Lexington hostess recalls local graduation year memories
The text notes JLyn Spickler host in Lexington and other former Park residents planning to return next month. It mentions a graduation program from LTHS 43 and lists names of students and staff, including Sylvia Fox Betty Fritz and Calvin Foster, with plans to attend National Education and various colleges.
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Ky Jlyn
Park
Konnie
Lacy
Ro ‘Calvin
A. EL
Foster
Sylvia Fox
Betty Fred. J.fritz
Oliver Gal
Godar
Norma Gugian
Gollan
Warren Goodlad
Goodwin
Patricia Goodorie Grady
Fred Green Greene, Jr
Edmond Grim
Ruth Gustin
Graham Ruth Hagan
Robert Hall
Dorothy Hansen
J. Robert
B. Hart, Jr
John
Green Vegetables and Health Guidelines in Diet
A fragmented passage discusses fresh vegetables and greens as vital daily nutrients. It notes a range of greens like watercress chicory celery cucumbers and cabbage as vitamin sources and mentions meals featuring greens with shellfish and tomato dishes.
Local notes and student moves across cities and studies
The column lists Berta returning to Milwaukee to study journalism and art while Eliza Fairfield skips Hingis University this year. Eleanor MacWithey Little and family plan Baltimore for a master’s study in electrical engineering. Patricia Hoatson will enter National College of Education in Evanston as a junior. Plus demographics on Hindus in South Africa and a note on protein pairing in American dishes.
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Eliza Fairfield
University “of Hingis
Chicago
Academy
Art Institute
Eleanor MacWithey Little
W. Little
Nancy Lee
Ad Little
Dorothy MacWithey
Leitch Avenues
Baltimore
Mr. Little
John Hopkins
Patricia Hoatson
Champton Avenue
Western Springs
National College of Education
Evanston
Patricia
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Union of South Africa
National Geographic Society
Union
South Af
Africa
Riverside Landlord OPA case blocks unlawful rent
The OPA filed suit in circuit court alleging an Oak Park landlord collected an illegal over ceiling rent for a one month period and barred a veteran tenant William Wat from his apartment. Chicago landlords faced similar actions with judgments totaling nearly 3600 dollars against seven owners.
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Agatandin
Dan
Cupid
North Woods
William S. Wat‘ons
Circuit. of
Art
William Cohn
Chicago
Alfred Halenz
Heres Avenue
Riverar
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Halenz
Collear
Racata
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Watrous
Crcuit
Yee
Motor Corps to Give Auto Mechanics Course
The Chicago chapter of American Red Cross offers an auto mechanics course for potential motor corps drivers at Chicago headquarters. The session runs Monday September 6 from 6 to 6. Instructor Raymond Testmeyer will lead, with registrations at the Chicago office or in LaGarage at Red Cross headquarters 24 West Burlington Avenue.
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American Red Cross
Raymond ‘Testmeyer
LaGarage
Red Cross
West
Burlington Avenue
Automatic felling of trees using hot wire method
An electrical technique for felling trees has been developed. A hot wire tightens around the trunk to sever the tree and bring it down. The method aims to improve efficiency and safety in logging operations.
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