Stevenson School Pupils Earn High Spelling Midyear Honors
Pupils Shirley Branson Charles Kline Lestir Ann Negels Robert Rankin Tamas Mausino Mary Hunter and many others achieved high spelling marks. The class also read poems and stories with several students cited for specific works. Ethel Mills remains absent. La Verne Boltz Shirley Ginter Constantine Friar and William Stevens report no absences or tardies so far this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field-Stevenson School
Shirley Branson
Charles Kline
Lestir Ann Negels
Robert Rankin
Tamas Mausino
Mary Hunter
Fly Niossau
Margaret Leitch
Marion Mathisckhardt Kayser
Margaret O'Reilly
Maxine Lavine
Marie Kurth
Robert Wellner
Vivian Varden
Esther Albrecht
Ames Dercy
Dorothy Gemkow
Kandeat
Marilyn Lebovitz
Mildred Ptolemy
Mary Rogers
Ethel Mills
la Verne Boltz
Shirley Ginter
Constantine Friar
William Stevens
Grant-White School Grade 2 Reading Honors and Roles
Students at Grant-White School Grade 2 study American Heroes in reading and display portraits. A wagon and two horses are brought by Warren Ros with several students contributing. Various class roles are elected including captains, treasurer, and secretary as February activities unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Odward Trebonsky
Ste Lukes School
Swansen
Masa
Turner
Garfield School Third Grade Art Displays Pottery Pictures
Albert Hahn moved to St Bernardines school. In grade 3 the class drew pictures of Indian pottery for art and the pupils’ works are shown in the room and in the library corner. Names include Milton Gades William Hawkins Levy Wrageemeyer Kent Wistrate Theodore Wang James Tryner Loretta Reda Gloria Hach Patricia Cneas Verna Beth Mangan Jeanne Burren displayed for Joan of Arc and The Poppy Seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Albert Hahn
St Bernardines
Milton Gades
William Hawkins
Levy Wrageemeyer
Kent Wistrate
Theodore Wang
James Tryner
Loretta Reda
Gloria Hach
Patricia Cneas
Verna Beth Mangan
Joan of Arc
Jeanne Burren
Betsy Ross School Third Grade and Sixth Grade Highlights
Dick Byars crafted an igloo from clay and Delwyn Marousek worked on an Eskimo sled as third graders study Indians, multiplication, and tales like the Three Billy Goats. Fourth graders display ships while sixth graders paint reading and history illustrations. several pupils are listed as having art on the board and as never absent or tardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross
Dick Byars
Delwyn Marousek
Dolores Jelinek
Miss Felland
Richard Loomis
Dolores Mucusuceno
Louise Blackwelder
Shirley Lawson
August Henna
Mack
Vinla ‘Taylor
Henry Westerhoff
Laurette William
Frank Mack
Tom Sawyer
Misa Clarais
Charles Mayer
Salvatore Pedi
Paul Rusch
Laig Meridt
Dolores Buensucese
Katherine Santoro
Jean Kalinowski
Thanks a Million Comes to Forest Theater Sunday
Soundtrack and performers assemble for the 20th Century Fox musical Thanks a Million at Forest Theater. Dirk Powell and Ann Dvorak lead romantic plots with Fred Allen Patsy Kelly and Raymond Walden in key supporting roles. Roy Del Ruth directs this screen comedy featuring songs by Gow Khan and Arthur Jahrsten and a comic spree through a touring show within the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Oforak
Dick Powell
Patsy Kelly
Darryl F. Zanuck
Sage
Screen
Air
Sinsters
Nhew
The
Forest Theater
Dirk Powell
Ann Dvorak
Ford Allen
Want Whiteman
Ramona
Rulanalf
Pasty Kelly
Nunnally Johnson
Mantesa Malti
Woowell
Mass Dvorak
Seeely
Raymond Wallhen
Alan Dipelart
Renny Gaker
Wher Siffers
Fred Allen
Stone
Roy del Ruth
Fire Department and Police Report from Forest Park
Fire chief Prics notes continued fires during the sub zero spell. Only calls were at a Hardin bone site and a suspected burning auto near Circle and Madison streets with a pair of overalls under the hood. Police logged two automobile accidents including a Sand pale hit at Lathrop and Brews, and a sedan stolen and found frozen on Roosevelt Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prics
Forest Park
Fie
Hardin Bone
Soryan Page
Circle
Madisin
Natice
John Corr
Lathrop
Brews Street
Marlisuny
Zinmerman
Man From Adjoining State Hired At Can Plant
A man from a neighboring state sought work at a canning plant and was hired after asking about pay. The foreman offered thirty two and a half cents an hour, prompting the worker to note he had left a job paying forty cents a day, and question why he accepted the lower rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sater
Erestfallen
Ugard
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Carmel Trapenese
Mary Ann Darichy
Nuncy Lentine
Harold Thompswny
Lew Pusateri
Patricia Fennigan
Arthur Hesy
Coco the
Goat
Grant-White
Harold Meissinger
Police and Fire Department
S. L. Frank
Grace
Grace Alley
Chicago Metropole Hall
Free Soil
Illinois
Forest Theatre
Madison St. and
Desplaines Ave
Forest Park, Ill
Matinee Daily
Q’shaughnessy
Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper
Spanky McFarland
Paul Whiteman
Rubinoff
Watch
Devil's Island
Victor Jory
Florence Rice
Norman Foster
Dr. Socrates
Paul Muni
Barton MacLane
Robert Barret
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