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  • Photos at 24th annual meeting and dinner of Old Town Folks of Wilmette
    Photos at 24th annual meeting and dinner of Old Town Folks of Wilmette Newspaper
    Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 14 Apr 1916, p. 6, column 2     a.k.a. Old Settlers of Ouilmette
    Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 14 Apr 1916, p. 6, column 2   a.k.a. Old Settlers of Ouilmette
  • Old Settlers in ancient garb hold annual reunion in feast, mirth, and song
    Old Settlers in ancient garb hold annual reunion in feast, mirth, and song Newspaper
    Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 14 Apr 1916, 1, 5, column 7     First Ladies of the town appear in quaint costumes, a century old, while youth joins aged in dance to music of olden time. Amend by-laws on membership a third time. Poem written by J. Melville Brown.
    Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 14 Apr 1916, 1, 5, column 7   First Ladies of the town appear in quaint costumes, a century old, …
  • Reminiscences of early village life composed for Old Town Folks meeting
    Reminiscences of early village life composed for Old Town Folks meeting Newspaper
    Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 14 Apr 1916, p. 5, column 2     Louis J. Pierson, deceased, former president of Old Town Folks. Thomas Brooks was the first secretary. Mrs. E. E. Russell wore antique gown belonging to hermother, Mrs. E.T. Faul of Canada, to Old To
    Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 14 Apr 1916, p. 5, column 2   Louis J. Pierson, deceased, former president of Old Town Folks. Thomas Brooks …
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