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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
22
The readable text shows fragmented phrases about adjustments and returns in a mechanical or operational context, but lacks clear events, entities, or outcomes to identify a specific person, place, or organization.
Village trustees approved a motion after Mrs. Samuel Danziger sought $20 for damage she says a water main project caused to her cement garbage container. Manager Schultz disputed her claim, the gavel fell, and the item was referred to a committee.
Mrs Helen Brown wife of A H Brown a linotype operator with Lloyd Hollister Inc died Tuesday afternoon May 20 from injuries after being struck by a car at Michigan avenue and Monroe street Chicago. The vehicle was driven by Alexander Hoyer of Chicago as she attempted to cross Monroe boulevard from north to south side.
Peter Schaefer, a Wilmette motorcycle policeman, fractured a cheek bone and suffered severe bruises after a spill on Main Street last Thursday while pursuing a speeder. He was off duty for a week but has returned to work.
Dora Steffens King formerly of Wilmette died at her Gypson City Kansas home on Sunday May 18 burial at St Josephs church. Remains moved to Evanston home of sister Mrs Roy Changelon for burial. She was daughter of Gerhard Steffens and survived by husband father and many Steffens siblings in Evanston Wilmette Winnetka Chicago and Evanston.
A benefit bridge and mah jongg party at New Trier High School will aid Miss Goodman, supervisor of girls physical education, who was seriously injured in a dog attack in Evanston. The event runs 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday and tickets sold fast in New Trier villages as faculty and north shore women mobilize support.
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