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Highland Park Press, 8 Jan 1931, p. 32

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CAP‘T J. B. NEJLL AT DEERFIELD ROTARY but he milew . flown nr ied w hen Ihe o operators $6,954. 08 what has happened fle from h t he them 100,000 cath ri th th the One for h hance page W time without only 18 passâ€" led transport W ent right ther mgt reall J vav. while he h ntraption will fin« mforting ) prb tran apo ate it 1) iking of Ie nt An t h in II ic ment W it +cities .. The million WY auto twice than llow por rlond intry 091 find tems time vou lur and FUC â€" me first tu nt ob but ayV the ol h Thw Thw to Pictures of Capitol to Be Shown Jan. duct ingt« huru to Highwood M. E. Church Gives Charity Concert will â€"4 talent miIng an at wort hy tion cither, two and three . sections M : utw i , y L eome a fine orgunization, and is at amt more turned WY £ know G.f this time nearly recruited totits full several instances in my own experiâ€" udt â€" enee where passage had to be booked #00M: for at least three days ahead. Doesn‘t saners) that look like progress? Doesn‘t that Mrs. Anna Willman ie ons on look like ft‘nbnlnty‘ ; Passes Away Wednesday So the infant industry which really only started four years ago as an industry, and which at that time was| _ Mrs. Anna M. Willman of Deerâ€" only capitalized at about one million| field died last evening at eightâ€"thirty dolkirs finds itself at the end of 1930| o‘clock at her home in Deerfield after on a sounder business basis than @V@T| q three weeks illness. Mrs. Willman before and capitalized for nearly one had‘ t i ¢, t ut hillion dollars, ready and willing to aif been ailing: for some CIMG« u serve the public." * had not been confined to her bed until Should any inquiries or informaâ€"| three weeks ago. tion be sought relative to ‘rn.nflem and| Funeral services will be held from present day â€" Aying . activities, Mtâ€"| the home Saturday at 1:30 o‘clock folâ€" Gieorge Page, a member of the Deerâ€" A a ficld Rotary club, and a resident of lowed by services at St. Paul‘s church Deerfield is an immediate subordinâ€"| at two o‘clock, the Rev. F. G. Piepenâ€" ate of Capt. Neill‘s at the Curtisâ€"Reyâ€"| brok officiating. _ In.terment will (be nolds airport and wil,l gladly fu.rni_sh in Deerfield cemetery. § any ."“".""' information or st.atmtw's Mrs. Willman leaves one Som Aléxâ€" within his power. Mr. Page is a liâ€" 4 censed pilot and actively connected ander to.aurvwe her, one grandson, at the Curtis field, and has expressed | Kress Willman, and three brothers, his pleasure at being able to supply| Albert Osterman of Berwyn, Michael «ny data to interested members of| Osterman of Northbrook, and Edwin our community. P. Osterman of Deerfield. h he T he Those pictures are being furnished rough courtesy of the Pennsylvania ilr ad, and will be of ‘special <inâ€" rest account the tour to Washingâ€" n this spring planned by the Deerâ€" ldâ€"Shields high school.‘ All high hool students, eighth grade gramâ€" ar school students, and parents are On At the Deerfield P. T. A. meeting be held at the Grammar school iday evening, Jan. 9, there will be wn motion pictures of a high The pr resting expectt Mr m Mrs. Clayton E.. Fehr entertained group of friends at a New Years â€" party in the private dining room the Mother Fehr cafe. 0| party making & personally conâ€" ed trip from Chicago to Washâ€" on, D. C., including the Gettysâ€" s batt‘efields and the Naval acadâ€" at. Annapolis, with a number of v< seen from the train enroute, the various points of in erest ind about Washington, Mt. Verâ€" ile to R. R. and Pullman. :One on the west coast and arother on cast coast have even cut their s to below that of straight RR. . A year ago the planes were elling their routes emptyâ€"today : are full and not just one secâ€" cither. two and three . sections ali M They Friday evening, Jan. 9 at 8 , the young people of the Highâ€" M. E. Church, located at Highâ€" ivenue, and Everts place will concert, the proceeds of which o to charity. The very best has been obtained for the eveâ€" nd the concert promises to be c oof a large attendance. ogram will include other inâ€" features, and a full house wd. Meeting will commence ) airlines during the have been cut from THE PRESS last 10¢ Hear Fine Talk by Bart Rowell at Rotary Meet Wednesday, Dece. 24 the Rotary ¢lub of Deerfield had as their guests at their weekly luncheon meeting numercus members of the Lions club. Complete â€" friendiiness, better acâ€" quaintanceship, and coâ€"operation in