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Exâ€"Sheriff Ahistrom Passes on Thursday Edwin A. Ahistrom, 45 years old, chief of the Johnsâ€"Manville police force, passed away at the U, S. Vetâ€" erans‘ hospital at Hines, early last (Thursday) morning. ‘The deceased had held the posiâ€" tion of chief of police of the city of Waukegan, and served Lake county as sheriff from 1922 to 1926. He was born in Waukegan, May 10, 1893, and had always made his home in that city. During his earlier years he was engaged in the electriâ€" cal business, but gave that up when he entered the political field. He was appointed as chief of the Wauâ€" kegan police force in 1980, and since 1984 had been ‘with the Johnsâ€"Manâ€" ville company. â€"_ Mr. Ahistrom had not been feelâ€" ing well, and on Tuesday entered the Hines institution for observaâ€" tion. He ha dsuffered a severe atâ€" tack of asthms Monday night, but his condition was not considered serâ€" jous, and members of the family were planning to go to visit him when the news of his death reached He is survived by his wife, the former Hazel Cole, and three daughâ€" ters, Mrs. Phyllis Lundquist of Los Angeles, Barbara Anna and Maraâ€" lyn Grace of Waukegan, two sisters, Mrs. Dora Lutter, Mrs. Edith Lundâ€" quist, and two brothers, Carl and Harry, all of Waukegan. Large Attendance Marks Opening of Agricultural Show Thousands of residénts of the surâ€" rounding territory ‘attended the opening of the Lake County Agriâ€" cultural. and Industrial Exposition nty-uhn.n on Saturday. The impressive array of argriculâ€" tural entries which will compete for prizes and blue ribbon honors left no doubt as to the interest the farmâ€" ing population of the county is takâ€" ing in the event. Funeral services. were held Satâ€" urday. that one of the hic _iohs. mranld Jmo the judging of the contestants. He has obtained the best possible men The farm boys and girls particulâ€" arly are in evidence. From every corner of the county there are 4â€"H club entries by the boys and girls. The entries of live stock, dairy, poultry, food stuff, pantry goods and fine arts are there by the hundreds. Vincent Casey, chairman of the farm features ‘of the Fair, indicated THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1988 for this job, he says. E. T. Robâ€" bins of the University of Illinois College of Agriculture will judge the horsés; J. H. Broch of Woodâ€" stock will judge dairy cattle; Paul Furr of De Kalb, vocational agriculâ€" tural teacher, will be the judge of the fat stock; R. Rowley, vocational agricultural teacher from Chicago Heights, will name the poultry winâ€" ners; Russell Rossnusser of the De Kalb Cultural association is the grain judge; Dr. J. B. Corns of the University of Illinois will pick the winner of the horticulture displays and S. C. Pallock, Antioch florist, will judge the floriculture classes. Outstanding in the week‘s proâ€" gram will be the horse show on Thursday and Friday evenings. A special show and a polo game, played by junior boys and girls will be held on Friday, Children‘s day. Deerfleld Legion and Auxiliary Hold Installation Sept. 28 The new year of Deerfield post and Auxiliary of the American Leâ€" gion officially opened Wednesday evening, Sept. 28, at the Masonic temple with twin installation ceremâ€" onies. $ Officers of Deerfield unit were inâ€" ducted in a brilliant ceremony with Mrs. Lydia Whyte, tenth district diâ€" rectorâ€"elect, as installing officer asâ€" sisted by Mrs. Wm. A. Tennermann, alternate district directorâ€"elect, as her sergeantâ€"atâ€"arms. Seated as the new Auxiliary leadâ€" ers were Mrs. Conrad Uchtman, president; Mrs. Charles C. Kapâ€" schull, first viceâ€"president; Mrs. Frank Jacobs, second viceâ€"presiâ€" dent; Mrs, Wm, Cruickshank, seeâ€" retary; Mrs. Carl Scheer, treasâ€" In response to presentation with the customary gift to retiring presâ€" idents, Mrs. LeRoy Meyers, she thanked her officers and members fort:'l’l.fi‘mtmd: ing year as president wished her successor an equally happy year. Accomplishments durâ€" ing the past year were pointed out with due pride and offered as marks to be passed during 1939. urer; Mrs. Milton Olson, chaplain; Mrs. Raymond Goodman, historian; Mrs. John