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l 'mumu-muuu. munching-tumult» mun-hum Inn _ rrr1aqrrtmdttfttthfeyy1tt ,. ttMt.ftetterer"'"". [ - ”macaw-M1 . be=utgt',',hal"-Lflfl'ii, punt-nun would-phat - again-aim I ks CEskirG_yuaetAr.tr, f; siactserFettyet_tel'a.t " (iEiyiedtPetltdrNtt, -, 9“.“ can. a , FdaktLiram-dt"'r"""" GiG "ii. 3375.; . dmmm loan- ttr, " In“ . Wk were randy to - him. “l_m!_ne13_guriod Lydi- Gutxkr beam the best than“ in the Wilmot school. in Sun- ml Ott's time, sad he remembers, no C other who! in Deed-1d except the "sme tint "ood on the Death“ cor- ner: and taeed south. called the Cad- welt school. When the third Wilmot school burned about MOT, the pupil: "taoded the Cubic“ wheel. Stu- dcm in the Wilmot yahoo! went to the Edwards nchool in Northfield for “well dam." Sunni Ott vent to Nlpervillc rot. lege in tim. His father “I one of the first mixer; of this Evaneeli- ul Association church pchool. 81m- m! pow- I perpetul whammy flu-3M1. (Waugh!) ._.... MMWMMVM g.a.rrodth.Mimbair.tamtar.t" nuns-macaw“ ”mumsvthynn-cut warm 1 1rBlSthrultlsiMtir "teta1teatget,t,t': yvh r“ ”a”. term Abram!!!“ harm m: atltmnrrpea arab meitruoomt-itanoth" Th. lupin-I -rttt - mmwmmd annulus-scum Spit» iMhumman’oun-d the unlu- to lam when their ulna Ind strand. and: set-tttstirred-thath-Orr- and inh- 'm.- of 1m. Th- rush: of the taboo] ball {Hyman-d tsruits.ttt-riidovtturrni: the who] a. chum-u mn Ahmad. - W was an first when n1 (is ugly book that we and wan be? WI. School - one“ with my". and an twerstr-itvo pu- pits of all - land the alphabet. and te rad from the “amt. Tho and“ Ne the vinur urn wu a Mr. Chm. hon Michigan, and he Ind an pupil- older than he. Spell": wen the tirat books haul“ and the (in: geography and gave an zonal-lion of Chicago " 5,000. Hen, “Van; - Soate.hoos the tea- umt. mu In Eumeattarr radar in introduced. then Stun-1m mad- is; Tri J"iariri “can, ' he Thanh! and pro-pend:_ If -|_m_n In the Wilma! sehooC.at twenty-E one y'qn of use. Stand on put his ling vote and his new mud for his 3321 At twang-one he Ins made . director of the Wilma. school and? an my for two yum Year-ll am. " daughter. Alice. tatwttt if this school. At the :2ch denim: at pmMdemt Lincoln Mr. on voted tor' Ii-hthnYm whoa]. Ho tho 27/ Lincoln lynx; in “In in Chieago. The; wink Deer0etd community 'iiicil for the death of their beloved Eman- am President. 1 Samuel on wu pallbunr tor the: first penal: who VIII buried in that NoethnEU cemetery. Jacob Frey, W) [nu-ea year old lad who died of ty-l pth fever, in mm. . i in Ge cqlleze. ind an name any ymtpem he wither. to attend it. My W were common in th& vicinity. om:- t'm girls were that at sixteen. and the mjorily of then dd women " (any. " a Inn eorgd nix (in dollnn, Ind had n ar; iiiriirGTiF. G- talk and Hit It the “- _ _ “in... Gruiited -."." a, a. - to reoreroer ngad yyttef “I 'i%iii.-teutrytte1tt o-au-qu-tHee. an.“ an. an and. mummdmh‘ "t-u-'otttmArM"ett “mud-(buckled! as but W “their In." iiii-r-ieattu-ud uh" mw.umm fr-ttte-rs.-"--!'. tOM-tUhr-tnl-the wt-e-e-taio-. mmuhMQCm “Chihuahua-i. Mr. cumming):- “lbw-aiding”, m ay-re-ee-year.".,';"."".'; - LaiiraiGii ll hold. wu- M -- h n- be. In...“«hml‘h.%m,dmmunoaummm.l ,tnhytete"eys"-eelGrirfir'ac.' whim-mm“- new humid-whim“ A iiiVitiiiei--o_ttee?trefltA!t'a'.e: Wham "t.a-.hMqe'th..trr.r- 1t'.'"a,'MtN,ttrtaar't M~* Muhh'mh- 1'umturt-dtliF,-"hii"iG' M“ gun-1*.cuhnau-uuunu-murrauwa hair- “I!" W“ , Isl-nib In. - hflm~mihlhuanuhhdhfimflhfi M thr Wilma! gig} the Deerfield quota, in the last draft, Expan- wu short four men. because of the Inherit! of men who should have tor theHrervel. meeting: were held in the in “RV DeertHid school. Pimlly tt6.00 Frey. .7 apiece WIS raised to buy the service- I of trial four young men, Ind one of the four 'm' . Holcomb boy. The lads [man in went to Sprittefietd, the “r ended. it '"e They never - service Ind were con- wit: cg siderably richer than when they left [ . "r1lri,rii.iiriiis, six week: before. Sumac] i had . Ott’n enliutment m discouraged " run. he the recruiting oak-er because of the _. m few pen left on the fnrmx He wu " lbal- drafted three times, bat his number re randy m we dawn. mnrrud Johan lush on. .rteeator of gal! , I thus-M demand“ in A century. " .5... ha ha: November 6, 1784 midis! ind-tad!