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kegan Sister, â€" avenue. Mrs, Otto Gieske and two children Anna and John of Osterman avenue have gone to Pittsburgh, Kansas, to #pend several weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Reeds and three little sons Duncan, Waiton and Carter are visiting. Mr. Reeds aunt Mrs. Margaret Smith of Olney, Mo. this week. â€"â€"The â€"Deerfield â€"American â€"Legion Carnival will be held Saturday July 25 at Jewett park. # The regular routine of business was conducted at the village board meetâ€" ing Monday evening at the Masonic temple. fao ' Miss Elizabeth Weimar, who has spent the past few weeks in Wauâ€" kegan is again at the home of her Sister, Mrs. Dan Hunt of Fair Oaks _ _ Misses _ Gertrude _Johnson, Pearl Juhrend, Alpha Hanner, Anna. Ott, Ruth Reeb, and Helene Borchardt took a cottage at Deep Lake over the holidays ‘last weekâ€"end. On : Sunday Mr.â€"and Mrs. â€"A. ~J.Johnsonâ€"anrd Misses Violet Johnson and Rose Frost spent the day with the girls at Deep Lake. â€"Mrs, Frank Peterson is spending this week visiting relatives in Wauâ€" kegan. f Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Hutchison and little daughter Louise Ann of Chicago spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Hutchison. f _ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clavey enterâ€" tained at a family picnic dinner on their lawn, Saturday, July Fourth. Mrs. L. H. Waite is entertaining at luncheon on Thursday (today) at her home on Cedar street. £ Mr. Edwin P. Osterman has been very ill this past week at his. home on Osterman avenue. â€"Mrs. Delbert Meyer leftâ€" last Friâ€" day evening with cousins from Wauâ€" kegan to spend a fortnight with her father Mr. Courson of Brownstown, . 3 : Alvin Meyer ofâ€"New Florence, Mo. came to Deerfield, Sunday, to attend the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Philip Hole.~ He returned to Misâ€" to Deerfield when the grain is harâ€" Â¥vested. s : s Mr. . and Mrs. Gus. Lindahl of, Minâ€" neapolis spent several days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnâ€" son. =â€" On Monday afternoon, following a meeting of the Highland Park Garâ€" den Study club at the home of Mrs. F. W. Voogt, the members visited the beautiful garden of Mrs. C. C. Brackâ€" ett of Wilmot road. Dr. and Mrs. C. Johnston Davis entertained at a lawn supper at their home on Deerfield avenue on Saturâ€" day evening. Thurs( Send contributions to local correspondent before Tuesday noon. Help her make your local newspaper interesting. Mrs. ROBERT PETTIS, Local Editor _____ _ 7&1 Chestnut Street, Deerfield, Illinois. Telephone Deerfield 485 lay, July 9, 1931 DEERFIELD NEws aAnp PERSONAL ITEMs DEERFIELD NEWSâ€"FLASHES Deerfield friends of Herbert Tenâ€" nermann of Florence, Wis., will be interested to know of his marriage on â€"Saturday, June 27 to Miss Phyllis McCraw of Commonwealth, Wis. The young couple will réside in Florence. Mr. Tennermann spent several years in Deerfleld, living at the home of his brother, William Tennérmann, and made many friends here during that time. # + Mrs. Roy Miller‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Meyer, are spending several weeks at Lake Nokomis, near Eagle River, Wis. : Mr. and Mrs, W, A. Tennermann and two children were dinner guests at the George Briggs home in Grays Lake on Saturday. R Mrs, J. A. Reichelt Jr. was the guest of Mrs. William S. Heath of Akustin on Tuesday, ~ _ â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€" ~.Mrs. Bertha Huhn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decker of Chicago, Mr. Hugo Huhn and two daughters Marjorie and Dorothy of St. Louis were the dinner guests of Mrs. Agnes Clavey on Saturday. Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Agnes Clavey were Mrs. Thomas Holmes of Winnetka and Mrs. Reginald Sullivan of Highland Park. Mrs. Fred Farner and little son hkave returned to their home on River pital in Libertyville.. The Farner‘s little son arrived on June 19. wccmermmr ced wene manaedt nc Mr. and Mrs. Tryg Nelson of Chiâ€" cago spent the weekâ€"end at the John Ott â€"home. : ies Mrs. E. J. Long is staying at the home of her son, Mr. Walter Page, until the return of Mrs. Page and son Walter, Jr., from the Highland Park hospital. s Mr. and Mrs. Fred Protine of Elmâ€" hurst visited relatives in Deerfield on Sunday. â€" Herman Frey who is taking a sumâ€" mer course at the University of Wisâ€" o 5 q Ithâ€" hisâ€"si ter, Mrs, Roy Miller. _ Mr. Frey was on ~hKis ~way ~to (the ~Tllinois â€"Turner camp at Cary, Ill. for several days. Miss Edlyn Landau who has been attending school in Park Ridge, is visiting her sisters Mrs.â€" Howard Stryker and Miss Ruby Landau. Dr. and Mrs. James Ozanne and son Mr. Herbert Ozanne of Oshkosh and Mr. and Mrs._â€"J. R. Ozanne of Evansâ€" ton were among those from out of town.. who. attended. theâ€"funeral of Mrs.: Philip Hole on Sunday. 