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June 28, 1929 WILMETTE the "Weasel" have promised to come out to the July meeting, bringing with them the other members of the "band," now famous and ever popular over WGN. · Ot.h er numbers on the program were dances by. Ted Norris and Alice Bassett of the Orpheum circuit; songs b_Y Jack Goodwin from the Remick Mus1c company and Joe Hoffstadter's · piano playincr. In addition to Chiefs Freeman, Peterson and Brautigam above mentioned, others present were Chief of Po1ice Lester Tiffany of Lake Forest; Captain Charles Paasch of Evanston; Lieutenant Borre and Trustees Ernest C. Cazel and Hans von Reinsperg of Wilmette; Chief of Police W , C. M ulso and. Judge Theodore Moehling of Mt. Prospect, Chief of Police Charles Homes of Niles Center, and two aldermen from the Niles Center town council. LIFE 5 Police Officials Talk Bus. iness and Play at Meet Here Fifty chiefs of police, captains and sergeants, police magistrates and chairmen of Village council police commitw tees from north shore and near north shore cities and vittages held their second meeting in recent months. at Old Style Inn, 1401 Sheridan road, \Vilmette, Tuesday evenine. The sessions have heretofore been solely informal get-to-gether affairs for the purpose of talking over various matters of mutuaL interest to police and municipal workers, but now it is proposed to formulate a permanent organization. This. it is s'aid, will prohably be accomplished at the next meeting, scheduled for July 16, with the place of meeting to be selected later. Sam F. Lederer, of Chicago, formerly a resident of Winnetka, Chief of Police W. M. Peterson, of Winnetka and Chief of Police Henry Brautigam, of Wilmette, were hosts at Tuesday's gathering. A number of the men were accompanied by their wives. The short business session. and entertainment in which "Herr Louie" and the "Weasel" of the "Hungry Five" from WGN radio station were feature s, wa s preceded by a dinner. Chief U rgea Radio U ae Chief of Police Vv. 0. Freeman, of Evanston, with other members from his department were d.riven to the meeting in the Evanston squad car equipped with a radio receiving set. the praises of which Chief Freeman later extotled. He advised his fell ow chiefs to equip their cars with this means of speedy communication, ex.p laining that in two minute s after telephoning a catl to \VGN he can be in touch with · any of his squad cars, regardless of where they a:-e cruising. He said he expected to have every car in the Evanston de~ partment thus equipped. The rapid fire dialogue of Hank Miller, or "Herr Louie" and the snappy come-backs and inimitable chuckle of his "Hungry Five" partner, Hal Gillis, the "Weasel." were outstanding fea· tures of the program. "Herr Louie" and Three New Co91 Bring Force to Eighteen Men h tl ree new patro1men ave recen y been add.ed to Wilmette's police force. They are: Phil Schneider, William Salter, and William Schmidt. Joe May,: former patrolman ·. has been pro~mQted to motorcycle pohcema~. ~he fo~ce now numbers etghteen, mcludmg Chtef Henry Brautigam, Captain Albert Borre, three sergeants, three motor- I cycle policemen, and ten patrolmen. Th Lovel:Y Summer ! SHOEs· for Dress or Sport~ i 1 Mrs. R. W. Starrett, 333 Richmond road, Kenilworth enterlained her bridge club Wednesday, June 19, at the Knollwood Country club. -oHarvey A. Craig, 716 Lake avenue, with his two sons, James and Norman, spent last week-end on a fishing trip at Star Lake, \Vis. ---------------- MRS. MARY ENGEL DIES Mrs. Mary Engel, mother of R. P. Engel of 210 Dupee place, passed away June 10, after a long illness. She was buried at Waldheim cemetery on June Sherwood Music School Loeal Branch tli Lake An. Phone Wilmette 1148 State Accredited Affiliated T eachet ERNAU AKELY 14. ...11mllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllm 111111111111111 ~ Vol. I Publi1htd in tht intrrut of Wilmtttt ptoplt · and tht Ridgt Road vicinity biJ tht June 28, 1929 Lipstick and fly pap e r , they're much alike ; they catch the care less creatures that pa use to Investigate. l I I No. 23 RIDGE AVE. PHARMACY CARL C. RENNECKAR. Editor. Travel by airplane is becoming more general and safer. L 'a st month we mentioned the California service. Since then a new r egular passenger service has been instituted between New York and Washington. The young people of St. JosepH Church enjoyed their picnic in Columbian Gardens last Sunday afternoon. "What did you work at last summer?" Shop on the Ridge Have not said much ·about our circulation lately, but it is still just as big as that of Wilmette Life, so why should W ·~ worry'? Shop on the Ridge SCHREIBER'S SHOE SHOP Quality Footwear and High-Grade Shoe Rebuilding Shop on 14 The Ridge" and · Save the DiHetence. For the 4th of July Big Bang Cannons . .. .... $1.GO (The safe kind) Ranson Sparklers 2Zie Flags ...... lc to 12.00 Indoor balls .. . 2uc to $2.2a Indoor bats .21)c to 'Zoe Golf clubs .... 12 to Ia Golf balls .. one and 7i)e Fishing Tackle ~and Toys .. tOe to SOc Sail boats .. . . .... . 21)(.' Rubber balls . lOe tQ U Fish Aid Kits ..... 2iic to $3.;;0 Shop on the Ridge Next week comes the Fourth of July... Of course, we all celebrate, but with all our fun, don't let us forget what it is all about, because this da y is peculiarly American, and the biggest day in the year to a true one. ' RIDGE A VENUE 'PHARMACY Oppoaitt St. Jouph' · School 801 RIDGE ROAD Wilmette, Ill. 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