Fragmentary note hints at event program and attendance
A partial transcript mentions a Wes Wil event, Mrs Meissner, and a Norfiweatern Eta Ro. It references a Chicago stock program and a Republican group in Lyons Township. The Dale Community House near the CB&Q station is noted with a noon March 21 deadline and a person named Harry Abhader.
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Weswil
Meissner
Weary
Iis
Lyons Township
Dale Community Rouse
Harry Abhader
Otto King
Na tademy student wins first prize in music award
A Namely based senior named Kolar won first prize in the music division for an aria from Verdi's La Traviata. Emarie received a first prize in the musical division. The event was announced by a Miss Val, a reporter for the station, with participation from Sister Eth and several academy students.
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Tie Kolar
Natademy
Emarie
Miss Val
Local dances slated across March and April in LaGrange area
Shatrman 2 wre group organizes a ban YAPCA event for the second series in this dance type. A dance at Hamilton Park and a square dance in LaGrange at the national church are planned. Mrs. Mes from LaGrange will host the April 23 event with Mr. Spore from Western Ti hosting a porte ce at 3 East Ogden.
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Pullheld
Shatrman
Ban Yapca
Hamilton Park
LaGrange
Ational
Pa Mes
Pa Spore
Western
Ogden
Reunion planned for LTHS Class of 1924 silver anniversary
Dr. Robert N. Evans leads the effort for a May 28 dinner at Acacia Country Club to honor the LaGrange Long mentioned class of 133 with four deceased and 70 living within 100 miles. Letters were sent in February asking for a $1 registration. 33 replies received.
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LTHS
Robert N. Evans
Acacia Country Club
Rema RS Rudinahla
Pasete Awetai
LaGrange
Dr. Evans
Hazen Ames
Raymond Anders
Chester Siebert
Robert Tansey
Chester Sheehan
Ruth Forbes
Marian Homer
Esther Eilen Falmer Elhart
Florence Fletcher Dixon
Grace Carey “Bestler
Carolyn Rice Johnson
Local Student Groups Highlight Faculty Support
Readable fragments show Lutzig and faculty backing for student activities at the school. Names and exact details are unclear, but the piece centers on student interests and the role of faculty in guiding club events and initiatives.
Club Approves Plan For Buying New Enlarger
At the LTHS Camera club meeting on March 8 the group voted to cover half the cost of a new enlarging lens system, with Chuck Johnson proposing the unit from JC Camera club and the other half funded by JC. Members reviewed photos from a trip to the Chicago Museum of Natural History. University of Illinois swine specialists advise keeping hogs dry and penned to prevent winter pneumonia.
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Lths Camera Club
Chuck Johnson
JC Camera Club
Chicago Museum of Natural History
University of Illinois Swine
Beck to Bolefas Lion Ball Club Lions spring roster tease
Lyons Township High School varsity baseball unveils a 30 man squad led by seniors Bob Stevens and Tom Wright with 70 frosh soph candidates. Key players include Dick Coffland or John Mier as catcher and Jim Hagadone as pitcher. First game set with Glenbard at Glen Ellyn on April 10 under coach Les Glick.
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Lyons Township
ETHS
Bob Stevens
Tom Wright
Dick Coffland
John Mier
Jim Hagadone
Charlie Cheslow
Morton
Gordon Dudley
Jim Mitchell
Ralph Goodyear
Doc McDuffy
Lee Hallberg
John Murphy
Bob van Nest
Jerry Skidmore
Burt Dorsett
Les Glick
Lion
Froshsoph
Lions
Glenbard
Glen Eltyn
Lyons Township junior college mile relay third at Tech relays
Lyons Township Junior College placed third in the college mile relay at the Illinois Tech relays Saturday night. Wilson won, Wright runner-up. LTJC's quartet ran Calihan, Heath, Jordan, and Knack. Bill Day and John Witt did not place. coach Armer hopes invitations extend for a relay team to compete in Daily News relays if four teams are invited, with LaGrange a likely participant based on Naperville and Tech relays results.
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Lyons Township
Ilinois Tech
Wilson
Wright
Jim Calihan
Argo
Herb Heath
Bob Jordan
LaGrange
Bill Knack
Bill Day
John Witt
Max Armer
Daily ‘News
Naperville
Tech
Armor and Company chef to demo for students and mothers
Gordoh a representative of Armor and Company will present a cooking demonstration for students and their mothers on Feb 22. The session will last about one hour and cover rib roast, maneef, braise, Swiss steak, and a ham slice.
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Gordoh
Armor
Gordon
Penicillin Production Raises Current Sanction Debate
A brief note references penicillin production status and a current sanction discussion. It mentions Romaine and a date marker of 18, with officials weighing policy and impact. No further detail is provided in the fragment.
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Sanc
Romaine
Peniais
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