Nominees Sought for New Trier High School Board Seats
Edward J. Phelps of Kenilworth and William H. Ellis of Wilmette will not seek reelection to the New Trier High School Board. Nominations in Kenilworth go to A R Peterson, while Wilmette petitions favor H B Mulford. Eugene S Ward opposes. Filing closes ten days before the April 8 election. Other current board members with terms remaining include Otto R. Barnett Janet S Gordon and J R Gathercoal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Phelps
Kenilworth
William H. Ellis
Wilmette
New Trier
H. B. Mulford
Elmwood Avenue
Ellis
Eugene S. Ward
Oakwood Avenue
Otto R. Barnett
Glencoe
Janet S. Gordon
Winnetka
J. R. Gathercoal
Winnette
Voters League Study Group Meets Tuesday
On Tuesday evening, March 21, at 1502 Walnut Avenue, Mrs. Frank J. Dowd hosts a study class by the League of Women Voters social hygiene committee. Last year’s participants and any interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Dowd
Walnut Avenue
Social Hygiene Committee
League of Women Voters
State Bank Resumes Normal Banking After Restriction
The Wilmette State Bank reopened for unrestricted banking on Wednesday with deposits exceeding withdrawals. Ant-hoarding certificates are required for withdrawals as directed by the Treasury Department, and operations proceed without further restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Wilmette State Bank
Treasury Department
McCoy and Leng Named for Park Board Posts
Wilmette Park district voters will elect two commissioners on April 4. Charles S. McCoy seeks the full six year term and Frank J. Leng aims for the unexpired term of Floyd Bateman. Incumbents include Louis Gillson Henry Fowler and Henry J Haack with Scheidenheim Solem and Wenban in official posts.
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Wilmette Park District
Charles S. McCoy
Ashland Avenue
Frank J. Leng
Lake Avenue
Bateman
Park Board
Charles N. Roberts
Louis K. Gillson
Henry Fowler
Henry J. Haack
Frank J. Scheidenheim
Park District
L. E. Solem
A. C. Wenban
Kenilworth Park Election Set for April 4
Kenilworth Park district schedules an election on April 4 to fill two board seats. One six year term and one two year term follow the death of Edward F Hamm. Incumbent Joyce’s term ends this spring with holdovers Starrett Taylor and Mrs. McCloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenilworth
Phelps
A. R. Peterson
Raleigh Road
Mr. Phelps
Tthe
Mr. Peterson
Henry G. Zander, Jr
Richard C. Johnston
Harry PP. Harrison
Gilbert W. Kelley
Bentley G. McCloud
Kenilworth Park Board
Charles Howard Bent
Kenilworth Neighbors
Julius A. Peterson
Kenilworth School Board
John L. Wilds
Herbert B. Taylor
Kenilworth Club
Kenilworth Park
Edward F. Hamm
Florida
Park Board
Joseph Joyce
Essex Road
R. W. Starrett
Park District
Meeting Postponed by St Francis Parents Association
The meeting scheduled for Friday has been postponed to Thursday afternoon March 23 at 2 30 in the school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis’ Parent'eacher Association
Wilmette Legion Backs Roosevelt Budget balancing Support
Wilmette Post No. 46 of the American Legion passed a resolution urging President Roosevelt to balance the federal budget without delay. The telegram supports generous treatment for service connected disabilities and death and calls for ending waste in non service cases. David C. Leach signs as commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmette Legion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wilmette Post No. 46
American Legion
Post
St. Augustine
Wilmette
United States
David C. Leach
Department of Illinois
Kenilworth Infant Welfare Plans Benefit Event
The Kenilworth Infant Welfare society held a sewing meeting and luncheon in the Guild room of Kenilworth Union church hosted by Mrs. John McDowell Mrs. Gordon Leach Mrs. George Davies and Miss Mary Branigar A follow up meeting occurred at 344 Woodstock Avenue to complete plans for a benefit bridge tea and fashion show hosted by Mrs George Dyer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenilworth
DePauw College Choir Performs Lenten Program
The DePauw University choir directed by Dean R. G. McCutchan sang Monday night at Wilmette Parish Methodist church and performed for New Trier High school students Monday afternoon. A Sunday program was also heard at Orchestra Hall in Chicago.
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DePauw University
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
New Trier High School
R. G. McCutchan
Orchestra Hall
Chicago
Wilmette Village election slate set with two party tickets
Harmony and Village party nominees join independent candidate for the April 18 vote. Incumbents C P Dobbs and Harry W Miller lead the Village slate with Harmony endorsement. Trustees include Zipprich Hilde rth Hoffman for Harmony and Lee Cochran Farrar for Village. Pettibone and Peters vie for magistrate, Ramsey runs as independent.
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Harmony Party
Village Party
Wilmette Village
C. P. Dobbs
Harry W. Miller
The
Carl J. Zipprich
Forest Avenue
Edward C. Hildreth
Beechwood Avenue
James B. Hoffman
Washington Avenue
Arthur Lee
Manor Drive
Clinton B. Cochran
Walnut Avenue
Walter C. Farrar
Greenwood Avenue
Earl. A. Pettibone
John J. Peters
Charles N. Ramsey
Highland Avenue
Eugene S Ward Seeks High School Board Post
Petitions circulated for Eugene S Ward of Wilmette to join District 203 New Trier Township High School board. Ward, father of four with two children in the high school, was nominated by north shore citizens and has secured more signatures than required. Supporters say he can represent New Trier parents effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene S. Ward
Oakwood Avenue
Wilmette
New Trier Township
Ward
North Shore
New Trier
Has Life a Meaning Lenten Theme at Wilmette Parish
Dr. Oscar Thomas Olson will lead the Lenten service at Wilmette Parish Methodist Sunday evening March 19 at 7 30. The sermon part of a series attracting wide attention. The church chorus choir directed by Miss Marie Briel will provide the music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Thomas Olson
Wilmette Parish
Olson
Marie Briel
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H. S. Board
E. J. Phelps
Endorse Peterson
Voters League
Hear College Choir
S,s
Dan Aida
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