“ “hr-“'3! "-1.3?!me “I “unlit”. Thin-"~23 “humid. - Mich-du-luwm "itndnt.aaw,thrtWsth-M MW 31mm lyudh-tdhhrthwu: ttmir tmohthuhma-duuhynd stmwt-thrf.-irstheeorr- ”rd-unbmmium. Damn-“00“”. mutant. and nah in the qrtr-htssrFrhte,ued-ree Jerreto-arsdthrdddftRuwed?heett into th- voodl, and echo huh no trnaroudbrthed-rtbnttte1" around tick tor-mkofAd-yu. - mm: Io may that they duk- ened the um. " thy new south in the (In. In foggy rather they at on dry limbo of din-k tree. and made I will: "and, “MRI to hear. When therroo.udotttttq-tmeattse - could be hemrd,taWtrtg, u they ate. The ”and of the nrtne of the bied.istttoeummsanturoariewof In skyline. " the pigeons rushed to “other "not. George Kath remem- bers than pigeon mi-tions, and the of killing hundhds. ' What About ten - of age Snub ninrried Lida Lundau. Violn Ind uel Ott Vii-had to have I new slate Irene are unmarried. The Booken- pencil. to he walked seven] miles luck family has been written in mo- throuxh the mow in the woods near ther "tide. l hi: father's house. until be caught 1 Samuel on: the fifth child of “In rabbit with u forked stick, The rab- enz Ind Ursula Bid on. was born: bit hid in a hollow tree and the stick Muy 19, 1841, on the Ott (um that was run nound in the tree until it was Inter sold to George Rockenbuch her-me twisted in the tur of the uni- who married Sarah Ott, after Samuel uni when it could be brought out. had lived there for "renty-tbre yeti-1. Samuel then wilted two miles from In 1865 Samuel moved to Gem. m. him home to the Deerfield corners Ind a year later he built and fur- with the live rabbit. A Mr. Cole kept; nished a home and "usrried Mary I [can] not: on the southeast cor- , kiest, the daughter of Henry and net when the will): filling nation l Mary Kiest of Northfield (whose in now loo-ted Ind heed went in 1850. l brothers John Ind Charles Kiest were Thin non ariireriai UiGii iiiiit) and moved to ‘the Cl'rlos Hoyt lot,', not! to the Presbyterian dimly. I SI In 16.10“. He ”MM MdeHreets omidmtsnmetmbsom, "l-ee-d-bert-rt-tomits tgoettneuee-tbomNommt- trteeitsNU-.glt-,arsd -tiedD-tmrty,1MTuD-rNu. -dtarod-aeynrsditee. W ado-c. was», Caper. Christian and Philip. Mat a.tdet.-udGeo-Eretter. Sa- a--P%tirBragtdnxrdttmd 73-3th Winth- c ind hi he!" etiHmat. This has VII tin Piet- 'eutyf ”cosmonauts: -hnd--6l5Ami' qrhthe on mid Chi-tin Immunnwmcuh- -a.dae-ttetmthectvft w. P-tta-tsd-theel- _d,rihe.trh-Hedud.t?"'." lithium-Bun. v-MII. mandamu- angina-disdain!“ HItllI'l._ _ - --. -siuie,,sottnhna--mex,) Juan. lay. nun-1... law-U MSW-III. Gala-l at“ “pinball-Ill- “him Thou-um dun-mundane. known-mucus. ‘M‘Mw-tlomlh itdtu'tt.ttel2dtui't2g .hub... mu» 1'm',t=."uUfs'.'WldlTli inc-Vii inn-uh. Anne-r on 9t M, Pt., "th. - nou' 'a1itrdt'l'GrTu,, mommucim-idu '"tfge'a'tg'g.',t'dtt.e moumwommh Pt,e,iri,ttr,ttdrtAtrc NHtommntsitrtn “Shiloh- "trtufiratnrhiuettiubtms) vicinity. eMaedu-samarrudRev.chrutuas ottartdhnduxehiidmar,tworewtterau at now living, Elm and Hedwig. lbw. Ott vu I ninlmnry to 60- my and thritaerund, and Ehna W horn in Gamay and BM in Ind Bound. They live in Chicago. Hedwig mtsrried Mr. .Whithodt and liven in Long Beach, Californh. Kod- wi. m . teatim- in the Chicago schopln. and on two different condon- wu voted the most popular when And was given trips to Germany and Jerusalem. She is now retired on n pension. Swiuerhnd. ma maid “one Ruth and In: two Aildma, w Sank