Grange Students Highlight Local Commencement Achievements
Grange residents and LaGrange area graduates appear in college notices. Richard R. Allen and Richard Griffith earned medical degrees with honors after four years of study. Jean Louise Maglott, Leah Keller, Marjorie Tully, Elinor Alleworth, B. Dewey, and others are listed among graduates and scholars. A student from the John Dewey family begins an insurance career after a Portland trip, while Ward-Belmont calls Clare Martin to study. Betty Nagel earns a Sherwood Music School normal certificate.
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University of Sessional
Quee Navy Pier
Friane
Richard R. Allen
Gallerine Avenue
Griffith
North
Wisner
Robert Kare
Park Road
Valentine
laGrange
St. Louis
Nagareth Academy
Lyons Township
University ‘of Missouri
Pat
Alpha. Delta’ Pi
Ray
Lyons
Marjorie F. Tully
John C. Tully
South Park Road
Stanford Uniersity
Calif
Betty Nagel
Brainard Avenue
Sherwood Music School
Orchestra Hall
Betty
Sherwood
Sugar maples yield up to forty gallons of sap per season
Sugar maples have been known to produce as many as 40 gallons of sap in one season. It takes from 45 to 50 gallons to make one gallon of syrup.
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Ugar
Waldt Named Fifth District Commander in American Legion
Ernest D Waldt was elected commander of the Fifth District at the annual meeting on June 19 at Maywood Post 133. Retiring commander Glen A Gilliland was honored. Other officers named include Joseph G Howland senior vice commander and William F Boeckelman junior vice commander. An installation committee was appointed and Father Thomas C Hanlon, chaplain, will depart for armed forces duty abroad.
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Ernest D Waldt
Broadview
The
American Legion
Maywood
Glen A. Gilliland
Joseph G Howland
Austin
William F. Boeckelman
Cornelius McCue
James G. Brophy
Martin Finstad
William Kiszner
Broadview Post
Elmer Erhardt
Austin Post
Chesly McPhee
Charles Roth
Oak Park
Edward Kurtz
Fred Volkman
Paul E. Brederle
Ways and
Thomas C. Hanlon
Germany
Japan
Gilliland
Hanlon
Royal Antelope Description From West Africa
The royal antelope is the smallest true cud chewing animal and stands about ten inches high along the west coast of Africa. It is described as a tiny, delicate creature with remarkable balance and alert demeanor in its natural habitat.
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Africa
New Water Supply Bill Approved By City Council
The city council approved a bill authorizing munic ipally owned water supply systems to serve suburbs beyond Chicago. It aims to acquire property for a 30 mile extension, with charges to cover construction and operation costs. The measure, prepared by the council, follows Public Works Commissioner Oscar K Hewitt's argument that outside mains are cheaper and more efficient than interconnecting village mains.
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CNS
Chicago
Oscar K. Hewitt
Summer Picnic Foods From A P Service for Home Makers
The article promotes an extensive open air dining menu for summer Sunday dinners. It lists steaks eggs and coffee for camp cooks, hamburgers and frankfurters over an open fire, fried chicken for picnics, fresh vegetables fruits and spices, bananas pineapple asparagus lettuce and mayonnaise, a wide range of sandwich fillings and breads, seafood options like salmon tuna shrimp lobster clams or oysters, and finishes with fruit juice or jellied soup followed by cake and iced beverages.
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Ummer
A&p
Ophthalmic Glass Production in the United States
The Better Vision Institute notes that while glass making began early in the American colonies, the United States began manufacturing fine ophthalmic glass for spectacles less than fifty years ago. Today large quantities of the finest ophthalmic glass are produced domestically.
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American
Better Vision Institute
United States
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