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THE HICHLAND PARK PRESS Nntered as Second Clase Matter March 1, 1911, at the Post Office at Highland Park, Minois ©HICAGO OFFICES: Fare/ disel" *f orlh week by the Udell Printing Company, Udel! Building, Highland PAGE FOUR hfihl&-fih-flmfihm--wdh&mnt r with name and address writer. lh“l’“ “ y"humh“u Bubscription Price, $1.50 per year of condolence, cards of thanks, obituaries, notices of entertainments, or other mu%fl‘_fln&mrflfimuwmm HAVE YOU A MENTAL CAMERA: ‘The most important thing to take with you on your vacaâ€" tion is a Mental Camera. ‘Thus you will be able to relieve the ‘l;'?py moments many times as you unroll your film of memâ€" es. Let your vacation get inside of you. Make the beautiful things you see a part of you. Atune eyes and ears and touch and smell and sou} to all the things you wish to treasure in your heart. s Bring back rainbows viewed from mountain tops, moonâ€" beams on rippling streams, sunséts, purple clouds, cathedrar spires against the sky, the glowing coals of a campfire, the song of birds in early morning, whirling rapids, water tumâ€" bling over rocks, the sudden bend in the road revealing an inâ€" spiring view of white capped waves beating on a rock bound coast, the smell of bacon frying, a glimpse of deer borunding through the woods. The month of September brings to mind that many of our neighbors are returning from vacations. They always return with a new appreciation of the many satisfactions that go with living in Highland Park. The town is so beautiful, so efficient for the business of living that it not only holds the interest of those who have lived here but also, it cannot fail to attract newcomers with everâ€"increasing force. During the summer there have been built many new homes, now occupied by peoâ€" ple who have recognized the brighter prospect of a happy home for themselves and their families. Several New Names Added to Faculty List in Dist. 108 Miss Jane Hudson who has uught‘ the Kindergarten for the past few years will not return to work this year at Lincoln school. Her place will be taken by Leila Coldren Dodge who formerly taught in Raâ€" vinia. Mrs. Dodge is a graduate of the National College of Education and the district is fortunate indeed to secure her services again. Vacations offer us an opportunity to hang new, fresh inâ€" spiring pictures in the Art Gallery of our minds. _ _Highland Park has not reached its present stage without difficulties. In particularâ€"the radical change in\ values, assoâ€" clated with the world economic crisis of 1929 onwards, conâ€" siderably checked the progress of the town. We have in mind several real estate developments that were carefully planned and into which much money was invested in municipal servâ€" ices, only to wither under the stress of the times. Within the past year we have noticed a new life in the Braeside section, particularly. Marion avenue, west of Green Bay road, had not a single home in its one hundred homesights one year ago. Today there are eleven new homes, another unâ€" der construction and nine more in prospect this fall and winâ€" ter. This is an inspiring comeâ€"back and we notice with particuâ€" lar interest the charm and character of the new homes in this section of our city. & » Miss Edith Phillips will take over remedial work with Miss Hunt and her work in third grade assigned to Mrs. Margaret Harvey who has taught fifth grade for several years. Miss Nelson has been assigned to fifth grade and her fourth grade will be taught by Miss Edith Hetâ€" tinger of Grinnell, Iowa. Miss Hetâ€" tinger comes to us from a successful experience in Waukesha, Wisconsin. The physical education â€" work which has been under the direction of Miss Ethel Goddard for so many years will be directed by Mr. George Ekdah] of Geneva, Illinois. Mr. Ekâ€" dahl is a graduate of Iowa univerâ€" sity and.has been teaching in the Junior High school in Omaha, Neâ€" braska for the past three years. Mrs. Irma Nixon, the Music teacher will be away on a leave of absence for a part of the year. Her work will be in charge of Mrs. Neuâ€" cranz. The complete list of teachers at the Lincoln school is as follows: Kindergarten ....... Leila Coren Dodge First grade Kathryn Lants Schneider First and Second grades ..._Jean Campbell Becond grade ie Gertrude Brown Third grade 5 Margaret Harvey Third and Fourth grades ... Winifred Nichol Fourth srade . .. Edith Hettinger Fifth grade .. ... _ Winifred Nelson Suth T ns Sociel Sciense . Stankp Mclom x U nce ta c hmgâ€" 8”" =:";| k Nm%uh-â€" Seventhâ€"Upper glin ... Helen Boyce Eighthâ€"Principal .