Kenilworth board approves 1935 36 budget of 73650
Kenilworth trustees pass a 73650 operating budget for 1935 1936, up from 71750, with 3000 planned for street resurfacing. Resurfacing bids were rejected and will be re advertised. Poppy sale permit granted for May 27 28. Committees named with local group representatives included garden clubs and Mahoney park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenilworth
Board of Trustees
Wilmette Post
Harry P. Harrison
Chase W. Love
Porter Fox
Herman G. Seely
Richard C. Johnston
Harold F. Tideman
Henry G. Zander
Henry G. Zander, Jr
Bishop Hughes Leads 1932 Union League Banquet as Senior Methodist Leader
The guest preacher and former DePauw president, Bishop Hughes, serves as senior bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church with residence in Washington. He chaired the Board of Bishops meeting in Chicago and will preside at the Chicago Methodist Social Union banquet at the Union League club Friday night. He recalls eight north shore years and looks forward to greeting friends after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Hughes
Board of Bishops
Chicago Methodist Social Union
Union League Club
North Shore
Visitor from Princeton Visits New Trier
Heermance Radcliffe, director of admissions at Princeton University, Princeton New Jersey, made an informal visit to New Trier on Monday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heermance Radcliffe
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
New Trier
In This Issue Amusement Directory and More
The page list highlights contents across sections such as Amusement Directory pages 52-53, Aviation page 18, Book Comment page 42, Boy Scouts page 22, Church News pages 16-17, Club-Social pages 34-41, Classified Ads pages 54-57, Editorial-News-Comment page 32, Girl Scouts page unknown, Home and Garden page 46, Home Modernizing page 44, Junior Life page 48, New Trier News page 24, N. S. Personalities page 29, and scattered misc notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Trier News
N. S
Grade Separation Proposal Brings Wilmette Cooperation
The Wilmette village board adopted a resolution to form a special committee led by President Kinne to consult Kenilworth Winnetka and Glencoe officials on elevating or lowering tracks of the Chicago and North Western and the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee lines. The committee includes Trustees Iliff Hoffman Village Manager Platt and Village Attorney James. Woolhiser of Winnetka and Young of Glencoe already explored federal public works or Public Works Administration funding as a joint project. The move unites Wilmette with neighbors to pursue the needed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinne
Kenilworth
Winnetka
Glencoe
Wilmette
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Electric Railway
George F. Iliff
James B. Hoffman
Bayne H. Platt
William M. James
H. L. Woolhiser
George R. Young
Public Works Administration
Village to study traffic signals at Main Linden and Oakwood
Trustee resolution directs Village Manager and Public Works to estimate costs for traffic signals at Main Linden and Main Oakwood intersections. A separate resolution calls for figures on resuming all night street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden-Main
Cliff
Public Works
Main Street
Linden Avenue
Oakwood Avenue
Iliff
Wilmette Beach Regulations Set for 1935 Season
Wilmette Park board members approved changes to beach rules for the 1935 season. A family season ticket with guest privileges costs 4, an individual non transferable season ticket is 1.50, the 1 rate from last year ends. Beachmaster Clyde Grater is rehired. Lighting talks with Public Service Co of Northern Illinois may add floodlit parking and a rule to clear cars by 11 PM. A south beach entrance fence near Lake avenue is planned for closer supervision. Lifeguard tests will be arranged under David Leach with further details later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmette Park Board
Clyde Grater
New Trier High School
Public Service Company
Northern Illinois
Washington Park
Miles B. Geringer
Michigan Avenue
The
Park Board
Lake Avenue
David C. Leach
Forest Avenue
Babies' Friendly Party Set For May 18 At Comee Home
The Babies' Friendly society hosts its annual evening party on Saturday May 18 at the Northbrook country home of Mr and Mrs J F Comee on Pfingston road near Willow road. The House of Happiness will provide music after a 5 30 picnic supper. Invitations extended to old and new friends with directions via Wilmette drive Lake avenue Pfingston road first west of Curtiss airport. For more information contact Mrs Donald Maxwell or Mrs Winifred Bersch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babies’ Friendly
Babies’ Friendly Society
J. F. Comee
Pfingston Road
Willow Road
Northbrook
House of Happiness
Comee
Wilmette Drive
Lake Avenue
Curtiss Airport
Donald Maxwell
Winifred Bersch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zander
Mahoney Park
Hugh A. Foresman
Kenilworth Garden Club
A. R. Hodge
Kenilworth Home and Garden Club
Kenilworth Park Board
Edwin Holt Hughes
Wilmette Parish Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Hughes
Grater
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