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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1949

Page

3

Proviso Choir Set to Perform for PTA on Oct 27

Proviso High School choir, largest ever with 90 members, will open the year at the October 27 PTA meeting. The mixed group includes 47 boys and 43 girls under director Robert A. Davis. Key solos feature LaVerne Roberts and Arnold Anagnostopoulos.

Robert A. Davis Proviso Donna Paquette Shirley Gorr Gerry Lange Dolores Jacky Dolores Workman Mary Sue Wagoner Gloria Smith Vincent DeAngeles Arthur King Jay Dittus George Torrison George Harwell Dean Linton Arnold Anagnostopoulos Joe Sturino Noble Arkhanglesky Larson LaVerne Roberts Aschenbrenner Ole Moses Phargah Ringwald

Marines Establish Two New Chicago Reserve Units

Major Kenneth Dunkle and Major Bertram Menne are named commanding officers of the 1st Heavy Anti Aircraft Group and the 13th Signal Company as Chicago adds two Marine Reserve units at the new Reserve Training Center 500 W 36th St The force will recruit veterans and non veterans ages 17 to 32 with 2 regular Marines and 7 enlisted already assigned Each unit will train weekly two hours with the Signal Company on Tuesday and the Heavy AA Group on Wednesday The Heavy AA Group will include a headquarters and four 90 millimeter gun batteries and radar control

Kenneth Dunkle N. Leona Avenue Chicago Bertram L. Menne Western Avenue Park Forest Marine Corps Reserve Dunkle Menne 13Th Signal Company Marine Reserve Training Center W. 36Th Street Marine Reserve 9Th Infantry Navy Pier Marine Corps, Reserve Training Center Drexell Signal Company Sears, Roebuck & Co

Jewel Tea Co Sales Report Shows Gains in 1949 Periods

Retail sales for four weeks ending October 8 1949 reached 12 087 172 dollars up 7.0 percent from 1948. Forty weeks ended October 8 1949 totalled 126 802 888 dollars, a 10.5 percent rise from 114 736 568 a year earlier. Magnesium usage in population of Arizona noted for electroplating protection.

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Forest Park Honors Boys Director Pop Winchell

Villagers and YMCA members joined in a banquet at the Oak Park Y to honor Clarence E. Winchell known as Pop for completing 25 years as boys director. Rich tribute came from many Oak Park residents as Winchell reflected on his New York Bowery youth and early YMCA service.

Forest Park YMCA Association Clarence E Pop” Winchell Oak Park “Y Walter Bisterildt Marengo Pop Richard Benge Joe Bernard James Brettman William Brettman Denis Burnett Paul Cullison Thomas Deitman Wayne Doss Warry Grounds James Harmon Leon Henson Robert Hoffman Paul Johnson Michael Lambke Ralph Lind Robert Linker Vincent Margiotta Bob Marks Robert McCormick Dick McFeely Alan Rohloff Edward Wentland Glen Vogt Winchell New York Bowery New Rk Columbia University Hroohlyn Oak Park

Presidents Lunch Draws Big Crowd at Women's Club

Forest Park Women’s Club luncheon on Friday October 14 honored past presidents with nearly full attendance at the Park Administration building. Guest speakers included Garvin of the Chicago Boys Club, with student musicians Samuel Lombardo and Dennis Bergman.

Albert Roos Ruth Dvorak California Raron Gaden Henry Gitzel John MacGregor Mesdames Meyer McEwan Petersohn Scheafer Dimmett Friediey Erven Mesdames van Natter Shepard Hoffman Mehringer Hans Herbert Hoffman Mr. Garvin Chicago Boys Club Samuel Lombardo Dennis Bergman Lyle Siebert Charles Eck Eugene Eddy Arthur Quandt Edgar Marsden Frank Maach, Jr W. J. Vanek Shelley DeCosta Richard Schilling

For est Theatre Presents Two Musical Delights This Week

The Forest Theatre stages two of the season's best musical shows this week. On Wednesday and Thursday, November 2 and 3, audiences can enjoy performances from top acts and engaging musical numbers.

the Forest Theatre

Die Fledermaus and Technikowaky in Berlin Film Run

Two Berlin films feature German language with English titles. Die Fledermaus offers colorful Strauss waltzes while The Life and Loves of Technikowaky accompanies Tschaikowsky works including the Immortal Sixth Symphony and the Symphony Pathetique.

Johann Strauss Berlin Technikowaky Tschaikowsky

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