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1. An audio tape interview with Kenneth Masonick - In 1983 Catherine Shively interviewed several longtime Lake Bluff residents using an audio tape recorder. This interview is with Kenneth Masonick

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2. A silent movie created by Archie Bowen in 1934. - First of two silent movies created by George Bowen, AKA Archie Bowen. Bowen created American Legion films of Lake Bluff, Lake Forest, Waukegan, and New York between 1934 and 1937 and took photos of the Beach in the mid 1940s, both of have been digitized.

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3. A silent movie created by Archie Bowen in 1934. - Second of two silent movies created by George Bowen, AKA Archie Bowen. Bowen created American Legion films of Lake Bluff, Lake Forest, Waukegan, and New York between 1934 and 1937 and took photos of the Beach in the mid 1940s, both of have been digitized. The

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4. George A. Bowen - Black and White Photo of George A. Bowen, he was: Commander from 1933-1935 Sergeant at Arms in 1923 Adjutant & Finance Officer from 1926-1927 Adjutant from 1929-1930 and 1937-1938 Head of Membership from 1929-1933 Community Service from 1936-1937 Poppy Chairman in 1937 District Delegate or Alternate (5) Lake County Relief Delegate from 1935-1936 Head of Athletics from 1937-1938 Found on page 57 of the Official History of the Lake Bluff American Legion Post 510

   Photo 3047

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5. George Bowen - A 1933 article about President Herbert Hoover appointing postmasters in Lake County. George Bowen's term as postmaster expired the previous December. A 1934 article about Commander George Bowen of American Legion post 515 (later 510) attending the Illinois State convention held in Peoria. A 1942 World War Two registration card for Bowen, who was 47 years old, worked at Abbott Laboratories and lived at 218 East Sheridan Place. Bowen had created American Legion films of Lake Bluff, Lake Forest, Waukegan, and New York in 1934 and took photos of the Beach in the mid 1940s, all are digital. Bowen was often referred to as Archie Bowen, using his middle name instead of George. Contents of what is on the 16 mm film reel he shot in 1934.

   George Bowen

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6. Lake Forest News - Lake Forest News - A petition by George McKinlock for the removal of a pair of stone gates at the entrance of his driveway was denied by the Park board. Lake Bluff post office is seeking a new postmaster. the current position is held by George Bowen. Lake Bluff Events - who is visiting or hosting parties : Elvajean Hall, daughter of Reverend and Mrs. Nelson Hall of Prospect Avenue Reverend Harris Beck, pastor of Grace Methodist Church Eleanor Joyce of Prospect Avenue had a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Franklin Patterson, Jr. Robert Loomis of 412 East Center Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vliet of Prospect Avenue Luella Attridge of Sheridan Place Mrs. Frederick Seacord of Prospect Avenue DeWitt Witherstine of Center Avenue Mrs. Charles Cawthorne of Center Avenue Homer Kastrup of Center Avenue Henry Linneen of Center Avenue George Illich of Scranton Avenue Church Notes Also included two and a half page listing of Lake Bluff citizens who owe the Special Assessment fee

   Lake Forest News

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