on married George locku- blch and had eight children. Elli, Adelaide, Oman. Almon, Sunni. Viol; Preston and Irene. Elk mn- Med William P. Plane; Add-ids Ormon untried Matry Whitney. AV mon hurried Elizabeth Culow. Sam- uel married Emma Rosenow. Preston hurried Lida land“. Vioh In! Irene are tmmarried. The Rocket;- buk family has been written in no- ther article. ministers). The Henry Kiesta any from Northern Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ott had five children, Alice, Flora, Olive, Arthur Ind El- mer. Alice married Gebrgn Erin-uh. Flora died " 13 yum of m. Olive married Dr, Henry Kline. Arthur died at three wag oi use. Elmer mar- ried Doris ndnmn, Ind his two daughters. Doris and Alice.- - A In her youth‘Mary Kin: on work- ed for two years for D. L. Moody, the Evangelist, and taught in the Moody church. Rev. Hoetne, who spent runny dun in the Samuel on home, pronénnced The beautiful serenity of old age, from I life of right living is seen in the Nee of Sumac] Ott. His grand- father, Jacob Ott, has 500 descendants Ind Samuel Ott is the oldest of those living, 250 are dead, and as many are living and scattered over the United States. The fifth generation Mr, on has Been--. kindly Christian ,mnn. at peace with Bil mankind, one who in; never had trouble with a 'teitrhbor; never learned to swear, nor to In! toueeo, wine nor beer, and I - and In actuation worse than ”confound it." I The firut real irtformatioet of Ana an Jackson. the run-way slave, Sun-cl on {Inputs to this generi- thn. tnthewinterottgsgaMrtut- to,nbrttrtttrrrmofatre,eaytetot!rs bone of Lynn Wilmot, tin Aboti.. “out; " night, via at: "Under, ground railway." {nun Imwppi. The kit w from so the black“ out! not it not new. to Canada, We" in had ban taken to Deer- in“. Mr. What. man the in“ " tho Ia- on keno. to do the a“. ., an Eh “in could to [m a runny Ih" Tr", "nimt4ha%..%ttuAbrrtitfmtutr ftretth.tth.r-M'tterhhtbr d1rt.Hgtnearetrrttmet.w. W hehu-YNth.r,mrowhftetmsn, ttMaet.d'e,hetgtl'hSt. “Mb-ch hill-Mon ?'2"P"tr-"""t'""".""-ltu-at-. Ih.ritaMo.omrersrrresrqhrss- 'urteed.andRute9tisorsf-MB" 1t"t"..e.tuPPhu.etttt"ls.rreGiitr-isGreViGGi%A" 1rPmt.uuAuPnr1evedePiiiiiiair". th-thte-ar-a,.--'- Aeardrartrwilittefvetttnth. fr?tto.ihe-fretrtsudlwiturieiiii"rrsirruGilieai 'utfttefhhrtt.e1ottoetrerltGiatkiiiUeiirJt. can...“ b't?orsdhyyret"eH.h_dhylivaiii"iiroriiGftrAdi-" “Mitch. trshh-eoradyt-iiGiek" 1eertt2'eeetPu'ettetreriasuo-i-- uuwmmm.mmnwhnowmm ",l'.'u"J'd".f',er',',,u".,"u I uri; to Thaw-gum. u " mmhmuiâ€"nndmfihh-‘bmm 'rr-tHee-ret"').-. mt... " ..._ __; ”Hunk-hum maniacs-Hm» "Bg-attgrragt-tMmLAMDPAWLMaAtKt" hi.aafearrévaI,aadtHtxmatVt “mutual-add“ Stu-d ptt-fosrrt-r-te_-ate m did will?“ Local and Pei‘sonal Please beleuhone new new to ITTIt or mail to Box 505.. To ill-m martian of desired Articles w than aunt be in the hands od the corn- lpondent by My "ooti-r_ bly on loudly. New i. mind Ind lolicited. In. Ham, "mug; trueU u civil": Mommy's dnugh , Mrs. Omer Lowe of Sullivan, 111., for three weeks. Miss Marjorie Gmity, daughter of Mrs. Fumes Gsrrity. and nut- ttrautd-dautthur of Michael Ryder, I Deerfield pioneer, celebrated her eighteenth birthday‘anniversary with I five hundred party at her home on Waukegan and Deertield roads, _ day evening. Nick Eischer, of Rott- ers Park, and Gertrude Pelner of Lake Forest held high scores at cards. Dancing followed with speeial music from radio station WRT at the re- quest of Warren Birkenhead, one of the radio operators, who wt: a guest at the party. Pink and white was the color scheme of the decorations. an! Miss Marjorie Ina the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Rev. M. J. Andrews conducted veg» wr services at the Presbyterian home last Sunday afternoon. This home is located on Simpson avenue in the western part of Evanston. - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fuller of "Twin Oaks" on Wilmot road, Deerfield, aw. nounce the .birth of a son, Norman Paul, in the Highland Park hospital, Wednesday, Sept. