Mallinckrodt News Highlights Activities and Initiatives
The Mallinckrodt school community reports a visiting official from the University of Illinois auditing classes and praising curricular activities. The first Mallinckrodt Mothers' club meeting set plans for a card party on October 30 and a November dramatic program by the St Gregory Dramatic Club. Lingering campus humor marked a freshman initiation sponsored by seniors at the gym and cafeteria, ending with each senior guiding her freshman to lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Trimble
University of Illinois
Mallinckrodt
Trimble
Mallinckrodt Gymnasium
California
Legion Auxiliary Dance for Veterans at North Chicago
The Peter J. Huerter Auxiliary Post 669 sponsors its third annual dance for U S Veterans Hospital North Chicago patients. The event is scheduled Wednesday evening October 21 from 7 30 to 9 30 with attendees invited to dance with the boys afterward.
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Peter J. Huerter
Post 669
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
North Chicago
West of Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Evening Dance Invitation With Joe Schneider Orchestra
Friends invited to a 9:30 to 11 o'clock dance with Joe Schneider and his orchestra providing the music. After two wonderful years, organizers promise the best event yet with a big surprise for attendees. Members and friends are encouraged to attend.
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Joe Schneider
DeCamp Family Weekend Visit in Kenilworth
Wilson H. DeCamp of Pittsburgh spent last weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs David R DeCamp at 615 Abbottsford Road Kenilworth.
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Wilson H. DeCamp
Pittsburgh
David R. DeCamp
Abbottsford Road
Kenilworth
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