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4 WILMETTE t.,IFE, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924 ROTARY CLUB FOR WINNETKA Frederick E. Clerk Ia Named · Preaident Winnetka Club of Rotary, a unit of ~otary International, was formally organized Monday evening of this week at a dinner in Commur;tity House, when representatives of the Distric.t Governor of the organization officially sanctioned the establishment of a club in that village. Frederick Edson Clerk, superintendent of New Trier Township High school, was ekcted president of the Winnetka club which starts with a charter membership of 19 business and professional ·men. Dr. James E. Fonda was elected vice-president; H. D. Hill, secretary and treasurer, and James A. Richards, -A. D. Herrmann, A. Lee Adams and Edward G. Brochu, directors. The charter · membership l-ist comprises: Frederick Edson Clerk, Dr. James E. Fonda, Frederick J. Eckart, Raymond N. Kloepfer, George W. Slocum, William T. Wersted, M. L. Adams, Earl L, Weinstock, E. C. WeissenberB', Victor J. Killian, R. H. Schell, Elmer E. Adams, James A. Richards, William L. Wente, Harold D. Hill, Edward G. Brochu, Alva Lee Adams, A. D. Herrmann and B. W. Blow. Monday's organization meeting was directed by F. L. Bateman, representing the District Governor, who is a resi· dent of Wilmette and a member of the Chicago Rotary club. The pt"incipal speaker of the evening was Chesley R Perry, general secretary of Rotaty International wh~e home is in Glencoe. The club selected Friday noon as its regular meeting time. Charter Night will be held in the near future, it is announced. Winnetka Club of Rotary was made possible through the sanction of Wilmette Rotary and other Rotary clubs in the Chicago area. Praiaes Firemen'· Work on C. L. Major Residence The cc i\·ed mcnt . ment s 1- Brother of J. B. Greiner Dies at Home in Chicago Sheldon Greiner, formerly of Wilmette and a brother of ). B. Greiner, 631 Lake avenue, died of apolexy at his apartment in Chicago, Thursday morning, April 24. The remains were taken to Terre Haute, Ind., where funeral services held from the home of his mother Saturday of last week. Mr. Grciner, had married Miss Mar~ Raymond Monday of the week in which he was stricken. Besides his widow. he is survived by his mother, Mrs. David C. Greiner; his brothers, Lee and J, B. Greiner, of New York and Wilmette respectively: and _ a sister, Mrs. Harry Dicky, of Terre Haute, Ind. following letter has been rc. . C , m ; 1 1· House, has accept by the Wilmette Fire depar~ nd Central Schools mg 111 ·Jt,1 111 - · · f y and is typical of the compliThe Logan a . the posi tiuu ., 1 dtrector. o ou.ng which the fire fighting organ- Parent-Teacher associatiou. in con)Un~- People's \\'ork 111 the Wtlmette Pansh i z:~ti on is receiving in consequence of tion with the Board of Education! wtll Methodist church . Miss Pea,c· wa' a . graduate of Nor~hgive a reception and dance ~~ an mforeffici l'll t service . · Apr il 25, 1924. mal cpening of the new Rtdge Tschhool, western univ,r,i ty m the class. of ,23 \\' il mette Fire D epartment. 17th street and Spencer avenue, urs- and comes 1,, the Wilmette partsh wtth \V il mctte, Ill. day evening, May 8. f the Na- highest recommendations from Dean Gentl emen:J. 0. Engleman, se~retary _ o h Norman R ichardson of the Department Mr. John R. Cochran of 809 Linden 1 wish to express m y very great tiona! Education society, wli~ be ~ . e of Religiow. Education in that school, avenue is coming home Saturday from 1 d D J · \ ·. F . Davies, director ot a short trip to New York. apprec iation of the very prompt principal speaker of the C\'emng, w e and d licient service r endered at my music will be furnished hy local talent. 'winnetka ·Community House. homt·, 215 Ninth St., Wednesday The buildin!f will . be thrown open _ to the Dean Rt'ch"rtl,on says of her: "I have ·ood Toblwith and Trlc Trac Wafers co very u lee cream. Try them at 1 me tt e seldom met ;t young woman of greater Wilmette Grocery and Market. evening, at our recent fi re. If your . public for msp~ctwn,, a1.1d a II WI department had not ans~ered people are C?rdJally mvrted t~ be pres- promise than ~! iss Ruth C. Pease. She -Adv. L30-3tc promptly and worked so effictently ent and restdents of the v1llage are i~~~~~~~~~~!;!!;!!;!!;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;!!!j after reaching the scene, the house urged to avail themselves o f t_ his opporand furni s hings would have been a tunity to look over the beautrful structotal los >. I cannot express ho~ ture. . A. C. WOLFF, E. E. GRIFFIS, greatly I appreciate your efforts m The new building will not be occuptcd V .