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Before a Labor Day crowd of local baseball enthusiasts the Highland Park Young Men‘s club defeated the Highland Purk Crescents 6â€"1 on the revamped Sunset Park diamond. The game opened the new field house and grounds for future athletic acâ€" tivities. Y.M.C. Nine Wins Dedication Game In Sunset Park 6â€"1 While the losers were being held in check with the two thit pitching of portsider Dutch Hubley the local Y.M.C. team collected twelve safe blows off Olson and Wagner to put the game on ice. Coach Solly Thursâ€" ton led the offensive Y.M.C. attack with four hits, including a double, in five trips to the plate. Hall and R. Skidmore each collected a pair of blows while Gerkin and Meder each dented Hubley for a single in the sixth and seventh innings reâ€" spectively. Recovering early inning invincible form Lefty Hubley retired five of the six men who faced him in the last two innings via the strikeâ€"out route. Lose in Eleventh Playing on the High School Athâ€" letic field diamond last Sunday afterâ€" noon the Young Men‘s club dropped a hard fought eleven inning pitchâ€" ers battle to the Highwood Boosters, 4â€"3. Southpaw Harry Skidmore held the winners to seven scattered hits while his teammates collected ten blows off the offerings of Castelli, the Highwood hurler, but was handâ€" ed the loss on a hit and an error in THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1940 PARD EVANS FEED STORE Phone 124 tifSzirliy D 0 G FOOD AT YOUR Swift‘s | 3 30% off on all photographic work during our get acquainted offer. 571 Central Avenue OSTERMOOR FAIRPORT Mattress $25.00 grade for $19.95. BUILT NOT STUFFED. Even though this mattress is offered at this exceptionally low price, it too is BUILT in the same manâ€" ner as OSTERMOOR‘S more expensive mattresses. 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CLEAN CLOTHES ARE HEALTHIER + SEVERI â€" Beautiful 5X7 SILVERTONE Mounted PORTRAITS USE OUR CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAN @ OUR 7th AZ ANNIVERSARY MATTRESS SALE the opening of a new photographic studio, specialâ€" izing in distinctive portraiture, family groups, weddings, miniatures, oil paintings and photo restorations. SPECIAL "GET ACQUAINTED" OFFER «Noin The Parade I... [nnouna'ng the eleventh frame. Pie Traini, short stop for the Y.M.C. nine hit safely four times in five trips to the plate, including a triple, and Russell for the visitors took three in five, inâ€" cluding a double. _ _ Zion Here Sunday Next Sunday at 3 p.m. the local nine will encounter the strong Zion Merchant aggregation on the Sunset Park diamond. Zion recently won the finalist position in the 1940 Lake county tourney. Elmer Maiman, Y.M.C. speed ball artist, will pitch for Highland Park, and Gilder, iron man of the Zion nine, will do the hurling duties for the visitors. Following are the box scores of the Y.M.C.â€"Crescents and Boosters games: Thurston, 1 b .... Dalla Valle, ef . R. Skidmore, c . Hamilton, rf ... Hickey, rf ... H. Skidmore, 1f . Traini, ss for fine photography Hughes, rf Maimen, 3b ...â€".....â€"..... Gerkin, 3b ..... Barnbart, ef _ TORRIE in m emrsoamcomcomcn B 1 2 4 Triples â€" Dalla Valle. Doublesâ€"Traini, Thurston. Double playsâ€"Meder to Carrier to B. Labuda; Carrier, unassisted. Base on ballsâ€"Off Hubley, 1: off Olson, off Wagner, 2. Struck outâ€"By Hubley, 9; by Olson, 0; by Wagner, 5. B. Labuda, 1b .. Meder, ss .. Carrier, 2b J. Chambers, If Traini, 2b Hubley, 1b Notagincomo, ss Thompson, 3b ... Hickey, If ... Dalla Valle, cf R. Skidmore, ¢ Hall, rf H. Slidmwe_ p':: Digani, 3b Russell, If Marty, ss ...... Spanraft, c . Pasquesi, 2b . Butkas, ef ... Zanotti, 1b .. Bernadoni, rf Castelli, p ... Totals Totals Phone Highland Park 5128 Highland Park YMC (6) Highland Park YMC (3) erenrmnn enc n B6 3 Highwood Boosters (4) H. P. Cme_-_(l) $4.50 | 10 quesi (2), Marty. Double playsâ€"E %. Base on ballsâ€"O@ Szidmore 1; telli, 1. Struck outâ€"By Skidmor Breaking his neck in a 12â€"foot fall from a scaffold at Fort Sheriâ€" dan Thursday afternoon, John T. Nessa, 66, of Long Lake, a WPA worker, died a few minutes later in the Fort Sheridan hospital. Worker Fatally Injured In Fall Off Fort Scaffold Fellow employes testified at an inquest that Nessa, a carpenter, was preparing to quit work at 4 p.m. on the gunâ€"carriage garage now under construction when he lost his balâ€" ance and plunged to the ground. Semiâ€"conscious, the aged man was rushed to the Fort Sheridan hospiâ€" tal. He died of a broken neck a few minutes after his arrival. A coroner‘s jury at Kelley‘s fus neral Home, 27 N. Sheridan rd., Friday morning returned a verdict of accidental death. Nessa is survived by his wife‘ Ranghild and three children by a previous marriage, Brigith Nessa of Chicago, Mrs. Anna Anderson of Ludington, Mich. and a son Nicolai of Stavenger, Norway. Funeral serâ€" vices were held Tuesday at Long Lake. Interment was in Fox Lake cemetery. Yesterday (Wednesday) the Highland Park Rotary, Highland Park Lions and Highland Parkâ€"Raâ€" vinia Kiwanis clubs held their anâ€" nual outing at Sunset Valley Golf club. A blind bogey tournament featured the afternoon‘s entertainâ€" ment. Many hazards had to be overâ€" come by the players, such as putting through a sewer tile, driving with boxing