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PAGE SIX 30"53 3“/95 O/tAe 3own Which Concern Only You and Your Neighbor CLAUSONâ€"COLLISON NUPTIALS Announcement is made of the apâ€" proaching marriage of Miss Louise Clausen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Niels Clauson of 2702 8. Deerpath Drive, and James Baughman Colliâ€" son, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Colâ€" lison of Devils Lake, N. D., which will take place Wednesday afterâ€" noon, at fourâ€"thirty o‘clock, at the home of the bride‘s parents. Rev. Christoph Keller, pastor of the Highland Park Presbyterian church will officiate. The bride will be attended by her sister Mary Jane Clausen as maid of honor, while the groom will have as his best man, Arthur P. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mansell of Clavey road, while visiting in West Virginia last week, witnessed a torâ€" nado in Charleston, where they were visiting the Mithchell‘s, former resâ€" idents of Highland Park. Trees were uprooted and blown over on parked cars, while many plate glass windows were broken. Huge branches of trees were blown across doorways of homes. Fortuâ€" nately the section in which the Mansell‘s were visiting waus not damaged. Mrs. Mansell said it was a most exciting experience. Lillyblad. Little Norman Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson of 856 Taylor avenue, was host to a group of his friends on Tuesday afterâ€" noon in honor of his third birthday. Miss Laura Jean Sobey of Anâ€" tioch spent the past week visiting at the home of Miss Helen Culver. Miss Helen Gelhar of Larchmont, New York, spent the weekâ€"end at the home of Mrs. A, W. Himmler. Mrs. Fred N. Rubly of California is here for six or eight weeks visitâ€" ing her sister, Mrs. H. D. Kratzer. Mr. and Mrs. D. D.Corrough and family are driving to Kirksville, Missouri on August 4th. Mr. Corâ€" rough will return within a few days, but Mrs. Corrough expects to spend several weeks in Missouri. Mrs. Warren Towle Jr. and her young son, Charles McNear Towle, are spending a few weeks with her parents, the Charles W. McNears, at their summer home on the edge of Exmoor Country club grounds. Maj. Towle now is stationed in Ardâ€" more, Pa. He has gone to camp for a month, having left last week. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McMilâ€" lan, of Chicago, spent las weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Andersen. Miss Kay Kedzie of South Bend, Ind., formerly of Highland Park, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarkâ€" son last Thursday and Friday. Roy Delhaye of S, St. Johns Ave. and Larry Freeman of Lake Forest Telephone H. P. 2400 Performances â€"Saturdays and Sundays 2:30 p.m. continuous. Week days â€"7:15 and 9:00 p. m. Thursday Friday, Saturday. Sunday, Monday Trerday. Wednesday. Tharsday Saturdays and Holidaysâ€"30c to 6:30 p.m. Evenings and Sundaysâ€"40c â€" Children, 12 years and underâ€"10¢ That Gang‘s Here Asgain A L C Y O N They‘re too hot for the tropica but you‘ll love ‘em and HOWL! ADDED Baby Randy â€" Mischa Aner â€" Eugene Pallette â€" Edrar Kennedy in "SANDY Is A LADY" A fullâ€"length picture funâ€"fled to the brim with PREDRIC MARCH in SUSAN AND GOD, BROTHER ORCHID, SAFARL A bubbling comedyâ€"romance to tickle America‘s funnyâ€"bome GLaDYsS UDELL, DOURLE ATTRACTION Amn Sheridan â€" James Carmey â€" Pat O‘Briem in From the exciting writings of John Galsworthy Added : Cartoon in Color â€" News â€" Musical "YOU‘RE NOT S5O TOUGH®" "A CHUMP AT OXFORD" "21 DAYS TOGETHER" Vivien Leigh â€" Laurence Olivier in â€" DOURLE FEATURE ~ David Niven â€" Olivia de Ravilland in DOURLE FEATURE * DEAD END KIDS Nan Grey â€" Henry Armetta in Treat yourself to a gond laugh ! ADMISSION PRICES "TORRID ZONE" . in their rodiest. fastest, funniest package of dynamite entertainment ! "RAFFLES" spent the weekâ€"end at White Lake, Michigan. Society Editor Clarence Mathe of Ridgewood drive left the early part of the week for Wisconsin Rapids where he will visit his grandmother for several days. He will then go to Three Lakes, Wisconsin for a three weeks fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Peters of N. Linden avenue spent the weekâ€" end at St. Paul, Minn. Duane Cope has accepted a posiâ€" tion as engineering draftsman with the Stinson Aircraft Division of the Aviation Manufacturing Corp, at Nashville, Tenn. Duane will leave August 5th, to enter his new posiâ€" tion. He has been connected with the American Mignet Aireraft Manufacturers of Wheeling, IIl. Duâ€" ane is a graduate of the Highland Park High school and the Aeronauâ€" tical University of Chicago. Mrs. J. V. Norcross is spending the remainder of the summer with her sonâ€"inâ€"law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Haviland Morriss, at Walâ€" lingford, Conn. Miss Phylils Delhaye just reâ€" turned from attending a Midsumâ€" mer weekâ€"end party at Wesleyan university at Bloomington, IIl. and visiting friends for a few days at Bushnell, TIl. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Whecler of Greenville, III. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Leibser for a few days. Mrs. Lydia Harris is entertainâ€" ing the Fort Sheridan Bridge club this Friday afternoon. Bill Knobloch entertained five of his friends from Madison last week. John Brasa of Highwood and Grace Vivian of Highland Park took Dogs that refuse other food EAT Ideal with gusto day after day Highland Park, Ill. insanity | 2.â€"3â€"4â€"5 414 out a marriage license recently in Waukegan. & "Boots and Saddles" sounded early on Thursday morning at the Culver Military academy as the troopers in the Culver Summer Cavairy camp prepared for their annual 10â€"day practice march through Northern Indiana. Among those who will swing into the saddle to follow the red and white cavairy guidon over the 200 miles of Indiana highway is Richâ€" ard Schaaf, 200 Ravine drive, Highâ€" land Park. Miss Greta Leander entertained twelve of her friends at a garden party in honor of her birthday anâ€" niversary last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Walter Cope where Greta is making her home. Miss Dorothea Himmler returned Saturday from a trip through Cenâ€" tral America. Little Paula Kuhn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuhn, of Dean Ave, left for camp in Vermont for a few weeks. Miss Edith Phillips of Elgin, and her mother and sister of California visited friends in Highland Park last Monday. Miss Phillips is a teacher at Lincoln school. Alfred S. McFadden and Clara M. Tillman took out a marriage license recently in Waukegan. Twin daughters were born to Mr.! and Mrs. Thomas Giaomo of 137 8. | Second Street, at the Highland Park | Hospital, Monday. | Rev. Louis Sherwin and Mrs. Sherwin and their daughter, Virginâ€" ia, are vacationing for several weeks at the Lake View Hotel in Spring Lake Beach, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Blair of 110 McGovern Street are the happy parâ€" ents of a daughter born Monday at the Highland Park Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stuart Milâ€" lard (Margaret H. Wentworth) are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Anne Wentâ€" worth Millard, born last Saturday. Mr. Albert P. Snite and sons, Bud and Al; will return to Highland Park today, Thursday, from a cruise on Lake Michigan. They started from Mackinac Island and followed the Michigan shore. Bill Loomis spent the past week end at Delavan Lake, Michigan. Mrs. R. ‘B., Johnson of Broadview avenue entertained thirty guests ‘at a luncheon and a beach party last Thursday. Roland Bleimenl, Jr., underwent an appendectomy last week at the Highland Park Hospital. While visiting in northern Wisâ€" consin last week, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bartel called upon Mr.| and Mrs. John Sullivan, former resâ€"| jdents of Highland Park, who reâ€" cently _ moved to _ Minong, Wis. "Jack," as he is familiarly known among most local residents, was former desk sergeant with the Highâ€" land Park police force, from which position he retired jlast February. In April he and his wife moved to Wisconsin where they are very comfortably located on Lake Gilâ€" more. Their home is situated among the pines overlooking a very large lake, where the former officer spends much of his time swimming and fishing. Both Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan are very happy in their new environment, and send greetâ€" ings and best wishes to their many | friends here. Miss Peggy Rogers. formerly of Highland Park, left Wednesday for her home in Summit, New Jersey. She has been the guest of Elise Plant for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A Judson Wells reâ€" turned Saturday from a delightful trip visiting relatives in Tenn. and Miss., and sightsecing in New Orâ€" leans, returning home through Ashâ€" ville, N. C., and a trip through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Dr. Baker Hamilton was stricken with appendicitis last Friday while vacationing at Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€" Wan. He was taken to a hospital in Antigo and operated on by his former school chum, Dr. George Hinn, of Highland Park. He is getâ€" ting along nicely. Chicago friends attending the writers conference in Lake Forest were Buffet supper guests Saturday of the Everett Fontaines, Craig Rice, Mystery Author, Josephine Bessens, Magazine Contributor, Marie Merrill, editor and director of pageants, and member of Matrix club and Tilinois Women‘s