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Mrs. Amelia Horneberger, Mrts. John Ender, Misses Clara and Eva Ender, Mr. Arthur Endet, Mrs. Carl Lange and Miss Evan Lange, the guests of Mrs. Emma Antes Hilâ€" shoff of Chicago Sunday. _ Bke Mr. and Mrs. Stadler en a number of out.oftown guests at dinner last Wednesday evening. > Mrs. Bruce Blaine received hl*â€",‘ est seore in five hundred Saturday atâ€" of Deerfield, Wednesday nthuo:b A more detailed account will appear in next week‘s issue. ' i8 Mrs. G. A. Wilien was joint with Miss Sadie Galloway at the ing and exbibit of the Garden Club Financial, Mesdames Hutchi , G. Engstrom and C. E. Friedlund. The ‘dues ‘of. the association . rajsed to 50 cents, and 36 of the 1 present joined at the first meeting.| . Purchasing, Mr. Lowdermilk, Mi C. T. Anderson and Mrs. &m:’f ke. . * + .__Social, Mesdames Galloway, $s, Sherman, Lang, and F. Peterson. | Hygiene, Mrs. Warner, Miss l*e Titus, and Mrs. Kreh,. Library, Miss Schmitt," Mesdames Knask, and Hummel. . ; Membership, Mesdames Clark, G§lâ€" loway, Gunckel, ‘R. Knaak, Tnylri, Merner, Stryker. se * ' Miss Martha Jeppson "r;.‘o...b?. .wmpflflofmfor e Mr. Lowdermilk, the principal, quested the P.â€"T. A. to furnish picâ€" tures for the class rooms, on appreciation as outlined by the course of study, additional playâ€" groundâ€"equipment and books, and to work for a new assembly hall. The proper use of leigure time, keynote of both <the national state conferentge of . Parentâ€"T. r Associations, was stressed at the iniâ€" tial: meeting of the Deerficld igâ€" Teacher Association for 1924, held in the school last Friday afternoon, |at which the new president, Mrs. J A. Stryker, presided. x .. On account of a delay in the mails, the following Deerflield news were received too late for publication PAGE FOURTEEN Deerfield P. T. A. Meeting | New Clos n% Time For North Sho arber ShbpS BEG; NING Mondaj September 29, 192 all Bar%;bj Shops closezJ 7:00 pf m sharp. |â€" Sat:d ‘ preceding will cloge were apâ€" Mc a 00 udllmeetine : _ _ @ /) â€" Mrâ€" and Mrs. Phillip Rommell had lf the previpugiimeeting. | | B ‘n their weekâ€"end sts, Mr. and | ‘Miss Dorfikhy An ts of Highland| Mrs. Carl Rommel and two daughters I & ‘ a 7 | Park vigited ~friends: and relatives | of ‘Oak Park, Mrs.l Craigmile and | i ,I‘)eerfi:ld Saturday. Tilki fld Mr. H. J. Allardt of Chicago: _ _ ) Mr. â€" an irs. C aine a A jughter|Siffriey were ithe guests of San.luel Hole of Sh lby,l Montana, is f nd Mxh) William Whelan of Jo: spending several m in Deerfield. & -vI:“ fay i l The Deerfield Terhple Auociatlon | Doi ant dex: Alss Witiman weee | l eive theln oveninle motion pleture | Qmpliment [ff Aths tiaifo premncs {o evert Fridny premag tieeaicer. tho pli 1 ss Helen Dietrich of | Glencoe, whif will e the bride first show s.tam at sixâ€"thirty and the of John Krdie, on r 2. Covers Second at eightâ€"fortyifive. were laid fll twelve. _ /!| . ‘Mrs. Frunkhellitc 11 of Aum was ‘ Mrs. Olivi@ Anderson visited Mrs. the guest of her da , Mrs. Arâ€" oseph NieM of \Pullman, .Illinog, (t’hur m:x Tuesd&y h;ndmxtec}nuâ€" ast week, | a | day. > y evening t amâ€" _ Miss Agn®i Petersen, daughter ? ily visited Mr. Keikt‘s parents in r. and MB Petersen; became the| Northbrook. ho btide of William Tenn n Th Deerfield has several exhibitions at 1y ‘evening) September 18, at t | the ‘Libertyville fair this year. Miss Presbyterian| |Church. @ | Marie Kottrasch won |22 blue ribbons, Nlr.;;l ir:I and 2 reds and 2 white 4 m:::hibifion Sarl, Mr d . Rimer of cut flowers, p bakery nd two. hildiien, Mrs. Alex Willman, goods. hof ¢ tm _ Steims l and Mr. u;;,,v:i Mrs. Walter Vantyne won a blue ffom a visit With relatives and frien 4y | 11000 on * velvet log quilt. __ ‘Mrs. Robe#® Greenslade and li diu c gr M Jllle t Wedn day to visit Mirs. Mulvibil! and Mrsg, leCarthy lof |Pasadena and Los A ‘A number If dinner parties have been igiven| inflhonor of rend and rs. M.â€" 14 ‘Aflomas, during the pa bek. . Re d Mrs. T # leave son for theiff new elin San Peâ€" dro, Calif. | LMkt Tuesday jevening Dr. id Mrs. E. (§ Becker Â¥kre hosts at fdinner for haiThomas‘s.