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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1938

Page

2

Betsy-Ro3ss Playground Doll Show Winners

The annual doll and lantern show was held Friday night despite rain and mud. Top dolls were Anna May Oswald for largest, Delnres Pye for smallest, Mary Katherine Oswald best dressed, Loretta Wiley prettiest, Donna Grice Parichy character doll, Jean Brazla oldest dryll. Winners: First Fred V. 12nd, Jean Aranda third, Peggy Shaw. Mentions a Senior Toys ball team defeat and a trip to Ye Aquabant plus week’s activities.

Ray Luch Anna May Oswald Elgin Avenue Delnres Pye Tlarlem Avenue Hest Mary Katherine Oswald Loretta Wiley Blain Avenue Donna Grice Parichy Dryll

Grant-White Playground event highlights community dolls and lanterns

Agnes Mac Marsh describes a Grant-White Playground evening featuring a mother baby show with prizes for largest and smallest dolls, most attractive outfits, and a lantern parade. Judges praised Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs as original, with other notable designs and honorable mentions among children and families.

Grant-White Playground Agnes Mac Marsh Lucile Primuth Marilyn Hernbroth Mostattr Odedt Galeen Schnitz Sara Jane Hraly Leslie Carnes Seven Dwarfs Ruth Litke Robert Urown Henry Wentrnd

Handicraft Exhibit Returns With Lantern Parade Display

Missed hits timing prompts a repeat lantern parade display at the handicraft exhibit on August. Judges listed include Mrs Pat Neily and Mrs Hannemann among others, with additional names such as Mrs Sebuliz noted.

Pat Neily Hannemann Sebuliz

Garfield Playground Lantern and Doll Contests Highlight Evening

Fred Beleke notes Garfield Playground activities with crafts classes every Tue Wed Fri 2 to 4 pm. Prizes awarded in lantern and doll contests judged by Mr and Mrs McGirk and Mr Birger. Featured winners include Vera Bacon Lorraine Hopper Audrey Slowman Marilyn Peterson and Dorothy Whickman. Also announces trips to Acquarium and Field Museum with Stock Yards excursion on August 2 and July 28 trip registration opens.

Dorothy Whickman Sonny Koller Milton Gade Mrs. McGirk Thomas Street Birger Marengo Avenue Tollowa Vera Bacon Lorraine Hopper Audrey Slowman Marilyn Peterson Harry Acquarium and Field Aseum Stock Yards Mathers Dads

Twi Light League Baseball Standing

A casual note on the Twi Light League standings notes that some people show indifference while others worry about outcomes, reflecting a common attitude toward league results and their impact on fans.

Twi

Fashion Notes Dress Trends on Screen Stars and Stars

Toni Massey wears turquoise suede two piece with a short sleeve blouse and circular skirt under a belted full length coat. Dolly Trey designed a brown leather jacket for Myrna Loy in Too Hot to Handle. Joan Crawford recent night features a red satin jacket with white organdy skirt. Margeret Sullavan appears in a white velvet coat with long fitted sleeves and flared skirt.

Toni Massey Garate Dolly Trey Myrna Loy Metro Goldwyn - Mayer Joan Crawford Homlina Rita Johnson Miss Johnson Margeret Sullavan

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