River Forest Scouts Court of Honor Held at Firet M H church
River Forest District Court of Honor held last Tuesday evening at the Firet M H church. Judges were Dr. G P Conger W H Wright and J 3 Morris. Awards listed include 2nd class Troop 61 Albert Coleman Troop 63 Jack Mathews. 1st class Troop 61 Ed FellEg Troop 63 Ed Bims Herbert Shann on Merit Badges Troop 63 Tom Hage Craft in Leather Troop 64 John Hayes Blacksmithing swimming Life saving Goo Kratsner Bugling Cycling John Symons Swimming craft in leather. Troop 11 Cedric Marsh Carpentry locksmithing foundry practice. Troop 63 Star Award Tom Hoge. Troop 21 publishes The Boy Shouter with editor in chief Joe Doensler. Indiana Camp attendance noted with Assistant Scout Executive C F Spurr and Field Executive Gev A Ryan at Camp Directors Training School. 106 men from 87 Councils enrolled. Camp Dan Beard leadership and Camp Wilder ness noted. Camp Widor teas to be bigger and better. Jim Ryan to oversee Camp Dan Beard. Calendar items include May 26 test camp at Thatcher and Chicago avenues in Forest Preserve. May 21 memorial services. May 30 Memorial Day parade. June 4 six mystery hike with Scouts from Oak Park River Forest and nearby towns. destinations variably announced with treasure-test rewards.
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River Forest District Court of Honor
M. H. Church
G. P. Conger
W. H. Wright
J. 3. Morris
Albert Coleman
Jack Mathews
Felleg
Bims
Herbert Shannon
Tom Hage
John Hayes
Goo
Kratsner
John Symons
Cedric Marsh
Btar
Tom Hoge
Joe Doensler
Indianapolis
C.F. Spurr
Gev. A. Ryan
Dan Weard
Widorteas
MirSpare
Daing
Thatcher
Chicago Avenues
Novera
Oak Park
River Moret
Moreat Park
Chicago
Thatcher Avenues
Muywood
Melrose Park
Bellwood
Lake Street
Library notes and donated books at the Green Bay library
Florence M. Barry Hreanfeld The Green Bay Tree Over The Interpreters Mouse Mather The Ameri Spirit in Art Mathyr A History of Stalian Paint ne One Builders of the Republic Parrish The Perennial Bachelor Mrs Emma Kozick donated eleven books to the library this week Also flowers were sent by Mrs Walter Hosler and Mrs Enna Kozick Library classes with Miss Barry at 1 o'clock daily
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Florence M. Barry Hreanfeld
Green Bay Tree
Mather
Mathyr
Stalian Paintne
Republic
Parrish
Emma Kozick
Walter Hosler
Mra
Enna Kozick
World’s Fair Plan North of River Forest
A movement to back the 1938 centennial World's Fair west of Chicago urges Cook County towns to beautify streets and install modern paving and lighting. Led by Charles B. Miller of Park Ridge, the Amalgamated Improvement Association proposes a eight by three mile area from Oak Park to Irving Park Boulevard, aiming to ease traffic and attract crowds with well kept approaches.
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Greater West Side
Cook County
Charles BE. Miller
Park Ridge
Amalgamated Improvement Association
Oak Park
Camp Grounds
Forest Preserve
Irving Fark
Ofice
Miller
Chicago
Pranklin Park
River Grove
Silver Woront
Worest Park
Acacia Fark
Forest Park Grade School Notes Include Museum Trips
News notes from Garfield and 8A 8B classes recount tours downtown on May 23 with visits to the Field Museum Mandel's tea room and a Chicago theater. Banking and arithmetic scores are listed for several pupils and a Good Will club memorial program is planned for May 27.
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Cass
Garfield School
Field ‘Museum
Mandel's
Luuncheon
Chicago
Gurny
Yanseck
Miss Handke
Carlson
Fuchs
Kammerer
Whitmore
Gangs
Schlosser
Miss Brown
Jurgensen
Hitchcock
Field-Stevenson School News Highlights
Field-Stevenson School editors Charley Filcano and Eleanor night report Grade 1A’s near perfect attendance with only a half day absence. Students chose book chapters to write about as a health week finale. Edward Crumback of 1B is ill with diphtheria and classmates wish him a speedy recovery.
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Edward Crumback
Silica minerals praised for wide industrial uses
A fragment notes silica qualities and potential economic importance. It mentions good silica grades tied to uses in quarts and toby, plus applications in paint, wood filler and polish, china and porcelain manufacture, abrasive cleaning, and as sound and heat insulator materials.
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Geological ‘Survey
Nature
Hunch Defined 4 "bunch" In just a man's counter part
Boston Herald piece explores the idea of a counter part to a man's hunch, framing it as women's intuition with a cheeky tone. It reflects on gendered perceptions of insight and decision making in everyday life.
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Boaton Herald
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Tanger
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Jack Krieg
Edward Marquard
Ruth Jantzen
Arts Institute and Field Museum
Field Museum
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Curtis
Misa
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Charley Filcano
Eleanor Night
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Elite Card Shop
Madison St
Ernest Oechslin
Concordia
Foreas
Madison and
Gali
Fox River Valley
River Valley
Aurora Exposition Park
Amuserane Park
Phillipe Park
Elgin Greyhound Racing
Tords Park
St. Charles Stawatomis
Perk — Boating
Hag Tien, de Picaicing Sa
Batavia
Geneva Iiland Park
Fox River
el Evley
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Avaase Oak Pack Aves
Mba
Aires
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Eave Labed
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Phens Manresa
Roosevelt Road
Harlem
de Luxe Restaurant
Frank Vogel
Berman Frits
Patronize Review
CKS and Coats
Boor
Bowman’s
Madison S
Desplainss Avenue
Georgette
Ivy
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