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-- __ Mrs.<Frank Mitchell left Wednes-- Aw to visit her sister in came, with her parents,--to live on land secured from the government in 1844. The main portion of her life was spent on that farm to which her father made additions from time to time. As a young woman she taught school for almost twenty years and many of the older men and women of the community. attended school un-- der her at the Swan, Price, Diamond Lake and Marsh Schools. She taught for a time in schools near Waterloo, Ia., where one of her brothers lived. Morris Chandler made a business tl=:>m1'neadty. . and Mrs. Myron R. Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Sinnett and Mr. and Mrs. Abrams of Rockford en-- j'gawbmm. . and Mrs, Thomas Russell and son Ralph spent Sunday in Antioch visiting relatives. Mrs, G.--C. Melendy is on the sick list this week. . --and Mrs. Leland Lansing and &Mdmwu friends Sunday. ; OBITUARY Harriet Elizabeth Price was born in Wattsburg, Pa. Sept. 13, 1840. She -- Then for years she cared for her mother who had lost her sight and after her death kept house for her brother Levi until he passed away at the age of 89. In 1918 she and her brother Lewis, spent the winter with #flundfrhndsinwifmh. rmlatlnnenboume into home in Mundélein from which she passed on into the other life on Sunday morning. a are spending a week with her father, at West Bend, Wis. Mrs. Herman Zersen who was op-- erated on at the Highland Park Hos-- pital on Wednesday is getting along as well as can be expected. «--«Mr. and Mrs. Earle Sinnett and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Abram of Rock-- ford were guests at the Myron Wells home this week. s Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson are spending several days with the lat-- ter's parents in Chicago. -- ¥isitor on Tuesday. Mrs. Thonmias Russell and Miss Helen Russell motored to Waukegan Wednesday and spent the day visit-- '* . Meyer spent several days this week with his sister, Mrs. Paul Rouse of De Kalb. _ Miss Emma Fisher, Mrs. Ray Wells, Mrs. H. C: Payne and Mrs. D. 8. Doliph spent Wednesday afternoon in Waukegan. . -- --The Ladies Aid is planning to have a® picnic on the Church Lawn on the Aifternoon of Friday, Sept. 24th. assisting his brother Henry Engel-- w'hn.wnmsmnnfn MWednesday morning--for his studies at the University of Illinois. e" member is to bring a friend ith her. Members also please re-- ac to bring your missionary Mrs. Henry Tonne and Mrs. Charles Herschberger and daughter Pearl of Long Grove were guests at the home of Mrs. Edwin Roder on FTuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gus Metzner and children . Albert Knigge made a business trip to Chicago Woednesday. -- _ Miss Millie Wrench, Ruth and Lois Ames and Miss Edith Becker en-- joyed a slumber party at the home of Miss Gerda Thorgren on Tuesday evening. e Her father James C. Price and her mother Jane Carver Price, her three brothers Albert, Henry® and John Jay .ddhufithCivflmmdher kwnn all preceded her in death and Lewis Price is the only V surviving her. She leaves several nephews and nieces who are enjoying a vacation in Wiscon-- Mmm Mr. Will Price of Mrs. Mary Cape (Mrs. Charles) of Racine, Wis. Mr. Jay C. Price of E. San Diego, Calif., Mrs. Nellie McClain of Libertyville, Mr. Milo A. Price of St. Paul, Minn., Mrs. Alta Madson (Mrs. Frank of. Minne-- apolis and Mrs. Esther Russell of Duluth, Minn. She was a woman of quiet strength Wednesday <and Thursday with the former's sister, Mrs. J. M. Wheaton and family of Wheaton. of character. She gave herself with self--sacrificing care to her mother in in ministry to those of her loved ones who were about her in the home. She was a loyal, staunch friend and a capable efficient teach-- er who won friends and pupils by her kindly interest in their welfare. Her character can best be summed up in one word: "Faithfuiness." s n wghes Mabert Elexia Agnes nee h!:iwbonhm.';w:.