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COURT RESTRAINS "101 | RANCH‘S" ACTIVITIES Final H _ Decree of _ Injunction Eliminates Unpleasant Conditions y hland per TY further th th H that letter h ha int t} Iure n CY th the lin hand the ind T the re living dwelling, W ting ngt ild M ult the It dir there dants of the InIA ‘101 h Id pe the the un «/A & 234 H ind Bishop Woodring to Speak Here Sunday wWHO‘S WHO IN HIGHLAND PARK, RAVINIA HIGHWOOD AND DEERFIELD pen Willian ntin hI the *) [ ® Unles mptly ipts w tem pt The nent M nun h. hore viends Penn uP Business and Professional he defendants mmered neluding of court at the opening of Term in Waukegan. Yours very truly, chein, Berkson, Lautmann & Levinson. by Herbert M. Lautmann, angrk the â€" defendants _ comply with the injunetional: order | be made to hold them in of court at the opening of lation the Har ibly chur clgrt at 7:00 o‘clock, just p gular evening service on fitabl n and cit tible apprec Sunday eration ‘of said ‘busiâ€" of said ordinance. of â€" the â€" preceeding, 22.50,‘were also taxed 676, member Chamâ€" + and Rotary club. warm friends on the the mem Woodring ill â€" prege cal people and their next Sunday evening ather permitting, an will be held in front 7:00 o‘clock, just preâ€" Brow n pC W ontrad ind ay. They returnâ€" reported having time. Dr. Wm. ilmington, Delaâ€" teacher, and Dr. Pasadena. Calif., Stie teache Pasade ial spe inted. ‘He is a Past Master .of member Chamâ€" city . commisâ€" well known actor, . whose a member of heen valuable v.~and _ Mrs. Fundamentals dar . Lake, Inâ€" him pe T H E akers pro Sund United AC Alle the aV the P For 27 years ~secretaryâ€"treasurer and manager of the Railroad Men‘s Home; First Exalted Ruler of High« land Park Lodge 1362, B. P. O. E., serving two terms; recently appointâ€" ed a member of the Lake County Board of Review by Judge Persons; chairman of the Lake County Demoâ€" cratic Central committee. For 2i years se and manager of the Home; First Exalted land Park Lodge 13( land Park L serving two t ed a member Board of Rev men and Public Officials whom everybody should know MacDowell Society | N. S. Garden Club » Resumes Activities| _ Annual Flower Show, The MacDowell society of the North Shore is about to resume its activities for the coming season. The society has three meeting during the yearâ€" one of which is a benefit for the "Reâ€" treat" at Petenborough, N. H., the project which lay so close to the great composer‘s _ heart. Here _ artists, writers and musicians may with propâ€" er credentials go and study in peace, removed from the distractions of the world. ~This meeting will be held in Highland Park if possible, at which time a fine dramatic and musical proâ€" gram will be offered. ‘ Mrs. Marictta Francis Ball, aged seventyâ€"seven â€" years, passed away Sunday morning at the home of her son, Mr. Edgar G. Ball of Ridgewood drive, following a month‘s illness. Funcral services were held Tuesâ€" day afternoon at three o‘clock from the residence, with interment at Rose Hill cemetery. _ The Rev. Horace Smith of Wilmette officiated. Mother of E. G. Ball Dies Sunday Morning She leaves to survive her five sons, Albert D., Malcolm . M., Lester W., Edgar G.. and Howard L. Mr.â€" and Mrs. â€"W. H: Bartel and niece <Mary Beverly Turriff motored to Mt. Olive, HL, over the weekâ€"end where they attended the wedding of their niece Miss Selma Folkerts. John O‘Keefe De the The North Shore Garden club held its annual flower show at the Lake Shore Country club Tuesday, August 26. . Members of the club competed in two classes, and awards were made from the judges‘ decisions as well as from members‘ decisions. The following were given awards by the judges: Class 1, first prize, Mrs.â€" Born: ~second, Mrs.. Melville The following were given awards by the judges: Class 1, first prize, Mrs. â€" Born; â€" second, Mrs. Melville Rochschild; third, Mrs. Charles Rubâ€" ens; honorable. mention, Mrs. Jesse Straus. Mrs. Fred Uhlmann, Mrs. A. K. Stern and Mrs. Adolph Stein, Class 2, first, Mrs. A. G. Becker; seeâ€" ond, Mrs. Moses. Eisenstaedt; third, Mrs. Julius â€" Rosenwald; honorable mention, Mrs. Eugene Klaber, Mrs. Harold . Florsheim, _ and â€"Mrs. Jesse Straus. Judges of the show were: Mrs. Walter â€" Browster, president of / the Lake Forest Garden elub and wellâ€" known as â€" an authority; Stanley White, head of the Foundation for Architecture and Landscape Architecâ€" ture at Lake Forest, and Mr. Geranâ€" ios, of the F. W. Dreiske company. The next meeting of. the North Shore Garden, club will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Rubens, on Moraine / road, â€"September 11. â€" At that time club members will hear Mr. Hugh Finlay, New York landscape architect, speak on "Trees." His talk will be illustrated with lantern slides ill James O‘Connor Thursday, Sept. 4, 1930 Lake Bank and ~f Deerfield Lake Shore Club unty unty One Board, . Forâ€" ard, Trustee life the