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Newspaper

Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1929

Page

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World’s Fair Project Outlined For 1933 Chicago

Robert P. Shepherd of the World’s Fair Speakers Bureau addressed the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce outlining the Century of Progress. He predicted massive suburban involvement and emphasized the fair as an educational enterprise showcasing science and industry.

Robert P. Shepherd World’s Fair Bureau Wilmette C Chicago Wilmette Chamber of Commerce Fair Grounds Shepherd

First Assemblies of Year Held at New Trier

The first assemblies of the year were held at New Trier High School Monday morning. Freshmen met in the Leslie F. Gates gymnasium while the three upper classes gathered in the auditorium. Supt. Frederick E. Clerk spoke briefly at both gatherings. Students moved to advisory rooms for short sessions and assignments for the next day were given before dismissal, with regular classes resuming Tuesday.

New Trier High School Leslie F. Gates Supt Frederick EE

Zeppelin traveler revisits North Shore from Germany

Nellogethetes Harry Vissering of 257 Kenilworth Kenthearth is known as the area’s Zeppelin traveler. He recently arrived in Germany as a passenger on the homeward leg after a world encircling trip with the dirigible. Vissering is a director of the Goodyear Zepelin corp in Akron, Ohio, and has followed Dr. Eckener’s latest expedition closely.

Nellogethetes Harry Vissering Kenilworth Avenue Kenthearth North Shore I Germany Goodyear-Zerpelin Corporation Akron Ohio Dr. Eckener

Wilmette Masons Dinner and Entertainment Invite

Wilmette Masons and friends are invited to a dinner and entertainment at the Wilmette Masonic temple on Tuesday evening September 17 under the Wilmette chapter Royal Arch Masons. Dinner at 6 30 will be provided by the True Kindred. Cards will follow the entertainment.

Wilmette Wilmette Masonic Temple Royal Arch Masons

In This Issue Automobiles Boy Scout Affairs

Local paper highlights features on automobiles and Boy Scout activities with notes on church notices, society news, and classified ads in this issue's front section.

Boy Scout Shore Lines Church Notices Society News

Generous Citizens Back Wilmette Drum Corps for State Meet

Wilmette residents and business interests rallied to fund the Wilmette Legion Drum and Bugle corps for the Illinois state championship in Rock Island. Despite funding fears, local supporters secured travel by a special North Shore Line train with delegates P. O. Lippen and W. J. Richardson named, while Orvisky Dailey and Harvey M. Happ are alternates. The corps leaves Wilmette Sunday at 10:24, performs Monday, and aims to bring home the state trophy.

Wilmette Wilmette Legion Mlllinois Rock Island Orvisky Dailey Harvey M. Happ Wailntette North Shore

Miss Agnes Burkhard Reopens Temple Court Shop

Miss Agnes Burkhard of 240 Temple court has returned from Montague Michigan and reopened her shop for business.

Agnes Burkhard Temple Court Montague, Mich

Wilmette Schools Add Books and New Library Furniture

Wilmette Public schools announce new furnishings in the Stolp and Howard library spaces and a $300 book order. Librarian Grace Gayton reports ongoing cataloging, monthly book exchanges with the Wilmette library, and plans for a larger November order. The Pageant of America encyclopedia leads new additions alongside fiction titles including Don Quixote and Call of the Wild.

Wilmette Grace Gayton Miss Gayton Stolp Howard School Library Stolp Library Wilmette Public Library Sloward Gayton Yale University Press

Wilmette Beach Closes After Record Attendance

Wilmette Beach closed Sunday night following one of its most successful seasons. About 70 000 visitors registered, with actual attendance higher. Opened June 15 with lifeguards on duty all summer under James Wrenshaw and beach matron Mrs Margaret Hilton. No drownings occurred at the beach.

Wilmette James Wrenshaw Margaret Hilton

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