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PAGE TEN RUTH PETTIS, Representative _ Telephone Deerfield 485 Residents of the community are invited to bring their flowers, fruits, vegetables, or other products of inâ€" terest, to the Community Center where they will be displayed. Flowâ€" ers of particular beauty or fruits and vegetables of unusual appearâ€" ance will be on exhibition. Handâ€" work, quilts, canned goods, ete., in fact anything you would find at a county fair, except live animals, will be welcome. VILLAGE FAIR LOST At the end of the school year at the Deerfleld Grammar school quite a number of sweaters, caps, mittens, zym shoes and etc. were left unâ€" elaimed in the school lost and found. ‘All of these materials were taken around from room to room to be claimed but children didn‘t claim a large part of the items. The Deerâ€" field Grammar school wishes to anâ€" nounce that parents may call at the office of the‘school any morning next week except Thursday to check over these items. After this time, it is planned to send the balance to agencies for the needy in the comâ€" munity. SUMMER SCHOOL ‘There are six boys enrolled in summer school so they call it the "Boys‘ club." They are learning all about aviation, and plan‘ to take some trips to the Great Lakes Trainâ€" ing Station, Fort Sheridan, and the Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Muhlke had as their visitors this past Sunday Mrs. Muhlke‘s brother and sisterâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder of DeRidder, Louisiana, and their daughterâ€"inâ€"law, ‘Mrs. Elmer Snyâ€" der, Miss Marie Bleimehl, and Miss Vernette Hanneford of Chicago. Mrs. Elmer Snyder with Miss Vernette will leave shortly for the Canal Zone, where she will join her husband, who has recently . been transferred from Chicago to a splenâ€" did position with the United States government as electrical designer working on the Panama Canal. This item will be of interest to those resâ€" idents of Deerfield who remember Mr. Snyder and also to the friends of the Muhlkes. : > ‘A sad bit of news is the death of Mrs. Harvey Stryker at her home at Carney‘s Point, near Wilmingâ€" ton, in New Jersey. She leaves two small daughters and her husband and a host of relatives to mourn her untimely death. Harvey is the son of Mrs. Ella Stryker of Phoenix, Quality Cleaners Phone H. P. 178 RELIABLE LAUNDRY DAHL‘S Auto Reconstruction Co. $22 N. First St. . Phone 77 DRY CLEANING CO. Body and Fender Repairing SPRING SERVICE STATION WELDING AND SOLDERING OOI:MMXIIQ WMW Ariz., and the late Irving Stryker. He was graduated from Deerficldâ€" SBhields high school with high honors and received a four year scholarship to Harvard university. After he received his degree he obtained a fine position with the du Pont comâ€" and Little Eed, but the postmaster knows them as Edith Sr. and Edith Jr. They are leaving on Friday for a trip to the Black Hills in the Dakoâ€" Shields high school with high honors and received a four year scholarship to Harvard university. After he received his degree he obtained a fine position with the du Pont comâ€" pany in Wilmington, N.J. He marâ€" ried a St. Paul girl who was visitâ€" ing in the cast. Mrs. Stryker has been ill for several years. Mrs. Florence Stryker Fabry of Evanston went east last week to atâ€" tend the funeral of Mrs. Harvey Stryker on Monday in â€"New Jersey. Miss Edith Stryker and her niece, Miss Edith Stryker, both of Evanâ€" ston, spent Sunday at the John Stryker home. Both Miss Strykers are teachers and to distinguish them the family calls them Big Eed Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Stryker are coming from Phoenix the first part of July to visit relatives in this vicinity. Both are prominent musiâ€" cians and broadcast regular from the Phoenix radio station, Mr. Stryâ€" ker is the son of Mrs. Ella Stryker of Phoenix, formerly of Deerfleld. Lester B. Ball, superintendent of the Deerfleld Grammar school, who is teaching at Drake university at Des Moines, lows, this summer, spent the weekâ€"end with his family. Residents are remnded again that Deerfleld stores will close at 1 o‘clock each Wednesday afternoon during the summer months. Dr. E. F. Munro, local dentist, and Nick Bree of Northbrook, are attending Rotary International at Cleveland, Ohio. George Stanger and three classâ€" mates from North Central college at Naperville, are motoring west on a trip which will take them from Washington to Mexico. George is the younger son of the Floyd Stanâ€" gers of Forest avenue. ; Miss Anna Jane Ritter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Ritter of Ostermar avenue .isâ€" visiting in Detroit, Mich., at the homes of Mrs. J. L, Seel and Mrs. James P. Broomâ€" field. â€" Miss Gladys Reid returned on Tuesday to her home in Omkland, Calif., after a several weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. George Engâ€" strom. Miss Helen Engstrom, who received her degree at the Univerâ€" sity of Hilinois last week, accomâ€" panied her aunt to California for an extended visit. John Engstrom had as his guest last Thursday, Dick Cogdall of Urâ€" bana. Both boys are houseâ€"mates at the University of Illinois. John will enter his senior year in Sepâ€" tember. rens, who teaches in Akron, Ohio, was a weekâ€"end guest at the Engâ€" strom home. â€" Miss Ethel Button spent the weekâ€"end with Mrs. Raymond Bell, and returned east on Monday, Miss Button, a former Deerfield girl, is a member of Rita Rio‘s band and has been home on a ten days vacaâ€" tion, visiting her father at Brookâ€" field, IIl., and with her many Deerâ€" field