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Thurs Mr. William J. Fisher, Mr. Harold Fisher and their brother of Park Ridge went to Racine, Wis. Thursday morning because of the serious illâ€" ness of their father, Mr. Eugene Fishâ€" er, who passed away that day at the age of 79 years. â€"On Saturday they returned to Racine to attend the fuâ€" neral. The burial took place in Wauâ€" paca, Wis. The elder Mr. Fisher was a drummer boy in the Civil war. â€"â€" Mrs. Paul Hatfield entertained the Monday afternoon sewing club last terman avenue was hostess to the club this week. aists â€" Hubert Lidiker broke his leg just above the ankle on Friday and was taken to the Highland Park hospital. Hubert is a student at Deerfleldâ€" Shields highâ€"school. â€" anrninaeve minaieccfitie it anay The Boy Scouts and Girl Reserves of Deerfield joined with the North Shore organizations râ€" noon, May 10, in the very impressive: ceremony at Ravinia park, at which was a large delegation of Deerfield parents, ~Deerfield drum and bugle corps led the girls division of the enâ€" tire group. The drummers were Edâ€" mund Koebelin, Lloydâ€"Sanders, Harâ€" old Ray, Joseph Andrews and Donald Clark. The buglers were Rev. Mark Andrews, Edward Cazel, Fred Simons, John Derby, Mark Andrews Jr., Robâ€" ert Ginter and Richard Merner. Miss Edna Fritsch will graduate ,from . Northwestern university ° in June. Miss Fritsch has been elected to two honorary societies this year, receiving keys from Phi Beta Kappa and the Classical society of Greek and Latin. Miss Fritsch expects to return to Northwestern next year for In the "Wake of the News," in Friday‘s Chicago Tribune, Harvey F. Woodruff â€"writes the following: "It is with regret we learn of the passing of one who forâ€" manyâ€"years has conâ€" tributed to ‘this column under the nom de plume of ‘Califf of Carthage.‘ Mr, Califf was 79 years old and had: taken a keen interest in the Way Back When incidents of this column." Mr. Califf is the father of Gladstone Califf, a former principal of the Deerâ€" field Grammar school during 1926 and 1927. Both the younger Mr. Califf and his wife are also contributors to the "Wake of the News" under the names "Mr. and Mrs. Glad of Quincey." The Califfs now reside in Quincy. â€"William â€"Crokerâ€"enrolled in the first grade on Monday. He came from Waukegan. â€"John Wilienâ€" hasâ€"recovered â€"from the mumps. â€"~~ gu Wi Mr Deerfield Locals 161 Chestnut tav, May 14, 1981 DEERFIELD ette and Mrs. Bruce Blaine were the of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Oellig of tte on Wednesday evening. Send contributions to local correspondent before Tuesday noon. Help her make your local newspaper interesting. DEERFIELD NEWSâ€"FLASHES Mrs. RosErT PETTIS, Local Editor â€" _ â€" ; Street, Deerfleld, Illinois. Telephone Deerfleld 485 Miss Elizabeth Fleming of Chicago, who is a teacher of the Bush Conservatory of Music was the dinner guest of Mri and Mrs. D. W. Meyer on Friday evening, preceding the Wilâ€" mot School Spring festival. Another robbery reported to have happened the same week that the hardware and restaurant were broken into, is the Coleman Grocery store on Deerfleld road just west of the Skokie Line in Highland Park. Miss Elizabeth Schilstra was the weekâ€"end guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sinclair of Chiâ€" cago. Miss Schilstra‘s brother, Mr. George Schilstra of Sheboygan, Wis: was also a guest at the Sinclair home. Mrs. J. A. Reichelt Jr. has been apâ€" pointed as reépresentative for. Deerâ€" fieldâ€" on the Highland Park Mosquite Abatement district, by Judge Persons. _Missâ€"Alice Bentleyâ€"of Chicago was the weekâ€"end guest of Miss Bernice Rybolt at the D. W. Meyer home.: On Sunday afternoon Miss ‘Rybolt and her guest attended the Mother‘s Day observance â€"by North_ Shore organiâ€" zations at Ravinia. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Glos of Freeport, III., were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Notz on Saturâ€" day evening. Other guests the latter part of the week were Mrs. Anna Notz and Mr. George Notz of Chiâ€" cago. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meyer and three little sons Frederick, John and Donald spent Sunday with Mrs. Meyâ€" er‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anâ€" derson of Glenview. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Meyer were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Proâ€" tine (Sue Easton) of Elmhurstâ€" on Tuesday. . Pea § Rev. E. J. Bruso, the new pastor of the Bethlchem Evangelical church, accompanied by Mr. John Vetter, visâ€" Friday and Tuesday, making getâ€"acâ€" quainted calls. ~With Rev. Bruso was his fiancee, Miss Obee of hCicago. Mr. and Mrs. Russell La Velle and children of Chicago were dinner guests at the Harry Muhlke home on â€"Frank O‘Connor, who underwent an appendicitis operation in the Columâ€" bian hospital, Chicago, last month, has returned to his work at the Merâ€" ger Lumber Co. â€" i Le Roy Sherman of: Northbrook now has the Deerfleld route of the Reliable Laundry. Mr. Swanson has been transferred to Winnetka. s Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sheldon and Miss Laura Muhlike of River Forest