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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
2
Mrs J W Roddick of 722 Roger Avenue Kenilworth and her two children have spent ten days with Mrs Roddick's mother in Dallas Texas.
Village board hears residents urge vacation of the alley between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets from Isabella to the alley south of Wilmette Avenue. Spokesman James S. Barcus says most residents signed, but several non residents have not. Board requires all affected owners signatures to avoid damages risk. Petitioners will press for more signatures.
Mr and Mrs Stephen K Johnston and Mr and Mrs Homer Howard of Columbus Ohio and Mrs Elliot Stevens of Port Washington Long Island were recent guests of the Frank Cherros of 704 Roger Avenue.
The piece outlines non material needs for recovery including patience sympathy courage honesty and a Christianized industrial democracy. It promotes a New Deal Christian loyalty extended to labor hours wages and leisure and calls for a code for churches to reduce sectarianism.
A Wilmette list of concerns backing President Roosevelt’s blanket NRA code grew last week with new signees including Joe's Ice Cream Store The Dutch Oven Henry P Specht Frank R Eager Ridge Drs Goods and Shoe Store Joe Lyman Service Station King's Service Station Sheridan Restaurant Paul Borchikas Lunch Room Max Schichl A Abramson and National Biscuit Company joining the campaign.
The Village board was informed at Tuesday night’s meeting that the Illinois Municipal League will hold a September 22 Springfield gathering to discuss home rule liquor regulations. The item was referred to Chairman Kinne for action.
Mrs. E. E. McDow of Alton NL departed Monday following a two months visit with her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. E Earl McDow at 1615 Highland Avenue.
A judiciary committee report states that Wilmette is not a member of the Illinois Municipal League. The finding clarifies municipal association status for policy consideration and potential impacts on city representation.
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