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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1935

Page

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Wilmette Civic League Opens 1935 36 Season Meeting

The Wilmette Civic League announces the opening meeting of its 1935 36 season at Marshall Field main store Chicago at 12 15 pm Friday September 27. Reservations contact Elmer D Becker or Paul C Lang. Senator Frank E Foster will speak on the old age pension bill and state affairs.

Wilmette Civic League Marshall Field and Company Chicago Elmer D. Becker Wilmette Paul C. Lang Frank E. Foster Illinois General Assembly Bernice T. VanderVries Winnetka Frank G. Ring Harvey Foster 59Th Assembly Old Ave Becker

Warn Motorists About Dangers of Skidding

Warnings are sounded to motorists to beware of danger while driving on streets blanketed with fallen leaves. The chance of skidding on dead leaves equals that on wet pavements, and extreme care should be exercised to avoid accidents.

Speed in Alleys Prompts Traffic Enforcement by Board

A village board session adjourned from September 16 met Tuesday night to discuss traffic control in alleys. Trustee Iliff urged strict enforcement of new regulations, especially reckless driving, noting alley conditions and visibility affect safe speeds. The board will notify delivery truck owners and addressed a zoning board resignation while sending sympathies to a hospitalized health department official.

George F. Iliff Police Department Kinne

Woman Peddler Uses Baby to Lure Customers

Police report a Chicago brought peddler with a baby buggy using a baby and a 4 year old to gain sympathy while selling aprons in the village. She and her husband arranged the trip. she was fined for peddling without a license with the penalty suspended and a warning not to repeat the offense.

Chicago

Wilmette Welfare Board seeks neighbors for odd jobs

Wilmette Welfare Board urges residents to call Wilmette 2550 for help with odd jobs. Aimed at unemployed men and women seeking independence, the notice invites requests for indoor or outdoor tasks to avoid relief.

Wilmette Wilmette Welfare Board

Clocks to Revert to Central Standard Time Sunday

Central Standard Time will be observed again in the Chicago area Sunday morning September 29. Turn clocks back one hour before bed Saturday night to align church services and railroad schedules with the new time.

Central Chicago Area

Herman T. Reiling Leaves Wilmette for Washington

Herman T. Reiling long active in Wilmette civic life leaves with Mrs. Reiling for Washington D C to take a post in the office of the general counsel of the United States Treasury department. He will draft income and other tax laws and has leased their home at 1521 Greenwood. He has worked on tax legislation for fifteen years and is affiliated with the law firm of Kix Miller Baar and Morris at 125 W Madison Street Chicago. He formerly taught tax law at DePaul and Loyola universities.

Herman T. Reiling Wilmette Wilmette Civic League Reiling Washington, D. C Genera Counsel United States Treasury Department Greenwood Kix Miller, Baar and Morris Madison Street Chicago DePaul Loyola Universities

Triple Collision In Wilmette Traffic Injures No One

Mrs. Mary Haggard of 2439 Birchwood lane drove east on Wilmette avenue near Main street and was struck by a cam driven by J. B. Denman of 1352 Elmwood avenue. The crash pushed her into oncoming traffic hitting a taxi operated by Wil lam Boldt of 2250 Winnemac avenue Chicago for New Taxi Evanston. Damages were minor and no injuries reported.

Mary Haggard Birchwood Lane Wilmette Avenue Main Street J. B. Denman Elmwood Avenue Willam Boldt Winnemac Avenue Chicago Evanston

Hale's Appeal to Taxpayers Urges Prompt Payment of 1934 Bills

The 1934 personal property tax bills for New Trier township have been mailed and real estate bills follow. Tax collector Sanborn Hale will keep books for about fifteen days and will open evenings 7 to 8 30 until further notice to help taxpayers pay locally. Credit refunds for 1931 taxes require the 1931 receipt. Prompt payment ensures quicker distribution to local taxing bodies.

New Trier Sanborn Hale Hale

Davis to Attend National Recreation Convention in Chicago

Daniel M. Davis Wilmette recreation director plans to attend sessions of the National Recreation Association annual convention at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago next week. The meeting runs Monday through Friday and marks the first time the event is held in Chicago, typically held in the east.

Daniel M. Davis Wilmette National Recreation Association Hotel Sherman Chicago Davis East

Child Benefit League Tag Day Set for October 7

The 27th annual tag day for the Chicago Child Benefit league will be held Monday October 7 on the north shore and throughout the Chicago area. The league supports fifty child charities in nurseries and hospitals with endorsement from the Chicago association of Commerce. North shore leaders include Mrs. I K Stover and Mrs. Robert S Swain of Wilmette.

Child Benefit League Chicago Child Benefit League North Shore Chicago League Chicago Association of Commerce I. K. Stover Robert S. Swain Wilmette

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Civic League Zoning Board of Appeals Nicholas P. Miller Ida M. Moore Health Department Catherine Gary Indiana Washington H. T. Reiling Boy Scouts N. S
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