Klemp, sergeantâ€"atâ€" Uchtman assured her audience that she realized the high standards esâ€" tablished in the preceding regime and with the continued of â€"h-hblm she hoped the new year would be concluded with like success. For Deerfleld post one of the best known Legionnaires in Lake county acted as induction officer, Henry A. Hansen, 10th district chaplain, asâ€" sisted by Carl Scheer of Deerficld Mh.hflhllr-l-â€"y. placed in their chairs the following: vice commander, Edward Jacobson; junior vice commander Alfred Anâ€" derson; adjutant, Raymond Goodâ€" man; finance officer, Raiph E. Dunâ€" ham; chaplain, Wm. Cruickshank; sergeant at arms, John Hittle. Retiring commander H. 0. Plagge briefly touched on the highlights of the Legion year and Milton Olson responded with comments on what he hoped would be done to conclude the evening‘s ceremonies, Charles C. Kapschull, past state commander of the Legion, then inâ€" troduced the speaker of the evening, Charles Hammesfahr, who gave a very interesting account of his exâ€" periences as a spy behind the Gerâ€" man lines during the World war. A pleasant social hour was enâ€" joyed and refreshments were served by Mrs. Marshall Pottinger and her committee.â€"Contributed. y Observes Fiftieth Anniversary Oct. 16 Epsilon Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta will hold an informal reception Bartolmio Ludorini, 54, of 231 Evâ€" olution avenue, Highwood, was found lying unconscious on the pavement atâ€"the rear of his truck, from which he had apparently fallen, while i was parked at a Northwestern sidâ€" ing in Highwood. from 3 to 5 o‘clock Sunday afterâ€" noon, Oct. 16, at 640 Emerson street, Evanston, in commemoration of the tioi"te fifteenth anniversary of its foundâ€" ing. All sorority members are inâ€" voted to attend. Highwood Man Is Injured in Fall from Truck Saturday The unidentified man who discovâ€" ered the injured man notified the Highwood police who took Luderini to the Highland Park hospital where he was treated for contusions. Read The Wantâ€"Ads T HE P R E 8 8 Richard Crooks Is Soloist on First Artist Recital Series Richard Crooks will be the soloâ€" ist at the first concert of the Artist Recital series October 24, at New Trier High school auditorium. Apâ€" pearing later will be, Marjorie Lawrence, Ezio Pinza, Myra Hess and Nathan Milstein. Subseriptions for the peries are seven and five dollars. ‘Secure tickets from Mrs. Eloise Wortley, 544 Chestnut street, Winnetka. Phone Winnetka 1113. The American Legion Auxiliary of Dumaresq Spencer Post are again sponsoring a benefit card party to Annual Benefit â€" Card Party Oct. 21 Legion be held Friday afternoon, October 21, at 2 o‘clock in the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Frank J. Ronan is in charge of the party and will be assisted by Mrs. Aiston, Mrs. H. Eitner, Mrs. P. Cole, Mrs. R. Cobb, Mrs, 8. Shanâ€" afelt, Mrs. T. Southerland and Mrs. W. Salyards, Jr. In this busy world few realize that one of tlie large government hospitals for shellâ€"shocked and wounded exâ€"service men is located just a few miles north of this city. Month after month and year after year, the war,goes on for these unâ€" fortunate men who offered their lives twenty years ago in the miliâ€" tary service of the United States. . The auxiliary of Dumaresq Spenâ€" cer Post lends a helping hand to these men throughout the year, with magazines, cigarettes, entertainment and other forms of rehabilitation services, so that the days will be just a bit more pleasant for them. The party on October 21st is beâ€" ing given so that this marvelous work can be financed. Each year this organization gives a similar party to finance the work. The soâ€" licitation of the public is asked to help them fulfill their obligation this coming year. Rummage Sale = Trinity Church Service League will hold their fall rammage sale on Thursday and Friday, Ogtober 13 and 14, ‘Please note that this sale will be held at 388 Central avenue, thodoonbolngomal..-.flp. cial requests are being made for good clothing an household articles. Phone H. P. 178 & RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. ARNOLD C. BREMER TELEPHONE H. P. 1988 ULLER BRUSH M A N PAGE