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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
1
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The North Shore Theatre Guild presents Icebound by Owen Davis directed by Alexander Dean at Skokie school with Winnetka actors. May 3 and 5 feature Mrs. Henry Tenny in the lead and a strong local cast as the guild expands to North Evanston and Highland Park for seven consecutive performances.
Local authorities caution villagers following a string of thefts at church bazaars and rummage sales. Police urge residents to report suspicious activity and keep valuables secure during gatherings.
The Wilmette group Ye Olde Towne Folks will hold a dinner and meeting at the Woman's club on Tuesday evening May 13. A memorial to Dr. Byron C. Stolp for Wilmette Public Schools will be presented, with a commemorative portrait funded by subscription. Membership is open to Wilmette natives from 25 years ago and their families. new members should notify secretary James Watson.
The Wilmette Baptist church plans a Sunday May 4 recital to mark the opening of its new auditorium and organ. William H. Barnes, a young noted organist and amateur builder, will perform and share insights into organ construction. Barnes is secretary treasurer of A R Barnes and Company.
Superintendent Albert L. Denman appeals to motorists to park close to the curb on the right, keep away from fire plugs and cross walks, and leave lights burning after sundown. He warns the force will enforce these rules and speeders face daily fines as violators are cited. Drivers are urged to slow at white lines painted across streets.
Obituary notice for Woodward of 537 Abbottsford road Kenneroth who died Wednesday April 30. Burial was in Richmond Indiana on Saturday. Survived by his widow Catherine. Burial details indicate local ceremony and family notice.
North shore families prepare for an all evening Parents Night on May 9 at New Trier High School. Pupils stay home while parents attend classes, hear an overview of courses, objectives, and requirements, and are addressed by Superintendent Frederick Edson Clerk and staff.
The Wilmette public schools art department under Mrs. Mary Hinga will give its first program in the new school building at Seventeenth street and Spencer avenue on May 16. The performance will feature living picture studies and other attractions to be announced later.
Poultry for sale by HL W Foote at 247 Beach Road Glencoe. Fifty four hens and sixty five roosters priced as a batch or in seven hens plus one rooster groups. Hens young and good layers. Reason selling is leaving town. Phone Glencoe 201.
Wilmette men are invited to a Sunday meeting at the Village hall on May 4 at 3 p.m. to plan an all day Memorial Day observance. Preliminary plans include a street procession, ceremonies at the Memorial elms in Lake Front Park, speeches by leaders, music, and a children's field day with cooperation from the Wilmette American Legion.
Wilmette Police Chief Denman told Rotarians that closer citizen police ties build confidence. He noted hourly patrols, few crimes, daily commendations, and a growing Junior Police program with uniforms planned. Linus Smith spoke on Scout work at New Trier High School.
Leo M. Dean announces the sale of the Wilmette Dairy to Bowman Dairy. He leaves the village due to a family illness and climate needs. Dean has been active in the Chamber of Commerce New Trier Commercial Association War work and Salvation Army campaign efforts. Mrs Dean has been ill for months and will move to a milder climate.
Wilmette joins 16 Chicago suburbs in a Better City competition to identify the best community for children's upbringing. A preliminary test was held this week with a final scrutiny planned for June by expert critics, evaluating home life, schools, morals, health, and youth activities.
C. L. Graham of 524 Mapleay suffered severe shock and multiple scalp cuts when struck by a special delivery mail truck driven by Joseph Gibbard 1613 Florence Avenue as he crossed Benson avenue in front of the Davis Street elevated station Evanston. Dr William R Parkes treated him at Evanston hospital where he remained several days with serious injuries. He is expected to recover in a few days.
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