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 Ken Goze, Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Mar 2008, p. 106     Interview with Wilmette resident, Harry Drucker, real estate investor and environmentalist. He works with the Nature conservancy and the Environmental Law & Police Center, and was appointed to the Illinois Nature Preserve Commission Photograph Harry Drucker...

 J. T. Morand, Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Dec 2007, A1, A12     Robin Lieberman opened Tales & Toys on Central Avenue in Highland Park in 1992. She comments on the Barney dinosaur dolls phenomenon. COmments of Margaret Hanly, director of education at Kohl Children's Museum in Glenview. Todd Price of Wagner Farms in Glenview is pictured playing Jumpy Tinker, a farm game. ...

 J. T. Morand, Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Dec 2007, A2     Evanstonian Charles H. Pajeau created Tinker Toys in 1914 ...

 J T. Morand, Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Dec 2007, A2     An Evanston company invented a toy called Jumpy Tinker which Wagner Farms in Glenview keeps as a link to North suburbs' past. Photograph box of Jumpy Tinkers...

 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Mar 2008, A3, A12     Interview with Jennifer MacRitchie of Winnetka about her remodeled kitchen. ...

 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Mar 2008, B2     Winnetka's Lynn Saunders, president of Park Avenue Productions, is the lyricist for a new musical about Amelia Earhart titled "Amelia." It is the culmination of three y ears work by Saunders and her collaborators, composer Dave Filippo, who teaches at Swain Studios in Winnetka, and book writer, Chloe Bolan.

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 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Mar 2008, D1, D8     The annual benefit show for the Woman's Club of Evanston will be held March 7 and 8. The show was written, directed, choreographed and produced by club members from the North Shore Communities. This year the beneficiary of the show will be The Ted Fund, an Evanston-based not-for-profit organization that ...

 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Mar 2008, D4, D5     Over 80 guests attended a kick-off event at Graff on Oak Street on Feb. 12 to help celebrate the 39th annual Winnetka Antiques Show which begins on Thursday Photographs of Paula Danoff, Diana Hall, Carla Vorhees and Beth Ann Papoutsis, all of Winnetka; Dee Dee and Rick Chesley of Winnetka; ...

 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Mar 2008, D6     The Family Room is a non-profit, Evanston, organization providing support and educational programs for families with children under the age of four. Their benefit will be held Saturday March 15. Photograph Janet Winslow of Evanston, Paula Biliter of Evanston and Sue Sklansky of Wilmette...

 Ruth Solomon, Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 6 Mar 2008, 119, 120     A trend toward hospital consolidation nationwide is also affecting hospitals in the northern suburbs. Decreased competition could lead to higher healthcare costs. In recent years, the Federal Trade Commission has looked into the anti-competitive effects of many hospital mergers across the nation, including the 2000 merger between Evanston Northwestern Healthcare ...

 Esther A. Dunshee, Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 1 Jun 1931, 15, 16     ...

 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 1 Sep 1933, p. 27     Mrs. Lillian Drury Northam died on July 11, 1933. ...

 Ada Watkins Joy, Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 1 Jun 1928, p. 37     Mrs. Fannie Wheelock born 1853, died 11 May 1928. ...

 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, 16, 17     The Woman's Club of Wilmette began in 1891 at the home of the Misses Anna and Ida Law. Miss Ida Law died in May 1923....

 Lillian D. [Drury] Northam, Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, 7, 9     ...

 Smith, Horace G., Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 1 Jun 1929, 4, 6     Mrs. S.M. Dingee died 23 May 1929. ...

 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, 31, 33     Mrs. Ida Bartholomew Gillson died 15 June 1929. ...

 appeared in Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, p. 35     Mrs. James Watson who recently passed away, was a highly valued member of the Wilmette Woman's Club for twenty-seven years. Ill health for a number of years prevented her active participation in church and club work, but her interest in them never lagged. She was a kindly neighbor and a ...

 appeared in Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 1 Jun 1928, p. 37. Date of Event: 11 May 1928     Mrs. Fannie R. Wheelock, one of the few surviving charter members of the Wilmette Woman's Club, passed asay May the eleventh. This is indeed a grief to her family and many friends. Mrs. Wheelock was born in Massachusetts in 1853 of an old New England family. In 1883--a few years ...

 Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, 33, 35     Mrs. John E. Davis, who was our club president in 1901, passed away last May at her home in Minneapolis. It must be twenty-five years since Mrs. Davis moved away from Wilmette and I have not kept in touch with her since, but I still have a pleasant memory of ...