Proviso High 1920 Graduation Commencement Set
Proviso High School prepares for its largest graduating class with eighty nine seniors. Commencement will be held June 10 at 8 p m in the Wroviina High School Auditorium with Davia, DD, delivering the address. Diplomas will be awarded by Board of Education secretary Booger. Notable graduates and achievements are listed, including theater, scholarship, and athletic distinctions. A post-graduation alumni banquet and dance follow on June 12 in the Township High School gym.
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Frogido Townatin High
Mii
Ines Oilers
Webster Danlevy
Genseavieyo Wan
Clarence Bhelian
Trewurer
Edythe Clancy
Vrovian
Misa Bess Baker
He cl
Trovide
Sieceay Fh
Secon
Ryans
Joyaix
Burgoyne
Sheldon
Alehall
Wianusch
Donlevy
Bhat
Ciied
Wrovino High School
Oxzory
Davia, DD
Theological Seminary
Chteuxo University
Santa
John Ferguson Sheldon
Clarence Smith
Helen E. Sorensen
Dorothea Oling Sterzik
Willam G
Thoume
Evelyn Verona Prior
Paul Wiliam
Ticker
Harry ‘Bellwood
Turney
Lenny Mildred Wagner
Lenore
BM. . Warner
George Fiward, Jr. Warning
Max Theodora Watson
Lugita Marie Wiedtwach
Marlin
John Wilson
Mary
Genevieve Fievel
Herman Walter
Zit
Pour
Well Ae
Trovian
Aluumni Paaéciution
Clana
Picnic Day Planned for Students Next Thursday
A school picnic is set for next Thursday with a parade starting at Eugene Field, passing Garfield and Grant schools, and ending at Madison Street. A morning program includes swings and rides, with a breakfast at 8 o'clock on Circle Avenue. Admission is free for children and tickets cost Fifty cents each for adults. police and fire departments will participate.
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Ievke
Achoogl
Fess
Mythont
Eugene Field
Garfield School
Grant School
Dowte Circle Avenue
Madison
Madiaonto Tha Kove
Iinge Camels
Polles Ani Fire Departments
Adulla
SS Centy
Amusement Park Hosts Three Big Days This Week
Amusement park enjoys three big days this week with crowds for the new ride Over the Alps. The Dip and Leap safety stunt drew heavy attendance while shoppers carried groceries home. The ballroom was packed for dinner day as jazz and a new hatt hop orchestra feature Bill Doody performs starting Saturday.
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Haturay
Murial
Apmunpement Park
Alps
Max Goldatlun
Tt Impos
Tilph O'btara
Jazz Hoya
Bill Doody
Obiceye
Me. Doody
Commissioners in Weekly Session in Forest Park
Village council holds a June session amid crowd of prominent residents and attorneys. Agenda covers opening Beloit avenue, gas service disputes, and a plan for nigh restrictions. health reports show eight May deaths and births, with a proposed 17 003.75 budget for 1920 21. Parade invitation for the June 10 town event noted, amid adjournment dissatisfaction.
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Liie Dulage
Broxton
T ‘Ae Broxtam Dairy Compres
Mike Lilach
Hows Mill
Board of Local Improvements
Beloit Avenue
Kilngler
Huttman
Yorlong
Achoo
Thoraday
Alimudy
Manta
Cloyes
Tno
Pathat
Paplic Service Company
Dov Carstens
Ls Wiel
Mage Fathers
Cnmmiodoner
Michalsky
Hlm
Merry Zahn
Forest Park
Pietwch Uhle
Hann Copten
Adourn
Obituary of Charles Harry Ray Sr Forest Park resident
Charles Anery Tay, a former Wisconsin Central conductor born January 28, 1868 in Terre Haute Indiana, died Sunday May 30 after illness. Survived by widow and son Charles Harrys Jr. Funeral at residence conducted by Rev A B Saunders. Interment Forest Home. Also Edward infant son died May 20. Funeral May 21 officiated by Rev Gustav Groshlund. Interment Concoria. Library board elected officers Ira Dean Lowell president Harry Gaden secretary treasurer. installed at July meeting.
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Charles Harry Ray
Charles Anery Tay
Cirete Avenue
Forest Park
Mahone
Charles Ray
Terre Yente
Ind
Boo
Wisconsin Central
Charles Harrys, Jr
Tip
A. B. Saunders
Community Methodist
Community Methodist Churtch Afftelating
Forest Homa
Wbrary Board
Ira Dean Lowell
Ait Harry Gaden
Appreciation for Forest Park veterans at Decoration Day
The Litdies of St Pauls Lathoran thank donors and volunteers including the Forest Park Post Ameri can Legion and its leaders for a prime ceremony on Ak e bridge. Family members, The American Legion flag, taps, and flowers honored fallen servicemen as schoolchildren decorated graves. The article recalls Decoration Day gratitude and urges continued support from officials and local business leaders.