-Pres. A Treaa. my behalf and I wish you would this school term, except hy one ove~ P re·ident l"xtend to your men my cordial flow class, and will not be used unttl thanks . next September. At present the grounds Yours very truly, are being graded, and the walks, necesCHARLES L. MAJOR. sarily delayed during the cold weather, The fire at · the Major home last are being )aid. The building is an examTilE NEW week was caused by a defective pie ot the finest type of school archichimney, it was explained. A defective chimney last Friday tecture. caused a fire at the Sister's Home of the St . Francis Xavier school, while Junior Hiking Club to a short circuit in the wiring at 602 · Go Into Country May 10 1185-87 Wilmette AYenue Lake avenue also caused a blaze. A Junior Hiking club ha,s been formed Botn fires were quickly put out by OPPOSITE VILLAGE HALL the firemen and little damage re- at Kenilworth, composed of boys under the Scout age of twelve years. Their sulted. House Fumiahinga Tin Shop first hike will be taken Saturday, May Painta Stove· and Furnaces 10, and will be to a point within two Former Wilmette Boy Diea and a half miles of Glencoe. The boys Sporting Repairing who take this first hike will become the at Puadena, California charter members, and the following exBuilder'a Hardwar. e Tile and Slate Roofin1 Word has been received in Wil- pect to be among the number : mette of the death on Thursday, April Junior Dickinson, Jack Hicks, Jack Quality Phone Service 3, of Dudley Joseph Field, son of Mrs. Howe, Jenks Oakley, Tillroe Nelson, Eli7.abeth Field, formerly of 913 CenHarry Richards, Tom Saxton, Timmy tral avenue, at his home in Pasadena, White, C. Hamilton, Dickie Joslin, BobCal Mr. Field was a son of the 1ate by Burns, Harry Wiese and Toto GilHoward Field, first reader of the lette. The boys are all eager for the hike Christian Science church. He was an assistant Scout leader, a graduate of and can hardly wait until the day arPasadena High school of the cla~s rives. They will take food for their of '21 and a member of the Radto noonday meal and will prepare it in the <;1 11 b, ~nd at the time of his de~th was woods. connected with the bookkeeptng deMr. W. C. Shurtleff and his daughpartment of the Secu_rity Trust ~ Sa~ ings Bank of that ctty. Mr. ~aeld ts ter, Miss Hefen, are again at their home, 815 Lake avenue, after a winter survived by his mother, ~rs. El~zabeth Field. and a sister, Mtss Eltzabeth spent in St. Petersburg, Florid a. M. Field. hoth of Pasadena, and a brother, Howard Field, Jr., of Oakland, Cal. OPEN NEW RIDGE SCHOOL Miss Rut h P<·a~e. 605 ~inco~ aven~e, WITH RECEPTION MAY 8 Winnetka, "11 .. has had mtenstve tratedn- Takes Important Poat in Young People'· Work has strength of character, attractive personality, unusua~ power. o.f ~eadership and a very fine mtereat m fhe tdeal and work for which the Church stands. I would rate her very high, indeed, among th~ first t~n of al.l the g!rls who have been assoCiated wtth us tn Northwestern." Miss Pease will assume supervision of. work in the Church school, the Girl Scouts the Intermediate · league and young' people's work in general. Prese 1 WOLFF- GRIFFIS, Inc. The ") g iv en on in the B class BA _ , chools. Elabor; made to eighth gr class is j -tage · set will add , tainrrlmt, "Merchar literature as ::~ play rectia g t! is as toll Act 1 Seen Seen Po Scene Str Act 2. Scene Scene Scene Act 3. Scene Scene Ho Act 4. Scene Act 5. Scene Portia ... Nerissa . Jes:;ica .. Shylock . Antonio . Bassanio . Lorenzo . Gratiano . Duke of Launcelot Old Gobb 'J', 1 h~ 1 HARDWARE Gooda 158 ... Salarino . Salllnio . Balthasar St~phano ------- Optimists Vote to Back Legion Community Eventa The Wilmette Optimist club at its regular lun~heon, Tuesday of this week, at the Lake Shore Terrace, voted cooperation with Wilmette Post of the American Legion and other local civic groups in arranging the program for the annual community Memorial Day celebration. The club also went on record officially as prepared to coopera~e with the Legionnaires in the promotion of every community event planned by the exservice men. 2Q Salerio .. Leonardo Clerk .... Pages LAWN. MOWEaS Cut F lowers for all occasions Phone EVANSTON 632 1712 She~n Judges Sharpened by Machiae-Repairiq METAL WORK, GUTfERS, DOWNSPOUTS Tde and SJate Roofiac Avenue Yes, we carry Seeda for the C.rden a nd Lawn. Lawnmowera to cut the grass. 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Fancy Young Pork Loina Half or whole, lb. 2lc Armour'· Clo·er Bloom Butter, lb. 42c Pork Shoulder Rout, per lb. -. '·. 29c Lea of Veal Rout, lb. . ._ c.IIfomia llama. per lb. 14c . 1. rNo. 1 B-'fut ~ .. Half or whoa. aide, lb. Q~inlan EVA,NSTON Foun~in Square Pbofte 2600 & Tyson, Inc. WINNETKA Prouty Buildillc· Phone 2199 14c I 27c - 2&c· ·· FOUR DAILY DELIVERIES-I A.M. -11 A. M.-Z P.M. -t P. M. WILMETTE, KENILWORTH, GLENCOE, WINNETKA · .