Radio and Telegraphy Lecture Series At Club Event
The Sunday Evening Club hosts a talk at 7:30 in October highlighting microwaves telephony and coaxial networks. SpeakerMathews explains radio telephone systems and broadcasting networks linking Boston with wireless travel research in Bell Labs.
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Rshall Mathews
EvVning Club
Perrine
Sysi and
Sen
Boston
Ision
Bellina
Poe
Discussion on Shorter Waves and Radar by Dr Per Rine
Dr Per rine will discuss shorter amd and shorter electric waves for radar to see and measure angle and distance of objects. He will illustrate frequency and amplitude using specially designed apparatus.
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Horter Amd
Perrine
Hanging Slipcovers After Washing Space to Dry
A newly washed chair slipcover hung on parallel clothes lines with arms pinned shows the fabric drying in a pose close to how it fits on the chair. Only pleats at the bottom may need ironing.
Meet Mr Fish Speaker Energizes Kiwanis Meeting in Fostoria
A house full of Kiwanians and guests heard Mr. Fish of Rogers' Productions Fostoria Ohio speak Tuesday evening at Hollywood Community House The sizeling platters were the gift of Judge Melville and the speaker discussed using a minstrel show to finance underprivileged child work The LaGrange club members Clem Heinz John Clifton Barney Heinz Joe Jeeman A M Holnem Mylen Fisher Lou Sher and Frejlach of the Berwyn club attended The club plans a newspaper relations speaker for next Tuesday
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Mr. Fish
Rogers’ Productions
Fostoria
Ohio
Hollywood Community House
LaGrange Club
Clem Heinz
John Clifton
Barney
Heinz
Joe Jeeman
A. M.holnem
Mylen Fisher
Lou Sher
Afr
Frejlach
Berwyn
R B Ponies and LaGrange battle to scoreless tie
The R B Ponies and LaGrange lightweights fought to a scoreless tie at LaGrange last Saturday. Key moments included a fumbled kickoff by LaGrange recovered at the R B 42, a 38 yard run thwarted by Brenton, and multiple LT threats halted by RB defense including a late turnover on downs and an end‑game pass defended by Jerry Kuchta.
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R-B
LaGrange
Ponies
Bill Bazant
DTHS
Ed Maresh
Joe Symon
Brenton
Lions
la Grange
Tomecek
Freitag
Jerry Kuchta
Lions Prep After Riverside in Week Underdog Tilt
LTHS football eyes Glenbard after a 34 6 win over Riverside. Coach Chuck Bennett stresses passing and defense while noting 21 attempts for 6 completions. Dick Mason threw 18 passes for 82 yards as Glenbard speeds, two quick halfbacks Shaw and Tyler loom dangerous. Glenbard lost once this season to Calumet City 18 13 and faces Hinsdale Glenbard forthcoming.
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LTHS
Riverside
Glenbard High School
Glen
Ellyn
Chuck Bennett
Bennett
Eion
Dick Mason
Lions
Rivvrside
Glenbard
Shaw
Tyler
Glen Etlyn
Calcumet City
Hinsdale
Voice of the Rat A Coring
A New York night telephone operator reported eerie sounds from the Moose ball. Police found a rat pushing up the receiver with its nose as a curious incident. The creature displayed right and left sidedness and eyed features consistent with a quirky animal sighting.
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N. Y
Auxiliary meeting set with new president in Legion hall
The Edward Feely Post 190 Auxiliary plans a regular meeting next Tuesday October 8 at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall with Nellie Ehlert presiding. Hazel Wilson reports 182 paid members. Committee helpers include Clara Janda and Christine Burns. A large turnout attended the installation and dance last Saturday with Edith Klein and VFW Auxiliary president Mrs German as guests. Nellie Ehlert and Clara Janda will attend the Cook County Council on Friday October 4. Edna Reedy and Christine Burns, Grace Shahan and Marie Brunson assisted at the Grogan cafeteria dinner and helped weigh and measure seventh and eighth graders Monday.
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Edward Feely
Legion Hall
Nellie Ehlert
Hazel Wilson
Clara Janda
Christine Burns
Edith Klein
Library Board
German
VFW
Nellie, Ehlert
Cook County Council
Edna Reedy
Grace Shahan
Marie Brunson
Grogs
Youth Center Dance Draws 127 Attendees
The 127 members who have signed up for the Youth Center are expected to jam the Forest Avenue building for a Saturday night dance, with Avis Miller as publicity chairman. Guests may attend for a 25 cent admission. The center opens Fridays and Saturdays when not conflicting with sanctions at the high school and after some basketball games this winter. An Oct 12 hayride is planned next.
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Avis Miller
Thanking Kay Kendall and naming Nellie Ehlert as President
The note expresses gratitude to Kay Kendall for her untiring and inspiring leadership as president last year and announces Nellie Ehlert as the new president for the coming year, praising her gracious manner.
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Kay Kendall
Nellie Ehlert
Marie‘ Brinson
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