Press Asâ€" sociation were among the guests. Mrs. Rasumoff of New York City visited her son, Abner Rasumoff, of 623 Vine Avenue over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kutzer and famâ€" ily are vacationing at Little Clear Lake near Hayward, Wisconsin. Marriage licenses have been isâ€" sued in Clinton, In., to Dougias Pett, of Highland Park and Ruth Facto TWE HIGEHELAND PARKL PRE§S est will entertain at luncheonâ€" bridge tomorrow for Miss Jean Wilâ€" Bliss will give a cocktail party for Miss Williams and her house guests. Miss Williams‘ fiance, Mr. Kenneth Simpson of Philadelphia, is arriving here Saturday to be on hand for the remainder of the young couples prenuptial parties. Miss Lenore Hilikin of Marion, Pa., and Miss Marion Stedman of Sumâ€" mitt, N. J., members of the wedâ€" ding party, also arrived here this weekâ€"end to be Miss Williams guests. Mrs. Clare B. Shaver is particiâ€" pating in a six weeks program at the Middlebury College Language schools, designed to better internaâ€" tional relationships through lanâ€" guage study, Mrs. Shaver is a stuâ€" dent in the French school. All the students, at the schools, have pledged themselves to speak, read, and write only the language in which they are specializing. Faculty members in the segreâ€" gated schools of French, Spanish, German, and Italian, are natives of the respective countries. The schools stand for the thorough preparation of language teachers through effiâ€" cient methods of teaching, a masâ€" tery of the spoken and written lanâ€" guage, and an intimate knowledge of the life, institutions, literature, history and culture of the country studied. Mrs. Barbara Juenger Aged Resident Dies Mrs. Barbara Juenger, aged 85, died Tuesday morning at the home of her son, Henry L. Juenger, 845 S. Green Bay road. She had been a resident of Highland Park for the past thirtcen years. Mrs. Juenger is survived by four children, Henry of this city, George of Indianapolis, Margret of Highâ€" land Park, and Elsa Dix of Chicago. There are also two grandchildren, Henry Juenger and Richard Dix. _ Funeral services will be held Friâ€" day in Fulton, III., where interment will take place. s The terrific heat last Thursday, claimed one victim in this vicinity. Dante Bertocchini, aged 45, a laborâ€" er living at 125 North ave., Highâ€" wood, collapsed on the grass of the North Shore park, Eighwood and died almost immediately. Highwood Laborer Victim Of Heat A coroners jury, Friday, returnâ€" ed a verdict of heat exhaustion. Bertocchini is survived by a wife, Josephine, and two children. Funâ€" eral services were held Saturday morning at St. James church with burial in Ascension cemetery. Bicyclist Injured In Accident Friday Thomas E. Brown, 17, of 1009 N. St. Johns ave., was injured Friday evening in a carâ€"bicycle accident, during the heavy rain, wind and lightening storm. Mrs. Joshua Derry of Lake Forâ€" The young man was pedalling his bicycle north on Green Bay road beâ€" tween Michigan and Chicago aveâ€" nues, when he was struck by an auto driving south on Green Bay road by Hubert Johnson, 42, of 215 Liewelly ave., Highwood. Brown was taken to the Highland Park hospital by Johnson, where he was treated for cuts and bruises, and later returned home. Highwood Police Radio Destroyed By Fire Sunday A short circuit in a police radio caused fire damage estimated at about $100 to the office of the City Collector in the Highwood City Hall. The blaze was discovered by Alâ€" phonso Burgoni, janitor, when he was taking the flag down about 5:15 p.m. that afternoon. He notiâ€" fied Chief of Police, John de Smidt, who notified the Highwood fire deâ€" partment. The chief had the fire well under control when the departâ€" ment arrived. The walls and a desk were scorched while the radio and a numbering machine were destroyâ€" Highland Radio George Abernathy New Legion Head George Abernathy was elected post of the American Legion at its annual meeting held Thursday eveâ€" ning in Legion hall. He succeeds Leslic B. McCaffrey. > Other officers chosen were Harry Eichler, senior vice commander; Wilâ€" liam J. Acker, junior vice commanâ€" der; Arthur Johnson, finance officer ; DeWitt Manassee, service officer; Paul Webb, trustee and Roceo Stelâ€" lo, sergeantâ€"atâ€"arms. HERMANCE MUSTRIC‘S BEAUTY SALON â€"AT THEIR BEST & 22â€" _ ** 5 yRUâ€"BLUâ€"BERRIE » A uis 04 e in 2 a PR S d Summer Clearance Complete Beauty Service Ladies 65¢ full fashioned 4â€"thread pure silk Hosiery Specialâ€" A A per pair Ladies‘ Sportswear, Slack Suits, Slacks, Farmerettes Special aae 77C TURKISH TOWELS, plaid patterns or colored borders. Regular 25¢ value. Special at ...___.. Men‘s Work Shirts, blue chambray or gray covert. 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