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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
4
New Trier High School baseball lost 3 to 1 to Evanston on Evanston’s field Tuesday. New Trier’s lone win this season came 3 to 2 against Oak Park at New Trier last Saturday. Deerfield edged New Trier 4 to 3 last Tuesday.
Walter Lyle Moore 24 died from injuries after a fall from scaffolding at the Wilmette Methodist church construction. A Winnetka resident, he was a New Trier 1926 graduate and Purdue attendee, member of Boy Builders. Survived by parents Walter G. Moore and two sisters Ruth Moore and Edith Paisley. funeral held at his residence with burial at Memorial Park cemetery.
Indian Hill circle will hold its last meeting of the year on Wednesday afternoon April 14 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs Rox T Anderson 302 Walnut street Winnetka. Mrs George Hallstein will be the assisting hostess. Reports of committees will be read and the new chairman will be introduced.
Village President Earl E Orner indicated last Tuesday night that a candidate for building commissioner will probably be placed in nomination at the next No Village board meeting. He noted this is the only Village official not appointed at the organization meeting.
Alfred Romig of Glencoe, New Trier representative after winning the North Suburban District contest April 24, competes in the Maywood semi finals for state wide oratory honors. Five schools are in the field Aurora Argo Harvey Belvidere New Trier. He will speak on Democracy in the Constitution. The Chicago Daily News backs the elimination process leading to a May 16 Orchestra Hall Chicago final with a $500 scholarship and Europe trip for the winner.
Three Wilmette women receive Illinois honors as Elizabeth DeBerard joins Mortarboard while Alice Donahue and Virginia Harvey are elected to Torch. They are among thirteen juniors and forty four sophomores at the University of Illinois honored for campus leadership and scholarship.
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