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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
18
Fragmentary text mentions libraries and an attraction in Ilworth or nearby. No clear events, names, dates, or organizations are readable to specify a concrete item.
Miss Baker succeeds as Girl Scout commissioner at the lawn investiture near the Methodist church. Tenderfoot and Second class badges awarded to twelve and six scouts respectively, with seventeen badges earned. Patrol 3, Troop 1 showcased a humorous play to aid funding for a girls clubroom, followed by refreshments and plans for a Scout library.
A discarded book case is sought for the Scouts. If you can donate, call Wilmette 2348 and tell Captain Pease the good news.
Caroline C. Stevens 93 of Central Avenue died Friday May 9 from complications of a fractured hip suffered weeks earlier. A longtime village resident since 1911 she was famed for gardening and fan of the Village theatre. Burial was in El Paso Illinois where she formerly lived.
Our photographs of children have earned an enviable reputation by capturing their joyous and happy spirit. The images reflect the cherished innocence of childhood that memories hold for years to come.
A death notice dated August 7 1832 from Monroe county New York states the deceased is survived by two daughters Harriet Pomeroy and Mary Stevens both residing in Wilmette Illinois.
About 135 Wilmette residents attended the Ye Olde Towne Folks annual dinner and entertainment at the Woman's club Tuesday evening. Songs by a pioneer member were presented, and a portrait of the late Dr. Byron C. Stolp was donated to Wilmette public schools for display in the Stolp school building.
A permit was granted to Jo Burkett Company of Winnetka to construct about 2700 feet of sidewalks in the Maclean Indian Hill subdivision recently annexed to Kenilworth. The project was approved this week by local authorities and advances planned infrastructure in the area.
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