â€" rs were laid for wiktddh., Mr. and Mrs. N‘T than M. Shariik of County Line road, entertained af Rinner on Rriday evenâ€" ing and Mr. lind Mrs. &. K. Humâ€" mel were jholls this pakt Tuesdaf‘ ening. _ OnfMfhursday dvening Mr, id Mrs. R. B aPttersoniwill give a Min , Minn., | rgo, N Dakota, o visi Seattle, Mrs. t Greensl Park| sthiked at the ing their nce, . OMrs. R Greanklar Mr. an . Alex Williman were sts .at er Tuesday evening in mpliment B9 Miss Helen Dietrich of ncog, will e the bride «Mr. a rtai iscong Mr. a Mr.â€" ar ughter: . and 1 last ‘ternoon |atlikhe home of Mrs. Henry. Alje A preceded the rds a vers were laid for eight. | |Mrs. J. WMoward bs and 1i son Ja vinia, nt Thu J "with Mrs. Wibbs‘ r, Mrs. Fu m 5 d Des Mr. a Schi Mrs. t a bri Miss bythe J" F»n. M previ Miss I Ol â€" M Pat will enzeru_kai gelBarty Tuesday afternoon, adie. Galloway was hoctqpq' So, Club Tuesday aft‘r-’ . W. Clark entertained !difin Saturday. & d |Mrs. Blaine and SMirley were the guests of U William Whelan of Joâ€" rs. A Winters 1 râ€" a bile loads of on day, . / rs. E. H. Selig Riotored 4 Im’ 5 '“k to Ethan Willman (Helâ€" .. Mr. and Mrs. Naâ€" of County Line road, inner on Rriday evenâ€" Lxd Mrs.~R. K. Humâ€" this pakt Tuesday hursday évening Mr, aPtterson| will give a at Zand days holidays Wash. M de of Hig! Kress 6 * Mr. ‘and Mrs. ‘A tended the family reu family in Area: last Mrs. Ross were Mrs. grandparents. Nine were present at the Miss Dorothy Reichelt substituted in the primary of the Northâ€" brook school the first part of ;: week because of the| illness of regular teacher, Wilma Wilâ€" liams. + : % Dr. C. J. Davis called to : the Northbrock School day morning to examine all the 1 children beâ€" cause of the scarlet fevyer epidemic. | ‘ Miss Margaret P had the best display of jellies and| jams and won six blue and six red ribbons on single entries of jellies and preserves. Miss Vida Plagge had the best and largest display of canned goods and also won nine blue ribbons and two red ribbons on single entries of canâ€" ned fruit and one blue ribbon for potâ€" i The Sewing Club of St. Paul‘s 'Chumh will meetin‘Thursday afterâ€" noon at the home of Mrs. E. H. Willâ€" man. . s Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rommell had as their weekâ€"end ‘Mr. and Deerfield has several exhibitions at the ‘Libertyville fair this year. Miss Marie Kottrasch won 22 blue ribbons, 2 reds and 2 white an exhibition of cut flowers, pot plants and bakery Miss Edna Fritsch, who has been attending Moody I tute, has given up her studies thisterm because of the i!l â€" health of her mother, Mrs. James Fritsch. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ch#is Bentz of Chiâ€" cago visited relatives in Deerfleld on Sunday. Mrs. J{npio Robbins and son Holdâ€" end Robbins of M n, Wis., were guests at the Jack] Myers home on Sunday. : farewell dinner for tor and his wife. â€" THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS won a blue n quilt. d the best and ned goods and hur‘ Kiest atâ€" on of the Ross eek.~ Mr. and jest‘s maternal three relatives thering. * 1 of Area was ghter, Mrs. Arâ€" y and Wednesâ€" ; the Kiest famâ€" t‘s parents in e departing pasâ€" According to Mrs. I-l}-anun her husâ€" band h3d not been ill of late. ‘This morning when he left for work at seven o‘clock he complained of: a pain over his eyes but otherwise apâ€" peared to be all right. Mrs. Franzen packe his lunch bucket and bade him goodbye. It was the last time she s&w him alive, _ Police were‘ sent to the Franzen home. in Waukegan |to notify the widow of her husband‘s sudden demise. A passbook on th+ North ~Shore Line, together with letters found in his pocket identified the victim as Franzen. t 6 The body was removed to undertakâ€" ing rooms where the inquest was held. Waukegan police received a teleâ€" phone cal+ Saturday morning at sevenâ€" thirty o‘clock that a man was lying on the sidewalk at South avenue and Oak street. He was removed to the poli¢e | station. Officzb-q perceived at once that the victim was very ill and summoned a physician. In the meanâ€" time policemen worked oyer him, but in spite of their efforts he died shortly before|the arrival ‘of the physician. John Franzen, a former Waukegan poli¢ceman, but of late employed by the North. Shore Line at, Highwood, died suddenly Saturday in Waukegan, under cireumstances . which made it necessary to call a coroner‘s inquest. The verdict was that death was due to heart trouble. P« > John Franzen of Waukegan Is Victim of Heart Trouble; : Dies in Wafikegan A:complete Jine of| engraved cards for the holiday season,. Come in NOW and '%aee your order with the Highâ€" land Park Press. 