& "finuflhd"h marriage with John J. Meyer--on January 1, 190&:-1 ada. She came as a bride to Volo ada. In 1922 she came to live in mhoe and here she passed on in-- » the cheavenly 'home suddenly on and had spent her life in that vicin-- zmdmcviththonupflmcf iree years spent in Western Can-- ~--She was a loyal wife, a kind loving mother, a thoughtful, helpful daugh-- ter and sister, a good friend and an earnest Christian woman. she had her church membership--in the Volo M. E. Church and was a good work-- er in that church and its Ladies Aid r' She was also a member of a Mystic Worker Lodge of Round :: :" ndb'dz children Walter Engelbrecht who has been MUNDELEIN spent an | eph Rossdeutcher), John Curtis, Er-- home Sunday afternoon. ,mnaq,mmwmi Ralph Meyer was a Libertyville Lesliec, and Lewis Lester, by two caller Tuesday afternoon. grandchildren, by her mother, Mrs.| Mrs. Emma Krueger of Prairie John Hurst, and by three brothers, View called on relatives and friends George, Curtis and Loyal Hurst all here on Thursday and Friday. of Niagara Falls, Canada. | _ Mr. and Mrs. William Tonne were fiurdnmmcmdw'mlhnatthoflenry'romhom by Rev. C. Arthur Jevne at the home on Tuesday, _ mdatthelmhoe(kunhoulon--[ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pahiman en-- day afternoon. The interment was tertained company from Chicago on in the Ivanhoe Cemetery. c | Sunday. ~4 t asay" ~Eil .. McBride), Mabel Esther (Mrs. Jos-- land Park were callers at the Hans Sunday School: & First church 10:00 a. m. Ivanhoe 11:00 a. m. Worship Service: Ivanhoe 10:00 a. m. First church 11:15 a. m. Plymouth Larger Parish (First Church Mundelein & Ivanhoe Church, Congregational) C,. Arthur, Jeyne, Minister * Sermon subject: "Thomas, The Man Who Had to be' Shown." Wednesday at 7:80 p. m. Ivanhoe Boy Scouts. Thursday at 8:00 p. m. Mundelein Boy Scouts. Aid Society will have a lawn party on the Church Lawn. Every member Friday evening at 7:80 Young Peop ples meeting. Election of officers and plans for the coming year. Friday, the 24th, Annual Harvest Home Festival of the Orphanage at Lake Bluf. Luncheon at 12:80. Pa-- CARD OF THANKS > -- We wish to thank all our friends and neighbors who so kindly Assist-- ed us during our recent sad bereave-- ment. Also those who sent the beau-- tiful floral offerings. ; John Myers and children. i Mother and brothers. Rev. R. Lorenz of Marissa, Illi-- nois, will preach in the English and German language at the Evangelical wcm on . Sunday, 10th at 10 o'clock A. M. 'm. f t ; ma'uwm.ma Lake Zurich called at the Charles Herscberger home the latter part of Ralph Meyer was a Highland Park A number from here attended the Pageant of Progress at Park Ridge, last week. _ Miss Ethel Umbdenstock made a business trip to Lake Zurich on iSQtnrday. _ _Mr.' Albert Sauer attended Bank lwuwmd- P'k)" Evelyn Barbo;otfh'flighhnd e:mm ~ day af atives. Misses Ethel Umbdenstock, Edna Popp, and Evelyn Barber of High-- Friday at 2:00 p. m. The Ladies by comparing it to jazz music," Miss Taggard. ""I lik s on se fi'u will have a still higher tabdmvomwwfl -- "There is no doubt in my mind of the younger poets of the day. Examples of the new are w'mmwmu book of ords for the Chisel." She admits that the in. mfiwm the same raip that jazz.does music. "I do not think that I am lower-- ing the standards of poetry at all New York ----Ad lib Genevieve Tflud' Names Creation "Ad Lib" Metre at 2:30 and Sale. that jazs has affected the LONG GROVE It is sponsored b; mxd.no-chnz come for a fine Jaxz Form of V erse Miss Rose Sigwalt of Lake Zurich visiudtz(:haduflcnchbaprh., home M y. Miss Mable Hans was a . Prairie View caller Friday evening. William Cordes of Lake Zurich was a Long Grove caller, Tuesday on t C of a Millay, ifldlbem-umm she remains herself, an intense she remains herself, intense and in riuatity, and. in runs on lic'htcr and zflmdbfim Mr. and --Mrs. Frank Shepherd and fatnily of Waukegan visited at the A. E. Ransom home Sunday. Mrs. Ella Smith has gone to Wau-- kegan for the winter and will stay with her niece Mrs. Pennington. > suggested Dy a bit of m-hru-{chmluaollg other day--'What Good Good Morning.' 