Blackett Announces 1940 Campaign Itinerary Across Illinois
The Illinois Republican candidate outlines a tour starting August 15 in Rock Island and August 16 in Rockford with August 18 to be set by local leaders. He has visited Districts 15 to 15 on invitation and has headquarters at 221 North La Salle Street Suite 763, Chicago. William E. Johnson of the 40th Ward is his secretary. He urges GOP unity for 1940 and aims to work with the state central committee on finances and campaign funds.
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Rock Island
Rockford
Dixon
Freeport
Blackett
North la Salle Street
Randolph
William E. Johnson
Chicago
Illinois
Decatur
Bloomington
Peoria
Galesburg
Jacksonville
Danville
Harrisburg
Carbondale
Belleville
East St. Louis
Edwardsville
Alton
Republican State Central Committee
Anderson Owens Return From Wisconsin Lodge Stay
Mr and Mrs Anderson A Owen of Kenilworth returned from a three week stay at Coon Franklin lodge on Trout lake near Woodruff Wisconsin confirming their holiday visit to the North.
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Anderson A. Owen
Woodstock Avenue
Kenilworth
Coon Franklin Lodge
Trout Lake
Woodruff
Wis
North Shore Students Win Northwestern Scholarships
Four Wilmette students and one Winnetka student were among 150 Northwestern scholars announced this week by President Walter Dill Scott. The awards were competitive with eligibility open to all university schools. Marjorie Pope and Frances Dahnke received LaVerne Noyes scholarships for children of World War I veterans. Frank Broad and Randolph McCandlish earned University scholarships, and Jerry Horak received a University scholarship covering half tuition.
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Wilmette
Winnetka
Northwestern University
Walter Dill Scott
Marjorie Pope
Forest Avenue
Frances Dahnke
Greenwood Avenue
LaVerne Noyes
Frank Broad
Tenth Street
Randolph McCandlish
Washington Avenue
Jerry Horak
Ash Street
Motorist Injured In Elmwood and Eleventh Crash
An auto crash at Elmwood avenue and Eleventh street at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday injured driver Nels Jensen of Chicago and damaged both cars. Jensen, with a three inch head gash, was treated by a local physician and sent home. The other driver was R R Lippincott Jr of Wilmette.
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Elmwood Avenue
Eleventh Street
Nels Jensen
W. 72Nd Street
Chicago
R. R. Lippincott, Jr
Ashland Avenue
Wilmette
Jensen
Visit North Shore With Boles Family Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Boles and Helen Taylor of Hillcrest Joplin Mo arrived last Saturday to visit her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Clive Taylor and her mother Mrs William J Taylor of 872 Pine Winnetka formerly Kenilworth residents Clive Taylor left Monday to drive north on their vacation.
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Arthur W. Boles
Helen Taylor
Hillcrest
Joplin
Clive Taylor
William J. Taylor
Pine Street
Winnetka
Kenilworth
Returns From North Mrs Schulze Family Update
Mrs. Paul Schulze Jr of 300 Abbotsford Road Kenilworth recently returned from Troutlake Wisconsin where she visited daughter Idamae at Warwick Woods camp. Paul Schulze III came home after several weeks camping at Kooch I Ching. Idamae will remain away for several more weeks.
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Paul Schulze, Jr
Abbotsford Road
Kenilworth
Troutlake
Wis
Idamae
Warwick Woods
Paul, III
Kooch-I-Ching
Visitors In Wilmette From Milwaukee Convent Guest
Sister Blanche of St Josephs Convent Milwaukee visited Mrs Magdalene Selzer at 633 Park Avenue Wilmette from Wednesday to Saturday. The Rev Frank Schildgen of Chicago, a Selzer brother, was also a guest on Thursday.
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Blanche
St. Joseph’s Convent
Milwaukee
Magdalene Selzer
Park Avenue
Wilmette
Frank Schildgen
Chicago
Selzer
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Hill Blackett
North Shore
Ees
New York
Linden Ave
Armour
California
Michigan
Thompson
Colorado
National
U. S
Queen Olives Chase & Sanborn
LGE
Cerona
Ples
Isc Exle
Ome Revere
Fort Dearborn
Peay Pkg
Grahams
National Pan Rolls
Wilmette Ave
Central Ave
Ridge Ave
Green Bay Road
Foud Stover
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