called at the R. M. Vant and Kreh homes on Thursday. To nue â€"_Mrs. Sugden of Evanston spent the fore part of the week with her daughâ€" ter Mrs. C. J. Davis of Deerfield aveâ€" ITEMS T H E Mrs. Charles T. Wing Mrs. Charles T. Wing (Carrie E. Grinner) passed away Thursday noon, May 7, at her home, 826 Pine street, Deerfield, after a short illness. Fuâ€" neral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Wing residence with Rev. Holt of the ‘Austin avenue Methâ€" odist â€"church, officiating. â€" Interment was in the Forest Home cemetery. The Wing family moved to Deerâ€" field about six years ago, purchasing property in Clavey‘s Evergreen subâ€" division. Their former home was in Chicago.. Mrs. Wing leaves to mourn her loss her husband, Charles T. Wing, three sons, William C., Fred T., and Harry E. Wing, one daughter, Mrs. A. E. Putnam ; four brothers, Charles, John, William and George Grinner, and three sister, Minnie, Louise and Nelâ€" lie Grinner. ; Teachers Sign Up All the Deerfield Grammar school teachers have signed up for the comâ€" ing year. _ There will â€"beâ€"two vacanâ€" cies. Miss Ethel Titus has asked for a year‘s leave of absence to attend a university and Miss Elizabeth Schilâ€" stra will be married, leaving vacanâ€" cies in the fourth and seventh grades. <«The following teachers will remain: Marian Mereness, kindergarten; Mrs. Alvin Knaak, first grade; Miss Geneâ€" vieve Card, second grade; Miss Dorâ€" othy Lidgerwood, second grade; Miss Mildred Newton, third grade; Miss Mabel Ablard, third grade; Miss Jean Nygard, fourth grade; Miss Margaret Hunt, fifth grade; Miss Irene Evenâ€" son, fifth grade; Mrs. Nina Anderson, sixth grade; Miss Frances Brown, sixth grade; Miss Hazel Miller, eighth grade; Carl E. Bates, principal. People‘s Cash Market Opens on Saturday The People‘s Cash Market opened on Saturday in. the White building, one door north from the corner of Waukegan and Deerfleld roads. There ‘ "six ment Kets in Deer. field. s C. C. Benns of Wheaton has leased the Karch store just south of the F. H. Méyer residence on Waukegan Lease Karch Store inithiten for New Restaurant road, for a restaurant. Mr. Benns has been in the restaurant business in Deerfield, selling to Mr. Fehr, when the first went into business in the Knaak store. There are now six resâ€" taurants in Deerfield. Teachers Give Party On Friday evening, May 29, the teachers of the Deerfield Grammar school are giving a card party for the Parentâ€"Teacher association. There will be a door prize and a prize for every table." An entertainment by the teachers will also be given. For Coming Year q o En en y B Jumioe in Mrs. C. E. Piper Elected ~â€"<â€"â€"â€"«~â€"Pregsident of P T. A. The Deerfield P. T. A. held the last meeting for the year on Friday, May 8 in the school auditorium. The folâ€" lowing officers were unanimousgly elected: President, Mrs. C. E. Piper; viceâ€"president, Mrs. F. W. Russo; seeâ€" retary, Mrs. B. H. Platt; treasurer, Mrs. Lewis Ashman.~ â€" Annual reports were read by the officers and committee chairmen. °~ A representative of the Y. W. C. A. gave a talk on the Girl Reserves. The P. T. A. will send a represenâ€" tative to the health talk of the Dorcas society at the Presbyterian church on Monday evening. _______ No Principal C. E. Bates outlined school life and told of some of the problems with which the teachers have been confronted and how .they were handled to keep the children and parents happy. Miss Genevieve Card, the second grade teachers, announced the party to be given by the teachers for the P. T. A. on Friday evening, May 29. Mrs. R. L. Johnson, the finance committee® chairman, told of the use of the Tom Thumb Golf course for the P.â€"T. K. on Mayâ€"16.:â€"â€"â€"â€">: Mrs.â€"C. W. Boyle announced that she had given a bridge party in her home for the P. T. A. and had cleared ~â€"A financial â€"reportâ€"of â€"theâ€"school lunchroom was also given. 4 The mothers of the eighth grade students were hostesses for the afterâ€" noon. Thieves Rob Stores _ _ Eary Last Thursday Two robberies occurred in Deerfield early Thursday morning between the The J. R. Notz Hardware store was entered by a rear window. They took an expensive gun, a radio, an electric clock, hunting knives, various â€"other kinds of knives, watches, etc. They also took all the change in the cash register. The loss was over $200. The other robbery was Miss Heâ€" man‘s Home Cafe, where they took her entire stock of cigars, cigarettes and candy. On departing from the Notz Hardâ€" ware store the thieves left the back door wide open. They also left numâ€" erous finger prints. An expett’fron Evanston was called in and discovered two sets of finger prints. : Most of the boys involved in the recent B‘rkr?tq robbery were sent for and their finger prints were taken, to see if they corresponded with those found in the store. The Eastern Star will give a card party on Thursday evening, May 21 at the Deerfield Masonic temple. Two door prizes will be given and there will be prizes for each table. Mrs. J. R. Notz is chairman of the party eommittee. | ‘ard Party May 31 48 inchâ€" ation h. tr ming aterâ€" ‘"day 1%St: lighâ€" Mrs. *St. will lrol day, wgetâ€" ined Mrs, oad. @riâ€" fonâ€" eetâ€" &rs.