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16 WINNETKA TALK May 21, 1927 | | WINNETKA HEAR REGIONAL PLANNER Robert Kingery, secretary of the addressed the members of the North Shore Real Estate board at the May Chicago Regional Planning association, | Beautiful secluded acre homesites in the new "DAUGHADAY ACRES" Private Entrance Roads--Winnetka Ask Your Broker or Telephone Owner, State 5192 the Monday subject was, | in diameter, Twenty-two miles of main 48 inches the longest gas main of its { | diameter in the world, is installed in ----1( Chicago. North 8 rooms, 8 rooms, 2 baths, extensive view over Skokie. Skokie Heights. June 1st on Skokie Club. 8 rooms, 3 baths, French Chateau. 8 rooms, 3 baths, new brick home ready $48,000. 8 rooms, 3 baths. landscaped. $57,500. FOR SALE GLENCOE HOMES 2 baths, especially desirable for children, $22,500. $28,000. $42,500. Bluff street, with frontage on Golf club, beautifully Lot on South Ave., facing club, $135.00 a foot. Shall be glad to show these homes and give particulars ERNEST M. KIMBALL 770 Bluff Streer Glencoe 170 140 South Dearborn Randolph 0880 | Wilmette Girl Captures Title in Roller Skating Kathlyn Welter, representing the Wilmette Playground and Recreation meeting of that organization held at| board in the Chicago Daily News Rol- Lake Shore Terrace in Wilmette evening of this week. His "Regional Planning as Af- fecting the Realtor of the Shore." ler Skating meet held in Chicago last Saturday had things pretty much her own way in the backward race, win- ning first place in a large field of the best skaters in Chicago and vicinity. Not content with this, Kathlyn went | back and won a third place in the 220- yard straight away race. Kathlyn is a 12 year old girl attend- ing the Howard school. She lives at 115 Fifteenth street. | Pupils Present Health || Play to Benefit Clinic "Seven Keys," a health play written [|] land staged by Miss Frances Cook of {| | the Chicago Tuberculosis institute, will be given in the Howard school audi- | torium, Wilmette, on Friday, May 20, at 2:30 and 8 p. m,, by the pupils of the Howard school. The proceeds will be used to establish a dental clinic at the Gross Point Health Center on Ridge avenue. HOSTESSES The International club of the Nation- al Kindergarten and Elementary col- lege will have charge of the assembly | period next Tuesday afternoon, May 24. | Miss Penka Kassabova of Bulgaria, ! president of the association, is in | charge of arrangements, and the pro- gram promises to be a very interesting | one. "ROYAL TAIIORED CIOTHES ARE Guaranteen Invest $30, with Royal for your new Spring Suit or Topcoat and save at least $20. 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