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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1931

Page

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Russian Cossack Chorus to Perform at Wilmette Club

The Russian Cossack chorus directed by Sergei Sokoloff, four teen native Russians, will give a concert at the Wilmette Sunday Evening club on March 29 at 7 30 PM in the First Congregational church. The program includes works by Tschaikovsky Borodine Glinka Rimsky Korssacoff Rubinstein Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn Veneziani Foster Massey Olcott and more.

Russian Cossack Chorus Sergei Sokoloff Wilmette Sunday Evening Club First Congregational Church Tschaikovsky Borodine Glinka Rimsky-Korssacoff Rubinstein Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn Veneziani Foster Massey Olcott Cossack Yugoslavia Royal Conservatory of Milan Italy Royal Theaters France Spain

Annual Town Meeting Scheduled for April 7

The annual town meeting of New Trier township will be held Tuesday afternoon April 7 at 2 o clock in the township office at the Winnetka Village hall. Margaret S. Pierson, township clerk, announced the event. Reports of township officers will be heard and money will be appropriated to cover necessary township expenses.

New Trier Township Winnetka Village Margaret S. Pierson

Police warn dog owners to license by April 15

Chief Henry Brautigam warned dog owners that failing to obtain licenses by April 15 will result in a summons and arrest. After April 15 the license fee rises by two dollars, with the standard license price set at five dollars.

Henry Brautigam

Wilmette Life Reaffirms Nonpartisan Stance In Village Vote

The Wilmette Life editorial defends neutrality in the April 21 village election, praising Wilmette Civic League aims, criticizing partisanship, and pledging equal coverage of Civic and Public Welfare party candidates without endorsing either slate. It cites Winnetka as a model and urges high-minded, issue focused campaigning.

Wilmertte Life Wilmette Life Wilmette Winnetka Wilmeette Wilmette Civic League Civic Party Civic League Witmette Public Welfare Party First Ward Wilmetts LiFe

Home for Vacation for Marian Baldwin from Albion College

Miss Marian Baldwin daughter of the George Baldwins of 1117 Greenleaf avenue Wilmette will arrive home from Albion college Saturday March 28 for the Easter holiday She is in the graduating class of 1931 having completed four years work in three She is president of Lambda Mu corresponding secretary of Alpha Chi Omega a member of the dormitory board and of Panhellenic council

Marian Baldwin George Baldwins Greenleaf Avenue Wilmette Albion College Miss Baldwin Lambda Mu Alpha Chi Omega Panhellenic Council

Homecoming of Cornell student William H. Rose Jr

William H. Rose Jr arrives Sunday from Cornell University to spend spring vacation with his parents Gen and Mrs W H Rose at the Kenilworth Inn.

Cornell William H. Rose, Jr Cornell University W. H. Rose Kenilworth Inn

Wilmette Civic league hosts Candidate Night meeting

Tonight at the Stolp school auditorium Wilmette villagers hear candidates for village offices. Carbon Dobbs and Frederick Newey plan to attend along with Civic and Public Welfare contenders. The event offers voters a chance to hear proposals and view campaign pledges. Seats may fill early.

Wilmete Stolp Wilmette Civic League The Civic League Carbon P. Dobbs Public Welfare Ticket Frederick J. Newey Wilmette Civic Party Civic and Public Welfare Wi_METTe Stolp School Tenth Street Central Avenue

Two Park Commissioners to Be Elected April 7

The Wilmette Park district votes on Tuesday April 7 to elect two commissioners for six years. Incumbents Henry Fowler of 1404 Forest Avenue and Henry J Haack of 1228 Gregory Avenue seek reelection. No other petitions filed. Polls at the Village hall from 7 AM to 5 PM.

Wilmette Park Henry Fowler Forest Avenue Henry J. Haack Gregory Avenue Park Louis K. Gillson Floyd L. Bateman Michigan Avenue C. N. Roberts Lake Avenue Village Hall

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