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Mansell New Years Party

Updated Mar 10, 2025
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Mansell New Years Party
Mansell Family and friends New Years Party!! Photo includes: Gertrude Mansell Lenz, 42;
Joseph Lenz,51; Elizabeth Mansell Crinnion,56;
James Crinnion, 23; Dorothy Mansell Read, 39;
Lillian Mansell, 54; Patricia Crinnion Scimeca, 29
Sam Scimeca, 32;
Elizabeth Crinnion McAlinden, 22;
John Jack Thomas McAlinden, 25
Date & Place: in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois USA
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This is a great 1950's New Year's Party photo! Thank you for sharing this.
Is that the Mansell family home?
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01/01/2015
Lovely faces! Not Ancient Faces.....smile!
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01/01/2015
Beautiful style! I love the women's hairstyles!
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01/01/2015
Looks like a swell party.
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01/01/2015
I look across photos as this and I find myself doing the math...are any of them still with us? Would love to see their smiles today....life seems fleeting when looking back. Great pics....
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01/01/2015
I just did the exact same thing.. looked at it and thought * how many are still alive*
Yes, but many of us from 1951 are still alive - including our parents! My Mom still is . . . and many of her friends.
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01/01/2015
Thanks Kathy Pinna .....good to hear! I was thinking 64 years plus whatever their age in photo...to me many looked as if in 30 ' s or older.... would b nice to get a new pic and place them side by side!!
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01/01/2015
My mom was in her prime in the 50's, she's still going strong at 88!
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01/01/2015
Ooma, I just had to tell you that I like your name. Here in TN Ooma is just not a name you hear - but I like it. But the McGleason you would probably hear in this area since the Scots settled quite abit of this territory.
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01/01/2015
Thank you VIctoria .... :)
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01/02/2015
Back then photos really had meaning. I think that was because you had to 'wait' to see them and more thought was put into the action. It takes a special photo taken in this time that will catch my eye. I hate selfies.
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01/02/2015
I know there will still be some alive but the majority must be pushing their nineties, if not the century and to ME there's both a fascination & sadness that inevitably "we're looking at a few ghosts on these" as my parents used to say, especially on the old Kodak cine-camera films. I always wonder what they did right next after these photos were taken, where did they go home to, conversations etc. It fascinates me completely.
Photo of Linda Froghn Kelly-Powell Linda Froghn Kelly-Powell
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01/01/2015
Love the style of that era... ditto, Loma McGleason.
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01/01/2015
Real family photo
Photo of Nancy Nesbitt Johnson Nancy Nesbitt Johnson
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01/01/2015
That young lady sitting on the floor in the front wearing a baseball cap with the bill turned up could still be alive. If she was 18, she would now be 82 and that is entirely likely in this day and age.
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01/01/2015
I love that they're obviously in somebody's basement but the women are all fixed up in pretty dresses & jewelry & most of the men are wearing suits & ties! Looks like a fun bunch! What is the guy in the very back with the glasses holding up in his hand?
Photo of Linda Vance Linda Vance
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01/01/2015
Here's a crop: It looks to me like it's just a pipe for water or gas.
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01/01/2015
Basement parties (aka rec room parties) were big during that time. Young married couples could bring their children and put them to bed in the bedrooms, dressing up made it a festive event, and a good time was had by all!! I remember being put to bed with several little friends upstairs while the adults partied !!
Photo of Jessie Whitten Jessie Whitten
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01/01/2015
lol he's probably holding himself up on it ;)
Photo of Carol Strube Carol Strube
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01/01/2015
What a fun picture.
Photo of Gale R. Gough Gale R. Gough
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01/01/2015
Cathy Zamzow Estabrook: I believe the gentleman in the back is not holding something up; rather, he his gripping a pipe. You can see another pipe next to it and right above the man's head.
Photo of Cathy Zamzow Estabrook Cathy Zamzow Estabrook
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01/01/2015
yeah, I agree. Bet they had a blast!
Photo of Gale R. Gough Gale R. Gough
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01/01/2015
Looks like they did!
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01/01/2015
Happy bunch of people..
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01/01/2015
I admire how nicely people dressed in those days compared to now.
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01/01/2015
And all the kiddos are home w/ grandparents :)
Photo of Mary Ellen Grayberg Mary Ellen Grayberg
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01/01/2015
Yes I do the same when I see a pic, I am like who is still here, what happened to them etc....
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01/01/2015
A beautiful picture! Such happy faces!
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01/01/2015
that must have been a wonderful time
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01/01/2015
Good looking bunch.
Photo of Steve Maddern Steve Maddern
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01/01/2015
Ah the basement rumpus room, you didn't need to spend thousands finishing it out back then...
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01/02/2015
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01/02/2015
if there is any one alive must be over 90
Photo of John Skigor John Skigor
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01/02/2015
More expensive ones eh
Photo of Jo Lorichon Jo Lorichon
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01/03/2015
Loce those basement parties!
Photo of Georgina Komondy-Jordan Georgina Komondy-Jordan
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02/02/2015
Wow! CHRISTMAS must have been spectacular!
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12/24/2015
Everybody in the back row is hammered !
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12/09/2016
What a great photo!
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John Jack Thomas McAlinden
John Jack Thomas Mcalinden was born in 1926. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember John Jack Thomas McAlinden.
Age in photo:
25
Sam Scimeca
Sam Scimeca was born in 1919. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Sam Scimeca.
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32
Patricia Crinnion Scimeca
Patricia Crinnion Scimeca was born on July 26, 1922. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Patricia Crinnion Scimeca.
Age in photo:
29
Lillian Mansell
Lillian Mansell was born on March 6, 1897. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Lillian Mansell.
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54
Dorothy Mansell Read
Dorothy Mansell Read was born on January 19, 1912. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Dorothy Mansell Read.
Age in photo:
39
James Crinnion
James Crinnion was born on January 15, 1927. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember James Crinnion.
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23

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