Excerpt from Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal, Vol. 34: February 1937
We cannot stress too much the summer climate Of Cleveland. For you brothers who live in the southern states, I know it will be a pleasure to plan to take a trip north this summer and enjoy the cool breezes of Lake Erie. Cleveland is also located in about the center of Sigma Phi Epsilon population and we expect the largest attendance to date.
Plan your vacation now, if you are out of college and in business, for the first half of September, and arrange your vacation trip so that it will include Cleveland and the Sig Ep Conclave. If you are still in college, arrange to come by Cleveland to attend the conclave on your way back to College. Most of the schools Open the first half Of September and this would be a very pleasant way for you to end the summer vacation. For the Sig Eps who might be on a honeymoon, keep in mind that Cleveland is not very far from Niagara Falls and you can. Stop on your way to or from Niagara Falls and include Cleveland In your honeymoon trip.
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