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Mr. Howard Moran, Mr. Clifford Moran, Mr. J. P. O‘Connell, Mr. Fred Gallagher, Mr. James Collins, Mr. Clyde Wayne Hise. Widely known and highly esteemed resident of Highland Park for 35 years, who died Sunday night. The funeral was held yesterday. > “lc a oR SmR eW known â€" and â€" highly esteemed ighland Park resident, who died sudâ€" â€"nly Sunday night, was held at 2:30 elock â€" yes y . [asonic templée. The Rev. Douglas ornell of Glencoe officiated, and the {asons had charge of the ‘ceremonies + Memorial Park, where interment pread regard in which Mr. Conrad vas Teld in Hightandâ€" Park.â€"The florâ€" I tribute was very large and very eautiful, and the expressions of reâ€" ret at the passing of this splendid itizen were numerous and sincere. ~â€"â€"â€"Death Was Sudden _ _ ___ The active pallbearers were Leif Norman, _ Dudley. _ Edwards, _James Kent, Paul L. Udell, Chas. F. Grant, ind Geo. Bahr. Honorary pallbearers were past exalted rulers of the High and Park lodge of Elks, as follows: \Uâ€"â€" Haward Moran. Mr. Clifford INAL RITES FOR _ uneral Yesterday; Well Known Resident Dies Suddenly Sunday Night t Memorial Park, where interment »ok place. s The funeral was attended by a arge number of friends and acâ€" uaintances, evidencing _tho :_'wide- â€"Mr..Conrad was attending the Graâ€" nada theatre, on the North Shore, on Sunday evening about nine o‘clock, accompanied by Wayne Hise of this city. They had been in the house about twenty minutes when Mr. Conâ€" rad complained of feeling ill, and Mr. â€" (Continued on page 50) LUME XX Sunset Valley Golf Clubâ€"Opens Saturday ; _ Greens in Good Shape The funeral of Edward M Sunset Valley Golf club will open for the season on Saturday of this week, March 28, President Edward M. Laing, of the club, announced this week, and indications point to anothâ€" er very successful season at this popâ€" ular club. ; The greens have been rolled and cut and are in good condition, Presiâ€" dent Laing reports, and Tom Kelly. the genial pro, is on the job with his old, familiar smile to welcome memâ€" bers and friends back to their favorâ€" ite sport and their favorite course. The new lounge in the men‘s lockâ€" er room of the club has an interestâ€" ing surprise for members, but that‘s something they must visit the club to see, It is expected that the openâ€" ing day, Saturday, will see a large number of members out to try out the course for the first time this year. Seldom it is that they have an opporâ€" tunity to play golf so early in the spring under such favorable condiâ€" tions as exist at Sunset Vallev. ieNHRITCCAOCAELNTREDONRECTEITTAIe T Ti s inconer cmsm ce Wesnim eer e ropne mc Bs mac ns n ns en e + > coeeur The Higblani Park Press Ne avoemactem Conrad, Ravinia Garden Club s Wins Three Trophites â€" _ _ At Chicago Flower Show Ravinia Garden club members are happy in the possession of a first premium blue ribbon, a special award purple ribbon, and silver medal, reâ€" ceived at the flower show at the Merâ€" chandise Mart this week. : The committee composed of Mrs. r.â€"B: ~Stokes, Mrs. E. E. Leonard, Mrs. R. A. Bryant, Mrs. Danielson, Mrs. Paul Date, Mrs. F. L. Gault, and Mrs. D.: C.â€"Watson, teceived _ the j awards for presenting a French serâ€" viceâ€"gate featuring vegetables, growâ€" | ing some under bell glass. s _ _ Fruit trees trained on â€" trellises against a well, a dipping well, and charming old copper kettles, completâ€" ed a beautiful picture. â€":The judging. points were composiâ€" tion, distinction and execution. ~The _exhibit will prove helpful not only for couhtry but éity backyard gardens. _ Mr. Keeler "Studio of Georges" of Chicago, kindly loaned the wrought | iron used and Mt. Frank Siljestrom of Highland Park donated the flag stone. Mrs. F. J. Kaumanns receivedâ€" a ribbon for her very interesting "kofâ€" fee klatch" table in the "Tables of Nations" class. | 380 E. Central Ave. U,. £‘, 4000 Report to and including March 21, 1931: Registration Given part t Relief given through this ofâ€" fice and coâ€"operating organâ€" IRUAtIONS > .*......_... ......