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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1928

Page

10

Navy Memorial Planned by Hubert Burnham in Chicago

Architect Hubert Burnham of Evanston has drawn plans for a Chicago Navy Memorial to be built on the lakefront at the west end of Navy Pier. A $200,000 fund will be raised for erection after land was allocated for the site. A dedication on Navy Day October 27 is hoped, with ceremonies to honor those who gave their lives and those who served.

Hubert Burnham Evanston Navy Pier Municipal Pier Chicago National Navy Establishment

Local youths attend regional camps and visits

Faith Burge of 924 Forest Avenue spends two weeks at Lake Geneva for the Older Girls conference. Alison Burge stays two weeks at Camp Fire camp in Newakwa South Haven Michigan. Samuel Hamilton a graduate civil engineer from Iowa State University Ames Iowa spends weeks with the R A Walton family of 1607 Forest Avenue. Mr Hamilton is a Sigma Chi fraternity brother of Fowler Walton who attends the university.

Faith Burge E. H. Burge Forest Avenue Lake Geneva Alison Burge Newakwa South Haven Mich Samuel Hamilton Iowa State University Ames Iowa R. A. Walton Mr. Hamilton Sigma Chi Fowler Walton

Churches to Have Important Part in 1933 Centennial

George W. Dixon was named chairman of the Committee on Co operation of Churches for Chicago World’s Fair 1933 Centennial. The board aims to unite Chicago and American churches for the fair and to explore a World Parliament of Religions with leadership from major figures. A modest office will host church discussions at the Fair. Dr. Rufus Stolp and Alden Cears fished at Bass Lake near Gogibick, Michigan, last week.

George W. Dixon Chicago America Dixon Churches of America Rufus Stolp Alden Cears Kenilworth Bass Lake Gogibick, Mich

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