Garden Talks preview hints at Wilmette garden honors
The Wilmette Garden Club notes rumors of two more local gardens likely to place high in the Sunday Farm and Garden contest. Mentions include Mrs. Edward Scheidenhelm 704 Lake Ave and E S Youngberg 428 Ninth St with past prize histories and references to 1927 winners. Also reports on Mr. and Mrs. J Fred Schumacher traveling to Wisconsin and W D Collyer improving after a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmette Garden Club
Sunday Tribune
Farm and Garden
Wilmette
Edward
Scheidenhelm
Lake Avenue
E. S. Youngberg
Ninth Street
Charles N. Hurlbut
Greenleaf Avenue
J. E. Worthen
J. Fred Schumacher
Forest Avenue
la Crosse County
Wis
Christ Jesus Theme Marks Christian Science Lesson
The August 26 Sunday lesson-sermon centers on Christ Jesus in Christian Science services. The Golden Text declares the Word became flesh and dwelt among us with grace and truth. Citations include Micah 5 2 and passages from Science and Health defining the Christ as eternal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Church of Christ, Scientist
Bethlehem Ephratah
Judah
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus of Nazareth
Philanthropy Card Party At Edgemere Club
Mrs. George E. Lettie hosted a card party at 510 Maple Avenue for the philanthropy department of the Edgemere Woman's Club. Twenty three tables were in play with many North Shore women participating to aid crippled children.
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George E. Lettie
Maple Avenue
Edgemere Woman's Club
North Shore
Collyer Family Notice of School and Camp Return
Frank Peter Collyer Jr son of Mr and Mrs F P Collyer 730 Ninth Street has returned from Camp Tivoli Cecil Wis where he spent the summer His sister Mary Elizabeth Collyer will enter Marywood High School September 11.
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Frank Peter Collyer, Jr
F. P. Collyer
Ninth Street
Camp Tivoli
Cecil
Wis
Mary Elizabeth Collyer
Marywood High School
Colleges Get 81 Percent of New Trier Class of 1928
Bronson Marietta college Delma Caldwell Chicago Training School Lil lian Cobb-Ohio Wesleyan Viette Count Ohio State Jean Snell USC J Edward Swa backer Rochester Curtis Tatham Loyola Harold Twoney Virginia William Varney Jr Sweet Briar Inez Webster Chicago Normal Katherine Wilbur Lawrenceville Charles Markley Kenyon George Meyer Junius Mulvey Stout Hazel Weir Andrebrook Tarrytown Jean Watson Notre Dame William McGivern Sarah Laurence Pauline McCoy Miami Stephen Plowman Cornell Robert Joy Lake Forest Haydn Jones James Milliken Dorothy Klunder Montana Herma Logan National Park Seminary Hazel Kraft Muskingum College New Concord C Ohio Chicago Art Institute Lila Ulrich Virginia Pierson Armour Institute Hiller Olsen Robert Sanderson Henry Burnett Jr James Clucas University of Chicago Stoddard Small St Marys School Knoxville Tl Lois Johnson
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Was Bronson
Marietta College
Delma Caldwell
Chicago Training School
Lillian Cobb
Ohio Wesleyan
Viette Count
Ohio State
Jean Snell
University of Southern California
J. Edward Swabacker
University of Rochester
Curtis Tatham
Loyola
Harold Twoney
University of Virginia
William Varney, Jr
Sweet Briar
Inez Webster
Chicago Normal
Katherine Wilbur
Lawrenceville School
Lawrence
N. J
Charles Markley
Kenyon College
George Meyer
Junius Mulvey
Virginia Pierson
Armour Institute
Hiller Olsen
Robert Sanderson
Henry Burnett, Jr
James Clucas
University of Chicago
Stoddard Small
St. Mary's School
Knoxville
Lois Johnson
Prague Radio Hosts Lusk Violin Recital Aug 6
Milan Lusk, a violinist, appeared at Prague radio in Czechoslovakia's capital on August 6. He played a long program with encores requested, featuring works by Franconer Kleiner Kreisler Cottenet Smetana Mendelssohn and Novacek. He will return in early September to open a residence studio in Wilmette and take violin students.
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Milan Lusk
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Franconer Kreisler
Cottenet
Lusk
Smetana
Mendelssohn
Novacek
Wilmette
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. D. Collyer
St. Francis Hospital
Lagle River
Wisconsin
Mod
Furn
North Woods Lodge
Glen Gables Golf Club
Delco
R. W. Davis
Constance Ave
Chicago
Pall
Selene
Orrington Ave
Christian Science Churches
NEW Trier
Milton Bradley
Davis St
Evanston
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