_olinsgsera. sn children‘s â€" shoes chsir, velocipede. Highland : Needs! Man‘s suit, size 36; Dies Suddenly Epwarp M. CONRAD part time employment HicHLAND Parx, InuuNors, Tnursoay, MarcHu 26, 1931 Loo ied Ne e aacnncate iavel doalar en nentoanetainenomerannd muenc esn ie in n ie Av m en nE C Park Social Service Committee trouset H. P. 4000 men‘s and ers, â€"high 346 33 Spring Style Show At Y. W.C. A. Tonight; ° } Dr. H. E. Roulf, president of the Vocational Institute of Chicago, was the principal speaker at the regular weekly luncheon session of the Highâ€" land Park Rotary Club, held Monday noon in the Moraine hotel. _ He gave an interesting explanation of the work of his institution, 'how;}b'y how young people were aided ther in the seâ€" lection of vocations for which they were especially fitted. His talk was heard with interest and appreciation by the large number of members presâ€" ent. Dr. Roulf was introduced by |\Dr. Donald E. Rossiter. um +4 l i 4 year will be dresses and pajamas made from the yard goods departâ€" ment. An entire travel ensemble inâ€" cluding form:l and informal dresses and luggage will be featured. The stage will be set with luggage and all of the accessories dear to a woman‘s heart. A chaise lounge and dressing table from Alden studio and one huge bouquet from Drieske. _ Mrs. E. T. R. Murfey will announce the price and where the garment may be purchased as each model comes on the stage. Mrs. Hermia Holabird, trial department of the Y.W.C.A., is general chairman of the fashionâ€"show. Mrs. Spaulding will play throughout the show. One of the duet dance numbers will be given by Ellen Horn and Shirley Byers. _ Men as well as women are invited to attend the show. A small admission fee will be charged cessful one again this year. Officers for the coming year have been elected to â€"have an even better schoolâ€"next Dr. Roulf of Vocational _ Institute Speaker at â€" â€" Rotary Club Session â€"â€" Sponsor Card Party â€" The Pythian Sisters, Highland Park Temple No. 300, are sponsoring a five hundred and bunco party at the Y. W. No Council Session ~No meetingâ€"of the Highland Park city council was held Monday eveâ€" ning of this week, the regular meetâ€" ing time, as there was no business of urgent character to be considered, it C. A. on Tuesday evering, April 7. Prizes will be awarded and refreshâ€" ments will be served. The public is most cordially invited to attend. OPENING OF WATER Numerous Visitors Saturday and Sunday and Allâ€"Favorably Impressed ¢ ~The official opening of Highland~ Park‘s new water »plant, whict was e held Saturday and Sunday of last week, attracted much favorable atâ€" 4 ‘ tention. Several hundred visitors inâ€" . pected the works, and were most enâ€" °_ â€" & thusiastic in their praise. Those who > expected to find only a more or less . stupid display of pipes and machinâ€" _ * ery were pleasantly surprised. Once $ inside the building they were amazed / M at the beauty of the structure. Many S times the remark was heard, "I never s dreamed you ‘had anything like this= & ! why it‘s wonderful." . _ _=â€"~ . _ _ s â€"_«â€"~«~.«~â€"Modernâ€"COnstruCctiOn................_ : â€"â€"â€"Many of the earlier water plants _____ _ were built with little regard to how «o the finished result would look. _ The «. necessary machinery was thrown toâ€" ~ â€"â€" .. gether in most any fashion so it e would: work. A building was put 4 around it and the final result was a _ _ _ ited when necessary. Modern pracâ€" tice is very different. Working toâ€" â€" 2 gether, the engineers and the archiâ€" . ”"‘ U hat prants cou10 D es “ftf (Continued on page 46) t It is pointed out that choice of the best workmen is now possible, whereâ€" as later it may not be so easy to get the kind of service desired. _ Better workmanship, more personal attenâ€" tion, less delay are among the things available along with work started now, and now is the time to paint, reâ€" model and clean up your premises. _ There are all sorts of small jobs, lso which usually need attention at this season of the year repairs of various kinds, etc., all of which can ‘be\ done best now when good workmen are obtainable. | § Read the Chamber of Commerce adâ€" vertisement carefully.â€" It may proâ€" vide some worthwhile suggestions. Commerce Chamber 4 es "SPMMQ‘E morim omm irene â€"â€"Plan to Create Jobs _ "Create 3 job" is the slogan of an advertisement sponsored by the Highâ€" land Park Chamberâ€" of Commerce which appears in this issue of The Press, urgin* local citizens to help relieve the unemployment situation here by beginning their spring remodâ€" eling, painting, papering and general cleaning up immediately. _ _ Arden Shore Needs Children‘s Clothing ‘Those who would like to help the needy, here is your chance. â€" Arden Shore is needing clothes forâ€"boys 12â€" 14 years of age. Wash dresses, slips or material for mothers, and all the bathing suits avallable will be appreâ€" ciated. â€"Please call Mrs Highland Park 1461. NUMBER 4 Roach at Nee db Bg: Xa> 4 imo !};‘id P52 ts $ Â¥6S «x 2 tÂ¥ {}