gloves on and with a baseâ€" ball bat as well as putting from a water pail. Annual Outing Successful Affair The prize winners were Harry Roberts, Phil Muzik, Harry Kelley, Doc. Nichols, Paul Phelps, Ray Sheahen, Dick Martin, Dick Sandâ€" wick, Harry Skidmore and Lew Sinâ€" clair. & The baseball game was won by the Lions after considerable connivâ€" ing and "several hot shots." â€" Highland Parks total August building valuation of $131,534 is the highest for the year, according to Building Inspector Sidney Morris, who reported that a total of 22 perâ€" mits in all had been taken out. Of this number 15 are for new dwellâ€" ings. The residential construction is valued at $121,265. Last month the building valuaâ€" tion was $121,526, and in August 1939 the total was a skimpy $63,â€" 419. August‘s building boom enabled the 1940 accumulated valuation for the first time to exceed that of 1939. Dinner was served to 60 members at 6:30 followed by entertainment and cards. Clifford Moran and Paul Behanna led the singing. Accordâ€" ing to those present all had a wonâ€" derful time and it was one of the most successful affairs ever held. August Building ; .. Reaches New Peak For 1940 Record Accumulated valuations for the first eight months of this year in Highland Park are $698,765 comâ€" pared with $684,944 for the same period a year ago. Among the permits issued this month for new dwellings were those to Walter Amsteen, 2533 Green Bay road, $12,000; J. R. Alâ€" ford, Brittany lane, $13,565, and Gilbert H. Finch, $14,833. A good, oldâ€"time recipe for polâ€" One of the best and least expenâ€" sive floor stains is made of permanâ€" ganate of potash. Mix oneâ€"quarter pound of potash in one quart of water. Apply one coat for a light brown and two for a dark brown shade. The color is at first a bright magneta, which immediately turns brown. When the stain is dry, oil with beeswax and turpentine for an "oak" finish. 522 Contral Ate. â€" To. T. P.81% OUR NEW LINE OF econut Raisin N Bars BAUMS BAKERY THE HIGHLAND PARK PBRBESS A concert was given last evening at Winnetka Community house for the benefit of British War relief by V_irzin'u Wilson, Mezzo Soprano and Virginia Wilson In Benefit Program Madge Friedman, dancer. The gram given was as follows: Pfium‘.;& ievmmeiioirrmnsmnm mt Ein Schwan In the Silenceof the Night Mon Coeur S‘ouvre a ta Voix ... Saintâ€"Saens Virginia Wikkon 0 > INTERMISSION O Mic Bambino Caro Apres un Reve ... J‘al Pleure en Reve .. Evening Song ...._........._Edward Menges Longing (First Performance) ............_._. . Consecration Primitives Bad Check Passed On National Tea John Dompke, manager of the Highland Park National tea store, at 500 Central ave., reported to police Friday, that a worthless check for $18, signed by "U. Spiegel," had been passed in his store. She and her husband, Atty. Robâ€" ert J. Spahr, who also is nationally known in small bore rifle match comâ€" petition and recently won the U. of Chicago invitational meet, will compete in the 1940 National matches next month at Camp Perâ€" ry. Both are members of the Sherâ€" idan Rifle club. Spiegel was described as about 35 years old, 6 foot 1 in height and with a sallow complexion. He wore a white shirt and white slacks. He has not as yet been apprehended. ‘The Sanctuary of the Bethany Evangelical church has recently ‘been redecorated. The 11 a.m. serâ€" vice will be a time of reopening and rededication. Rev. H. F. Siemâ€" sen, the pastor, will present a mesâ€" sage in harmony with the occaâ€" sion, the choir will sing, and a ritual of rededication will be parâ€" ticipated in by all who are present. A number of small children will be dedicated to God in the rite of Christian baptism. A cordial inâ€" vitation is extended to all to parâ€" ticipate in this special hour of worâ€" ship. ‘Mrs. Spahr Wins State Rifle Matches The unofficial world‘s record for a woman rifle shooter was establishâ€" ed by Mrs. Helen Spahr of this city in the Indiana State Small Bore rifle matches at Lafayette, held the latter part of August. Nationally known, for her marksmanship, Mrs. Spahr swept all titles in the meet, winning the 50â€"yard match with a score of 400, including 31 x‘s; the DeWar match with a score of 400 and 25 x‘s, and the 100â€"yard match with a score of 400 and 31 x‘s. Rededication Of Bethany Sanctuary Takes Place Sunday Cireumference of a Square .......__Zilcher &Imh';nr of an Nlusion .......... Windsberger nJ{nn' Chacs Rebirth Ritual ........ Incantation i PP titts ) One Porson â€" Without Seth..$ ) :« $50 Two Persons=Wihoot Both..$ $50 1» s & One Porsonâ€" With Shower Both....s §75 One Porson â€"With Tob Bath........... $ & h'-.fl..sâ€"m'“ wprcual wemay Arp mownay rares First house north of Central Avrenue on Rast side of Street DILL‘S HOME BARBER SHOP 21 North Second Street 15 Years in Highland Park Telephone H. P. 5435 Madge Friedman Madge Friedman Virginia Wileon Virginia Wilson Virginia Wilson Elizabeth Worth Bela Bartok Musart Club Meets The Musart Club will meet next Monday afternoon, September 9, at 2:80, at the home of Mrs. A. Judâ€" son Wells, 635 Skokie avenue. The Womans Auxiliary of the Highland Park hospital will meet Wednesday morning, Sept. 11, at 10 a.m. in the Parish house of Trinity ==Chas. A. 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