__.....Margaret Freeman ®@ Delicious Wilson‘s Tender Made Hamâ€"with greens, salad, boiled new potatoesâ€"or sult yourself. Give your family a real eat treat. THE CHICAGO SUBURBAN QUALITY GROUP Jolin L. Udell, Publisher and i'â€""‘q Editor Mre. Florence W. Bartel, Associate Mre. Robert W. Pw Editor Giadys Udeli, C/ Advertising i mat Saa‘tL * o Ravinia Schpol â€" District 108 _ At Ravinia school Miss Ruth Heath, one ‘of our second grade teachers is leaving to accept a posiâ€" tion in Kenilworth. Miss Heath‘s position has been filled by Miss Florâ€" ence Matthews, a graduate: of the University of Minnesota, who has been substituting as primary critic teacher in the Teachers college at Superior, Wisconsin. RufTl ETRU® .scclci.l., ... Leeta Haley First srade . . Josephine Hubbard Second grade .............._.._... Virginia Pond o snn .o areer datiems Third and Fourth grades _Dorothes Marxsen Fourth srade ..._.......... Katherine Crawford Fifth grade . â€"~~....._.. Mabel Ducker Wifth grade ... ... Martha MceKeown Sixth grade and Math ._.... Helen McLeran Sixth wradeâ€"and Natural Science ... j â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"....... Stelln Damman Seventh gradeâ€"Social Science __ _ Natural Science . l_’hy-lnl Education Musle â€"> 8 on mere rmooanns Handwork and printing Miss Margaret Luscombe who has taught one of the first grade groups this last year will not return. She will be replaced by Miss Josephine Hubbard, a graduate of the Univerâ€" sity of Nebraska and recently a teacher in the Evanston schools. Mrs. William Gleisner a graduate of the State Teachers college at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is the other new teacher at Ravinia. He will teach the lower grade physical eduâ€" cation and assist in the English deâ€" partment. Mr. Gleisner has taught imdannefin t ce 144 in LaGrange, Illinois this past year and will be an interesting addition to the teaching corps. Mr. Howard Copp will be back on full time as physical director of the Ravini®; Braeside and Ridge schools. The complete list of Vte;;:l;en is follows : * Kindergarten First grade . First grade . Second grade Second #rade Third grade . Miss Baker and Miss Wilson both intermediate grade teachers will not return. Miss. Elizabeth Reed of Fighthâ€"and English ___...... Physical Educationâ€"English Braeside School There will be an additional temcher at Braeside besides the reâ€" placements. Miss Mabel Siverson who has been a very successful priâ€" mary teacher in Elmhurst, Illinois, for the past five years has been added to the staff and will teach seeâ€" ond grade. a It is hoped that Mr. Copp will be added to the list of special teachers to serve as director of the physical education. Physical Education â€"6, 7 Music Principal Ridge School Mr. John Sternig of Milwaukee, a graduate of Milwaukee State Teachers college will be the third grade teacher at Ridge, this year. Mr. Sternig comes from the Univerâ€" sity School at Cincinnati, Ohio and is especially interested in elemâ€"vn: tary school children. g Miss Ingram will teach at the Bell school in Lake Forest. Mrs. Ringer is returning to the primary grades and Miss Wright will be in charge as principal of the school. * List of Ravinia Teachers Social Science 5 cents per single copy â€"â€"4.. Laura Stoddard (aTherine Scherstrom M. Evelyn Pearsons . Lorraine Sinkler “.Vhfllh Curtis â€"William Gleisner 8th ...Howard Copp Margaret Whelan ... Edith Hall Mrs. Neucransz Walter