Play House Exhibit At Sears School Auctioned At Exhibit
Seven eighth grade boys under R J Finnigan built a 10 by 7 by 9 foot rustic play house for the Joseph Sears school manual training exhibit. The cedar bark exterior and birch bark shingles frame a portable house with porch and fireplace to be sold to the highest bidder at auction the evening of June 9, with proceeds above cost funding further manual training upgrades.
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Sears School
Joseph Sears
R. J. Finnigan
Fred Schur
Sears
Local Guests Attend Century of Progress Fair
Miss May Harding of Great Falls Montana attended the Century of Progress with Miss Laura Flentyve at 729 Lake avenue. On Sunday Miss Harding Miss Flentyve and Miss Doris Turner visited the Fair. The trio formerly taught together in Great Falls. Mr and Mrs Leo W Keehn of Winnetka hosted their club for dinner and bridge on June 7.
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May Harding
Great Falls Mont
Laura Flentyve
Lake Avenue
Miss Harding
Miss Flentyve
Doris Turner
Great F Alls
Leo AV. Keehn
Church Road
Winnetka
California Woman to Speak on Youth and World Order
Miss Marion Holley of Pasadena will address a Baha i meeting on Sunday June 11 at 3 30 PM in Foundation Hall Baha i House of Worship Wilmette. The talk titled Youth and the New World Order highlights her roles as vice chairman of the World Council of Youth and YWCA advisory board member. Also visiting is Ruth Gause of Quincy Ill returning with the Quincy High School band to Evanston for the national contest and staying with relatives at 212 Catalpa Place.
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California
New World Order
Marion Holley
Pasadena
Calif
Foundation Hall
Ruth
Gause
Quincy
Ill
Evanston
Joseph M. Jogls
Catalpa Place
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Arend Knoop
Charles Thorsen
Bill Salisbury
Scott Campbell
Tom Gatles
Bill Powers
Vernon Faulstick
New Trier High School
Jackson Winnetka
University
Mathew Francis Studio
Wilmette Theatre
Central Ave
Wilmette
Vera Megowen’s
North Shore
Vera Megowen
Davis ST
Vernon
Ernon Country Club
Waukegan Road
Deerfield
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