Lawn Party at Bolch Home Hosts Thirty Local Girs
High school girls held a Friday afternoon lawn fete at the Fred D. Boice home on Carey avenue and Twenty fourth streets. The event featured games and a brief address by Miss Mildred Graham promoting the upcoming chautauqua in September. Miss Margaret Oera, recreation director, will soon depart for Fisk University as guests presented her a photo album. Ice and cake were served to thirty attendees.
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Bolch
Fred D. Boice
Carey Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Mildred Graham
Chautauqua
Margaret Oera
Fiske University
American Chemists Meet Next Month in Chicago
The American Chemical Society will hold an important meeting in Chicago during the week of September 6. The principal topic will be Increased Production Through Chemistry.
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Chicago
American Chemical Society
Badger Found Skinned in Depot Basement
A porter at the Union Pacific station discovered a badger Thursday afternoon in the station basement beneath the eating house. He claimed to have found it there and provided no explanation for its presence. The animal was killed and skinned, ending the odd incident.
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Union’ Pacific
English Holiday Traffic Strains Rail and Sea Routes
English coast resorts face record congestion as mass travel inflates fares and crowds sleep on sands. Rail and steamship lines struggle to move vacationists with early August bank holidays adding to the crush. Thousands seek rooms at seaside towns, while long lines form for trains at London stations and boat departures to Isle of Man.
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London
England
Brighton
Liverpool
Isle of Man
Purchasing Agents To Meet in Chicago
The fifth annual convention of the National Association of Purchasing Agents will take place in Chicago from October 11 to 18. About a thousand delegates from the United States and Canada are expected to attend. The article notes the organization represents industrial America’s buying power.
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Chicago
National Association of Purchasing Agents
America
United States
Canada
Card of Thanks for Mrs Ella L. Smith
We thank friends for flowers and kindness shown after the death of our mother Mrs Ella L. Smith. Signed by Mrs Worden D P Cross Mrs Thos McKeon Mrs Granch Kalber and others.
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Ella L. Smith
Worden
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