friends. Miss Ethel is an acâ€" complished trombonist and had preâ€" wicusly played with the Chicago Woman‘s Symphony orchestra. Mrs. G. A. Hussey of Maywood spent last Wednesday at the George Engstrom home. © Miss: Hasel Behâ€" Mrs. Edith Woodbury of Ravinia was hostess to members x&- Inâ€" dependent Social club last Wednesâ€" day at the home of Mrs. Bertha Bonâ€" son of Deerfleld road. Jerome and Robert Saeman of Cross Plains, Wis., are visiting at the home of their aunts, Mrs. Paul M. Diets and Misses Jane and Marâ€" tha Karch. Miss Josephine Woodman and her sister, Mrs. Belle Kist, came up from Ozona, Fiz.. to spend the summer. &mfiflh-‘hfi-lfi“ at the home of her brother, ing work of the university for high man ‘Fodd, and Mrs. Kist is schools and colleges, was a guest at her deaughter, Mrs. Russel the Holy Cross gradusting exerâ€" in Edison Park. d-‘:.:-*‘u Harold R. Vant is leaving on Sun. | Thursday day in company with a group of| On Sundsy morning, the second Chicago Shriners to spend a week| son of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Murphy, in the east. They will be in Baltiâ€"| part time residents of the local parâ€" more, Md., for four days and then|ish, said his first Mass at St. Jerâ€" will go to New York to see the Fair,| ome‘s church in Chicago. 7 Miss June Gunckel of % spent the past week with her er, Mrs. Mildred Love Gunekel. Mrs. Croft Phillips of is opening her cabin hn Woods for the summer. The Orâ€" phansof the Storm property beâ€" longed to her parents, the Crofts, Mrs. Phillips® cabin is west of the dog refuge. Stanley Bye, an employe of the Telephone company, has been transâ€" fered to Libertyville and will move his family there as soon as he finds a house. His home at 1251 Gordon terrace, which is in the southwest section of Deerficld, which he had just been erecting, will be bought "p{:o}'mrd.pu::’d.- emj company. The Junior Beckmans have been living with his sister, Mrs. Joseph McCraren, on North Chestnut street. ln.lthl‘mhn.lhu‘ home on Saundersâ€" road to Milton Caliner. Thopm.djd-z Callner‘s property and overlooks Deerfield Golf club. It is the forâ€" mer home of the John J, Rinks, and has been occupied by the Senior John Beckmans. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Pearson are having their home on Saunders road remodeled. ~This is the propâ€" erty where the log cabin of Carrie Schar stood for many years. The present unit of the house is to be bedrooms and the new addition will include livingâ€"room, diningâ€"room and kitchen. A very fine thing about this building is that all local help is being employed. Mrs. Harry Muhlke was hostess at luncheon on Wednesday at her home on Central avenue. Mrs. W. E. Hodgins (Ethel Titus) of Lib ertyville was an out of town guest. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baum and children are visiting her mother, !I-n. Maude Flagg of North Judson, nd. Misses Viola and bach left Thursday week‘s stay at Miss at Turk L?ku. Mich. M+ and) M». n Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gieseke of Elm street are taking a trip west. They visited the Grand Canyon and went into Mexico and are now in Caliâ€" fornia where they will visit the San Francisco Fair. . Mr. and Mrs. Burr Hindahl have been vacationing the past month at their cottage at Florence, Wis. Mr, and Mrs. Carl T. Anderson and two children, Dorothy Jean and Ward, left on Tuesday for a short stay at Hayward, Wis. Mr. and‘ Mrs. D. J. Barufi have moved from Highwood to the E. D. Bleimehl bungalow on Deerfield ‘The First National Bank morning for a Irene‘s cottage THB PEIA# of the Catholic University of Amerâ€" ica, graduate professor of the classâ€" ics, and in charge of the accreditâ€" ing work of the university for high schools and colleges, was a guest at the Holy Cross gradusting exerâ€" Holy Cross Catholie church under the auspices of the church, and on Carnivals are scheduled in Deerâ€" field for July 1, 2, 3, and 4 at the July 14, 15, and 16, at the Goldman subdivision under the sponsorship of the American Legion. merce will meet this evening for dinner at 7 o‘clock in Shugrues res taurant and will adjourn to the Community Center for the business meeting, The marriage of Charles Kersten and Miss Frances Smith will take place on Saturday, July 8, at 4:30 p.m. at the Riverside Presbyterian church. ‘The groom to be is a grandâ€" son of the late C. W. Pettis. Mr. Kersten and his fiancee were dinner guests of his aunt, Mrs. Fred Hagâ€" gie on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haggie, Miss Vivian Haggie, Mr. Howard Haggie and the Fred Haggie‘s two grand daughters, Betty and Maxine Hagâ€" gie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Haggie in Evanston. . Mrs. Louise Wheeler of Dundee spent Friday and Saturday with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fredricks. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scheskie (Charlotte Fredricks) are moving into their new home on Osterman avenue about the first of July. The Thilo Toll house is undergoâ€" ing remodeling and is being made into small apartments. Ar. Mrs. Bert Mastri is entertaining at a tea on Thursday at her home on West Hazel avenue. John and Ralph Willen, sons of the G. A. Willens, are leaving on July 11 for Fort Sheridan for a month‘s stay at the C.M.T.C. _ A power wire was down on Sunâ€" day and all electricity for the vilâ€" lage was cut off from 12, noon, to Sister Mary Leonette (Lucy O‘â€" Connor) and Sister Mary Mildred (Anna Kolitski) spent Tuesday at the home of the former‘s father, James O‘Connor. 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