Related Records

1. A black and white cover of a 1966 appointment calendar with a picture of the Lake Bluff Pharmacy on the cover. The Pharmacy was owned by Howard Wilms and was located at 100 East Scranton Avenue.

   Lake Bluff Pharmacy

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Chautauqua Handouts - Chautauqua Institution Week Four Program Guide, July 29-25, 1988. Handout out detailing events and classes the Chautauqua Institution was hosting. Chautauquan Accommodations Directory and Program Calendar, dated 1991, gives names and address for accommodations in the area for those coming to Summer Programs. The Program Calendar lists all the envents for the Summer Program June 23-Aug 24. Included is the envelope the documents were sent in. Cobblestone: The History Magazine for Young People, July 1984. The Children's history magazine, this edition features the Chautauqua Story. Brief History of Martha's Vineyard, published by the Camp Meeting Association in April, 1956. A series of postcards of different locations around Martha's Vineyard Campground.

   Doc 144

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. League of Women Voters Calendar - A handmade calendar used to plan out the events for the League. Only has a few reoccurring events on the side listed such as: Park Board Meeting School Board Meeting (Elementary) School Board Meeting (High School) Village Board Meeting Planning Committee It also contains the Names of certain member on certain days, for possibly hosting events at their homes.

   Doc 124

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. Robert McClory - A pamphlet titled Welcome to Washington: A Guide for My Constituents, provided by Robert McClory, Illinois Representative to Congress. Also, a single page folded, being a Tribute to Robert McClory by Dr. Henry Kissinger, dated July 14, 1978 with a list of donors on reverse. Other miscellaneous pamphlets and a campaign donor envelope. And a 2 x 2.5 inch 1968 calendar with a photo of McClory on the reverse.Robert McClory (1908-1988) served as a US Congressman for 10 terms from 1962-76 and was a key figure in the Watergate impeachment proceeding against Richard Nixon. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1928 and from Chicago–Kent College of Law in 1932. He practiced law in state and federal courts in Cook County and Lake County. From 1933–1937 he served in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. In Lake Bluff McClory lived on Prospect Avenue, was a long-time Boy Scout leader of Lake Bluff troop 42 and served as village attorney. (LBHM website)

   Robert McClory and Henry Kissinger

   Record Type: Archive