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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
2
Mrs. Clarence Mellor and her daughter Shirley returned Saturday from a two weeks trip to New York Washington and Philadelphia.
St Augustine's church Wilmette hosts a parish dinner on May 20 at 6 30 PM in the Masonic temple to observe the centenary of the Episcopal church in Illinois. Three speakers will present. Across the diocese dinners follow, beginning with the Chicago Diocesan dinner last week attended by 1530 guests and a St Augustine's delegation of eighteen.
Mrs. Gilmore Haynie and her son Kenneth of Evansville Indiana were weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. John Huzum at 745 Michigan Avenue.
The village board adopted a resolution reinstating Phillip V. Schneider II to the police force after a yearlong dispute over fitness tests. He had been granted a one year leave on August 15, 1933, with conditions for medical and mental exams, the latter yielding a failing result. The new board’s decision ends the controversy.
Phi Kappa Psi at Northwestern elected Al Lind of Wilmette as local chapter president succeeding Richard Bergen. Lind, Wildcat 1935 football co captain, also joins Deru society and stars in Northwestern film Murder by Proxy as football captain.
The Kenilworth center of Chicago Infant Welfare Society held a sewing luncheon in the guild room of Kenilworth Union church. Hostesses were Mrs Harold Lawn Miss Elizabeth Bear Mrs Barry Beck and Mrs Harry Stone. Volunteers stitched pink and blue outing garments for Seward Park station. A year end meeting is planned for May 27 at Oak Crest hotel Evanston to map fundraising for the year's quota.
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