SPECIALTIES DRESSES AND BOXES FEATURED IN LAYS
Readable fragments mention dresses and per box deals tied to a special store display. The text references box pricing and product labeling. No clear event or individuals are identifiable.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
1
Readable fragments mention dresses and per box deals tied to a special store display. The text references box pricing and product labeling. No clear event or individuals are identifiable.
An OCR fragment mentions individuals including CE Y SINGLETON and YDACKER DON amid a Federal prize context. The readable text references a twelve year period and a consecution of events but lacks full detail for a precise report.
North Shore Theatre formats a grand production of The Enchanted Cottage at Kenilworth Asahl hall next Wednesday. The all star Guild cast features Stewart Bailey and Eleanor Eckhart with elaborate dances, special lighting, and a six piece orchestra. Membership drive continues through Kenilworth with a $8 fee granting eight tickets to four major shows and six to Northwestern University Playshop.
Mrs. W. D. Washburn of Evanston, a Cook County board candidate, injured in a fall last week and now unable to speak. Campaign engagements will be covered by Catherine Waugh McCulloch and other prominent party women. Her bid has strong support from county women's groups.
Thieves obtained valuable jewelry and apparel in a daylight burglary at the Duane G. Bartlett residence, 1603 the Avenue, last Wednesday while the Bartletts were away in Chicago. Entry was through a broken lattice and a second floor window. police report the home was thoroughly ransacked with no suspects yet found.
A brief guide explains a ballot method where voters place a cross in the top circle to choose a party. In the opposing column, voters mark only the candidates they support of that party. For Sanitary District trustees, if choosing from both parties, all candidates for that office must be marked in both columns to count.
The Wilmette Sunday Evening club schedules a sacred concert on November 2 by the Harp quartet directed by Miss Irene Louise Thurston. Solo violin and vocal solos by Miss Gladys Swarthout are included, with Swarthout not available again until after the opera season. The event marks the annual feature drawing large audiences.
The New Trier high school Parent-Teacher Association will hold a Wednesday meeting November 5 at 7 p.m. Parents will attend classes normally taken by their children in 20 minute sessions led by teachers. At the end Superintendent Frederick E. Clerk will discuss the new marking system tying diploma eligibility to earned quantity and quality points and explain its reasons and classifications.
Mrs Eleanor Young Skillin wife of the late Percy Skillin of Wilmette has joined the Bokum and Dingle agency of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance company Her previous work as secretary to Charles H home of Montgomery Ward and Company is cited as preparing her for a successful life insurance career The Skillin family now resides in Kenilworth.
Mrs. Ratza of Chicago was struck by an automobile driven by F. G. Hunt of Chicago on Sheridan road Sunday. Her injuries were thought to be serious.
The independent candidate Hope Thompson of Wilmette gains voter attention amid a four page Cook County and Chicago Crime and Murder Record issue dated October 25. The publication cites a certified truth claim by jurists and attorneys endorsing Thompson and criticizing Robert Crowe’s record as State's Attorney.
The notice warns that the deadline for wanted copy is Wednesday at noon. It urges submitters to send their material before the cutoff to ensure inclusion.
Citizens and eligible residents are urged to vote next Tuesday in Wilmette and Kenilworth. Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM. qualified voters without registration can be sworn in at their precinct and cast a ballot. Voters are urged to vote early if traveling to the city.
The Missionary Education program hosts five Wednesday lectures by Paul Hutchinson on China from November 5 to December 10 at 8 pm. Hutchinson, with five years in China and editor roles, covers upheaval, the woman question, literary Renaissance, social and industrial issues, and religion’s future. Free admission invites church friends and the public.
Mrs. G. T. Black principal of Evanston Kindergarten and Elementary School will speak at the Logan Ridge schools Parents Teachers Association meeting Monday afternoon November 3 at 3 o clock in the Ridge school auditorium. Her topic is The Benefits to the Child of a Kindergarten Education. A musical rhythm demonstration by the Logan school kindergarten will also be given.
Sneak thieves swiped jewelry handkerchiefs perfume money and an alarm clock from F C Proctor residence at 314 Park Avenue on Saturday night.
Russian born virtuoso Ossip Gabrilowitsch brings a major program to the New Trier High School auditorium Tuesday evening November 4 as the MacDowell Club series presents its second artist. The renowned pianist, Detroit Symphony director since 1918, studies and career notes mark a celebrated path from Petrograd to Berlin and America with a Mark Twain connection through his wife Clara Clemens.
A non partisan voting information bureau will operate at the First Congregational church Wilmette and Lake avenues on Election Day November 4. Sponsored by the Wilmette League of Women Voters and Congregational church it provides instruction on marking ballots and will station representatives at polling places to assist voters and perform a non partisan voting list check.
W. E. Dibble aged 88, formerly of Wilmette from 1889 to 1896, died Wednesday afternoon at his Cincinnati home. His son H. M. Dibble of 530 Lake Avenue left for Cincinnati last Sunday.
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