Adventure Island Camp Promises Ideal Boy’s Retreat
A seventeen line description extols Adventure Island Camp as a secluded island retreat offering pure water, dry camps, mosquito-free grounds, abundant food, long trails, beaches and swimming. Directed by Charles A. Kinney with a team from Francis W. Parker School and John Burroughs Country Day School among others, the program emphasizes self reliance and responsibilities in a ten day to thirty day season near Chicago.
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Chicago
Charles A. Kinney
Francis W. Parker School
Deyo S. Leland
John Burroughs Country Day School
St. Louis
Bob”. Townley
Kenilworth
Robert Lakemacher
J. A. Humphreys
Skokie School
Camp Dramatics
Ravinia Club Tea Honors Ralph Poole in Wilmette
Mrs. A. W. Levy hosts a Ravinia club Wilmette branch tea at 700 Greenwood Ave on Thursday May 15 at 3 pm. The event honors Ralph Poole of Lake Forest and includes talks by Mrs Poole and appearances by branch officers captains and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Poole
Lake Forest
Ravinia Club
A. W. Levy
Wilmette
Greenwood Avenue
Poole
Ravinia
Perry L. Smithers
Blanche Warner
Emil Anderson
Charles A. Barton
Pierre Bontecou
Oliver Dennis
N. W. Dempsey
C. P. Dobbs
Charles Engelhart
R. E. Pattison Kline
Edward A. Kracke
Edward Lilienfield
Charles A. Lundberg
Charles Edward Pickard
Harold Sherman
L. H. Sherwin
Joseph Spiegel
Charles Harrison Smith
Louis Eckstein
North Shore
Moraine Hotel
Highland Park
Frank R. Greene
Winnetka
Caroline Kirkland
George Lytton
Iliam Sutherland
Glencoe
Arthur Byfield
George 5S Parker
Juliette Brown
Lake Bluff
Albert C. Koch
Evanston
Isabel Kline
Kenilworth
Arthur Dean
Lewis
Nelson Home Setting For Daughter Wedding
Miss Gerda M. Nelson wed Clifford E. McElvoy of Chicago at 8 o clock Tuesday evening May 5 at the Nelson home 821 Elmwood avenue. Rev Francis C Stifler conducted and a small reception followed for immediate families. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Stanley S Bayer. The bride wore blue chiffon with cream lace and Ward roses. Mrs Bayer wore apple green georgette with sweet peas. The couple will reside in Evanston after June 15.
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NLY
Gerda M. Nelson
Clifford E. McElvoy
Chicago
David Nelson
Elmwood Avenue
Francis C. Stifler
Stanley S. Bayer
Florence Margaret Steiner
Joseph Steiner
Wilmette Avenue
Thomas Guest
Evanston
Pines
St. Francis’ Church
Magner
George Steiner
Raymond Steiner
Oaks
Mrs. Guest
Camp Fire Girls plan three short plays for charity
Camp Fire Girls of Wilmette organize three short plays at the Byron C Stolp auditorium on May 17 to raise funds for their charity program. Mrs. Van Pelt trains the group after also directing a Christmas pageant at the Congregational church. Proceeds go to bolster the group’s charity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Wilmette
Byron C. Stolp
van Pelt
Congregational Church
Paul Mallory
E. J. McGuinness
L.L. D
Frank Maloney
League
Winnetka
Virginia
W. A. Kittermaster
North Shore Catholic Woman's League
Skokie’ Country Club
Unclear OCR fragment about primary service details
Fragmentary text mentions a May primary service or event and a Monday reference. Missing context prevents clear identification of people, places, or organizations.
Fragments of a Local Notice Readable Brief
Partial OCR text shows names and items from a local notice. The readable fragments mention a person with last name Schuette, a reference to a hotel light and piano, and a monetary amount eight dollars.
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Real Crusoe Island
Wnetka
Linois
Owell Im
Oian
Davis St
Patterson Brothers
Church St
Wilmette Committee
Nelson
Mrs. Clifford McElvey
Roy Osgood
Crescent Circle
North Shore Musical Society
Adelaide Jones
Central Avenue
Ethelentye
Marjorie Sherman
English
McCauley
Fuermann
Sinding
Sibelius
Arensky
Rimsky- Korsakoff
Debussy
Grieg
Chopin
Miss Jones
Dorothy Cordis
Bontec
E. A. Kaumeyer
Linden Avenue
New York
Kaumeyer
Paul Davidson
Joseph Davidson
Maple Avenue
Lars the
Rill
Marga
Ri Cat Wan Schuette
Piani
Agi
Can St. Ess
Ser Sherr
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