'The fiunuchn-jchut or In -ou%mu'ho gard is the a mission-- ary. She came to New York from Honolulu where she lived as a many of my best verses, esy ".j ally 'The 'Singing Sonp: Buser Mr. and Mrs. Jean Smith visited relatives in Ivanhoe Sunday, . -- The Ivanhoe Mystics will hold their next regular meeting with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ransom. The program will consist of progressive euchre, iwlnimdalmeh.Conesndhma good time. (This will be held Thurs-- day night, Sept. 16. crities as a _A aAm suggested by a haunting bit of Mr. L. H. Deitz has installed an Electrola in his ice cream parlor. It is a most wonderful machine runs by electricity and is connected with the radio or can be run like a victrola. Last Saturday an impromptu dance was held in the ice cream parlor and the music furnished by this unseen orchestra. It was a grand success, advise all who possibly can do so to drop in to Deitz brothers and listen Mr. Carl Koeppel was in Chicago Plain and Ornamental Robert R. Dawson THE STAR Harry Pfannenstill, Prop. kinds TV ANHOE Bs Mundelein, IIL Phone 368--R of Auto Repair Work . We would THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, sATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1926 _ Mess 1 of ; Son of God. This brings the thought down to the individual in his body of believers, and as the individual is, so is the church. A-- chain is never stronger than its weakest link, so the Church is never stronger than its weakest member. How do you This brings us to the point we are i on snfaraiaias hearts of the soundly converted fol-- lowers, of our Lord Jesus Christ, the WeRnmimes s7 m mnng "ajo, SuIne Suyy the church, is the building, others, the single organized -- congregation, and many say the christian denomin-- ation.. We will consider the thought from another angle, and say, the church is a body of soundly. convert-- ed followers of Jesus Christ. ~'When we think of the church, we consider it in many ways, some say -- We are asking for the prayers of all the christian people in our com-- munity in behalf of our coming re-- vival services. Pray for the outpour-- ing of God's --spirit upon us that we may be ready to do the work He wants us to do. Announcements week beginning Wednesday, 8:00, Prayer Service.: Sunday, 10;:00, Sunday School. Sunday, 11:00, Preaching. Bunday 7:00, E. L. C. E. Sunday 7:30, Preaching. We are hoping that we may hold our revival services early in October, pray for these meetings. The Lake County Sunday School Ass'n. wil} have a Rally in our church next Sunday afternoon at two Mr. E. J. Giss and family motored to Joliet last Tuesday. Our Pastor has been attending Revival . Services at N. Northfield, and reports many are finding Jesus Christ as their personal Savior, . -- Our pastor will write a little mes-- sage each week on various phases of the christian life and the church. The topic for this week--The Holy Spirit in the Church. ~The: Ivanhoe school began Tues-- day the 7 of Sept., with Mrs. Traut back again to the great satisfaction . ill for the : hkhasm quite or week with an attack ot_wmdm For a time it was feared an operation was nec-- essary but she is fortunately recov-- ering from this attack without one. George Hawkins of Waukegan spent the week end with the J. L. Shepherd family. ® Inig tosftst In the Pramne commn) to rest in cemetery Monday afternoon.. 