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1. A group of seven men at an American Legion event - A 5 x 7 black and white photo of a group of seven men at an American Legion event all wearing Legion caps. Names on reverse: Tom Evert, Gil Lewis, Pete Toomey, Ken Wood, Bronson Gridley, Paul Robinson, Adolph Edgren.

   A group of seven men at an American Legion event

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. American Legion award winners - an article from the Lake Bluff Review dated June 10, 1965 showing a photo of Jane Zoller and Edmund Barnum receiving American Legion Awards from Bronson Gridley and AL Commander Kenneth Wood, while their parents watch.

   AmericanLegion Award Winners

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Bronson Gridley presents an award - A 5 x 7 black and white photo of Bronson Gridley, Vice Commander of the American Legion, handing an item to John Mould. Ken Wood and Alice Gridley are also present.

   Bronson Gridley presents an award

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Lake County Star - LAKE BLUFF CELEBRATES FOURTH WITH FUN TRAIL TREE GARDEN CLUB MEETS at the home of Mrs. Robert Kruecke of 306 East Sheridan Place. Mrs. Paul McAlister of the Garden Club was the critic of the arrangements.

   Lake County Star

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. Police Department Officer Photo - Police Department Officer Photo, includes: Front Row Left to Right: Clarence Beckstrom, Bruce Holmgren, Christrian J. Elfert, Harland Kinney, and Gunnar Swalgren Back Row Left to Right: H.M. Neale Dickinson, Helmth Piepenbrok, John Loftstrom, Kenneth Wood, Eugene Androtti, and Lawton Crosby

   Police Department Photo

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. The Lake Forester and Lake Forest News - The Lake Forester and Lake Forest News - BOYS AT ARDEN SHORE CELEBRATE HOLIDAYS AND ATTEND ICE REVUE Twelfth Night will mark another occasion for a party at Arden Shore. HOLD LAST RITES FRIDAY FOR MRS. W. A. SOMERS, EARLY LAKE BLUFF RESIDENT - Mrs. Somers and her husband were summer residents of Lake Bluff for 50 years on Ravine Avenue in the house now owned by Eugene Leherissey. The house, since remodeled, was known in the early days as the old spring house since there was a spring on that property which supplied the surround neighbors with drinking water. SERVICES HELD TUESDAY AT FORT SHERIDAN FOR MRS. RAYMOND HACK, who died in her home on Prospect Avenue. HOLD SERVICES SATURDAY FOR MRS. KATHERINE HOLVAY IN ST. MARY'S CHURCH. She lived on North Avenue SERVICES ARE HELD SATURDAY MORNING FOR ROBERT DOUGLAS, 83 of Moffett Road.

   The Lake Forester and Lake Forest News

   Record Type: Archive