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Thursday, October 2, 1930 The Altar and Rosary society of the Holy Cross Catholic church will hold their regular meeting in the parâ€" ish hall at 8 o‘clock, Friday evening, October 3. follow the meeting. ~Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kress netka were guests at the B. home on Saturday. . Imowe Mne Emt ue‘ 5 Mr. Albert Osterman and two chilâ€" dren Burton and Loretta of Berwyn, Illinois visited Mrs. Annie Willman and other relatives in the vicinity on Sunday. K ”-I.\.l-rv.w;md Mrs. E.L. Clavey enterâ€" tained two tables of bridge at their home on Saturday evening. _ The children of the Holy Cross Catholic church will be entertained at a party in the parish hallson Saturâ€" day afternoon," October 4 at‘ 2:30 o‘clock. _ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gastheld enterâ€" tained a few friends at their home on Saturday evening. § * Christ Siffert has purchased a bungalow, which he moved into last Wednesday. It is located about a mile east of Deerfield. Mrs, Siffert and young: daughter are expected to return from Europe within the next few weeks. They have been spendâ€" ing the summer with relatives in and around Germany. ~â€"Mrs.â€" Eugene â€" Zahnle her five hundred club on afternoon. â€"Harold Scheskie oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Scheskie is in the Des Plaines hospital with a broken Mrs. Donald Wageck of Osterman avenue is the new organist in St. Paul‘s Evangelical church to succeed Mrs. F. G. Piepenbrok. Mrs. Wageck is formerly from Ames. Iowa, and is a very fine organist. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Moore of Chiâ€" cago visited Miss Amelia Peterson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Langdon of Gorton, Conn., celebrated their fifâ€" tieth wedding anniversary on Sunday, September 28. â€" Mr. Langdon was visiting her sister Mrs. C. W. Pettis when the first Presbyterian church ;r;;"burirlrti years ago and helped with the construction of it. Mrs. Harold Youngs of Todd court was hostess to the Tuesday evening Sewing club this week. ; The ladies of Dorcas circle No. 4 of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a delicious luncheon at the home of Mrs. Eugene Cooksy on Osterman avâ€" enue on Thursday. The circle meets the last Thursday of each month. > ®TERCHE CS Réfreshments and a social hour will Send contributions to local correspondent before Tuesâ€" day noon. Help her to make this section interesting. _ MRS. LORETTA WILLMAN, Local Editor Lincoln Ave., Deerfield, I1l. Tel. Deerfield 153â€"R DEERFIELD NEWS Deerfield Locals DEERFIELD NEWSâ€"FLASHES ess‘ of Winâ€" B, H. Kress entertained Wednesday AND PERsONAL ITEMS The Fred Haggie family of Osterâ€" man avenue is spending the week in Kentucky. F cz “M;:j A. Reichelt Jr. was the weekâ€"end guest of Mrs. Roy Bergen Guild of Evanston. yse Mr. and Mrs. Danhauser and Mrs. Robins of Madison, Wisconsin were weekâ€"end guests of Mrs. J. D. Myers of Rosemary terrace. Mrs. C. T. Anderson and two chilâ€" dren Dorothy Jean and Ward visited Miss Bernice Tucker of Highland Park on Sunday. â€"The Deerficld Gun club is again open and practice has begun for fall shooting. n Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meyers anâ€" nounce the birth of ‘a son at the Highâ€" land Park hospital Saturday, Septemâ€" ber 27. Mr. Meyer and two sonsâ€" Frederick und John Allen are staying with Mrs. Meyers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anderâ€" son at Glenview, Mrs. Mary Lee of Blue Island and her guest Mrs. H. Haley of Syracuse N. Y., visited the Peter Petersen famâ€" ily and other‘relatives during the past wee $ Jerry Briggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs is in the Waukegan hospital with scgrlet fe_ver. Mr. and Mrs. James Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Chicago were dinâ€" ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J, Laâ€" bahn on Sunday. The Independent Social club will hold their next regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Louis Ott on Tuesday afternoon, October 7. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evers are livâ€" ing in the Herbert Savage first floor flat on Hazel avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Klemp, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horenberger were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rockman at Racine, Wisconsin on Sunday. Betty Clavey, who is attending Marywood at Evanston spent the weekâ€"end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Clavey. Mrs. F. Beckman, Mrs. Fred Horâ€" enberger and Mrs. F. J. Labahn with a group of ladies from Des Plaines and Evanston spent Thursday at the summer cottage of Mrs. Primm on Fox River. Mrs. Primm is a former school mate of Mrs. Horenbergers. Mrs. G. H. Clouse and Mrs. Alex Willman who have been appointed precinet committee women in