the development of community needs was the keynote and hope of both clubs as expressed by Presidents J. P. O‘Connell and M. A. Pottenger, of their respective organizations. A decidedly enjoyable meeting was held during the luncheon at Fehr‘s resâ€" taurant, about 25 members being in attendance. ' Christmas â€" gifts â€" were â€" exchangâ€" ed and distributed by Santa Claus (Erwin Jordan), after which the presents, all of same having been purchased for children, were taken to the Dorcas home. Mr. Bart Roweil, superintendent of grade schools at Glencoe was the speaker <of the day. . His discussion was Italy and a resume of a recent trip of his and Mrs. Rowell‘s to the northern section of that country, where relatives of a number of his Glencoe school children were visited in their peasant homes. + Mr. Rowell is very intelligently inâ€" formed on political conditions under the â€" present . Mussolini government and Faciste regime. He dwelt an entire summer in the mountains of Northern Italy and lived the peasant life of their own inhabitants. Many interesting â€" and exciting incidents were related concerning the Iron Hand of ~Mussolini in this particu‘lar secâ€" ‘tion, and it can be well understood why so great a portion of the popuâ€" lation is anxicus to emigrate. Mr. Rowell was unbiased in his discusâ€" Tuesday the thirtieth, Rotar bers of the Boys‘ Work commi companied the‘ newly recruit Scout Troop 51, to the Log: C the Woods east of Techny, the entire diy was enjoyed new scouts. sion This new troop promises to beâ€" ecome a fine orgunization, and is at this time nearly recruited totits full quota. i Mrs. Anna M. Willman of Deerâ€" field died last evening at eightâ€"thirty o‘clock at her home in Deerfield after a three weeks illness. ~Mrs. Willman had been ailing for some time, but had not been confined to her bed until three weeks ago. Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday at 1:30 o‘clock folâ€" lowed by services at St. Paul‘s church at two o‘clock, the Rev. F. G. Piepenâ€" brok officiating. _ Interment will be in Deerfield cemetery. k and > saw related conditions | simply them. the thirtieth, Rotary memâ€" Boys‘ Work committee acâ€" the‘ newly recruited Boy abin ‘in where by 20 PRINCE OF WALES TO VISIT SOUTH AMERICA Will Open British Empire Trade Exposition in Buenos Aires; Brother Accompanies calling at the ‘prince pire trade March 14. Going by eas west coast of the PFive ye conquest time he maturity looks beli¢ But prince h and cart lertakes looks belie it â€" a 1M of the needs of the ¢ haps most â€"important 4. good, working com He ish as for severai months, enthuiastic over his prince . has . progress even to, venture to u gue publicly when a ish groups. His listeners have so completely that th ish, good or bad, a expected to play nc this second conquest The exh nstration Then, too, H. R. H. cin tango and rather we‘l. When he returned from South America he brought the dance back and the Latin steps were in English vogue for a time. HTc Now he has. been . prac again and at a party in h tangoed with the daughter Brazilian ambassador. Prince George, who will pany him, also has learned 1 Prince George, who will accomâ€" pany him, also has learned the steps and thus they are â€"both fitted with an essential sociat graceâ€"â€"for if business and social talk pall one may always and = dance For some reason many of our colâ€" lege ‘professors, and most of our uniâ€" versity â€" presidents, are. casy marks for the. international propagandists. The â€"government should find a way to prowect these innocent men. and A â€" for > has as beenr a this study of Spanâ€" iduously, with special tutoring eral months. ~ His: professor is istic over his: work and the has progressed _ far .enough ) venture to use the new tonâ€" iblicly when addressing ~Spanâ€" has . progres venture to licly when To Open Exposition nd conquest of th Can Tango, Too &I‘S of y easy stages down the of the southern continent, capitals and chief cities, will open the British Emâ€" exhibition in Buenos Aires rition, of course, is a demâ€" ofâ€" what Britain has to bid for‘more business, all his gay doings, the a > decidedly serious side through anything he unâ€" Thurt ago he made his first South America. . This armed with a greater he is 36, although his â€" a firmer knowledge of the empire and perâ€" portant for this trip, ing command of Spanâ€" the prince accent or no â€" small «t of the day practicing it an charmed ‘s Spanâ€" not, is part in pampas. honor of the 19

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