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Foxett Park
Ten Ao
Colpra
Harrison Treat
G. F, Browning
Forest Park honors American Legion Memorial Day observances
Forest Park commemorated Memorial Day with a Sunday memorial service at Circle Theater led by Rev. Frank Milnes and a Monday parade ending at the Dowpleines River bridge. Veterans, schoolchildren, and local officials joined in moving tributes, speeches by Judge Seymour and Col. St Brinkerhoff, and a rifle volley with taps.
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Wenury
Mark
Forest Park
Both &Y
Maron
Milnes
American Legion
Louige Wallersiaueen
Feyderatto
Mins Kithershy Schuster
A.B. Saundery
Aleriea
Ley. Saunders
Ue Bridge
Leyton
Waldheim
Forest Home
Ihayies Phillipy
S. Grant Poot
Chicago
David Maloney
Walter Young
Madison Street
F. W. Seymour
Twenty Secong Wisconsin
Wilch Hine
Wilbur Castrewan
France
Hoya
T. B. Roberts
America
7 St. Brinkerhoff
Club Women Hear Russian Artist Talk at Lakeview
Club Women listened to A Polokof of the Mus alin ANT Shop recounting a dramatic exile story and political observations after a Russian talk. The audience included WHHL members and local hosts served refreshments. plan for spring luncheon and theater party were announced. The next meeting is at the Community Club House on Friday afternoon June 11 with Helen Gleave, Ellenbeth Jennings, and Anna Butz as hostesses.
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A. Polokof
Musalin
Lakeview
Ieago
Ain
Aiericina
Pounante Fe
Wwe Toyettion
Dilx Art
Speata Ax
Tie Wue Teswon
Boloko
Volshavinnite
Tunnta
Bis
Willie
United States
Lowerent
Mun Roorav
Lilian Solyeter
Alin Young
Cominlte
Mendasves
Helen Vrothe
Colis Josaux Iil
W. Cantig Tuam
Communnity Club
Local School Chronicle of Graduation and Anecdotes
Sixty four eighth graders graduate with the Foreat Work program, under conductor Abba Loule Walterstiniken and director Katherine Schuweer. A varied program features Christian colors and a civic dedication, while a misadventure at Garfield School ends with a broken window and a joking remark from Doc Mech.
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Comine Baepelvedgt
Hirtyfour
Abba Loule Walterstiniken
Katherine Schuweer
Chile
Clarence Howler
Tama
Helin
Uwe
Bhower Wey
Wil Grail
Ritter
Bays
Doc
Metso
Bryant Keleh
Mr. Welch
Bispica
Teath
Mech
Nudie Hurkert’'s
Mr. Djech
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O. G. Clus
Melrose Park
Irene Young
Broadway
Mekoag Park
Ub Ia
Mambera
Provisa Townvhig ‘High School
Forvet Park
Herd
Edward Wolf
Edward
Sinstity Wolf
Mudivon Treet
Pheumonia
Mev
Gustav Groshlund
St. Paul's
Amerigan Legion
Inetweek
Charlon Burk
Tacohn Joseph Mercurie
Prient
Jodie Trudolph Cork Trueha Séverlotta Kporhery
Daniel Stange Jimeph
Schiwebe
Havert
Aenk
Josephine Ausolone
Mary Bakee
Lydia Weer _ LMD
Barnett Evelyn Cumyhel
Redo
Handen
Myrtle Heileman
Myrtle Jacknow
Aduling
Ketter Wihel
Kelly Teanle, Keer
Antonettia Laine
Margaret Wexton
Florence Neer
Behoot
Kathleen Crowe
Norah Dewey
Dorothy Krawits
Trene Lengyet
Angeline Lawean
Lamm Misch
Adeline Spanhaltenox
Slefert Margure, Tracy
Nellie Watts
Lenior Hadger Jobe Caw Wallivée Herrin Wenry Lenka Lau Verne Lilly Toul Moore
Frank Sortino
Eorge Wallrodt
Moun Walters
Garfield
Bernard Cufin
Arthur Jahe Duiew
MeFielois Nowatz Frederick Hove Laws Koeldner
Walter, ‘Mlekel
Aube Bueliner
Melan Burkert
Uth Cunrington
Fanny Gilileson
Evelyn
Gold Dutlonon Gratlonwkt
Vera Hanning Liten
Wirtide Ulendor Kruger
Margaret Seach
Mary Harding
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