West Suburban Women’s Republican club meets at St Paul’s Rivside
More than 120 members and friends gathered at St Paul’s Episcopal church Rivside for the fall meeting. Judge Julius Miner outlined domestic relations court issues noting rising divorces since 1940. Mrs Leslie Salter urged voter registration and turnout, while Mrs Elmer Jones praised the club’s growth and urged continued GOP service. Next regional Federation meeting set for Oct 21 in Aurora and next local gathering Oct 27.
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West Suburban
Republican Women’s Club
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Riv
Julius H. Miner
Circuit Court
Linois
Cook County
Zu3 C. Mekalet
Lyons
Leslie E. Salter
Rich Township
Elmer &. Jones
Springfield
Western Springs
Jones
National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Lewis W. Wedekind
LaGrange
Federation of Illinois Women's Republican Clubs
Aurora
Lyons Township Women win second largest group at GOP luncheon
Lyons Township Women's Regular Republican organization proudly held the second largest delegation at a GOP lun cheon and card party for Cook County country towns at Edgewater Beach hotel. Chairwoman Mrs. Alverta Stewart praised the two year old group. A study meeting on the Hoover commission report will be held next Friday at 2 p m.
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Lyons Township
Cook County
Edgewater Beach
Alverta Stewart
Hoover Commission
Tabulae 1950 Staff Chosen for LTHS Yearbook
Pat Palm Tom Coleman and Dave Sessions editors announce the new yearbook staff after try-outs with Ruth Keizer adviser. New writers include Dade Bidler Freya Brown Janet Brown Lois Carson Shelley Chase Kathleen Crook Peggy Ives Bud Page Wilda Wolf. Artists Pat Strauss Durfee Mcrcynt Martin Beckman. Photographers Bob Hershey Bob Hill. Planning for this year’s edition underway.
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Pat Palm
Tom Coleman
Dave Sessions
LTHS
Miss Ruth
Keizer
Dade Bidler
Freya Brown
Janet Brown
Lois Carson
Shelley Chase
Kathleen Crook
Peggy Ives
Bud Page
Wilda Wolf
Pat Strauss
Durfee Mcrcynt
Martin Beckman
Bob Hershey
Bob Hill
Tab
Librarian Talks To Honor Club Elects Homecoming Chief
O. E. O., the girls honor club at LTHS, held its first meeting September 20. Jean Ferriman was elected homecoming chairman. Miss Mildred Nicks spoke on books of interest. Officers elected last spring: Peggy Link president, Mary Fllen Holt vice president, Marcia Jones secretary, Nancy Seecers treasurer. Sponsors are Miss Gladys Gilli land and Miss Dorothy Stookey. Also note: Earth’s equator to equator diameter exceeds pole to pole. France owns most African square miles among European nations.
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LTHS
Jean Ferriman
Mildred Nicks
Peggy Link
Mary Fllen Holt
Marcia Jones
Nancy Seecers
Gladys Gilliland
Dorothy Stookey
Tea Topic Introduces LIHS Girls Club Event
The LIHS Girls club hosts a tea at 3:05 PM in the auditorium with a program by Virginia Rhoads and Virginia Lindahl outlining club activities. Refreshments in the Community Room follow and members may sign up for groups. Peggy Linkt leads as general chair.
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LIHS
Virginia Rhoads
Virginia Lindahl
Peggy Linkt
Nan Wilson
Jane Cunningham
Jo Anne Lanson
Margaret Barton
Patty Smith
Joyce Heath
Bonnie Blankenship
Girls’ Club
Carole Kruger
Martha Morran
Nancy Wilson
Sally Ford
Lyons Township High School safety upgrades and new facilities
The summer safety program includes changing 450 locks to non duplicating types with a grand master key system. A new water main and repaired fixtures address low pressure. Electrical upgrades added a dedicated panel for each outlet. Additional rooms on the third floor accommodate home economics and art classes. The football field edge serves as an outdoor botany lab with labeled trees and shrubs for study.
