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“Play Program to Start Next Week” from the June 4, 1937 Door County Advocate
Each week, the program for the following week will be published in local papers and on bul­letin boards at each playground.
“Invited to Visit Camp Murphy” from the July 21, 1916 Door County Democrat
Troop No. 1 are having a splendid time. A regular routine is being carried out, and there is fishing, swimming and all the sports that go to make up a…
“County Swim Classes Due” from the June 29, 1950 Door County Advocate
Classes will be held each morn­ing at one community and in the afternoon at another from Mon­day through Thursday.
“Beach, Playground Openings Successful” from the June 27, 1947 Door County Advocate
All projects in the city—the two beaches and the four playgrounds—opened officially Monday with supervised play offered children and grown-ups alike.
“Stage Is Set for Mammoth Ice Carnival This Sunday, Jan. 25” and “First Ice Carnival Thrills Hundreds” from the 1948 Door County Advocate
Highlighting the carnival, which is already assured of success by the interest shown locally, will be the figure skating exhibitions featuring J.D…
“Hundreds Attend City Aquatic Meet” from the September 6, 1929 Door County Advocate
The aquatic meet marked the of­ficial close of the swimming season at the beach, although the place will continue in use until cold weath­er. Frank…
“County families host inner city children” from the August 15, 1974 Door County Advocate
Learning about farms and riding horses and in return reaching new found friends how to play jacks and “city kids” games is part of what Operation…
“A well organized Girl Scout weekend at Cuesta” from the May 29, 1973 Door County Advocate
“A well organized Girl Scout weekend at Cuesta” from the May 29, 1973 Door County Advocate
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