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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1950
Page
2
Miss Mavie Zale of 886 Elgin will compete among 40 girls at the Rosary College horse show on May 1. Events include Individual Equitation and Beginners and Advanced, with pair events in both divisions at Pour Seasons stables in Norwood Park.
Red Cross seeks volunteers to serve as evening Gray Ladies at Veterans Administration hospitals including Hines. Women aged 71 to 55 with high school education are invited to train in a four-session course May 16 18 23 and 25 from 6 30 to 9 p m at Chicago Chapter HQ 529 S Wabash Ave. Enroll at Oak Park River Forest branch 128 S Marion St or Chicago HQ.
Over the past year more than a million people completed Red Cross courses in first aid accident prevention swimming and various horse and riding disciplines including Class Open Hunters Jumpers and Open Three Gaited.
A sewing tip column urges readers to replace pins with proper repairs. It stresses checking and mending seams hems and buttons, brushing and pressing clothes, and preparing summer outfits now. The piece ends with a plea to support the 1950 Red Cross fund drive.
The Oak Park Hospital auxiliary schedules the last dessert bridge of the year on Monday May 18 at 1 15 p m in the Auxiliary Recreation hall 1119 Madison Street Oak Park Members and friends are invited Mrs Ralph Sullivan chairs with co chair Mrs Gerald Stazio and a list of assisting members including Mrs Paul Arnal Mrs William Bailey Mrs Norman Bengsten Mrs Walter Callaghan Mrs Edward F Daly Mrs Vincent Gaul Mrs Thomas Pilkington Miss Ella Sheehan Mrs Joseph Sedaro Mrs Carroll Stuart Mrs Anthony Vincenti and Mrs Thomas Zarcome
Report notes additional missions and shared data improving life saving operations. Details remain sparse but indicate enhanced collaboration and extended reach for rescue efforts. Authorities emphasize ongoing updates and coordinated responses across agencies.
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