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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
2
The Evanston suburban branch formerly at 615 Davis Street since 1928 opens this week in the North Shore hotel building farther east on Davis Street. The old site was vacated by North Shore Bootery. J. J. Neuman is the manager.
Mrs William J Weldon at 1340 Greenwood Avenue hosts Cambridge chapter meeting this Friday at two o clock. Last Friday a silver tea at 1310 Ashland Avenue by Mrs J H Dyon supported the British Old People's Home.
Captain Cloyd C. McGuire, assistant Village Manager and police chief, spoke to Stolp school children on Safety for School Children. He warned against playing ball in streets, riding bicycles and roller skating without care, hitching to vehicles, running from between parked cars, crossing mid block against lights, shooting guns or slingshots, and playing on shore ice or rafts as dangerous hazards to life and property.
Twenty boys and girls attended the Young People’s Sunday Evening club at Kenilworth Union church on March 17. Two Kansas City boys from Garrett Biblical Institute played the xylophone and delivered a philosophy talk after supper hosted by Mrs. Tom Dix.
Miss Myrtle Holloway and her sister Helen of 330 Oxford Road Kenilworth return Friday March 29 from Mt. Carroll Illinois where they attend Frances Shimer school. Mr and Mrs E L Scheidenheim of 704 Lake Avenue and their daughter Mrs John Pherrin of Evanston returned Friday from a three weeks visit to Mexico.
Mrs. Samuel W. Earle, pioneer Illinois woman and longtime Chicago resident, died Tuesday at her Ridgeview hotel home in Evanston. She led Daughters of the American Revolution activities in Illinois and national chapters, fostered the 1812 sailors memorial at Dartmoor, and helped organize related patriotic groups. Survived by her son and two grandchildren, funeral at Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago, with burial at Oak Woods.
Miss Virginia Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Hayes of 519 Laurel Avenue returns Friday from Connecticut College for Women to spend the spring vacation.
Theron Gifford stayed with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gifford in Kenilworth after spending a weekend with three Phi Kappa Psi fraternity brothers from Ann Arbor.
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