Ellen C H Palmer Dies in Wilmette August 27
Ellen C H Palmer 1132 Forest Avenue Wilmette died August 27 after months of illness. Active in St Augustine's church she served as guild president and auxiliary member. Funeral from her home and church with Dr Hubert Carlton officiating. Burial at Memorial Park cemetery. Survived by husband Wylie B Palmer a son Douglas Seattle Wash two daughters Mrs John Rock Oglesby II Mrs Lawrence Tower and Miss Norah Palmer both Wilmette two brothers Edward Middleton Toronto Canada Harry Middleton Montreal Canada two sisters Miss May Middleton Miss Ethel Middleton four grandchildren Patricia Jane Palmer Douglas Wylie Palmer Lawrence Tower Jacqueline Rock.
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Ellen C. H. Palmer
Forest Avenue
Wilmette
St. Augustine’s Church
Hubert Carleton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Canada
May Middleton
Ethel Middleton
Patricia Jane Palmer
Douglas Wylie Palmer
Lawrence Tower
Jacqueline Rock
Loutsch Daughters Visit Sister in Lansing Indiana News
Kathleen and Davida Loutsch daughters of Mr and Mrs Mike F Loutsch of 2301 Wilmette avenue spend three weeks in Lansing Indiana visiting their sister Mrs Alice Tiltges. E W Burke of Chicago spends ten days at Mackinac Island with the law firm Burke Jackson and Burke. Miss Muriel Mower of Highland Park spent a few days last week with Mrs Frances Mowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen and
Davida Loutsch
Mike F. Loutsch
Wilmette Avenue
Lansing
Alice Tiltges
E. W. Burke
Fighteenth Street
Mackinac Island
Burke, Jackson
Muriel Mower
Highland Park
Frances Mowers
Fifth Street
Pioneers Learn That Baseball Is a Complex Game
The Wilmette Pioneers lost 10 4 to Land Coal Co at Humboldt Park after a 5 pm start ending around 7 30 pm The crowd disrupted play with crowds near the baselines and a hidden ball play caused a near riot Pioneer stars Phil Seghi Frank Roemer and Wally Lasky stood out Lund and Hal Schlueter pitched well in a difficult contest The Pioneers were due to face Wilmette Chamber on Sept 6 and will meet another top team at Wilmette Village Green on Sept 6.
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Wilmette Pioneers
Land Coal Company
Humboldt Park
Lund
Hal Schlueter
Pioneer
Phil Seghi
Frank Roemer
Wally Lasky
Pioneers
Wilmette Chamber of Commerce
Wilmette Village Green
Mrs. Eugenie E. Hintzpeter Taken by Death
Mrs. Eugenie E. Hintzpeter died Tuesday August 25 and funeral services were held at her Kenilworth home with Rev. George D. Allison officiating. Winnetka chapter 942 Order of the Eastern Star assisted at the grave at Rosehill cemetery. Survived by husband Herman C. Hintzpeter three sons Edward C Ervin D and Herman C Jr father Edward B Dyer and brothers Edwin H and Loris D Dyer. Daughter of the late Annetta Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie E. Hintzpeter
Sheridan Road
Kenilworth
George D. Allison
Wilmette Baptist Church
Winnetka
Hintzpeter
Rosehill Cemetery
Herman C. Hintzpeter
Edward C
Ervin D
Herman C. Hintzpeter, Jr
Edward B. Dyer
Edwin H
Loris D. Dyer
Annetta Dyer
Fire Call Echoes Cold August Morning in Wilmette
A cool August 29 morning prompted the Wilmette Fire Department to respond to smoke from an oil burner at 1034 Ramona Road owned by C. E. Holzworth. Damage was minimal with no injuries reported.
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Wilmette
C. E. Holzworth
Ramona Road
Hendersons announce birth of son at Illinois Masonic
Mr and Mrs George Henderson of 511 Linden avenue announce the birth of a son named Craig on June 18 at Illinois Masonic hospital in Chicago. Mrs Henderson was Margaret Lee before marriage. Mr and Mrs W H Siegel and their son Dick of 305 Seventeenth street have returned from a vacation visiting relatives in Wisconsin Rapids and Appleton Vis
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George Henderson
Linden Avenue
Craig
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Chicago
W. H. Siegel
305
Seventeenth Street
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Vis
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Royal Portable
Chandler
Fountain Square
Evanston
National College of Education
Sheridan RD. and
Isabella ST. Evanston
Lake Forest, Illinois
Eloise R. Tremain
Lake Forest
H. C. Hintzpeter
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