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Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, p. 16     Source: Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette, Illinois (4 volumes), at the Wilmette Historical Society.

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, p. 17     Sources: Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette, Illinois (4 volumes), at the Wilmette Historical Society Memorial plaque, Trinity United Methodist Church, Wilmette

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, p. 4     Sources:Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette Illinois (4 volumes), at the Wilmette Historical Society. Church records, First Congregational Church of Wilmette

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, 5, 6, , 6A     photograph; Sources:Honor Roll In World War, Wilmette, Illinois, (4 volumes), at the Wilmette Historical Society Kenilworth Historical Society, New Trier High School archives, and Northwestern Univer

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, 9, 9A     Sources:Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette, Illinois (4 volumes), at the Wilmette Historical Society.

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, 10, 10A     photograph; Sources: Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette, Illinois, at the Wilmette Historical Society Church records, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church of Wilmette

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, 11, 11A     Sources: Department of Veterans Affairs (Graves Registration), Springfield

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, 12, 12A     photograph; Sources: Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette, Illinois (4 volumes), at the Wilmette Historical Society Church records, First Congregational Church of Wilmette

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, 13, 13A     photograph; Sources: Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette, Illinois, Historical Society; Church records, St. Augustine's Episcopal Church of Wilmette, where he was confirmed in May 1912; Dept. of Vetera

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, 14, 14A     photograph; Sources: Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette, Illinois (4 volumes), at the Wilmette Historical Society; Department of Veterans' Affairs (Graves registration), Springfield

Wilmette Memorial Volume 2 (1995), 29 May 1995, 15, 15A     photograph; Sources: Honor Roll in World War, Wilmette, Illinois (4 volumes), at the Wilmette Historical Society; Department of Veterans' Affairs (Graves Registration), Springfield

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 8 Nov 1917, p. 1     Capt. G. R. Harbaugh, commander of Company K, wishes to announce that the sweaters and scarfs issued to the members of Company K of the 11th Illinois Infantry were not, knowingly, given by any person

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 8 Nov 1917, p. 1     Six Highland Park women registering for war work volunteered to turn over their homes for convalescent soldiers.

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 8 Nov 1917, 4-5     ...

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 3 Jan 1918, p. 4     Reicpes for corn, barley and oatmeal muffins, corn pones, corn cakes and pie crusts.

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 3 Jan 1918, p. 4     There has been a decrease in demand for grapefruit since sugar for sweetening is often unobtainable.

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 10 Jan 1918, p. 1     Five hundred knitted helmets, six hundred pairs of gloves and one hundred sweaters are needed by the One Hundred and Forty-ninth Field Artillery in France. The regiment is this district's First Illin

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 10 Jan 1918, p. 1     "Great Lakes Recruit," the official pictorial naval magazine of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, had an article on the activities of the Wilmette Red Cross workers who are making wearing appar

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 10 Jan 1918, p. 1     Wilmette committee in charge of recent Red Cross drive reports record in membership campaign. John A. Jameson of Hubbard Woods is in charge of the drive for New Trier.

Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 10 Jan 1918, p. 2     "Tag Your Shovel Day" is intended to encourage the public to exercise economy in the use of coal.