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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
2
Mrs. William S. Thomas and her son Billy have moved from the Kenilworth Inn to their residence at 1220 Gregory Avenue in Wilmette.
The Wilmette Health Department recorded seven new contagious disease cases for the week ending November 18. Four are chicken pox, two are whooping cough, and one is influenza.
Mr and Mrs Hayden Hodges of 901 Forest Avenue entertained Mr and Mrs N P Zech of Wilmette at a wild duck dinner on Tuesday. They plan Thanksgiving dinner for the Hodges family.
William A. Zabel of 630 Central Avenue died at his residence on Wednesday November 15. He was 38 years old and survived by his widow Jessie Zabel. Funeral services were held last Saturday with burial at Graceland Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs L R Reel of Indianapolis formerly of Paris France were the recent weekend guests at the home of Mrs Julian E Stark at 1321 Greenwood avenue.
Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes announces distribution of 1934 auto license forms in Illinois. The forms double as title applications requiring proof of ownership. The measure aims to reduce car theft and insurance costs and spur new car sales statewide.
The Juvenile Royal Neighbors will install twenty five officers this Friday at 8 o clock in Odd Fellows hall. A program and refreshments follow and the public is invited to attend.
Mrs Herbert J Leach of 630 Washington Avenue hosted the Comand luncheon bridge club meeting on Tuesday of last week continuing weekly social activities at the club.
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