Aldrichs Return From Monthlong Canoe Trip
Mr and Mrs Edwin R Aldrich of 1510 Wilmette Avenue returned Sunday from a month in the north. They traveled by canoe from Ely Minnesota to Basswood Lake on the Canadian border Black Duck Lake Ft Francis fished Rainy Lake Moose Lake and Blackduck Lake. They reported fine fishing with wall eyed pike and large northerns and completed the 721 mile run home in eighteen hours.
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Edwin R. Aldrich
Wilmette Avenue
Ely
Minn
Basswood Lake
Blackduck Lake
Ft. Francis
Rainy Lakes
Moose Lake
M. B. Okean Company Moves to New Lincoln Ave Store
The M. B. Okean company, importers and furriers, relocates from 567 Lincoln avenue Winnetka to 548 50 Lincoln avenue. A formal opening is planned for Saturday September 6 with expanded fur stock and a new line of ladies wear. Sam Goldberg will be buyer and Miss Fay Brown manager of the ladies wear department. The firm has similar stores in Waukegan Kenosha and Racine. Charles W Robb and family return from Klinger lake. their son Charles W Robb III leaves for Denison University on September 16.
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M. B. Okean Company
Lincoln Avenue
Winnetka
Okean
Fay Brown
Chicago
Goldberg
Waukegan
Kenosha
Racine
Charles W. Robb
Greenleaf Avenue
Klinger Lake
Mich
Charles W. Robb, III
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Audit of Town Books in New Trier Township
The semi annual audit at the Winnetka township office shows Town fund balance 1291.75 and Road and Bridge fund 18814.73 for period March 26 to September 2. Receipts in Road and Bridge totaled 30268.48 with 4000 transferred to Town. expenditures 7453.75 leaving the Road and Bridge balance 18814.73. Officials present were Gertrude M. Thurston supervisor treasurer of both funds and Margaret S. Pierson township clerk with J J Peters and R E Sinsheimer. three other auditors were absent. Tax receipts for 1928 amount to 23903.87 to date with further funds to follow from the County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Trier
Winnetka
Gertrude M. Thurston
Margaret S. Pierson
J. J. Peters
R. E. Sinsheimer
Township Board of Auditors
James K. Calhoun
D. M. Mickey
Hans von Reinsperg
Pianist Miss Berenice Viole Moves to Wilmette Home
Chicago pianist Miss Berenice Viole has moved to Wilmette with her parents, buying the Henry Anderson house at 114 Third Street. She teaches at the American Conservatory of Music and studied in Berlin and Paris, planning concerts and private pupils in the coming season.
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Miss Berenice Viole
Chicago
Wilmette
Henry Anderson
Third Street
Miss Viole
American Conservatory of Music
Berlin
Paris
Schnabel
Cortot
Shevinne and
Ganz
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Cody Trust Company
South la Salle Street
Randolph
CORK
Vanity Box
Eugene Frederic
Carlson Building
Church ST
Evanston
Audit Town Books
Thurston
Township
Philip DeBerard
Rockford
Anne
Arthur J. DeBerard
Greenwood Avenue
Philip, Jr
Jeanne
Harry B. Burnside
Lake Avenue
Bradley and
Graham
Michigan City
M.portenhauser
Greenleaf