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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1924
Page
24
Fragmented OCR text describes a meeting about Christian schools in China and Tiananmen area mentioning September dates. It references a church group, education, and a Monday afternoon session amid unsettled conditions.
A three act Lewis Beach play The Goose Hangs High offers a familiar family dynamic amid a satire on city government urging citizens to vote. Beggar on Horseback surveys dreamlike scenes and a sharp critique of nouveau riche society with Kaufman and Cadwallonish humor.
The National Electric Light association reports an expenditure of over 450 dollars per five person family with electric service in the United States. In 1923 the industry served 59,417,350 people and represented a 5.8 billion dollar investment, largely funded by electricity users who are both owners and customers.
Notre Dame music professor Dr J Lewis Brown will play an organ recital at St Francis Mavier s church Wilmette on Sunday evening Sara McCabe will sing a vocal solo with the church choir Bishop elect Kelly will deliver an address This program marks one of his final speeches before his October 2 consecration by Cardinal Mundelein and pontifical high mass at St Francis Xavier s church for the occasion.
A church concert recital is led by Frederick Budinger with a trip planned to Oklahoma City on October 14 to begin his future work. The event occurs after a noted October 5 gathering or announcement.
The Parliamentary and Law class announces a new season starting October 10 with meetings on the second Friday of each month. Most sessions will be at members homes or the Hamilton club when possible, and a special pre opening gathering at Evanston Library September 26 will cover the annual Indian Welfare meeting and rights discussions.
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