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March 29, 1929 SPECIAL ASSESS:IIENT NOTICE VILLAGE OF WILMETTE WILMETT~ LIFE 71 SpeeJal Assessment No. !ft NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested that the President and Board of Trustees of the VIllage of Wilmette, in the County of Cook and State of Illinois having ordered that Iroquois Road from Northeasterly line of Illinois Road to the West Line of 23rd Street ; Cherokee Road from the South line of Elmwood Avenue to the North edge of the .concrete pavement on Lake Avenue: Pawnee Road, South of Iroquoi s Road from Iroq uois Road to the North edge ·of the concrete pavement on Lake Avenue ; Pawnee Road from its junction with Miami Road to the South line of Elmwood A venue ; Miami Road from its junction with Pawnee Road to the South line of Elmwood Avenue ; the roadway between Lots 50 and 81 of Indian Hill E states Unit No. 2, and South of the junction of Mi a mi Road and Pawnee Road and North of Iroquois Road; Pontiac Road from the South line of Elmwood . Avenue to the North edge of the concrete pavement on Lake Avenue; lllinoi s Roa d, from the North line of Iroquoi s Roa d, ·w est of Illinois Road, to the North edge of the concre te pave ment in Lake A venue be improved by grading, adjus ting manholes and valve chambers, building catch basins , constructing concrete sidewalks, and paving all with reinforced concrete pave. ment, except that part of the above ~treets lying South of the North line of Lake Avenue, which part shall be paved with aspha lt macadam, and construc ting curb integra l with the concrete pa v ement. in the Village of Wilmette, Cook County, Illinois, the ordinance for the same being on file in the office of the Village Clerk a!ld said Village having applied to the County Court of Cook County for an assessment of the costs of s a id improvements, according to benefits, and a n assessment there for having been made and returned to said Court, Docket No. 249 the final hearing ther .... on will be had on the 8th day of April, A. D. 1929, at ten o'clock A. M. , or as soon thereafter as the business of the court will p ermit. All persons desiring may file objections in s aid court before said d a y and may appear on the hearing and make their d efense . Said ordinance provides for thl' payment of said assessment in ten (10) installments, with annual interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum. Dated, Wilmette, Illinois, this 22nd day of April, A. D. 1929. CHARLES N. EVANS P er s on appointed by the President of the Board of Local Improvement of the Village of WilmP.tte, Cook County, Illinoi s, to make said a ssessm ent. L26-2tc ~isabled Ve~s Dr. Grose Announces TAKE FES'JIVAL BOXES Visiting Professors Prominent Reaiclenta to Attead Annual North Shore Muaical Event for Summer Session Chicago Week of May 27 Visiting professors from various colleges and universities throughout the The large number of prominent country will be on the faculty ~or the north shore residents reserving boxes 1929 summer session at Northwestern university, Dr. Clyde L. Grose, direc- for the 1929 North Shore Music festival which will be held the week of May Zl tor, announced this week. Each department, however, will re- in Northwestern university gymna~ium, tain some of its instructors from the gives promise that this annual event winter term, because effort is made to will again this year be notable for its keep the standards of work as nearly social brilliance as well as its excellent the same in the summer as in the winter. · "Insofar as visiting faculty music. Although the festival is still two members are introduced for the summer," states Dr. Grose, "it is done after months away practically every box has careful selection, and no department is been taken and many orders for season wholly denuded of its regular staff. tickets already have been received by Continuity of departmental method and the association. ~uidance is thus assured, a thing parThe li st of this year's festival box ticularly necessary in the case