4 30tf SUDDEN DEATH OF /. ~â€"N. 8. LINE EMPLOYE The Friendly Bible Class met Tuesâ€" day evening at the church. A number of the class went into the Cook Counâ€" ty hospital in Chi on Sunday and took with them jointed animals, fifty scrap books, flowers, fruit and gum for the little children. After the weekly(Enyer'meeting. Wednesday, the Sunday School teachâ€" ers held a meeting.: | ' ‘The orchestra and choir have reâ€" sumed ‘their practice after the sumâ€" mer vacation. . The (orchestra meets Monday evenings and the choir on Friday evenings. ; + The quarterly g will be held Saturday evening. Rev..J. G. Eller will preside,. He will also have charge of the communion oeFvige on Sunday. . Reverendâ€" V. E. Stakemiller delivâ€" Mission at Beverly Ky., to audâ€" ientes in Ashton, , Davis and Sterling, IlL, last week.. The proâ€" ceeds of the are sent fo the Misgion: Rev. Stakemiller and a parâ€" ty ¢§ péople spent the month of June in Kentucky at the Mission, taking numerous pictures tl) be used in his lectures. | f ‘The people of the Bungalow church are packing barrels of clothing for the Efission and an appeal is made for ¢lothing for these needy people. Articles may be left at the church. Evangelical Bungalow Church CHRISTMAS CARDS ha pany employs every > proved method of obtaining economy in operation without impairing the quality ofitsservice. As more telephones are added, operating costs necesâ€" sarily increase. JUST as good as a vigit is a three minute staâ€" " tionâ€"toâ€"station telepkone call. ' Evening, and you are away. You picture mother and father in the living zoom at home. The glow of the light shines.on mathér‘s soft gray hair and father‘s glasses. Mother is darning stockings. j Father is reading the evening @ â€" paper. At intervals he repeats : _rr#" â€" _ ~.gome tbik of news or a wmke im As Good as a V isit THE Tilinois Bell Telephone Comâ€" ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE®Comrany _ BELL SYÂ¥STEMm One Policy â€" One Systém â€" Universal Service kick drummers fdr German goods out of this coun bit now we are going to lend the s $100,000,000. ‘The politic e longing for the time when t collect taxes from the people â€" wi \ having to give them either. â€" V | f , RMAN DENZEL, Administtator with \Kill .anâ€" nexed of |Estate of* Andrew ' Johu*n, j § Wanunkegan, Ill 4th, 1924. E. 8. GAIL, t h 28â€"30pd Funeral servic afternoon and bu Shore cemetery. His wife, who was in the cottage, rushed for aid land flagged> a Libâ€" ertyville divigioe car of the North Shore. | M n Harry Renner, a membér â€"of > company / first aid team, used artificial tup{n’tion meâ€" thods and res dv(};hrh,to conâ€" scionsness bef ot::w e aid arrived. He was rushed to a hospital and later suffered a‘re s P C , From what tan be learned the man was .stenciling what is termed a "busâ€"bar." , Apparently he slipped, his right ‘arm| coming in contact with a lightning| arrester hood, which carried the ch padrk &, Gehrls was rhshed to the hospital where doctors ddministered aid. His condition, a few hours after the acâ€" cident was | as favorable, but shortly before midnight he began to lose stren \ His right arn| touched the charged rod and the cutrent carried through his body and‘#l unded . through his feet. Witnessek declared that the shoes were bu from his feet. . Arnold Gebrlk, aged 84, who lived in a cottage by the Public Service Station No.‘ 8f, near. Lake Bluff, died at the Victory Memorial hos, pital at 3 o‘cl Saturday. morning from ‘burns and shock following his falling against h rod carrying 33,000 volts. 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