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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1939
Page
13
A camp consultant argues that camp experiences yield happiness and skill development for children. Directors and counselors should guide with care and honesty, avoid harsh judgment of minor mischief, and select camps based on sincere director appeal and fair comparisons.
Carleton college baseball opens with Arnold Wolff of Glencoe back as regular catcher for a second year and co-captain of the 1939 football squad. William Robertson of Kenilworth is the regular center fielder, after earning a letter as right fielder last season. James Anderson of Wilmette, a sophomore, joins the pitching staff with strong prospects, per the Carleton athletic staff.
RETURNS FROM SOUTH F. R. Fridman of Wilmette is expected home this week from Miami Beach where he spent the winter.
Mrs. Albert G. Ackermann of Wilmette and Mrs. Paul Lang of Wilmette returned from a lengthy motor journey to Florida. They traveled the west coast to Key West and the east coast visiting Bok Tower Miami Beach and St Augustine. They met Wilmette friends in Jacksonville and drove back through the Smoky Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Keller of Wilmette and their children Edward David and Sarah Jane left last week for a month touring the western states. They travel by the southern route to the coast and return through Salt Lake City.
Gilbert Hoffman of 1510 Washington avenue Wilmette was initiated as an active member of Phi Kappa Tau at Lawrence College Appleton Wis At the first active meeting Hoffman was elected treasurer of the fraternity.
G. D. Bertke of 1306 Greenwood Avenue will spend the weekend at Culver Military Academy as the guest of his son William during the school's annual Fathers' Weekend celebration.
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