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ra ----. hie 3 om April 3, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 0 Board Ponders Wilson Street | | enthusiasts is that made by Mrs. James | Houghteling of Prospect avenue, chair- | Coolidge Autographs Golf Clubs for Show An announcement of interest to golf W idening Plan 1 man of one of the women's committees Many residents of the Indian Hill section attended a meeting held by the Board of Tuesday evening to consider the ques- Local Improvements last tion of widening Wilson street and Winnetka avenue in the vicinity of the Indian Hill station and the business block. No action was taken at the meeting, the matter being held over un- til the next meeting of the village coun- cil, April 20. Special assessment pro- ceedings for this project have been in- stituted, following a request for the street widening by the Indian Hill Im- provement association. It was the con- tention of this body that the narrow pavement at the intersection of Wilson street and Winnetka avenue created a dangerous condition. Various opin- ions as to the wisdom of widening the streets were voiced at the meeting. It was suggested that property owners of the vicinity attempt to work out a suit- able plan. HOSTS AT DANCE James Hartmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hartmann of 755 Lincoln avenue, and Graham Marks, son of Dr. and Mrs. David G. Marks of Wil- mette, were hosts to 125 of their friends at a dance at the North Shore hotel Friday evening. Both of the young men are at home from the Uni- versity of Illinois for their spring va- cation. RETURNS FROM FLORIDA Dr. J. Everett Fonda, who has been away a month on a vacation in Florida, will return to his offices at 799 Elm street, Tuesday, April 6. Remodel the Bathroom--First With the spring folks begin to think of repairs and remodeling for the home. Start with the bath room. Many an otherwise beautiful home is marred by the fact that the bathroom doesn't just meas- ure up to the other rooms. Telephone us and we'll be glad to send someone to make recom- mendations. VIC J. KILLIAN, Inc. PLUMBING CONTRACTORS 874 Center St. Winnetka, 1260 | for the National Golf show to be held from April 6 to 10, that recent word Coolidge and Vice President Dawes have autographed a number of golf sticks and that the clubs are now on their way to Chicago. They auctioned off during the show. ROTARY PRESENTS PAINTING A beautiful picture, by Hugo Von Hofsten, Winnetka artist, depicting Crow Island in the Skokie, presented by the Winnetka Rotary club to the Village board, together with a compan- ion picture presented by the Boy Scouts the new Village hall. from Washington states that President | will be | and Camp Fire Girls, are now hung in | EXCEPTIONAL OFFER 1 YEARS' SUPPLY (50--10c packages) AMERICAN FAMILY FLAKES FREE With Any Washer. We also have Ironing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners North Shore Electric Shop If Electrical and Good, We Have It 554 Center St. Winnetka Phone 44 "WF fome Dank [or Wirnelka eople" Qficers and Directors i HENRY R. HALE Fresident L.B. KUPPENHEIMER Vice-/resiaend SANBORN FALE Costier ' CELORGE W. MEKINNEY Asst Coster VICTOR £LTING AT NOBLE HALE SAFETY. If You Can Save Only a Little it is all the more important that you should choose a SAFE bank in which to put your money. The WINNETKA STATE BANK is under the rigid Super- vision of the State Government and the Chicago Clearing | House association. tive to be loyal to its depositors. That is why your Savings Account will mean real peace of mind when it is carried here. and 3% interest is compounded twice a year. It believes that a bank must be conserva- First and last it believes in One Dollar opens an account, WINNETKA STATE BANK LLM ST LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. EE 5. ct BANKING HOURS BAM. Zo 5 pm. ---- 7s BAM.Lo 1230rM. ord 7 lo Br.