Evanston Pioneered Major Radio Plant Under McMurdo Silver
McMurdo Silver, 27, president of Silver Marshall Inc, built a small Evanston lab in a Demster Street garage, then expanded to a Chicago plant on West Jackson Boulevard. His firm grew with demand for radio parts and screen grid tech, planning a full radio set production in a 100000 square foot third factory turning out two thousand sets daily. Miss Eldora Hopkins and Miss Helen Hutchens depart from Chicago to attend the University of Arizona in Tucson.
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Evanston
McMurdo Silver
Silver-Marshall, Inc
Young Silver
North Shore
Demster Street
Asbury Avenue
Silver
Warage
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Ingland
Naime
A. C
Eldora E. Hopkins
Greenwood Avenue
Helen L. Hutchens
Elmwood Avenue
Golden State Limited
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Wilmette Residents Return From West Motor Tour
Robert Biesemeier and his daughter Miss Agnes and Miss Betty completed a six week motor tour of the West. They visited the Black Hills Yellowstone Park Mount Rainier Crater Lake and Yosemite and stayed with relatives in Berkeley and Modesto. They arrived in Wilmette last week and resumed work at New Trier High School. Agnes teaches dancing while Robert is superintendent of manual training and Betty begins junior year at Northwestern University.
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Robert Biesemeier
Miss Agnes
Miss Betty
West
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Mount Rainier
Crater Lake
Yosemite
California
Berkeley
Modesto
Salt Lake City
Denver
Wilmette
Mr. Biesemier
New Trier High School
Betty Biesemeier
Northwestern University
Johnsons complete 3400 mile Yellowstone motor trip
Mr and Mrs J O Johnson of 1515 Spencer Avenue and their sons returned from a four week motor trip to Yellowstone Park. They were accompanied by Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs G R Friesenberg of Moline Illinois. The journey covered about 3400 miles.
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J. O. Johnson
Spencer Avenue
Yellowstone Park
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Charter House
Hub
Henry C. Lytton & Sons
State and Jackson
Orrington and Church