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Lyons Township
Lions officials attend Chicago conference by LaGrange reps
Clarence Ramm of 723 N. Stone Ave and George Belt of 440 S. Ninth Ave will represent the LaGrange Lions this evening at the Lions International presidents and secretaries conference held at the LaSalle hotel in Chicago.
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LaGrange Lions
Lions International
LaSalle Hotel
Chicago
Clarence Ramm
N. Stone Ave
George Belt
S. Ninth Ave
LTHS Senior Advisory Board Names New Members
The senior class advisory board for American history at LTHS includes Dick Anderson Bob Batley fates Blough Leah Bobeck Jim Hara dove Nancy Knappenburger Bill Oakwood Alan Ross Georgetta Young Barbara Kampmeyer Tuohn Miller Roy Ringl und Randy Snyder Enid Hensel Barbara Swain Jim Mitchell Cathy Wilson Bob Van Nest Barbara Davey Jerry Skidmore and Corral president Dave Sessions. Superintendent George Olsen invites board members to a dinner at Acacia Country Club tomorrow evening.
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LTHS
Dick Anderson
Bob Batley
Fates Blough
Leah Bobeck
Jim Haradove
Nancy Knappenburger
Bill Oakwood
Alan Ross
Georgetta Young
Barbara Kampmeyer
Tuohn Miller
Roy Ringlund
Randy Snyder
Enid Hensel
Sir's
Barbara Swain
Jim Mitchell
Cathy Wilson
Dave Sessions
Corral
Bob van Nest
Barbara Davey
Jerry Skidmore
George
Olsen
Acacia Country Club
Debate Tryouts Set for Oct 10 at LTHS
LTHS announces debate tryouts for October 10 as students prepare to tackle the topic, Resolved that the President of the United States should be elected by direct votes of the people. The event invites participants to present arguments and showcase their speaking and research skills.
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LTHS
The
United States
Group to Meet West Suburban Gamma Phi Beta Chapter
The West Suburban Alumnae chapter of Gamma Phi Beta sorority will hold its first meeting of the 1949-1950 season at the home of Mrs. John C. Sharp 707 Revere Rd Glen Ellyn Monday October 3 at 1 p.m. Members bring sandwiches and dessert will be served. The by laws committee will report after revising them. Mrs Van A Combs Social Service Chair has obtained new work for the group from the Denver Camp sponsored by the sorority. Meetings are the first Monday monthly. auxiliary meets second Wednesday. All Gammas in the West Suburban area invited. Information via Kenneth G Ball LaGrange 1608.
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Gamma Phi Beta Sor Rity
John C. Sharp
Glen Ellyn
van A. Combs
Social Service
Denver
Gamma
Kenneth G. Ball
LaGrance
Coach Rehn Sets Varsity Tryouts and Debate Schedule
Coach Ivan L. Rehn announced varsity tryouts on October 10 as last year's champions mostly graduated except George Phillips. He was elected secretary treasurer of the Metropolitan Debate Union and will join other coaches on October 4 to plan the 1949 50 debate season.
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Ivan L. Rehn
George Phillips
Rehn
Metropolitan Debate Union
LTHS Student Council Sells Refreshments at Football Games
The LTHS student council business management committee recruits volunteers to sell hot dogs at home games. Profits fund dances and activities. Gretchen DeGroot chairs the committee with juniors seniors and freshmen helping, including Verne Dittmann overseeing food prep and distribution.
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LTHS
Jim Vorreyer
Jerry Mattka
Richard Werner
Gene Anderson
Ray Marliere
Fred Dreece
David Arnold
Sue Brandup
Ruth Clarke
Sue Boss
Nancy Holmes
Ruth Hawkins
Verne Dittmann
Mara Avorrester
Joann Hultgren
Nonnie Altpeter
Pat Joern
Edna McNamara
Nadine Prot
Ruth McCall
Eudan Paulson
Louise Newell
Margaret Frank
Phylis Brownell
Sally Carr
Connie Mc
Local group names four assistants for event
Phyllis Call joins Hite Joves Graber with Miss Lorna Reidvis Fry and Miss Mat to work with the group on an upcoming project.
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Call, Phyllis
Hite Joves Graber
Miss Lorna Reidvis Fry
Miss Mat
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