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on Dec/31/2010 at 00:59
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[Roseland Golden Years web site]
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[Roseland "Gab" Chat area.]
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on Dec/30/2010 at 00:59
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I would like to encourage all who visit here to register, and post to the forum!
We would be very pleased to have you participate
Web Page <---Click this LINK
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Girlfromyesterday : Please Note: There are other areas of the Roseland Golden Years web site. Click on links' above.
Thank you for signing our Guest Book.
on Dec/29/2010 at 00:59
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Hi Everyone. Thanks for signing the guestbook.
Don't be shy. Sign onto the forum and share your memories with us. We have a great bunch of people there and have a lot of fun with our friends, old and new. You are all welcome to join us. Hope you do .
on Dec/28/2010 at 00:59
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For those interested in ordering Roseland tshirts , you may do so by clicking on the following link:
Webmaster's reply : LInda L. thank you so very much for adding the information regarding the Roseland shirts
on Dec/26/2010 at 16:10
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Please note
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Our Roseland Golden Years (© / ®) site is here to provide such information after the fact for informational purposes only.
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on Sep/03/2010 at 11:32
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Does anyone remember the Pruim family from 108th & Wentworth and where they are today?
on Sep/02/2010 at 05:14
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born and raised in roseland i am 69yrs old.looking for some friends who might be in the area. i worked at j c penney attended fenger high.lived at 103rd indiana.would love to see photos of my homestead any nhelp would be appreciated thanks john o
on Aug/31/2010 at 17:09
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I grew up in Roseland. My home was 151 W. 116th st. right off
of Wentworth . I attended St. Salomea School untill 8th
grade where we moved to Glenwood in 1972 I have such fond
memories of Roseland. Michigan Ave. and all the stores &
businesses,Peoples Store,Home Store,Kresges,Dominic's Antique
Store,Roseland Junk Yard,RoseBowl,Roseland Theatre,
West Pullman Park,Collecting Comicbooks & Gum Cards.
Wow! seems like yesterday. Anyone attending Saint Salomea
graduating class of 1973 would be grateful to hear from you!
on Aug/29/2010 at 08:36
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Hello to anyone I knew back in the day
on Aug/28/2010 at 11:17
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Wow! So many memories brought back by reading the introduction page. Great job!!!
on Aug/27/2010 at 22:07
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WE GREW UP IN ROSELAND FROM THE TIME I WAS 4YRS OLD..
WE LIVED AT 20 E 100TH PLACE..A LITTLE CAPE CODE..I REMEMBER IT CLEARLY..MY BROTHER WAS BORN IN THAT HOUSE AND MY OLDER BROTHER ALSO LIVED THERE UNTIL HE GOT MARRIED AND LIVED BEHIND US OR AS WE WOULD SAY ACROSS THE ALLEY AND BEGAN HIS LIFE WITH HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN...LATER WE MOVED TO 105TH AND VERNON...MY PARENTS EVENTUALLY MOVED TO SCHAUMBURG ILLINOIS..
I WORKED AT THE STATE THEATRE DURING MY HIGH SCHOOL DAYS..I WENT TO MERCY MY OLDER BROTHER WENT TO FENGER AND MY YOUNGER BROTHER ATTENDED MENDEL..WE WERE PAM AND SCOTT LANG ,RICK DENTINO WHO BY THE WAY TOOK THE ROSELAND LITTLE LEAGUE TO PLAY JAPAN AND LOST BUT THEY
HAD A PARADE IN RICK'S HONOR WHEN THEY RETURNED...OUR PARENTS WERE WALLY AND FRANCES LANG...WHAT FUN IT WAS TO GROW UP IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD ...AND IT WAS EXACTLY THAT ...A NEIGHBORHOOD...THANKS FOR THE GREAT MEMORIES
on Aug/27/2010 at 05:55
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We are looking for anyone who was a junior at SLA in 1958-59 - we all graduated from different high schools because SLA closed. We are having a 50th reunion of our high school graduation. We have been able to contact approximately 40 women. We are looking for the following people:
Diane (Barlog) Cahill - Patricia Burns - Charmaine (Cavaliere) Valente -Mary Ellen (Connelly) Hershberger - Sandra (DeSantis) Lunch - Geraldine (Gasperic) Glasscott - Judy Horton - Lorraine (Koch)Tillman - Carol (Kondracki) Slowinski - Jean Ann (Madison) Drgraw - Jean (Mathieu) Slattery - Marilyn (McDonald) Sullivano - Catherine Meyers - Geraldine Peterson - Laurie Quinn - Kathy (Savicz) Matras - Maureen (Sullivan) Taylor - Sandra (Tomasik) Cavallini. The reunion will be October 24 - at Palermo's Restaurant at 95th and Cicero. Please contact me if you want any further information. Hope to hear from you!!!!
on Aug/25/2010 at 12:40
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Great times in Roseland. Graduated from Mendel 1965, attended Fenger Junior College.
on Aug/23/2010 at 09:20
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Thanks Frank !
on Aug/22/2010 at 18:45
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Ray, that was Englewood knitting mills.
on Aug/22/2010 at 14:18
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Hi, Does anyone remember the knitting mills shop on approx. 63rd and Halsted St. where you could get your high school sweater ?
on Aug/21/2010 at 15:54
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Hello. I enjoyed reading all the entries. Like many of you, I have fond memories of growing up in Roseland. I grew up kitty corner from the People's Store above Hufnagel's Bakery on the corner of 118th and Michigan Avenue. All my "school clothes" came from Gateley's. And I recall fondly how they used to flood the playground with water to freeze over in the winter in the Scanlan playlot. We'd skate there every night and take refuge in the field house on cold nights. Do you remember the elaborate Halloween events at the school? I recall the tiny shed in the school yard where they'd make you feel like peeled grapes. Terrifying! Or the cake walks in the Kindergarten classrooms. And, I loved the pool in the basement of Scanlan or singing Christmas carols in the hallways. It was so lovely listening to the tiny voices echoing between the floors. Best wishes to fellow former Roseland neighbors.
on Aug/21/2010 at 07:42
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I never really knew where the north side of Roseland started . LOL But i considered everything north of 111th an michigan the north side . As a little boy I lived on the east side on 113th an ave m. My mom an gramma used to take me to roseland to see my cousin an I used to take the bus ( How many people remember stick shift buses ) to 103rd an michigan an transfer onto the Green Hornet streetcar . The Green Hornet would go south through Roseland an turn west at 119th street . We used to wait for another bus to take us to 123rd an michigan where we got off . Back then I think it took about an hour an a half to make the trip . Back then the worst thing that could happen is we would miss the bus or streetcar LOL .
on Aug/18/2010 at 05:27
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Enjoyed the nostalgia...will never see the old place like it was every again..so sad.
on Aug/17/2010 at 21:42
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10616 S. Forest
Looking for John Muscarello, sister named Debbie,
lived @ 10607 Forest
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