Finger Painting Classes Organized by Mrs Schmidt
Mrs Evelyn Schmidt organizes finger painting classes at her home 4205 Madison Ave with many youths enrolled in summer months. Information via Brook 7611. The program developed in Brookfield through Congress Park Fine Arts at Mrs Beatrice Brissman’s request and with help from Mrs Guy Ditzler shared with the Junior Woman's Club. Schmidt will lecture on finger painting at the Woman's Society of Gloria Dei meeting in Downers Grove Lutheran church this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Schmidt
Madison Ave
Brook
Brookfield
Schmidt
Congress Park
Finer Arts
Beatrice Brissman
Guy Ditzler
Legion Sets 1951 Child Welfare Goals
Commander Ray Barton of Edward Feely post No. 190 announced goals for the 1951 National American Legion Child Welfare Program. They include financial assistance for needy children with Social Security coverage for Korean service, health services in cooperation with mental health groups, protective and social services to prevent delinquency and desertion, and education with a strong religious training program. Posts will schedule activities to meet these aims, serving as guideposts for state and local groups.
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National American
Legion Child Welfare
Ray Barton
Edward Feely Post
Legion Child Welfare Commission
Veterans” Society
National Association For Mental Health
American Legion
Barton
Ingenious household aid with blue painted butter tub
A creative housewife keeps a pail of sand for icy walks and uses a blue painted wooden butter tub from a dairy firm to shield house shutters. A peasanty design is stenciled on the tub, and a large wooden scoop painted to match completes the decorative entranceway set.
Guard Goes to Camp June 30
Members of the LaGrange medium tank company of the 228th Infantry regiment of the Illinois National Guard will leave at 7 a.m. Saturday for Camp Grayling Michigan for a 15 day training. The unit, 40 enlisted men and six officers, is commanded by Capt. George W Wahlberg with Lt. Townes and five other officers. They will travel by rail and road with armored vehicles including two 12 ton trucks and two jeeps. This first summer at Camp Grayling follows prior training at Camp Ellis and Camp McCoy. The encampment will host about 9 000 other guard members with terrain and activities ranging from armor training to field artillery and air support classes. Notable visitors include Lt. Gov Dixon and Gen Bolen. The guard unit will have time for athletics fishing and recreation at Lake Margrethe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
228Th Infantry Regiment
Illinois National Guard
Camp Grayling
Mich
George W. Wahlberg
Joseph Buckie
Alvin Klawitter
James Skidmore
D. A. Townes
W. O. James Walker
Townes
U. S.marine Corps
Grayling
Michigan Central
Camp Ellis
Table Grove
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
228Th
38Rd Infantry Division
Lake Margrethe
U.S. Army
Wood Dixon
Illinois
Bolen
Genera Illinois National Guard
Leo M. Boyle
Geal
Fié
Michigan
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