Eighth Graders Schedule Trip to The Merchant of Venice
Mrs. Lucy Stalling, eighth grade teacher at the Howard school, plans a trip for two Howard building classes to Chicago to see The Merchant of Venice at the Studebaker Theater starring George Arliss. The tentative date is Friday evening, January 25, after the classes have studied the play.
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Lucy Stalling
Howard School
Howard
Chicago
Studebaker Theater
George Arliss
Disabled Veterans Invite to Reorganization Session
All disabled veterans of the world war are invited to attend the reorganization meeting of Disabled Veterans at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening January 16. The Evanston YMCA hosts the session to organize veterans in north shore communities with the State Commander as principal speaker explaining the purposes.
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Evanston Y. M. C. A
North Shore
Best Time of All Is Right Now
A brief line notes a vibe of seizing the present moment with energy and optimism, emphasizing immediacy over planning. It captures a general exhortation to act in the near term.
Local addresses listed in Wilmette area note
A brief OCR fragment shows street numbers and place names including Winnetka Greenleaf Sheldrake and 5687 in Wilmette. The text reads as a mapping of addresses without context or events. No people or organizations are clearly identified in the readable portion.
Red Cross Reviews 1928 Service and Growth in Chicago
Chicago Chapter of the American Red Cross reports broad gains in 1928 across all departments except veteran aid, with government benefits to disabled soldiers and families exceeding 300000 dollars annually. Volunteer efforts involve thousands of women and many garments and bags sent to disabled veterans, disaster areas, and service members.
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Chicago
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Veterans Bureau
First Aid
H. W. Gentles
Chicago Council
Boy Scouts of America
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Lloyd Hollister Inc
Central Avenue
Mda
Wilmette Wilmette
Winnetka
Greenleaf
Sheldrake
Bobby Berger
Kenilworth Avenue
Kenilworth
Indian Hill Club
John P. Booth
Sixth Street
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