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Highland Park Press, 16 Apr 1931, p. 32

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Shields Bltttr, Shield. (an. Benton-Wm. Pitekhtrton, Bach. I Bimr--B. C. Thompson "trt. Ziorsraohn D. ThotnU, Zion. tutuhu--Net Hiatus. Lake Forest. Shjgldg - Edward Mmmtnn, Lab Trmaetran---'rhotr. Baron, Wankegan. Wattketran--, Richlrd Brenton, Watt- kw. wmtkeenn---watter Dinner, Wulkeo (no. Wartrkargats---rnnr G. Mobertt, Wanke- gun. Waak---cttaa. Chin”. - I 7 7 Wauketotn---giek Hoban, Wuukegan. Wauhetraut--cttiuc o. Jones, Wanke- _ HiantierutoBegAug ' Wau.ketru---Mntt P. Biker, Wanke- gun. kaég-n - August Cepon, North ' Chicago. _ . _ _ Wattketrair--Perer, Gustafson,' Wanke- an. T . Wt1etraur---h1bert Rataiemk, North View. _ 1rnrren--ctuui. Wright, Gnyshke. WnueomU-LP. Stmdfeid, V019. W. DeerfteldL-Jag. O'Connor, Deer- Wauketrih-cW." Piquettg, Waukegan, Tfnuh.etratv---rra How. Winkmn Wgukenn-J'nnk Burke, Waukegan. Warrh.errwt--U. J. Baths. Walkman. Villa. ' -." Libertyville - C. M. Wilcox, Liber- tyville. - . _ .‘ A - “t Bhiehu-T. V. Murphy, North Chi- catro. 'T' _ I vtttton--c. J. Hamburger, Prairie Deeftuid--Pril Udell, Highland Park. EU-E. A. Ficke, Lake Zurich. Granb--P. Stanton, Ingleside. Iatltt--vHhru-ar--er-i-smariiir,-aari; Foul-old member, lost in the elec- timtrTfyPemr"1tinrqr0r1iriiiiEca' but; Show». wu' 'iti'3tt auid As- sixtult Supervisor ‘Da d A. Hutton; Daniel W. Short. and Fred Dacha, all Wnukegan. lost W, the race. A . Hold-Over Members . rt _ Hold-over members of the bond are as follows: Cuba-H. D. Kelsey, Harrington. _ Deerfkeld--A.1t Vareoe, 1r_hrhtrmt Pt Twentgr-nine of the membership are incumbents with 17 of that num- ber being hold-overs, including four from Wsukmn which. now he: s delegation of 16, with Deerfield (Highland Park and Highwood) rank- ing next in voting power with seven, Shields (lathe Forest, Lake Bin! and the south portion of North Chicago) third, with five, Zion with two and Libertyville with two. The thirteen other towns have a supervisor each. Now that the county board is in- creased to 45 metnberrttnder the .1930 J,Ltr, S"'") -'P". 'ME, ”mmm The, 2”“2252 ‘21.” It, .: ,_ ' _ - v, .2- .24 ll of them. being from Waukegan, *mr'frmrr-BrRrrmrtttrorerimi-tnrtTmrir Mane frmit-Benttotts- __- "'"--"-.r--,-"- The bond will meet to ortrGise April 23. aeeordine to reports from Wuhan. ' _ 't1ldl Ema.“ , comm BOARD NOW ---r.-'H. ---. -.--- "RTfrmlllilll'llBglirf] CE) Edwin Burt's". [his but P. Salem, Wan- .'re'-""-r'-e-Pre'P-"e-"e."-"-"-"-e. ka-S----- '-.a..r-.--s ‘___‘_._ ptmehbowl.---Attanta Cowman. Wiekemham says he is u “punching bag," but what a large part of the country wanted him to beorats a .w- -'0'heatutitr-fApit am in» Illinois be- trtmritrthy vifin‘lfy of Cash-die and extends southward to the Ohio rim. Orchards just north of the river are in full bloom now. Those farther ptrrthittrtse-trorsrrtsrrttrrtttissaetrriirir- and thont April 18, when the buds will burst in the vicinity of Centralia. --"Bespiteetehet-that-brmuromiinre in Illinois’ orchards his been given eomp9rativeiy little notice, these 1natdssearres" Fre as beautiful as my given over to the fruit industry, and are well worth a visit by lovers of nature,” the motor club touring bu.. rerurdeeUrrd in a statement. " Apple and pouch trees in Illinois are n6w in full bloom tad are ex- pected to remain in this gorgeous state until the end of this month; ac- cordine to the touring bureau of the Exibe tiiiiRfiM9Eiii Sonti. Hithwood. Neeirporb-cD"ivid Win Pitta}; 3683611; Avms--rild A. Brown, Round Lott. _ Antioeh-r,-Wm. A. RotdnttrAatioeh. LthtrtrriUF--W. E. Mpur, Liberty- rag1llheyzseis. 'rut-tig-g-tara-ha fd,.2ieurPA' tts-SE Thou towns inwhich more than omrmrtmrtmrtttttmrarptRmrrTitraNmt7 Woukeznu, Ghee in De-field, Beatles in Shields, Thompson in Zion, and Wilcox in Libertyville. Oboe is slated to be the next chir- mon of the bond. C. H. Stutton now Apple Blossom Time Lures Out Motorists Obee is that man of the hon holds the oMee. commas Elm Park Deerfteid Park. Dmrrf1eid Park. Deane“. BATTERIES B E C K E R Battery, Service DISTRIBUTORS " North m. John Ava-o J. SMITH PHONE HIGHLAND PARK " JUNK TELEPHONE 410 Chas. Burbank Wm. E. Bletaeh Wm Duluth Ot Highland Highland Highlgnd THE B, o _ The . . ' Howard-Udell Cafeteria ROBERT W. PEASE, Pharmacist Fm Ddivory including-Sand” Opp-it. CSiengrtvNeteth Wm Station Long counters laden, “with steaming d/thes-CTI,. crispy salads, da"iLiir desserts and paatries-LA remarkable array 9£___appetizing foods, to. tempt your appetite-At reasonable prices, _ IN THE UDELL BUILDING hmrrttirWWrC"rrGF"ririiiGFii," Mimi: annotate wants to drink "Hot Blood" from slumb- tered oxen. New. uremic patients - 3]);er this ordeal u our phy- Modem Plush“ and Ham] tr 1rP"r""-"'T4i)'l'4 'rt, my. smug _ 360 CENTRAL AVENUE When Scient‘m require prompt and expert plumb. ind mechanics to repair. and restore them, to WI functioning. A stop: ipo or boll-cock out ot order may Sex-Inge the but plumbing system. We ore min on jobs of this t.in.di-artd-aar-Htestiier-' upon" for thorough workmanship land fair charges. Shot 3 P. 1404 Res. B. P. 09-1342 Moran Brothers TOILET, JMMME TROUBLE hunky. April 16, 1981 Ml“ R Tel. B. PUR M. " Tm Tel. H. Mf AUTO LET GAR RE? Tab . "

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