'The church was filled with friends who u'g: from for and near to p-mr last re-- spects to this dear and ex-- press their qmthv{':r the sor-- family. Mrs. Meyer was a lothhg'wifo and mother ahd a true friend and the entire community is szaddened btyhlnr loss. . Rev. Jevne econducted the funeral services. to this most wonderful mugic box. {stand? I9" your 'life one of deep Monday, 8:00, Orchestra Rehears-- THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE PRAIRIE VIEW The 100--Watt Lamp PuBLic SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS 4d G\us ls(.;xmrcy, l.oci?' R'yp:ueutativc Phone 144--W Libertyville, lil. Customers desiring to take immediate advan-- tage of this additional service facility will find a nfigly of 100--watt lamps now on nd in all the Company's stores or lamp agencies. came from|ing & tir last re-- \the i 1, and ex--)tion . r the sor--|\ ward! eyer was a chure and a true sires. only be--done when we as a church fall upon our knees and plead for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.' The Holy Spirit may prompt us to' pray for a certain person. DO IT. The Holy Spiflt,m;yukutoeon-' fess Jesus, before the world, DO IT. The Holy Spirit may say GO and| speak to your friend, neighbor, or' fulfilling the mission, for which it has been placed upon earth. May we pray that the Holy Spirit of God ress marries she --does not go to the trouble to adopt her husband's name DL Te AAAZ DPIULC UV 18 _NOFRL_ 9L |--_Church: announcement--Sund ay touching the hearts of men.. 'sehool.tma.m.evenmuemat May we ask God tosend His Spirit 8 p. m. Everybody is invited to at-- Mthhuruofmthutthqbe' fnmnniiernerien emnimmer e agrmoge eonvicted of dn' come unto ~Jesus Hlinahath anma ta_cahanlcans Anw chum, DO IT. When we do all these things then the Holy Spirit is at work in our midst, and we are ready for the ingathering of unsaved souls. I beg of you, LET THE HOLY SPIRIT HAVE HIS WAY WITH YOU and then the church will be for such a short time. A-- vacant mind trying to manage an after dinner speech makes about as pleasant a noise as does an empty truck rattling over a stone pave-- WGM?MW is with the Spirit of God, and also prays for the salvation of souls, then does the church become a pray-- ing and Spirit filled church When the individual craves for the salva-- tion of undying souls and the for-- warding of God's Kingdom, then the church will also have the same de-- a certain extent by the.church, and %h when the individual member not co--operate with Him-- in the work He is to do. «In the lack of co-- Christ and be SAVED. 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WEATHERSTRIPS ARE ECONOMY TIN MORE WAYS THAN ONE _ WILLIAM WICK s Mundelein, Ill. PHONE 653--W--2 en w k 415. *~ Earl Small celebrated his birth-- dt)lmivem:":st Sunday by [dropping his ennies ht the «**Always look for the motive that rom: flndudm you'll have a %"ndd old time :ef'd::.ny an P » Members of the Bible class met last Monday night at the Rocken-- bach home south of town here on Milwaukee Ave., and after a short |study of the bible lesson they en-- 'joyodthemnelmwithmfu:hmentc and a social time. The meeting next month is to be at the home of Mr. jand Mrs. Francis Stancliff in Prairie |View.--Don't forget to remember. birthday box at Sunday school for missionary aid. It must be that Earl believes it is more blessed to give than to receive. Elizabeth came to--school one day in a state of suppressed excitement. Going straight to the teacher's desk, she exclaimed exultantly: "I've got a . new little sgister!" CITIZENS BANK BUILOING WEDNESDAY SATURDAY GEORGE A. 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