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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
6
The article outlines summer options for city families including camps, day camps, play clubs, and beach classes. Programs feature supervised activities, swimming, riding, hikes, picnics, balanced meals, and overnight options for some suburban sites. Trained leaders provide companionship and teach social skills.
The Misses Ruth and Jean Clark of Winnetka 635 Blackthorn Road sail with Miss Sonia Chase, daughter of author Stuart Chase, to Europe on the Manhattan of United States Lines for a summer visit to England.
Miss Jeanne Bailey of 427 Greenleaf Avenue Wilmette has won a one year scholarship to Hollins College for a second time. A New Trier graduate she will return in the fall. She earlier attended the finals dances at Washington and Lee University and toured Virginia after the school year, visiting Williamsburg Richmond and the Shenandoah mountains.
Henry Horder and Corliss Nugent were among Glencoe cadets who completed Culver's traditional Iron Gate exercise on Wednesday, June 24.
Wilmette student Richard KixMiller son of Mr and Mrs William KixMiller 789 Michigan avenue Wilmette has won Princeton University Class of 1883 English prize for freshmen in the School of Engineering An eighty dollar award given to the freshman who best combines English study and an essay on a subject assigned by the English department His topic was Recent Biographical Drama He arrived home Tuesday for summer vacation
Kenneth J. Altorfer of 1000 Sheridan Road Glencoe is promoted to lieutenant in Company D of the Culver Military Academy infantry battalion for the next year. The article notes the promotion among cadets and begins listing names with Robert next.
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