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WILMETTE LIFE November 23. 1928 I Soccer Schedule Schedules of Wilmette Grammar school soccer games sponsored by the Wilmette Playground and Recreation board have been announced as follows: Senaiii·Eirbtll Gra4ee All games are called ·t 8 :30 o'clock. The ftrst two teams ready to play will play ftrst. Friday, November 2s-8t. Francis 8 vs. Stolp 88, Washington Park ; St. Francis 7 vs. Stolp 7B, Washington Park: St. .Joseph 7 va. Howard 78, VIllage Green ; Howard 'lA va. Stolp 'lA, Vlllace Green. Monday, November 26-St. Joseph 8 vs. Stolp SC, Washington Park ; St. Francis 7 vs. Stolp 7D, Washington P~Lrk; St. Francis 8 vs. Howard 8B, Vlllage Green ; St. Joseph 7, vs. Howard 7A, .Vlllage Green. . Wednesday, November 28-St. Joseph 8 vs. Stolp SA, :Washington Park ; Stolp 7C vs. Stolp 7D, Washington Park; Howard SB vs. Stolp '8C, VUlage Green; St. Francis 7 vs. Howard 7B, Village Green. Monday, December 3-Stolp 8C vs. Stolp SB, Washington Park; Stolp 7A vs. Stolp 7D, Washington Park; St. Joseph 8 vs. Howard 8A, Vlllage Green ; Howard 7B vs. Stolp 7C, Vlllage Green. Wednesclay, December 5-Stolp SA vs. Stolp 8B, Washington Park ; Stolp 7B vs. Stolp 7C, Washington Park; St. Joseph 7 ANNOUNCING The Most Mod811D, Most V811satlle llasleallasta-ameat Bv.. Oll. .ed! vs. st. Francis 7, Vlllage Green; Howard 7A vs. Stol» 7D., VIllage Green. Friday, December 7-Btolp 7A vs. Stolp 78 · Grades , All games are called at 3 :30 ° clock. Philip A. Born, 46, of 810 Forest ave The ftrst two teams ready to play will P1Vue~~:;, November 2(}-St. Joseph 6 vs. nue, Wilmette, shot himself with a Central 6A; Washington Park ; Centra~ pt'·s tol Monday in the bathroom of his 5A vs. St. Francis, Washington Park. Howard 6A vs. Central 6B, Village home. His wife, Marian, and a maid Green ; Howard 5 vs. Central sc, ·VIllage heard the shot and found him dead Green. Thursday November 22-Central 6A vs. with the gun in his right hand and a Howard 6A Washington Park ; Central 5B vs. ce~tral 5C, Washington Park: wound in his temple. St. .Joseph 5 vs. Lo,an 5, Village Green · Mr. Born was founder and president St. J oseplt 6 vs. St. Francis, VIllage Green. of a wholesale drug c.ompany at .152 Tuesday, November 27- Logan 5 vs. West Kinzie street, Chtcago. Offictals Central 5B Washington Park; St. Joseph of ht's comnany stated that he had been 5 vs. St. ' Francis, Washington Park! ~: b kd Howard 5 vs. Central 5A, Village Green, suffering from a nervous rea own st. Joseph 6 vs. Howard GA, Village for the last few months. Membe~s. of Green. his family found no notes explammg Tuesday December 4-Central GA vs. ur. Born's act. His financiC\1 affairs Central EiB Washington Park ; St, 1\'.L Francis s · vs. Central 5B, Washington. were said to be in good order. Park ; St. Joseph 5 vs. Central 5C, VilA widow and four children survive lage Green ; Howard 6B vs. St. Francis, h 'ld Village Green. . Mr. Born. The two younger c 1 re!l ~ Thursday, December 6-St. Francis 5 Helen and Richard, attend school m vs. Logan 5, Washington Park; Central Wilmette. PhilipJ Jr., is a student at 5A vs. Central 5C, Washington Park; New Trt'er High school -and Marian St. Joseph 5 vs. Howard 5, Village Green; Howard 6B vs. Central 6A, Vil- attends Northwestern university. lage Green.December 10-St. Francis 6 vs. · Monday, Funeral servtces wer e h e ld a t th e Central 6B Washington Park ; Central family residence Wednesday afternoon 6B vs. Ce~tral 5A, Washington Park; at 2:30 o'clock. Burial was at MemCentral 5C vs. Logan !l, Village Green; ort'al· Park. Howa rd 6A vs. Howa r:_:d:_.:,:6B::·:_..-.._ _:_.::.__:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ washln::~~.:.~~:· Sert·ices wednesday . for p h'·[· ·P A · Born From Residence Here ... 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