Wilmette Women Sponsor Infant Welfare Station
The Wilmette Community Chest backs the Alice H. Wood Infant Welfare station at 1964 North Halsted Street. The article highlights the Bukowski family case with home care, nutrition guidance, and ongoing support improving infant health and maternal resources.
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Wilmette Women
Red Cross Service Commends Itself to All Chest Donors
Wilmette Chest donors are urged to support the Red Cross as local branches restart a committee led by Elmer D. Becker. Classes at the Wilmette Health Center and churches teach home hygiene and first aid, with safety campaigns and in-home accident prevention expanding access and impact.
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Red Cross Service
Wilmette Community Chest
American Red Cross
Wilmette
Chicago
Red Cross
Elmer D. Becker
Linden Avenue
Wilmette Health Center
St. Francis Xavier Church
Wilmette English Lutheran Church
St. Xavier
Parent-Teacher Association
Safety
Community Chest Fund
Arden Shore Camp Aimed at Building Up Underprivileged Youth
The Wilmette Arden Shore association explains Arden Shore as a lake side camp north of Lake Bluff where in summer underprivileged city children, both boys and girls, are cared for to build them up physically and spiritually for better citizenship. Some mothers accompany them for rest or aid, and in winter about forty undernourished boys stay to resume schooling readiness.
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Wilmette Community Chest Fund
Arden Shore
Wilmette
Arden Shore Association
Lake Shore
Lake Bluff
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William Kendrick
Community Chest of
Infant Welfare Society of Chicago
Alice H. Wood
North Halsted Street
Community Chest
Women of
Philip D. Armour
Infant Welfare Society
Peter Bukowski
Elsa
Bukowski
Orloff
Peter
Marie Bukowski
Joliet
Bureau of Public Welfare
Bukowskis
Wilmette Center
Knight Blanchard
Alice H. Wood Station
Boy Scouts
Fine Citizens