snyder

Marie Fox Named President Of Wilmette Teachers Club

The Wilmette Teachers' club nominating committee reports the election of officers for 1931 1932 with Miss Marie Fox as president, Miss Katharine Julian as vice president, Miss Ida Gunderson as secretary, and Miss Trenna Scott as treasurer.

Wilmette Teachers’ Club Wilmette Public Schools Marie Fox Katharine Julian Ida Gunderson Trenna Scott Margaret Burtner Pearl Olthoff Dorice Turner

Masons Observe St. John’s Day at Wilmette Parish

Wilmette Masonic orders will be special guests at the Wilmette Parish Methodist church Sunday morning June 21 at 11 o’clock for St. John’s Day observance. Dr. Horace G. Smith, pastor, will preach on A New Answer to an Old Question.

Wilmette Wilmette Parish Methodist Church Horace G. Smith

Teachers Tell Summer Plans At Joseph Sears School

Joseph Sears School in Kenilworth closes the year with staff dispersing across the country. Teachers plan trips to Hawaii Oregon Wisconsin California Michigan and New York while others conduct classes at the school or stay near home. Superintendent Nygaard’s plans remain undecided.

Joseph Sears Kenilworth Robert W. Townley Colorado W. L. “Duke” Childs W. L. “Duke” Childs’ Camp Owakonze Ontario Gertrude Herrick River Forest Crystal Lake Mich Hawaii Florence Tatro Caroline Littler Nell M. Littler Berkeley Calif University of California Marjorie Stanton Lake Delavan Wis Etta E. Knudsen Clinton New York M. Louise Robinson Ieah Clark Platteville Mollie K. Foreman Los Angeles Tolita Hanson Margaret Davenport Baraboo Adelaide Howard EK. L. Nygaard Glacier National Park Elizabeth Allen Oshkosh Florence Allender Embarrass Trin R. J. Finnigan North Shore

Fire Chief Walter Zibble Authorized for Urbana Course

The Village board authorized Fire Chief Walter Zibble to attend the annual course for fire chiefs and firemen in Illinois at Urbana from June 23 to 26. The village will cover his expenses for the trip.

Walter Zibble Village Board Urbana Zibble

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