Winchester named editor at Pier Paper campus news unit
Winchester of 4215 ween-ave has been named editor of the Pier Hlini campus news at the University of Illinois Undergraduate division. The appointment was announced by Assistant Dean Cool at the Pier Mini Assacitor. He will head editorial and business staffs of about 60 students and has prior experience as news editor at the Mt publication. He and five editors received a certificate of excellence for journalistic activity and he plans to continue in this field after graduation. He also worked with the Lion, LaGrange Citizen, and copyboy for the Sun-Times in summer work. He is resuming duties with the organization for the summer after beginning at the University of Illinois.
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Winchester
Ween-Ave
Hlini
University of Hlinois
Cool
Unitém
Ming
Lits
The
Lion
LaGrange Citizen
Sun-Times
List Sumer
City News Bar- Riot
Chicago
Animaity of
Illinois
Western Springs Woman Travels 25000 Miles Through Darkest Africa
Mrs F E Reeve of Walnut 1217 completes a three month Africa tour from Cape to Cairo covering vast equatorial regions in Belgian Congo. She travels with eight American women and Dr Watson guides tours through Northern and Southern Rhodesia and the Albert game reserve. encounters wildlife including zebras rhinos and giraffes. notes bilingual South Africa English Dutch. crosses equator by air and over Nile remaining route.
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F. E. Reeve
Walnut
Africa
Good Hope
Cairo
Equatorial
Belgian Congo
Reeve
Cis
Sore
Congo
Western Springs
United States
Jedoo
Dr Watson
Cage
Art Peocute
Watsor
Abou Loco Neone
Watson
Sarrell One
Capetown South AM
Notts Country
Eacn
South Africa
Capetown
Am Pretoria
Safar
Rhodesia
Cecil Rhodes
Matonpo
Albert Game Reserve
Anvene
Dr. Watson
Chicago
Fevpt
Equator
Fevot
Corse
Predner
Nile
Welcome Wagon Hostesses Visit Meigs Airport Dedication
Welcome Wagon hostesses from Chicago met Flying Farmers at Burlington and Waiola avenues with 32 cars. A police escort guided the group to Glenview airport and Meigsfield for Arthur Godfrey on the Meigs dedication day. Ruth Sanderson of the New York Flying Farmers attended. thanks extended to multiple hostesses and the Welcome Wagon office in Mepe Tennessee.
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Chicago
United States
Meigs Airport
Lake Front
Burlington
Waiola
Glenview
New York
Mildred Wilson
Tove
Merett S. Morse
Arthur Jost
A. C. Odenbauch
Sevicas
Junior Girl Golfers Hold Special Summer Events
The La Range Country Club hosts Friday summer sessions for junior and girl golfers. Recent activities included a four over nine holes won by Sue Vandaveer, a low putts event, with Robin Sommers posting 16 for nine holes and Jane Cummingham 30 for 18 holes.
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Larange Country Club
Sue Vandaveer
Robin Sommers
Jane Cummingham
Local Residents Attend Car Banner Event
A crowd gathered with many women and several Misses among them as banners were prepared for 32 cars. Sponsors included Village of LaGrange, Village of LaGrange Park, Community Memorial Hospital, LaGrange Motor Sales, Chamber of Commerce, Knight Motor Sales, LaGrange State Trust & Savings Bank, YMCA, Q Suburban Credit Bureau, Glashagel, Glassner Bros, and Roy H Mohr & Sons of Forest Park.
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Elsie Anderson
Arthur F. Swanson
Roy Quick
Carl Anderson
J. Harold Soderberg
Burl Lytle
Arthur P. Jacobson
Marilyn Murdock
Rose Johnson
Kashgarian
Blaine Crocker
Carl Webber
Mary Louise Feis
Viola Taylor
J. W. Gilbert
Havyard Mohr
Sokol
Katherine Krug
Village of LaGrange
Village of
Ruth Waltershausen Performs In Mrs Knopp Recital
Vera B. Knopp presented Ruth Waltershausen mezzo-soprano at a home recital in Western Springs 8910 Harvey and 812 Elm St. Miss Waltershausen sang 11 selections in Italian German and English with accompanist Elizabeth Creelman and pianist Kathryn Knopp Washington of Milwaukee. The student recently graduated cum laude from Lyons Township Junior College and plans to study at Oberlin College this fall.
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Eesey
Vera B. Knopp
Ruth Walterhausen
Harvey
Nine Hole Group Holds Guest Day at LaGrange Club
The Nine hole group of women golfers at LaGrange Country Club held a guest day last Friday along with a low gross members event. Low gross winners were Class A Mrs George R Timmerman and Mrs D V Williamson. Class B Mrs M F Kennedy and Mrs R R Roberts. Low putt guests were Mrs N M Anson and Mrs W G Manzelmann.
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LaGrange Country Club
George R. Timmerman
D. V. Williamson
M.F. Kennedy
R.R. Roberts
N. M. Anson
W. G. Manzelmann
Archery titles awarded to Nelson and Barton at Gilbert Park
Carol Nelson age 13 won the senior girls archery championship on July 4 at Gilbert Park. Junior girls winner was Dean Barton, 11, with Jean Ann Jacobson second. Senior boys winner Chuck Michelson, 14, with Don Johnson second. Junior boys winner Western Springs rider Dick Kerr, 11, with Fred Schoerke second. Seventeen competitors listed including Jordan, Dodge, Thiel, Llewellyn, Kerr, and Anderson.
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Carol ‘Nelson
N. Spring Ave
Gilbert Park
Dean Barton
N. Edgewood
Jean
Ann Jacobson
N. Edgewood Ave
Dick Kerr
Harve
Western Springs
Fred ‘Schwoerke
Waigla
Chuck Michelson
Gilbert Ave
Don Johnson
N. Kensington
Tom Jordan
Clausen. Ave
Denny Dodge
Putplar
Ernie Thiel
N. Dover Ave
Mike Llewellyn
S. Kensington
Bob Kerr
Harvey Ave
Dave Anderson
Walnut Ave
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Henry Schermbega
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Madisw Ave
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Arrison Ave
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Vational Bank
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