Wilmette Park District election set for next Tuesday
The Wilmette Park district votes Tuesday April 2 at the Economy Shop 1135 Greenleaf avenue from 6 am to 5 pm. Three candidates are on the ballot for park commissioner positions with Miles B. Geringer Garrett F. Johnston and Percy B. Idler listed. voters urged to participate even without a contest.
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Wilmette Park
Park Board
Greenleaf Avenue
New Trier
Wilmette Harmony
Park District
Frank J. Seng
Garrett F. Johnston
Percy B. D. Idler
Ashland Avenue
Miles B. Geringer
Michigan Avenue
Maple Avenue
Idler
Geringer
Johnston
Inter City Rotary Meeting Planned for April 9
Rotarians from Wilmette Winnetka Glencoe Highland Park and Deerfield join Chicago Rotary members for an Inter city dinner at New Trier High School on Tuesday evening April 9. W L Brown and R L F Biesemeier coordinate program with high school faculty Rotarians providing features.
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North Shore
Wilmette
Winnetka
Glencoe
Highland Park
Deerfield
New Trier High School
Chicago Rotary Club
W. L. Brown
R. L. F. Biesemeier
Wilmette Harmony Convention Reports Platform For April Election
The Wilmette Harmony convention met in Village hall to receive the Platform committee report and transact village election business. Candidates on the New Harmony Party ticket attended or sent observers and spoke in favor of the convention principles. A harmony committee was formed led by Harry B Johnston to coordinate voter education.
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Wilmette Harmony Convention
C. E. Drayer
New Harmony Party
Warren T. Fifer
Highland Avenue
Harry C. Kinne
Esther Dunshee Bower
George F. Iliff
James B. Hoffman
Clinton B. Cochran
Michael P. Sporrer
Nathaniel F. Webb
Nicholas P. Miller
Miles B. Geringer
Percy B. D. Idler
Garrett B. Johnston
Park Board
John F. Hoffmann, Jr
J. Hugh Foster
Library Board
Harry W. Miller
Harry B. Johnston
Greenwood Avenue
Citizens’ Committee For Harmony
Health Center Board Postpones April Meeting
The Wilmette Health Center board postpones its April meeting to April 12 at 2 30. The sewing day of the Wilmette Women's Club for the Martha Washington Home for Crippled Children is chosen as the regular meeting day. The Health Center board will assist, and any Wilmette woman may help. The children are in need and the afternoon is seen as well spent.
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Health Center Board
Wilmette Health Center Board
Wilmette Woman's Club
Martha Washington
Wilmette
Public Hearing Set on April 5 Zoning Ordinance
Citizens are reminded of a public hearing on the proposed zoning ordinance amendment. The meeting will be in the Village hall Friday evening April 5 at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend and present objections suggestions or additions.
Village election set for April 16 elects full board
Wilmette voters are reminded that on Tuesday, April 16 a full Village board will be elected under a new state law. The term for all elected officials expires together and elections occur every two years. Voters will choose a President and six trustees plus the Village clerk and treasurer.
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Wilmette
Mrs. J. D. Kinnear Named School Board Nominee
Wilmette voters head to the polls on April 13 at Village hall as Mrs. J. D. Kinnear of 2241 Chestnut Avenue joins incumbent candidates Henry E. Cutler for president and Mrs. Lois Finney for reelection to the board. Kinnear is noted for parent teacher work, the North Ridge Woman's club and civic activities.
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Wilmette Board of Education
Village Hall
George E. Leal
Walnut Avenue
J. D. Kinnear
Chestnut Avenue
Henry E. Cutler
Lois Finney
Kinenar
North Ridge Woman’s Club
Beautify Home Grounds With Gardeners and Landscape Architects
Classified Columns of Wilmette Life offer experienced gardeners and landscape architects to plan and arrange your grounds for maximum appeal.
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Wilmette Life
Community group urges changes to new post office design
The local Chamber of Commerce has reviewed early post office plans and proposed eighteen changes. They urge basement excavation and floor, terra cotta or stone brickwork, terrazzo floors, granite steps, a superintendent’s office, plastered work rooms, a women’s shower, postmaster’s toilet, a drinking fountain, and marble or terrazzo lobby detailing to improve appearance. The secretary sent the letter to Senators Lewis and Dieterich and Interior Secretary Ickes with these corrections.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
C. E. Clifton, Jr
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
William C. Dieterich
Nursery School Now in Session in Wilmette
The Wilmette Nursery School is now in session for children aged 2 to 4 from unemployed mothers or relief families. Hours are 9 to 3, Monday through Friday, with a complimentary hot luncheon. Graduate teachers run the program in the old Gross Point school building. contact Wilmette Health Center for details.
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Wilmette
Gross Point
Wilmette Health Center
Wilmette 2402
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