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8 years ago
SWEDE
Back row was for the makeouts...........if you were lucky.
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8 years ago
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UNO's downtown had great deepdish.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
We must have more Boy Scouts out there in Chicago.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Ha Ha Ivory left white film on our bodies when I was a kid.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Rich, Lets keep this post on top and fight the spam posts.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
During college I worked my summers at National Can on Central Ave 63 - 66. Went into the Army and came out and started at American Can. 23 years later both companies merged and it became American National Can. Just alittle history of the can business. LOL
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Goldblatts on 47 th & Ashland had good bulk cookies and beef sticks.
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8 years ago
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8 years ago
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I still have my AMF Amflite Magic Line finger tip bowling ball from Maurie Mages that I bought when I was in high school early 60's. They did such a good fit job that I would never give it up. I'm 70 and still keep a 180 average.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
How about SWAN Bath Soap. The soap that floats.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Michael Kirby's was a great rink, however, growing up at Oakley Playground at 50th & Oakley in the 50's was perfect. We always had beautiful and smooth ice. Our group would water it down each night to have smooth ice after school. The only thing missing was an organ. LOL
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Ryan Gas 50th pl and Western Ave. From the 50's to the early 60's then Gas City took over the Chicago area. LOL
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8 years ago
SWEDE
One of the ways a kid could make money in the 50's in the Back of the Yards and it was fun doing it.
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8 years ago
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Nectar Beer sold at Town Club Tavern on 50th & Oakley in the 50's. I still have a beer can made by American Can Co.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Where are all the scouts?
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Geno's on 60th & Pulaski next to Dove Candies back in the 60's was one of our favorite and then the moved to 59th & Lawndale.
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8 years ago
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My aunts store was in the middle of the block and it was in the basement of a 2 story home where she lived above the store. It was on the east side of Sawyer.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
It seemed back in the 50's the funeral homes were as busy as the taverns, at least it felt that way when you were a kid.
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8 years ago
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I remember Noxema for cleaning your face but not the shave cream commercial. Now they have ProActive LOL
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8 years ago
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My aunt owned a small grocery store at 46th & Sawyer. The Colony was one of my favorite shows. My brother Roger worked there when he was in high school from 58 - 61.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Mikbasile, I lived at 55th & Komensky from 56 - 67 then I went into the Army. Not far from you. Did you ever go the the Colony show?
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8 years ago
SWEDE
My saga of cars will continue............
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8 years ago
SWEDE
How about Mennen Foam Shave?
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8 years ago
SWEDE
I remember making troop projects for the camp, like bird feeders, flag posts. I wonder if that camp is still there.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Rich, I know you have alot of stories about the yards.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
We made a plain can and the filler places a paper label on the can. We did make alot of cans for Nestle like the powdered Ovaltine.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Back in the 50's the barbers used a hair product that was actually called Lanolin Encriched made by a company called Winarick and your right it gave you the plastered down look.
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8 years ago
SWEDE
Where are all the softball players?
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