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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1937
Page
3
Victor McLaglen stars with Peter Lorre noted as Europe’s chamber of horrors, June Lang, and rising male star Robert Kent. Spinno Saturday Evening offers a $100 prize if solved in eight turns with $40 cash prizes guaranteed.
A romance tagged as personal property presents Gorgeous Jean as Bob's new sweetheart in a playful tale of love and dreams. Directed by W. S. Van Dyke famed for San Francisco and After the Thin Man. Attend Sunday Monday or Tuesday for eligibility in the Tuesday Bank Award.
The 33rd Tank Company advertises vacancies and invites enlistments by May 31 at Maywood Armory. Members drill one night weekly and attend camp with pay. The unit notes new machine guns a fast tank and updated uniforms in the recruitment notice.
The Junior Woman's Club installed new officers on Monday May 24 at the Forest Park clubhouse. President Ruth Schulze led a candlelit ceremony with guests from Hollywood Junior Woman's Club and district officials. A varied program featured reports, music, and thanks to sponsors, followed by a dessert buffet and invitations to a future club event.
The Forest Park Legion naires lost 9 to 2 to their rivals the Merchants in a Sunday game. Dick Fowler started for the Legion, relieved by Dale Williams, and Bill Graf Provisy tops as winning pitcher. Corona and Murphy each had two hits for the Merchants, while Grose and Legion’s Murphy also contributed two hits. The Legionnaires prep for the upcoming American Legion tournament in about three weeks with more Sunday games to come.
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