of holders includes : ~raduate students." Robert W. Campbell, C. W. Spofford, Several educators prominent on the Henry A. Price, Dr. W. A. Alexander, Cornelia J. Lunt, Mrs. B. F . Adams, north shore will be on the faculty. Miss Mrs. C. C. Linthicum, Harold H. Swift, Edna Dean Baker, president of Na-' Mrs. Hubert Burnham, Mrs. James A. tional Kindergarten and Elementary Patten, Mrs. Edward Hines, Parke E. college, and James Roy Skiles, super- Simmons, E. M. Skinner, John C. Shaffer, Jenks, Arthur Anderson, Mrs . intendent of district 75, will offer Chancellor Hanison -B. Riley , Mrs. Amos Miller, Mrs. courses in the school of education, John H. S. Lee, Mrs. Rufus R. Dawes, Mrs. T. W. Robinson, Mrs. Edwin S. Mrs. William F. Schildgen, president and Frederick E. Clerk of New Trier Mills, W. B. Johnson, P. R. Shumway, High school will be on the staff of the of the North Shore Catholic Woman's Alfred H. Gross, Conrad H. Poppenhusen, Louis B. Kuppenheimer, George B. Ward, league, heads the committee planning division of religious education. Among the visiting professors for Mrs. R. C. Davis, F. J. Scheidenhelm, E. a party for the disabled veterans at the .J. Buffington, Scott Brown, Glen Buck, Great Lakes naval training station, to the session of 1929 will be John D. John E. Wilder, Elmer S. Bersbach, Frank Hicks, head of the department of hisJ . Eersbach, Elmer H. Wieboldt, Clayton be held Monday, April 1, at 2. Mrs. Peter Prato is co-chairman. Mrs. tory at the University of Nebraska; A. · Dunham, Peter Christian Lutkin, Harl'is Carmen Lutkin, Robert K. Clark, Schildgen has been nominated for the I olm Cunyus Hodges and John De Charles G. Dawes, Carl S. Williams, Wilpresidency of the Evanston Catholic Laney Ferguson, respectively profes- bur Helm, Roy Goddard, A. F. Banks, -;ors of English at the University of Mrs. Edith R. McCormick, Irwin Rew, Woman's ~lub . Tennessee and Ohio Wesleyan univer- Dr. Francis W. Boyden, Thomas I. Stacey, W. D. Allen, W. W. Buchanan, Wm. A. ity; Paul Haensel, professor of econo- Dyche, Edward K. Hardy, William M. Way Players Give Comedy mics at the University of Moscow; l\IcMillan, Dr. Dwight C. Orcutt, Walter Kathryn T. Abbey, professor of his- Dill Scott, George Olmstead, James F. Drama-'Broken Butterfty' tory at Florida State College for Oates, Lansing B. Warner, John H. Wigmore, Robert Macknamara, William S. Women ; Frederick Lyons Brown, asThe Karl Way Players presentation Mason, l\lrs. S. T. McCall, Mrs. Wallace at the New Evanston for this week is sociate profess.Qr of physics at the Reyh, Mrs. J. Lawrence Anderdork, and· Mabel S. Keightley's "Broken Butter- University of Virginia; Amos Taylor, Mrs. E. R. Cook. fly." The program describes it as a associate professor of economics at comedy drama, but the humor involved the University of Pennsylvania; Henry is more or less of an after thought and Donald Jordan, assistant professor of is not connected with the essential plot. history at Dartmouth college, and To say much of the plot would be to Paul T. Homan. assistant professor of detract from your enjoyment of the economics at Cornell university. All play as the events unfold themselves. these will give courses in the college The play itself is not a great departure of liberal arts and some also in the· from the ordinary run of stock plays, 'SChool of commerce. On the staff of SJ·ECIAL ASSESSMENT YOTICE but the lines are really good and you the latter school are also Prof. William 'r n,L ~\GE OF WILl'\IET'l'E Henry Bamberg of Ohio State uniwon't anticipate many of them. Prof. Fred V. Chew of Indiana versity, Special Assessment No. 247 Karl Hackett portraying Phillip Hale ~1\· on most of the praise on the opening llniversity, Prof. Warren \¥. Leigh of XOTI CE is hereby given to all p ersonR night but it would be very hard to the University of Akron and Prof. intere::.;ted that the President and Boa1·<l Robson Duncan Mclntyre of the Uni-: of Trust ee!