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Folâ€" by the name and address of the WTISET, the business wl o hok % Ieurs reach the editor the program current iuu." % ture ‘was . an â€" Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, tive® address & obituaries, notices of entertainments or other itive> addres, _â€"â€"$~â€".â€"zuffairs where an admittance. charge is .pub stant to the. }'M'}“:m be charged at regular -gv-tk- ern Railway mÂ¥ * . _ Public Relaâ€" |p ancmznomnrommtninmarren ntermmenrrengrmmmeamemens meanenccomemareemamemnniomteeemmmimen presented by munrsbay _ May is, is20____ NO. 11 week was electâ€" ke County Good tion at a meetâ€" isors‘ chambers. resident of the o all three: of sperity of the il hecause unâ€" Page 6) d much enâ€" ular monthly Park Chamâ€" day evening ring room in ilding. â€" Folâ€" the business the program he roads were rvice to passâ€" y better wages offer better inâ€" of their. stock numbers are m all walks of is composed of ity and village the county. Its better roads and s were returned pervisor James ; viceâ€"president; ihg, which will _ one of the lake iness session wil d problems will : â€"discussion.. y commissione! ay 16, 1920 of Roads Last Week t of Highways egan, as correâ€" ighways as far and township: , Lake Zurich, ohfa J. Rushâ€" secretiry; and Railroads Night ; TALK The Bighlanh Bark Press Thursday, May 16, 1929 1@11, at the post office at High‘iano ZaFs, !ilinois, under the Act of March 8, 1879. Published weekly by The Udell Mfil.l‘lh-c:. *+ HWishiand Park. Lake County, * at Chicago office: 6 N. Michigan Ave. State 6826 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ~‘The Presbyterian guild were hostess on â€" Tuesday. afternoon . to seventeenl children and three mothers from Laird Community House of Chicago. The party came in a bus from Chicago and on their arrival‘ were given luncheon after which many diversified games wereâ€"played. â€"Each child was preâ€" sented with little potted plants which were donated by Bahr‘s greenhouses. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. L. Bowden anâ€" nounce the engagement of their‘ daughter Marjorie Claire Rawson, ito Mr.: W. Buell Séace, son of, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Scace of Chicago. Mr. Scace was graduated from the University of Chicago and is a memâ€" ber of Delta SigmaPi fraternity. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubens anâ€" nounce the engagement of their _daughter, Katherine Caroline, to Edâ€" ward J. Loewenthal, son of Mrs. Julâ€" ius Loewenthal of Chicago. â€". Mrs. A. J. Trapp entertained Saturâ€" ISSUED THURSDAY OF EACH WEE THE UDELL P’lg‘l'lfifl COMPANY 540 Central Avenue, Highland Park, 1 daVy“ eveni fig‘“m;fibflnt“‘m*;lâ€"“e* Fay‘s birthday anniversary. Five hunâ€" dred was the feature of the evening. All communications must _ The Junior Star club will méet next Monday evening at the home of Miss Edith Ringdahl, 347 Hazel avenue. ““M;. ;n-doidwrs William F. Beere will entertain the Press Bridge club, Satâ€" urday evening. | _ _ _ > Mr. and Mrs.~F. A. Cronkhite of Ravinia spent last weekâ€"end in Knoxâ€" ville, la., visiting Mr. Cronkhite‘s parents. â€" 2 § Miss Grace Flint spent the weekâ€" end in Joliet visiting relatives. Mrs. H. S. Matz returned Monday evening after a week‘s visit with relâ€" atives at Battle Creek, Michigan. . Mr. and Mrs. Ross and son, Robert, of â€"Ravinia leave Tuesday for New York, from where they will sail for Scotland to spend the summer. â€"â€"â€" Mr..A. W. Yowell is leaving this evening for Mayo‘s at Rochester, Minn., where he will undergo examâ€" ination. â€" : Mrs. C. R. McClure of 351 North avenue, will entertain the Philathea class of the Bethany Evangelical church next Tuesday evening. ‘Mrs. Frank Bock is in the High-‘ land Park hospital updergoing treatâ€" ment. s § | Mr. James Maffitt who has been in Ravinia for the past year has settled in Parkersburg, W.iVa. _Mr. and Mrs. N. Miller of Evanston snnounce the birth of a daughter, born Thursday at the Higbland Park