Kahler Heads Suburban League Board Reelected
Frederick A. Kahler dean of boys at New Trier High school was reelected chairman of the Suburban league board. The six member schools include New Trier Evanston Deerfield Morton Proviso and Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Kahler
New Trier High School
New Trier
Evanston
Deerfield
Morton
Proviso
Oak Park
William Wiebe
Morton High School
Wahler
K. Wiebte
Co AL Alae Connell
H. G. Pertz
TL. O Brien
A E. Carr
Oak Mark
Fresty Mans
Ad Provisea
Berger Family Returns After European Tour
Robert O Berger and his daughter return to 300 Kenilworth Avenue Benthyworth after two months abroad visiting Europe. They sailed July 13 on the Hamburg and resumed travel through Germany Switzerland France England before returning to America September 11 on the Resolute. Berger will enter Knox School for Girls Cooperstown NY while Jean Marx leaves Kenilworth for Boston to resume studies at Miss Wheelock's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Berger
Leaner
Kenilworth Avenue
Benthyworth
Europe
Mr. Derver
Eleanor
Hamburg
Germany
Switzerland
France
England
London
Marion McGrewor
Glencoe
Knox School
New York
Paris
Carl Korradays
Ivanston
Kenilworth
America
Resolute
Southampton
Patricia Symons Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Patricia Symons daughter of Mr and Mrs William Symons 1631 Washington street celebrated her fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon with a party for twenty four children Most guests were from her kindergarten class at the Howard school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Symons
William Symons
Washington Street
Howard School
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Kahler
Suburban League Board
N. T. Dean
Board of Control of Athletic Organization
Cothime Learte
Abn
Board of Control
Whursday
Robert Berger
Jean Marx
Essex Road
Boston
Miss Wheelock
Right Bros. & Stein
Dempster Street
Phone University
Wilmette
Winnetka
Red
Apples Civics
Cocrine
Prunes
Milani
Drake Ave
Chicago
Keystone
The
Meltzer School of Music
Edward J. Meltzer, A. B
Mus. B
Wilmette Avenue
Winnetka Community
University
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