J. Borg Clara Walton George Ekdah] Springfield, Missouri, a graduate of the State Teachers College at Springfield, will teach a third and fourth grade group and Miss Edith Wagner of Moorehead, Minnesota, will replace Miss Wilson in the fourth and fifth grade. Miss Wagâ€" ner is a graduate of the Teachers college at Moorehead and has been teaching in Pipestone, Minnesota for the past year. _ _ n « As soon as the enrollment justifies the employment of another teacher, these double grades will be divided each grade Third and Fourth grades ... Klizabeth Fourth and Fifth grades _ Edith W Sixth and Seventhâ€"Math .Fiorence Siverson Principal Music .... Physical Education and Manual Art....... TWENTY YEARS AGO j August 30, 1917 Frederick Spencer, am ambulance driver in France has been awarded the Croix de Guerre. In an interâ€" esting letter to his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Spencer, he tells of many thrilling experiences. . . . William L. Meyers has been granted a leave of absence from the Highland Park Police Force in order to enter the R.O.T.C. at Fort Sheridan. . . . Miss Ruth Judd of Syracuse, N.Y., has accepted the position of librarian at the local institution. She will reâ€" place Miss Annie McKinzie who takes a similar position with the Deerfieldâ€"Shields ~High school. . .. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reeds of Deerâ€" field announce the birth of a son on Monday, August 20th. . . . Miss Winiâ€" fred Plagge of Deerfield leaves Friâ€" day for Iowa where she will teach Domestic Science. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Roach of Highwood announce the birth of a son, born August 25. . ... Contracts have been let for the new hospital and excavating has been started. TEN YEARS AGO September 1, 1927 The City Council has approved an addition to the Highland Park Public Library at an estimated cost of $150,000. . . . Rogers Williams ave., pavement has been completed and the street was officially opened Tuesday. . . . Mrs. W. E. Cummings gave a birth day party Saturday afternoon for her daughter Betty Jane. . . . Francigene Sheridan enâ€" tertained twelve friends Monday in honor of her 9th birthday. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Nash announce the birth of a son, Saturday, Auâ€" gust 27. . . . Miss Louise Barilari and Mr. Louis Onesti will be married September 11. .. . Miss Florence Evans and Mr. Leslie Fuller were married Saturday evening, August 27th. ... Mr.and Mrs. Charles Harâ€" baugh announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Robert S. Lake of Chicago. . . . The John Viâ€" soky‘s of Deerfleld announce the that there will be a teacher for at progressive Highland Park through the files of The Press. LOOKING BACKWARD th grade grade Hicuuanp Parx StaAtE Bank Everybody Knows the Value of a Bank Account List of Teachers Member of the birth of a son Saturday, August 27th. . . . Miss Colletta Conway of Everett has chosen Saturday, Sepâ€" tember 10th as the date of her marâ€" riage to John C. O‘Brien of this city. Kelly Family Is Interviewed Sunday on Radio Program Sunday noon about 12:30, Tom Kelly, Pro at Sunset Valley, and his family were interviewed on "Know Your Neighbor" program which is a regular feature on radio station WENR over an NBC hook up. The program was broadcast from the Sunset Valley club. Heard on the program were, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, their three sons, Tommy, Bobby and George, Mrs. Mary Kelly, Gerritt Thorne, attorâ€" ney, Miss Mary Cullen and Bill Bigâ€" ley. Mr. Thorne and Miss Cullen were interviewed as guests of the club while Billy spoke as a caddy. It was indeed enlightening to learn of Tom‘s "maternal" instinets, for when he completed his story of the splendid care that he took of the children, there was nothing left for "Mrs. Tom" to say. INSTALL CRANE TODAY How was your home last winter? Warm and comfortable, with a dependable heating plant? If not, now is the time to replace with Crane. 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