Forest Park Public Schools Band Concert Program May 1938
The Forest Park Public Schools announce its first annual band concerts on Thursday May 26 in Curtis Auditorium and Friday May 27 in Grant White auditorium for adults with two tickets per pupil. Pupils from Field Stevenson Betsy Boss and Grant White Garfield will perform at Curtis on Friday May 20 and 2:30 p.m. Monday May 23 1938 respectively. Sixty six members form the band led by Samuel Mage with instrumental classes started last October. The program includes Dutch Choral, Waltzes, Polkas, Clarinet pieces, Lightly Row, Ayo, Bosebull Waltz and more.
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Forest Park Public
Curtis Auditrium
Grant-White
Jxipity
Pups
Field
Stevenson
Betsy Boss
Curtis Anitorim
Grant White
Garfield
Samuel Mage
Band The Pupils and Their Instruments List
A historical band roster lists pupils and the instruments they play, including CORNETS Edward Boorman Albert Lustoff Peter Kallas Robert Dimmett Dolores Felinek Harry Krieger Robert Abate Arthur Olsen Dale Kramer Kurt Berliner UL Leu Pusateri Sam Hunter Eugene Vlerni Stanfard J James Skaritay Harry Caruso Charles Maree Wil Neck Teuere Collis John Lerli Charles Salvatori Virginia Rubinsoty William Klugge Gladys Williams Doris Tamer Ted Herstrom Glen Krieg Howard Daunce Willian Reiehel Peter Lentine Arthur Carlaou Hilly Jade Alfred Holland Martina Nolan Howard Jacobs Carl Gelin Richard Byars Joger Krieg Tar Verge Man Sisson Frank Onorate AXOPHONES Lilla Flight June Price Dolores Buensucesy Edward Willett Donald Schumann Theodore Maas TROMBONE Gordon Ta John Paul Buddy Simpson Leroy Brugpemeyer FLUTE Robert Marsden METLOPHONE Edward Eseuehianny BARIEUONE Fricke Gore Shieldd Ted DeLuca TURA Bob Hoover Ray Verkner DRUM Gilbert Flight James Derry Jub Prinke Jacke Rogas Dunoht Pender Robert Raditz Mary Low Jub Wier ylor
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Cornets
Edward Boorman
Albert Lustoff
Peter Kallas
Robert Dimmett
Dolores Felinek
Harry Krieger
Robert Abate
Arthur Olsen
Dale Kramer
Kurt Berliner
Leu Pusateri
Sam
Hunter
Eugene Vlerni
Stanfard J
James Skaritay
Harry Caruso
Charles Maree Wilneck Teuere
Collis
John Lerli
Charles Salvatori
Virginia Rubinsoty
William Klugge
Gladys Williams
Doris Tamer
Ted Herstrom
Glen Krieg
Howard Daucke
Willian Reiehel
Peter Lentine
Arthur Carlaou
Hilly Jade
Alfred Holland
Martina Nolan
Howard Jacobs
Carl Gelin
Richard Byars
Joger Kriegel
Tar Vergene Man Sisson
Frank Onorate
Lilla Flight
June Price
Dolores Buensucesy
Edward Willett
Donald Schumann
Theodore Maas
Gordon Ta
John Paul
Buddy Simpson
Leroy Brugpemeyer
Robert Marsden
Edward Eseuehianny Barieuone
Fricke
Gore Shieldd
Ted DeLuca Tura
Bob Hoover
Ray Verkner Drum
Gilbert Flight
James
Derry J
Jub Prinke
Jacke Rogas
Dunoht Pender
Robert Raditz
Mary Low Richard
Jub Wier Ylor
Poppy Drive Encourages Help for Veterans and Families
A brief notice urges everyone to wear a poppy and contribute to veterans and their children through the drive. The call to action highlights the fundraiser taking place Monday, May 23, inviting public participation and support.
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Eryone
Meeting for Girl Horse-riders With Recreation Director
All female horseback enthusiasts are asked to meet with Sara Peyton recreation director Thursday evening May 26 in the recreation room at Field-Stevenson school 925 Beloit avenue sharp. The group plans a second riding division for Forest Park Riding club as the original twenty five members who ride weekly mark its one year. A Wednesday May 25 meeting will adjust schedules to daylight time and the new group will include adults. A class for grade school children opens June first under the director with girls camp and physical education experience.
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Sara Peyton
Field-Stevenson School
Beloit Avenue
Plang
Forest Park Riding Club
Soul and Body Christian Science Theme at Oak Park church
First Church of Christ Scientist Oak Park Illinois announces services Sundays at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m with subject Soul and Body Sunday school sessions during church services Wednesday evening meetings at 8 p m Reading Room 719 South Boulevard open weekdays 9 a m to 9 p m Wednesdays 9 a m to 7 45 p m and 9 to 9 30 p m Sundays and holidays 1 to 6 p m broadcast of Christian Science Churches and Societies of Illinois weekdays 7 30 to 7 45 a m
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Oak Park
Illinois
Oak Park Avenue
Ontario Street
South Boulevard
Wedngsday
Lil Theater Nabs Heroes of Alamo and Reckless Living Show
Lil Theatre presents Heroes of the Alamo starring Nan Grey and Robert Wilcox with a Texas liberation theme centered on the Alamo. Also screens Reckless Living with Nan Grey, Robert Wilcox, Jimmie Savo, and Frank Jenks featuring a modern youth backdrop.
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West Side
Lil
Col
James Nowie
Howie Knife
William B.travis Cammander
Santa Anna
Alamo
Nan Grey
Robert Wilcox
Jimmie Savo
Frank —Jenk
Robert Willcox
William Cundigan
Heroes of the Alamo at Lil Theater Next Sunday
The Lil Theater presents Heroes of the Alamo depicting the siege and fall of the Texan garrison with emphasis on bravery. A period style production runs next Sunday May 22, highlighting historical figures and events.
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the Alamo
Lil Theater
Better Government Party Meeting in Forest Park
The Better Government Party of Forest Park will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Capitol building 7520 Madison Street on May 27 at 8 p.m. Attendees will meet the new officers and enjoy promised entertainment while socializing after the event.
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A. G
Forest
Park
Capitol Building
Madison Street
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Dutch Chorale
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Tha
Aea
My Buddy
Charles Mayer
James Skarda
Hartley
Her Howard
Laxeke
Wiliam Reichel
Feel Hedstrom d
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Barnhy
Stanford Jorgunson
Dulores Buensuceso
A-B-C. Sung
Lightly Row
Marilyn Nolan
Alfred Tolland
Howard Jacob Ds
A. Bosebull
Majes
Marel Er Herming
Ayo
Clarinetarlson
Gladys Wilden Krieg
Doris Hamer
Fluerette
Woodbury
Milward Boorman
Carl Guteth
Bill Jueds
Gordon Taylor
Theodore Maits
Donald Schuequitt
Hymy
Bohdan
the Forest Theater
Cary Grant
Katherine Hepburn
May Robson
Asta
Forgat Theater
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