Faculty Meeting Sets Start for Joseph Sears School
The Joseph Sears school faculty in Kenilworth will meet Saturday afternoon September 6 with Superintendent E L Nygaard. New books are arriving as the term begins Monday morning. Upgrades include housing arts facilities in the adjoining house near the Kenilworth Memorial gym and a sprinkler system in the older building. Enrollment is expected around 450, up 25 from last year, with only Miss Juliette Hanford not returning. New staff members are Miss Elizabeth Allen and Miss Florence Allender from Oshkosh Wisconsin. Returning teachers include Marjorie Stanton Caroline Littler Nell Littler Etta Knudsen Ednad Mayer Florence Tatro Teah Clark Lillie Bitting Emma Billington Mollie Foreman Edith Stryker Bessie Stark M Louise Robinson Tolita Hanson R J Finnigan Robert Townley Gertrude Herrick and Margaret Davenport.
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Kenilworth Memorial Gymnasium
Juliette Hanford
Elizabeth Allen
Florence Allender
Oshkosh
Wis
Marjorie Stanton
Caroline Littler
Nell M. Littler
Etta E. Knudsen
Ednad R. Mayer
Florence Tatro
Freshmen Turnout At New Trier High School
New Trier High School expects about 550 freshmen this year while total enrollment reaches around 1 900. Students urged to finish registrations before Monday classes start. book store hours set and faculty list announced with department heads for 1930 1931 year.
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NEW Trier High
New ‘Trier High
Brown
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Postponed to Sept 15
The Wilmette Legion Auxiliary Post 46 rescinds the September regular meeting and sets a new date for Monday evening September 15 at Mrs Ernest Gould's home at 922 Forest Avenue. Officers will be elected and annual reports presented. Members traveling to the Aurora state convention September 6-9 may obtain identification tickets from secretary Mrs F J Dowd for reduced excursion fare.
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The
Legion Auxiliary of
Wilmette
Ernest Gould
Forest Avenue
Aurora
F. J. Dowd
Marriage Announcement of Enez Louise Ericsson Montonare
Mr and Mrs John P Ericsson announce the marriage of their daughter Enez Louise to James M Montonare son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Montonare of Kenilworth. The ceremony was September 1 at Viking hall Evanston officiated by Rev J Scott Carr. They will reside in Linden Manor Hubbard Woods after a Canada motor trip.
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John P. Ericsson
Linden Avenue
Hubbard Woods
Enez Louise
James M. Montonare
Arthur Montonare
Kenilworth
Viking Hall
Evanston
J. Scott Carr
Canada
Montonare
Linden Manor
Families Visit Dr. Smiths as Kenilworth Trio Fishes
Mr and Mrs Dale Smith and Mr and Mrs Thomas Currie travel from Amarillo Texas to spend several days with Dr and Mrs C G Smith at 1325 Greenwood Avenue. Sanford Holden and son Jack Holden depart Kenilworth for a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin and plan to return Monday morning for Jack to begin school.
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Dale Smith
Thomas Currie
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. Smith
C. G. Smith
Greenwood Avenue
Sanford Holden
Jack Holden
Warwick Road
Kenilworth
Wisconsin
Jack
Home from Abroad Dr Willett Returns to Kenilworth
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Willett of 319 Richmond Road return after two months abroad visiting France Switzerland Germany Italy Greece the Holy Land and England. They docked in Boston and were met by their son Herbert L. Willett Jr of Washington DC and his family. Dr Willett will preach his first fall sermon at Union Church of Kenilworth on Sunday September 16.
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Herbert L. Willett
Richmond Road
Kenilworth
Willett
France
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Greece
Holy Land
England
S. S. Scythia
Boston
Herbert L. Willett, Jr
Washington, D. C
Union Church of
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Jidensch
Main ST
Remington
Just
Wilmette & Central Aves
Wil
Joseph Sears
Supt
E. L. Nygaard
Frederick E. Clerk
New Trier
L. A. Hutchens
W. A. Snyder
Laura Ullrick
F. C. Windoes
C. R. Small
D. E. Johnson
Jane W. Lighter
R. L. F. Biesemeier
Olive L. Grover
Marian Cotton
May Fogg
W. L. Childs
Margaret Moore
Washington
Legion Auxiliary
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