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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
8
Donald Diederich celebrated his graduation from Ingh school with a party at his home on Dorchester Avenue last Saturday evening.
The South Side Hebrew congregation announces a summer recreation program for ages seven to fifteen at 74th Street and Chappel Avenue. Activities include crafts, games, arts, baseball, tennis, library circles, and park visits under recreation instructors Boss. For details call Plaza 7375. Clergy also notes summer plans and a vacation departure for Claryce Menn to Indianapolis to visit cousin Sonya Bobbe.
Fourteen Scout troops, seven Cub packs, and two Sea Scout ships join the Walligazoo camp to start tomorrow at Tuley Park 90th Street and St Lawrence. About 400 boys are expected. events run tomorrow afternoon and Saturday with campfire, pageant, flag raising, games, and an athletic meet.
The Chicago Park District announces its annual Summer Flower Show opening Sunday at Garfield and Lincoln Park conservatories. The exhibit runs through Labor Day with daily hours 9 am to 10 pm including Sundays. Admission is free. special paid service available by contacting the chief horticulturist at Van Buren 8100.
Local notes record Gloria and Jean Cornell leaving for Belle vue Ohio to pursue vocations, and a string of Chicago area residents returning from or embarking on trips and summer activities. Names include Jack Keeney from Grinnell College, John Safyn a Tilden High grad, Barbara Lutz finishing Beloit College, and many birthdays anniversaries across Merrill and Ridgeland avenues.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Elmore move to 6755 Paxton Ave in Chicago with their two sons George and Clark from Ashville North Carolina joining the community shortly after arrival.
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