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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1939

Page

14

School and Camp Bureau Right Decisions

Officials from the School and Camp Bureau announce decisions on policy and administration aimed at improving safety and access for students and campers across districts. The contacted agencies reaffirm standard procedures and timelines for implementation.

World of Tomorrow theme guides New York World's Fair debut

Edna M True reports on April 30 opening of the 1939 New York World's Fair. Grover Whalen promotes a fair for everyman with a World of Tomorrow concept built on yesterday. The Perisphere and Trylon rise 18 stories amid a 1,216 acre expo costing 155 million dollars featuring fountains, magic carpets, and vast exhibits.

Edna M. True Roosevelt New York United States George Washington New York City Grover Whalen Trylon

Kellner Family Motor Trip Through Virginia Maryland

Mr and Mrs Walter A Kellner of Glencoe and their daughter Ursula returned from a several week motor trip through Virginia and Maryland They visited Washington D C Williamsburg Newport News Shenandoah National Forest Skyline Drive and other historic points of interest with a college friend in Washington D C

Walter A. Kellner Washington Avenue Glencoe Ursula Virginia Maryland Washington, D. C Williamsburg Newport News Shenandoah National Forest Skyline Drive

Mrs. Nelly C. Mitchell Home From Southeast Trip

Mrs. Nelly C. Mitchell of 814 Linden avenue Wilmette returned Friday from a motor trip through the southeastern states. She attended the azalea festival at Charleston South Carolina and traveled home via Langley Field Virginia and White Sulphur Springs.

Nelly C. Mitchell Linden Avenue Wilmette Charleston S. C Langley Field White Sulphur Springs

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Marjorie McLean Leary Central Avenue B. & O. Railroad Elizabeth Petersen Aoxersign Hotel Chicago Elder Halvorsen Central ST GRE Walter A. Kellners
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