Army National Guard Pvt Geiersbach completes eight weeks training
Pvt Kenneth N Geiersbach son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Geiersbach 1432 S Elgin completed eight weeks of military police training under the Reserve Forces Act program at The Provost Marshal General School Fort Gordon Ga June 8 He is 24 a 1955 Proviso Township High School Maywood graduate and 1959 Northwestern University Evanston alum Eight weeks covered civil and military law teaffle contract map reading prisoner of war control and self defense.
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AHTNC
Army National Guard
Kenneth N. Geiersbach
Hugo Geiersbach
S. Elgin
Provost Marshal General School
Fort Gordon
Gelersbach
Proviso Township High School
Maywood
Northwestern University
Evanston
Cadets At Weekend Camp Forest Park Squadron Expansion
Cadets of the Forest Park Squadron of Civil Air Patrol expand program to educate youths in the Forest Park area. Aerospace minded youths are invited to attend meetings at the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center on Thursdays 7 to 9 30 in room 229. In loving memory of George W Bond who died June 28 1940. Mrs Anna Bond and Family.
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Parest Park
Civil Air Patrol
Hitnal Apple River Canyon
Pune
Wether Pratt
Gombe
Dirs
Algo
Forest Park
Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve ‘Training Center
George W. Bond
Grant Class 47 Seeks Classmates
The Grant White graduate class of 1947 plans a 15 year reunion and seeks several classmates. Names listed include Allan Park, Herman Gohtke, Rebel Crousi, John Kieliuski, Mary Kuerner, Joli Miller, Nancy Murray, Ariene Nelson Lee, Carol Burson, Joyce Rogers, Mary Jo Sudulean and Dolores Winters. Contact Charlene Schulte Ralmundt TE045 with any whereabouts.
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Grant White
Allan Park
Herman Gohtke
Rebel Crousi
John Kieliuski
Mary Kuerner
Joli Miller
Nancy Murray
Ariene Nelson Lee
Carol Burson
Joyce Rogers
Mary Josudulean
Dolores Winters
Cumbaet Charlene Schulte Ralmundt
Fred Most Strong In No hit Victory
First Savings men’s softball team extended their winning streak to seven with a 10-0 no hitter by Fred Most against Seno’s in Maywood league. Kad Frante homered and doubled as Most added two victories, aided by Augie Jacobs, Jed, and several others. Several injuries and upcoming tournament details noted. Forest Parkers and D L Top of Batavia games highlighted Most’s dominant pitching and Forest Park offense.
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First Savings
Fred Most
Seno
Kad "Bommer
Frante
Most
Augie Jacobs
Jed
Quaker City
Salings
Maywood
Eddie Dickey
Babe Darnell
Frantz
Jim Campbell
Forest Parkers
Batavia
Dickey
Campbel
Lavers
Don Kelly
Gus Trantham
Forest Park
al Jergens
Jim Collins
Tigers
Rockford
Prifay
No-hitter slips in Broncho loss to Norridge
McVickers and Adalfson failed to halt a Norridge bid as seven Broncho errors produced a 2 0 defeat. Sullivan Crema O'Connor Laibke Pytko and Sullivan Jr credited with Broncho hits while Adulfson relieved McVickers in the second inning. Starting hurler Bill Heart left with a leg hit after Oak Park game.
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McVickers
Adalfson
Norridge
Jain
Sullivan
Crema
O'Connor
Laibke
Pytko
Oak Park
Kleckner
Milebutter
Oberg
FioRite
Adulfson
Bill Heart
Legion Takes Pony Title
The American Legion Pony Leaguers won the first half title by defeating the Gas Bank fits 7. Legion scoring came in the first on a walk an infield out and a hit by Mike Rhode. Three more runes in the third on two walks and hits by Bill Farrell Leninger and Paul Jargstorf. Farrell homered for the winners.
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American Legion
Legions
Mike Rhode
Bill Farrell
Leninger
Paul Jargstorf
Farrell
Moose Down Police 4 3 In Thrilling First Half Finish
The Moose Lodge finished second in the first half as they beat the Police Team 4 to 3 in a tight game. Police struck first with hits from Bob Hemstreer and Jack Leisten, added two in the third on a Jisy Pociuk hit and Hemstreec’s triple, plus an infield out. Moose answered with a second inning homer by Mike Komos, a Larry Kollath hit, and two errors. The decisive moments came in the sixth on a Komos walk and Dennis Konkowski’s second double, with an attempted steal thwarted by an overthrow.
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Moose Lodge
Police
Bob Hemstreer
Jack Leisten
Jisy Pociuk
Hemstreec
Mouse
Mike Komos
Larry Kollath
Komos
Dennis Konkowski
Dennis
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