Rotarians Observe Silver Anniversary At Large Convention
Rotarians from seventeen clubs across Wilmette Winnetka Glencoe and Highland Park join Chicago Rotary to welcome a large international delegation. Buckingham fountain will light nightly and the House of Friendship opens at Stevens Hotel with a garden theme. Masao Ohta leads delegates from Mukden Manchuria and Europe sends contingents from Italy Czechoslovakia the Netherlands and the British Isles. Harry H. Rogers former Rotary International president delivers the keynote on the movement after a quarter century.
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Rotary Clubs
Wilmette
Winnetka
Glencoe
Highland Park
Chicago
Rotary Club
House of Friendship
Stevens Hotel
Masao Ohta
Manchurian Railways
Mukden
Manchuria
Australia
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Netherlands
British Isles
Madison
Wis
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Edouard Willems
Foundation Universitaire
Brussels
Belgium
Rotary International
Harry H. Rogers
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ostend
Albert
Harry Rogers
Local Schools Observe Annual Field Day and Exhibition
Wilmette public schools held the seventeenth annual field day and physical education exhibition with 1,600 students. Activities ran from 10 a.m. to noon, including games, drills, folk dances, formal gymnastics, marching, and a large parade. Each grade presented a dance or program segment for parents.
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Radeu
LL Jolly
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Stolp
Howard and
America
Pueblo Indian Boy to Speak at Wattman Park
Flaming Arrow, a Pueblo Indian from New Mexico, will give illustrated health talks at Wattman park Wilmette on Wednesday June 25 at 10 and 11 am under the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute. He will share Indian legends songs and dance and draw pictures. He has spoken to luncheon clubs PTA groups and women's clubs and children.
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New Mexico
Wattman Park
Wilmette
Chicago
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