hospital Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Agnes Hart. ‘ " Telephone Highland Park 557â€"558â€"559 Local and Personal OF EACH WEEK Miss Fredericka Gravesen of Copâ€" enhagen, Detup_arl_t, is_ ‘the zues't of Mrs. F. C. Noerenberg entertained _at . dinner Monday evening for. her son Gerard‘s birthday anniversary. _ . " Mrs. A. W. Yowell will be hostess to Campbell Chapter guild tomorrow afternoon (Friday) at her home on Oakwood avenue. Mg, and Mrs. M. Lauridsen of North averue. * f {* A group of young people from the Bethany Evangelical church motored to Naperville, Sunday to visit Miss Mary Guyot who is attending: North Central college. f Mrs. Annen of Et. Sheridan enterâ€" tained her Five Hundred club Tuesâ€" day evening. Mrs. L. L. Winters of N. Green Bay road will entertain her‘ bridge club tomorrow evening (Friday). Miss Ada Johnson evening for Stoughton, she will spend a few relatives. 3. ui% . Miss Virginia Buck has returned from New York where she went last week with Miss Charlotte Robertson. Violet Axt who is in the contagious hospital at Lake Forest with Scarlet Fever is getting along nicely. The Baraca class of the First Uniâ€" ted Evangelical church met on Tuesâ€" day, evening at the home of Raymond Fidder of South Second street. The Good Will club gave a surprise birthday party on Mr. John Repholz, Saturday evening. Bunco was played at five tables. : The prize winners were Mrs. J. Bronson, Miss E. ZLulke, Mrs. P. Delhaye, Mr. A. Arnswald, Mr. A. Peterson and Mrs. J. Bronson. Reâ€" freshments were served at which time Mr. Repholz was presented with a smoking cabinet. = & * Blossom Axt celebrated her eighth birthday last Wednesday at her home on High street. The twelve little friends present enjoyed games after which â€"refreshmentsâ€"were served ~at tables decorated in blue and white. Mrs. Frank J. Horn, chairman of the Ravinia committee of the Ravinia Opera club will entertain the members or her committee at â€"a tea this aftâ€" ernoon, Thursday. Plans will be made. for the annual campaign for subâ€" scriptions which will begin next week. Barbara Sullivan is ill at her home on,. N. Second street, ‘with Scarlet Fever. She is getting along nicely. Joseph G. Lambert, who was hurt a week ago at an "L" crossing in . Chiâ€" cago by a gate, is getting along nicely now. & : Mrs. Fred Perryman is entertainâ€"| ing her luncheon club today at her home on Bloom street. After lunchâ€" eon cards will be played. O â€"â€"Mrs. William Sash, Jr., returned home after spending a week with her sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs. Henry Nelson, in Rochester, Minn. Mr. Nelson is getâ€" ting along as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Redine left yesteday for Galveston, Texas where they will spend two weeks‘ with Mrs. Redine‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Swanland. «s s Mr. J. H. Lambert is ill at his home on Riverside place with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Samuelson of Ridgewood drive are leaving tonight, Thursday for Los Angeles, California, where they will spend two weeks. Thé\ Chicago Plant, Flower and Fruit â€"Guild of the midwest section are again asking for contributions of Contribute Flowers left Tuesday Wis., where days visiting T HE PR ESS flowers, to send to Chicago for distriâ€" bution among the poor. . At the presâ€" ent time lilacs, or tulips or any spring flowers are in demand. Leave flowers at the Nérthwestern depot or take them to Track 16 of the Northwestern in Chicago, where they are gathered and then distributed. The season opens Monday, _and it is hoped many will contribute. â€"â€" Make Whoopee with Wightman! RAY BROS. OPENING DANCE His Irresistible Jazz NEW CEMENT ROAD FROM MUNDELEIN DIAMOND LAKE, ILLINOIS SATURDAY, MAY 18 and . at Morton J. Traub Jr. and Melbourne S. Beers have just been notified by the Department of the Interior â€"of their appointment as members of a Government Surveying crew. They will, therefore, spend their summer in the open, working throughout Colâ€" orado. Receive Appointment