Deerâ€" field attended a luncheon at the Karâ€" cher hotel, Waukegan on Friday aftâ€" ernoon given for all the committee women in Lake county. Mrs. Harriett Edwards presided at the meeting which followed. Miss Jeanne Smith participated in the fashion show at the Y. W. C. A. in Highland Park on Thursday and Friday. THE PRESS Many Children Promoted Sunday at Presbyterian Church Promotion day services were conâ€" ducted on Sunday morning last at the Presbyterian church school of Deerâ€" field, departmentally. . Parents visâ€" ited the department in which their children were enrolled, to enjoy a repâ€" resentative service there, and to reâ€" ceive a very definite illustration of the fine way in which the workers of the school conduct its sessions. The children promoted from the Cradle Roll to the Beginners‘ departâ€" ment are: Shirley Krogstad, Joanne Hubert, Robert Beebe, Edwin Johnâ€" son. Betty Russell, Rosemary Roll, Mildred â€" Caroline Henthorn, â€" Mary: Adcle Clark, Belinda Stadler, Edward GGibbons, and Helen Scully, Those promoted from the Beginners‘ to the Primary department are: Dorâ€" othy Jean Anderson, David Andrews, Doris Jean Peterson, Wallace Peterâ€" sen, Charles Piper, Carter Reed, Joan Letson, Helen Jane Hoover, Roseâ€" mary Wilen, Janet Walton, and Peggy Trigulles. j Mr. George Stanger, who has served for 14 years as gencral superâ€" intendent of the church school, preâ€" sented the Bibles to the children who were prompted from the Primary to the â€"Junior department: _ Harrison Brumes, Ralph Willen, Betty Lucas, Sara Getty, Slyvia Johnson, Edgar Vinyard, Doris Mason, Robert Linâ€" dell, Lila Letson, Lela Letson, and Dorothy Frase. Fight children were promoted from the Junior to the Intermediate departâ€" ment: Jane Agnew, Ruth Sanders, Frances Selover, Shirley Varner, Unit Abrahamsen, John Engstrom, Oliver Kinnear,and Frankin Hedlicka. The council prepared the program in the Junior department and two members of the council, Arline Ment» zer and Olive Kennear lead the serâ€" vice. Decerfield O. E. S. to Have Card Party The Decrfield O. E. S, chapter will hold their regular meeting on Thursâ€" day evening, October 2. Following the Abusiness session there will be a card party and the public is invited to attend. â€" Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. A hand: made quilt, luncheon set and pillow slips will be given away. ‘The quilt is now on display at Olenâ€" dorf‘s. Past Masters Night Deerfield lodge No. 1110 A. F. & A. M., will observe Past Master‘s night Saturday, October }8 at _7:30 p;1 at the Masonic temple. Dinner will be served promptly at 6 o‘clock. to Be Observed Lake County hospital, for months the butt of accusations of inefficiency and extravagance, was exonerated last week by Supervisor William Obee of Decrfield township, chairman of the county committee appointed to investigate the charges. Obee, following an investigation at the urging of members of the county medical society, issued a statement to The Herald and Examiner, criticizing he accusers and pronouncing manâ€" agement and expenditures above critâ€" \cism, mccording to a story in that paper‘s Tuesday issue, which follows: COMMENDS COUNTY HOSPITAL SYSTEM Sulzenél;or Obee tnnlnunhv n Chicago , Exonerâ€" o0 Uihclais A complete report will be read to the board of supervisors at the next mecting, Obee said. "The men who started this have never set foot in the county hospital, It has been a campaign of malice and jealousy and a blot on the. medical profession. None of the statements presented to the civic societies with such conviction has any foundation in fact. They are mere scandalous ruâ€" mors founded in rancor, "On a comparative basis, the Lake County hospital is administered at a cost that compares very favorably with institutions ten times its size. The average cost per hospital day for the past year is $3.55 against $3.50 for Cook County hospital." The County hospital, Obee said, opâ€" erates for about $80,000 a year with an average of seventyâ€"seven patients tréated daily. ‘This includes contagâ€" jous, tuberculous, emergency and genâ€" eral patients. 3 s1ci@n Obee said ‘The county physician is a pracâ€" titioner of the highest skill and efâ€" ficiency. On the evidence of my own constituents in Deerfield township he has carried out the most difficult medâ€" ical and surgical cases with success." The present hospital management has hbeen proven the most economical to the county, Obee said. Former Teacher Is Deerfield friends of Miss Leona Evans will be interested to learn of her recent marriage to Mr, Joseph Harold Maxwell. It took place at the Methodist church in Plainfield on Saturday afternoon, September 20. Mrs. Maxwell was a teacher in the Deerfield school last year. rom home in Des Plaines. Dr The young couple will make their Laud Dr, Licber Charles Licber, county phyâ€" drew a large share of praise the investigating committee Married Saturday