> of the Village of Wilmette, place the rest of the cast in defin.ite \·cr sity of Kentucky. in the County of Cook and State of Illi- nlaces. Mack Allyn gave a very smThe school of education will retain nois , havin g on.l -: r ed that a Supple mental cere performance as George Ryland, Assess ment h e made to pay the d eficien cy father of the two girls involved. Vio- most of its regular staff memb ers and in Spec ial J\ ~~e:::s m e 11t No. 195 for the will offer courses in addition under con:::truc ti on of an electric s treet lighting let Whitv.-orth as Mrs. Ryland gave sys tem in a . p a rt of Lake Avenue and in more evidence of her ability and added the direction of John Barnes of Iowa other a \ ' (' 11 u c ~. r'n rHl s and lan es , in th e to her popularity gained in the last State College of Agriculture: V\'illiam Village M ·wilm r tte, Coo k County, Illi- t~1 ree plays. Charlotte Andrews con- 1\. Butcher of Senior High School, nois, whi ch improvement was provided. .for by an o rdinan ce passed there for on ' rihuted her bit toward making the play South Bend, Ind. ; Frederick E. Clerk. the 3nl da y of May, A. D. 1927, the a success and was very pleasing to the .;uperintetli,lent of New Trier Township ordinance for the sam e b eing on fil e in eye as well. To her and William Nolt- High school; Raymond Wilbur Fairthe oflice of th e Villag·<> Clerk of said ner as Jack Stull, her suitor, fall there- :hild of Elgin, Ill. ; Karl Wilson GehrVillae·<', ancl s nid Villag·e haYing n.pplied Owing to a very large deto the County Cn nrt of said Cook County . spon sibility of putting over the comedy kens of Oberlin college; Shirley A . Hamrin of Moorhead State Teachers' mand from investors we Illinois , fM :1 SnpJ1ll'mc ntal A.ss·e ssmf' nt mentioned. Karl V\' ay made a th vrto pa y tlw s:t il1 (]l' fki ene y in \Vilmette oughly villainou s villain o~tt of his part :ollege; L. Aldis Hutchens of Winhave large funds to loan at Special .A ~~<> s s m 0 nt No. 19;-i aforesaid. netka; Don C. Rogers of the Chicago a cconling to 1Jl'nc> f1t s, and an assessment as Claude Hale. Dorothy Holmes as . current rates on Real Estate therefor ha Ying- lH'<> n made :wd r eturn ed Kora Hale, although carrying the fdili- board of education. for Builders. We welcome to ~=;aid court (Docket No. 24 7), the final uine lead, was ·not up to her usual The division of religious education hearing thereon will be held on the 15th standard. We are inclined to lay the has upon its staff, in addition to its small Borrowers, too, and day of April, A. D . 1!J2!), nt t f' n o'clock blame ·on the part, however. All in all, regular members: J. M. Artman of A. 1\oL, or ns s oon th er eafter as the Lusigiye their applications equalthis play is worth your time , for it can the religious education association, ness of the court will permit. ly careful and courteous atAll per!'l on s d esit·ing· mn y file objections he classified as good due to the splen- Samuel P. Franklin of Baldwin Wallace in said court b e fore said day and may· did ability of the players. tention. college, P(lul H. Heisey of Wittenburg appear on the h earing and make their G. R. K. college and Paul A. Witty of the defense. QUICK INSPECTIONS University of Kansas. Said ordinnncc provides for the payment ~ell E?s(ate Loatts of said Suppl«"mental Ass r ssment in ten annual installmentfl , with annual interest thereon at th e rrtte of six }Jet· c entum per annun1 n s proYi<l e<l by ln. w. Dated \\Filmette, Illinois, :March 29th, A. D. 1929. CHARLES N. EVANS Person appointed by the President of the Board of Local Improvements ot: the Village of Wilmette, ook County, Illinois, to make :::aid assessment. L27-2tc PARTY FOR VISTA TROOP Troop 12 attended a movie at the Teatro del Lago Thursday evening. The party was given by Mr. Meyers of the theater. We were given a very in!-'.tructive talk by J. P. \N"ilkins on building model airplanes. The interest shown by the boys predicts thCJ.t a very enthused group of model plane builders will develop. Captain William Overbeck of St. Johns Military academy talked about activities at this famous school.-R. J. W. 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