Grant Park stadium to host Chicago Roundup and rodeo
The new 75,000 seat Grant Park stadium near Field Museum will be the setting for Chicago’s August 15 roundup and world’s championship rodeo under the Association of Commerce. Tex Austin directs, with $30,000 in cash prizes and a lineup of buckaroos, cowgirls, and steer bulldoggers bound to draw buyers and tourists from across the country and beyond.
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Lake Front
Chicago
Association of Commerce
Grant Park Stadium
Field Museum
Chicago Plan Commission
Roosevelt
Masterson
Remington
America
Doubleday
Cheyenne
Pendleton
Middle West
Calgary
Sonora
Australia
Tex” Austin
Tex
Austin
Wembley
England
Greenwood Brevities Picnic at Opequon Creek
A pleasant picnic supper at Opequon Creek brought together many local residents and visitors. Attendees included Edward Pope and family, Harold Pope family, G. S. Newcome of Lenore, Carper family, L. F. Caldwell party, Andrew Dix and relatives, Patricia Meadows, Amy Johns of Washington, Loretta O Connell and Blackford of Pittsburgh, and others from Winchester Kernstown and nearby areas. Several returned home after visits to Pennsylvania and New Berlin.
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Greenwood
Opequon Creek
Mia
Edward Pope
Vernon
Harold Pope
Dorothy
Zella
Grant
Harry Anderson
Margaret
Gladys
Here
G. S. Newcome
Lenore
Esten Carper
Walter and
Esten, Jry
Carper’s Valley
L. F. Caldwell
William
Kernstown
Andrew Dix
Winchester
Patricia Meadows
Harpers Ferry
Anna O'Connell
William Bentzell
Amy Johns
Washington
Emma Knight
Pennsylvania
Mary Wilson Boyer
New Berlin
Wonderly
Loretta O'Connell
Mr. Blackford
Pittsburgh
J. D. O’connell
Rosenberger Brevities Brief social visits noted
Rosenberger Virginia August 19. Mr Anthony Schuter and Mr and Mrs Rogers of Sedan West Virginia visited Sunday with J B Snapp and family. Mrs Ida Good and Miss Lora Good of Winchester spent the day with Guy Frye and family. Miss Olga Lingenmeyer Field secretary of the Luther League of Virginia Synod guests of Miss.
Rosenberger Family Visitors Return Home After Stay
Rev and Mrs J H Richard of Rural Retreat visited. Mrs Ida Good and Miss Lora Ge returned home after visiting relatives and friends here. Mr C M Rosenberger and Mr Bill Clayton Brill were seen locally. Name fragments indicate a Monday departure and several local visitors.
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Fietta Rosenberger
J. H. Richard
C. M. Rosenberger
Ida Good
Lora Ge
Inch Ter
Clayton R Bill
J. W. Brill
Cook Recreation Park Opens for Twentieth Century Fun
Cook Recreation Park offers swimming and dancing on Tuesday and Friday nights with light music and lunches. Reservations available for light picnics dances and Sunday school picnics. Basket Picnic all day on Labor Day September 7 at Millwood Road near Opequon Bridge.
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Millwood Road
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