Better Homes Expo Draws Crowds at Wilmette Club
The Better Homes Exposition at the Wilmette Woman's club showcases latest kitchenware, rugs, radios, and home furnishings from Frigidaire Illuminator and Carson Pirie Scott. Exhibits include hand made doll furniture and a miniature grocery, with crowds daily and a planning committee led by Mrs. O. E. Thaley and decorations by Mrs. Ashton Taylor.
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Better Homes
Wilmette
Frigidaire Company of Chicago
Illuminator Company
Wilmette Grocery and Market
Ernst von Ammen
Winnetka
Spanish Court
Jorjorian Brothers
Chicago
Carleton Kaumeyer
Evanston
Carson Pirie Scott and Company of
O. E. Thaley
Ashton Taylor
Gordon Wilson
John Taylor Booz
C. P. Berg
Mesdames Knight Richard
Harry Barnhill
Max C. Greg
Harles Moody
Earl Smith
Fred Par
Leonard Starkel
Earl Davenport
E. G. Allen
H. E. Rohrer
Eugene Arms
Frank H. Seubold
H. C. Weishaar
W. H. Evans
Charles N. Evans
Roger William
W. C. Morris
John Bartholomew
F. L. McGrath
Earl McDow
C. C. Kidd
W. H. Rehfeld
Raymond Armstrong
C. P. Burpee
A. F E. Beirnes
Leland Pierson
John Campbell
Village Officers Nominees Chosen by People's Party Caucus
Earl E. Orner Oregon Village President Harry W. Miller to continue as Village Treasurer Ernest C. Cazel and Hans von Reinsperg named as Village Trustees for another term. Election set for Tuesday April 16 with these incumbents among the slate.
Joseph Sears School Closes For Nine Day Spring Vacation
The Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth closes this afternoon for a nine day spring break. Classes will resume Monday morning April 1 at the Kenilworth school.
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Joseph Sears
Kenilworth
Artist Recital Patrons’ Checks Extended to April 14
Due to Mrs. Bessie Grant’s quarantine from scarlet fever in her family, the Winnetka Music Club extends the check mailing deadline for next season’s Artist Recital series to April 14. Send checks to Mrs. Grant at the Winnetka State Bank.
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Bessie Grant
Winnetka Music Club
Grant
Winnetka State Bank
Dr. E. E. Moore Resigns as Wilmette Health Commissioner
Dr. E. E. Moore, Wilmette health commissioner since 1913 and former Chicago physician, resigned at the village board meeting. He led health and sanitation in the village and directed the influenza era emergency hospital during 1918. Ill health prompted retirement and a plan for rest with no definite future plans.
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E. E. Moore
Wilmette
Moore
Chicago
John Couffer
Ouilmette Country Club
Ordinance Provides for Lights in Estates Area
Wilmette Village board approves an ordinance for installing ornamental street lights in Indian Hill Estates Unit 2 at an estimated 17 827 03 dollars. Forty seven lighting standards planned along 23rd street Elmwood Lake Elmwood Pon tiac Pawnee Cherokee and Miami roads between Lake and Elmwood avenues.
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Wilmette Village
Indian Hill Estates
Unit No. 2
23Rd Street
Lake and
Elmwood Avenues
Elmwood Avenue
Pontiac Road
Pawnee Road
Cherokee Road
Miami Road
Lake and Elmwood Avenues
People's Party Caucus Names Wilmette Candidates For April Election
More than 200 adherents of the People's party meeting in Wilmette adopted a platform and nominated candidates for the village election on April 16. Incumbent Village President Earl E. Orner seeks reelection along with Trustees Ernest C. Cazel and Hans von Reinsperg. Stanton VanInwagen is named to replace the retiring Paul A. Hoffman. Harry W. Miller is renominated as village treasurer. Samuel J. Nordorf is the police magistrate candidate. Library trustee nominees are Mrs. Josephine L. Gates and Mrs. Bessie I. King. The caucus elected A. F. Hooper as chairman and Leo J. Orr as secretary.
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People’s Party
Earl E. Orner
Orner
Ernest C
Cazel
von Reinsperg
Public Service
Harry W. Miller
Samuel J. Nordorf
Lake Avenue
Wilmette
Evanston
Josephine L. Gates
Bessie I. King
A. F. Hooper
Leo J. Orr
Ralph C. Wessel
W. W. Winberg
People's Party
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Woman’s Club of
Ernest C. Cazel
Hans von Reinsperg
Miller
Pres
Carel
van Inwagen
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