Woman's Club Opens Cooking School Monday
The Woman's Club of Wilmette hosts a three day cooking school starting Monday morning November 11 in the club auditorium. Marie Gifford, food economist for Armour, demonstrates economical all electric kitchen dishes with actual meal preparation each session. Tickets from Mrs. Charles Kremer offer a low rate for all three mornings with a bridge luncheon featured on Monday.
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Marie Gifford
Woman’s Club
Wilmette
Charles Kremer
Armour and Company
General Electric
Start Suits Soon to Be Filed for 1932 Personal Tax
Justice R E Sinsheimer of Winnetka says state attorney advised suits will begin in a week or ten days against delinquents in New Trier township for 1932 personal property taxes. More than 5,000 delinquencies are reported in the township.
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R. E. Sinsheimer
Justice of the Peace
Spruce Street
Winnetka
New Trier Township
New Trier Board Plans Billing After Weed Cleanup
The New Trier township board announced that bills will be mailed within ten days to property owners whose lots were cleared of noxious weeds by L. J. Thulman. If these bills are not paid within ten days of receipt, suit will be instituted.
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New Trier
L. J. Thulman
Stop Signs Sought at Tenth Street and Chestnut Avenue
Wilmette Home Owners Association president Robert E. Rickson urged the village board to install stop signs at the Tenth Street Chestnut Avenue intersection. Chestnut already has signs, and the group cites narrow Tenth Street and pedestrian and auto safety concerns. The board will consider the request.
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Robert E. Rickson
Michigan Avenue
Wilmette Home Owners Association
Village Board
Tenth Street
Chestnut Avenue
Wilmette Board Denies Disconnection Plea and Clears 95 Parcels
The Wilmette village board again denies Golfmore Land’s request to disconnect property fronting Lake Avenue, citing potential harm to storm sewer interests and tax payment stance. A major real estate move follows, with $301,000 in delinquent assessments and $15,000 in taxes forgiven on 95 parcels in Indian Hill Estates No. 1 after a transaction led by Bills Realty, Inc. The village will receive payments directly after ordinances withdraw collections from the county.
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Golfmore Land Company
Wilmette
Judiciary Committee
Esther Dunshee Bower
Bower
North Shore
Indian Hill Estates No. 1
Chicago Metropolitan Area
Bills Realty, Inc
Wilmette Village
Village Adopts Year Round Eastern Time Plan
Wilmette will switch to Eastern Standard time year round starting March 1 after a unanimous village board vote. Trustee George F. Iliff pushed the resolution, and the board endorsed the plan to align with Chicago’s time zone.
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Wilmette
Chicago
George F. Iliff
Ford coach stolen from Ace Motor Sales found abandoned
A new Ford coach stolen from Ace Motor Sales on October 26 was recovered by Chicago police in an alley Monday. No suspect is in custody and authorities have not located the thief.
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Ace Motor Sales, Inc
Chicago
Armistice Day Observance Set by Wilmette Legion
Wilmette Post 46 American Legion holds Armistice Monday ceremonies at 11 am on the corner of Wilmette and Central avenues in front of the village hall. About 500 schoolchildren will participate. the oration is by Joseph H. Hinshaw. A film of World War scenes follows and weather plans move events to the Wilmette theater.
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Wilmette Post 46
American Legion
Wilmette and
Central Avenues
J. R. Harper
Joseph H. Hinshaw
Wilmette Theater
Fred M. Coxon
Patriotic Celebrations Committee
Wilmette
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Wilmette Community Chest Association
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New Trier News Real Estate
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Ssue
Tory
Dian
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