Lawn party at the Boice home honors faculty guest
High school girls held an enjoyable Friday afternoon lawn fete at the Fred D. Boice home on Carey avenue. The event featured a brief address by Miss Mildred Graham on the forthcoming chautauqua, and a parting gift of a photograph album to Miss Margaret Opera as she heads to Fisk University. Thirty attendees enjoyed ices and cakes.
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Bolch
Fred D. Boice
Carey Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Mildred Graham
Chautauqua
Margaret Oera
Fiske University
American Chemists Meet Next Month
Chicago hosts the American Chemical Society meeting the week of September 6 with the theme Increased Production Through Chemistry. The article notes a Tribune or Leader pickup option and offers a messenger service to send a paper at no charge.
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Chicago
American Chemical Society
Tribune
Leader
Badger Found Skinned In Union Depot Basement
A porter at the Union Pacific station discovered a skinning badger Thursday afternoon. The animal was found in the station basement under the eating house, caught and killed after the discovery. No explanation was given for the badger’s presence or purpose of its visit.
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Union’ Pacific
English Holiday Crowds Strain Railways and Ships
England faces record travel pressure as August holidays draw crowds from cities to seaside and village resorts. Fares rise 75 percent postwar, forcing many to sleep on beaches while trains and boats fill beyond capacity. Thousands marry on bank holidays, honeymooning during the vacation period.
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London
England
Brighton
Liverpool
Isle of Man
Purchasing Agents Meet in Chicago for Oct Convention
The fifth annual convention of the National Association of Purchasing Agents will be held in Chicago October 11 to 18. About a thousand delegates from the United States and Canada are expected to attend. Also noted is a Confederate minting fact and a note on Korean marriage naming conventions.
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Chicago
National Association of Purchasing Agents
America
United States
Canada
Card of Thanks for Ella L. Smith
We thank friends for the floral offerings and kindnesses in the death of our mother Mrs Ella L. Smith. Signed by Mrs Worden DP Cross Mrs Thos McKeon Mrs Grach Kalber and others.
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Ella L. Smith
Worden
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