Ma Ka Ja Wan Junior Officers Organize For Work
Sunday afternoon the Ma Ka Ja Wan junior officers met at Scout headquarters to assign responsibilities for this summer's north woods camp. Thirty five officers attended chaired by M C Rybolt and Camp Director Carl McManus. Senior officers plan a June 8 meeting. Names of the four periods list many officers with full names including Dickinson Robinson Simpson West Keator Wichman Hoffman Aldrich Traub Bauer Kenyon Gilbert Brown Birdsall Hess Dostal Hunn Williams de Beers Minck Brenner Taber Vetter Brion Jeppesen Koebelin White Bridges Well Fischer Newgins Herberholz Sterner Edman Wellborn Newgins, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
North Woods
M. C. Rybolt
Carl McManus
Ma-Ka-Ja- Wan
Joel Dickinson
Fred Robinson
Charles Simpson
Ernest West
Harry Keator
Dick Wichman
James Hoffman
Knight Aldrich
Morton Traub, Jr
Grant Herman
Ed Cazel
Adam Bauer
Bruce Kenyon
Paul Gilbert
Cameron Brown
Lewis Birdsall
Gordon Cutler
Kenneth Hess
Charles Dostal
George Hunn
Robert Burns
Frank Williams
Jack de Beers
George Minck
John Brenner
Harold Hunn
Franklin Taber
Kenneth Vetter
Ben Brion
Jacob Jeppesen
Edmund Koebelin
Peter White
Martin Bridges
James Well
John Fischer
Leslie Robinson
James Goetz
Jerome Newgins
Martin Herberholz
Paul Sterner
Olaf Edman
North Shore playground ball clash sets championship
Evanston Wilmette teams contest north shore playground ball title with Peewee under 90 pounds lightweight under 110 and heavyweight over 110 divisions. Schedule runs May 29 Haven at Wilmette June 2 Nichols at Wilmette June 4 Haven at Wilmette June 5 Wilmette at Nichols all weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wilmette
Grammar School
North Shore
Haven and
Nichols
Kenilworth
Joseph Sears
Playground Ball League
Haven
Mrs Felix Dolder Dies in Wilmette at 73
Celia Dolder wife of Felix Dolder of 1716 Washington Ave Wilmette died May 21 at Grant Hospital Chicago age 73. Born in Somonauk ML she lived there most of life before moving to Wilmette fifteen years ago. Funeral at St Johns Somonauk with burial in St Johns cemetery Somonauk. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs August St Meyer and Mrs J A Meyer one son Lawrence Colder five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Dolder
Somonauk
Celia Dolder
Washington Avenue
Wilmette
Grant Hospital
Chicago
Dolder
Somenauk
St. Joseph’s Church
August St. Meyer
Oakwood Avenue
J. A. Meyer
Evanston
Lawrence Colder
Rockford, Il
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Eugene L Ray marks tenth anniversary of Evanston studio
Eugene L. Ray observes his tenth anniversary as he reflects on founding his photographic studio in Evanston ten years ago. He moved the business from the Root Studio to a ground floor site in the University building on Chicago Avenue, upgrading to modern lighting and backdrops. The North Shore studio is praised as among the finest, with special anniversary prices announced in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Ray
Evanston
Root
Hayburn
Mr. Ray
Ray
University Building
Chicago Avenue
Davis Street
North Shore
Spoke Hostesses Entertain at Forest Avenue Home
Spoke Twelve of the Presbyterian church were entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Charles Moody and her mother Mrs. C. E. Wells at their home located at 700 Forest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Charles Moody
C. E. Wells
Forest Avenue
Mr and Mrs Fielding Return From Week Trip
Mr and Mrs Edgar L Fielding of 2034 Chestnut Avenue returned the early part of the week from a seven day motor trip to Louisville and Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Fielding
Chestnut Avenue
Louisville
Lexington
Mrs Culbertson to visit friends in Chicago next week
Mrs. C. W. Culbertson of 919 Elmwood Avenue plans a several day visit to Chicago to see friends starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Culbertson
Elmwood Avenue
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maria Beauty
Humphrey
Winnetka
Horace Mann
Miss Shaffner
Hyde Park
Elm Street
Eugene L. Ray Studio
U. S
Chicago Ave
Phone Univ
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