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Russell La Velle, (Marley Kiest) hav e called their daughter, who was born in the High- llnd Purk hospital, Tuesday, the thirteenth of September. Jacqueline. Mrs. La Valle is a niece of Miss Jose- phinv Woodman. Miss Louise Kersten andJrrothers, Fred and Charles, have moved to Chi- tag». where Louise will keep house ‘or her father. L Mrs. E. J. Locke was ealled.to her former home in Mississippi on ae- count of the death of her mother last week. Mrs. Chester Wolf entertained at a luncheon Friday. - Miss Irene Rockenbach spent hat week in Mount Sterling, Ill., where she had charge of a council of relig- ioua education. Mr. and Mrs. Burt J. Dickens, of Chicago. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reichelt. Jr., Supday, after I visit with their daughter in Ferry hail, Lake Forest. - Mr. Samuel Ott, of Chicago, visited his sister', husband, George Roeken- bach, last week. While Mr. on was in Deerfield he was entertained by a number of relutives. He returned Sunday to the home at his (Enlighten Mrs Kline. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer motored) to Minnesota to visit relatives, and} in turn have had relatives visit thet; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer and grand- child. and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gray, of Fnirmount. Minn., have been their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer lave also visited in Jukson. Mich., Osh- kosh and Sturgeon Bay, recently and In Rockford, Ill., were the guests of In. H. R. Duel]. Mrs. Duel? m Florence Tapper of Deerfield. Gladstone Calif. former principal of the Deerfield school has charge of the manual training department in the Quincy schools. C . Mris. Ben: is spending her vui-aliun its, Wisconsin. Grove, Saturday. In: [me Mata-ch attended the m, Pun County Sund1y School con- mtion in Downer'i Grove Sunday and Sunday. Mrs. E. tiiWiiimsui, Mr. and Mn. Alex will- and son, Kress, and Richard Ereetss, visited in Downer’l In. Brace Rhine "tended . party It the home ot Mrs. Herman Gold- m. My evening, in Kenna... Mr. and In. E. J. Hindus: and In. ptu of Chiuxo Tisited m: m- dc home, My. atr.nri.rteod.ofJotutvuitod Mr. - homer, Ray Reeds, but has. it, Ind-In. Sui: of ' n m the M of In. Philip _ 3mm. 73nd turtrtttet, gm MtHeark “hay and "atrltter, any. who] in Knoxville, m. 1 1ePehr.?toNtheiymto) Hm Abba-hunch"- 'iir"tTCi7a'iit 1 nr.hum.uuumn.. mroriA,_rfAirruiii, ',2flla'.'Tttl."etgtt'e; Miami-b I. “humus-.mwan. this“... 'Itt,tar8tt mmnwm . “hatchet-w“ ; Mt2'llULWtt d hmh ttidhqitr,r_v_ Me. and Mr. w m- an 1- Nm' an... M1“! {-4 "'9'!!!”le Mra.uatugtmas-iuresort'to have 2LS"a'tat' um at Whit. [Whamm- qdtothW_msD.eriheuroad. 'P,,llr,',,t: Marcie number on. -tatthrhoarsegMrs -aaottttsnGiueaeiLritas Irvin; hand on D-NU m4, no... dny evening. Sept. M. The styles they're wear- ing on Fifth Avenue, New York, are here now 'h-r'--- Hart Schaffner 8 Marx Topcoat of Copper-beech brown Bart Schuffner db Marx have pm- duced also a record suit value at 933.9593. You get all the new styles and all the new colors. Its the talk of the clothing world STETSON HATS for Men S. FELL Your Min $45 $35 Ward-‘71.? can - Sanbo. Are you uni-II? A "No no}, livin'." cue: all! for hazirhmmmmu make their debut. with in - One thinq an. country not in lens fox trotting Ind no" baby tut- ting " home. a If your house is cold when the winter months urive it needs the attention of heat- ing engineers of ability and responsibility. We'll ex- amine your heating prob- lem and tell you what you need -- repairs or a new heating system. 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