2 ‘Mrs. Lewis Beckman is entertainâ€" ing her sewing club on Thursday afternoon (today) at her home on Osterman avenue. Miss. Laura Neargarder of Highâ€" land Park visited at the Henry Juhâ€" rend home on Thursday. .Philip Scully is having a vacation this week from his work at the Highâ€" land Park Press office. THE PRESS _ The annual carnival of the Holy Cross Catholic church of Deerfleld opened today, July 9, and will} conâ€" tinue on Friday and Saturday. There are many attractions for both young and old. The carnival is being held Mrs, E. Klug of Northbrook was hostess to the Areme club on Monday on the church grounds on N. Waukeâ€" gan road. Annual Carnival _______Marion Club to Picnic ___.__. The Marion club of the Holy Cross church of Deerfileld met Monday eveâ€" ning, July 6. â€" A picnic has been planned for Thursday, July 16, at the summer home of Mrs. W. J. Amendt‘s mother near Cary, I!I. The next regular meeting of the Marion club will be held in two weeks. Deerfleld is being overrun with solâ€" icitors and agents. The housewife is kept busy answering the door bell from morning until night, on the average of one agent every hour or two, trying to sell: electrical appliâ€" ances of all kinds, magazines, underâ€" wear, stockings, and a hundred other things. Last Tuesday between the hours of nine and four, there were five agents trying to sell their wares. Sonre days there are more, some days a few less. OccasionaHly there . are menin uniforms begging for help for orphanges or tramps asking for food.. Theâ€".mostâ€"unusual trampwas oneâ€"whostopped at the local editor‘s door a week or so ago and asked for a cake of soap. > If you want to laugh, see "Corporal Eagen" at the school auditorium on September 3 and 4 and watch for parâ€" ticulars in regard to the cast and reâ€" HeAarsguls.~_â€"*>~>r=â€"ivAteaiscimvecinns Deerfield Overrun by Numerous Solicitors â€" Indications point to a very successâ€" Deerfield as has been the case throughout the entire country. A committee representing Deerfleld Post, American Legion, headed by W. K. Hout as their commander, met on July 7 with M. Jones, representative of the Universal Producing company of Fairfield, Ilowa, to complete arâ€" rangements for the producing of the famous rookie: comedy "Corporal Eagen" to be staged on September 3 and 4 in Deerfield. The production is something entirely new and different in the manner of clean, patriotic comâ€" munity entertainment.. â€" "Corporal Eagen" has a coastâ€"toâ€"coast record of large and appreciative audiences, and unusually good press reports. The production will be offered by 150 local people using elaborate costuming and scenic effects,. â€" > :; :o _ uces Deerfield Legion to Present Play Sept. 3â€"4 Now in Progress Girl Scout Troop At a meeting at the Presbyterian church last Wednesday evening, a group of young girls between the ages of 12 and 14 years expressed their desire to become members of the Girl Scout organization. Rev. Mark Andrews had previously organâ€" ized a Boy Scout troop and a Cub pack and was instrumental in planâ€" ning for the Girl Scout troop. Hit by Baseball Bat ______ â€"Knocked Unconscious E. H. Johnson of Todd court was struck on the head over the left eye annual picnic‘ of the Itaska Evangelâ€" ical Sunday school at Itaska, I!l. The bat, which flew out of the hands of one of the men, came with such a forceful blow that Mr. Johnson was knocked unconscious. It cut a severe gash over his eye. Those from Deerâ€" field ‘attending the picnic were the E. _H. _Johnsonâ€"family â€"andâ€"Mrs: George Pettis. The beginner‘s department which met in the Bungalow .church closed last Friday. Sessions in the primary department at St. Paul‘s church and the junior department in the Presbyâ€" terian church will end on Friday, July 10. An exhibit of the work accomâ€" plished by the pupils of the various departments of the Deerfield Daily Vacation Bible school will be held Friday evening of this week at St. Paul‘s church, at eight o‘clock. 3 Mark â€"Andrews, Charlesâ€" Osborn, Richard Thompson, Harry Skidmore, Robert Skidmore, Alan Lange, Richâ€" ard Beckman, Joe Cameron, John Sorensen, Harold Huhn, John Cashâ€" more, Edward Brennan, Thomas Duffy and Fred Simmons, Jr. * ~~~ Deerfield V acation School Exibit at o St. Paul‘s Church In nine games 98 runs were scored by the Deerfleld nine to 18 by their opponents, making an average of 11 against two runs per game. gion Post 738, Deerfield. â€"Members Legionnaire E. G. ‘Jacobsen, asâ€" sisted by Roy Thompson, coached the team; â€"~whichâ€"wasâ€"sponsored ~by T a_ Deerfleld‘s Junior Legion baseball teamâ€"wonâ€"theâ€"Lakeâ€"county championâ€" ship for the second consecutive year when it defeated North Chicago, 13 to 1, in the final encounter of the season. The Deerfleld team won eight eighth district league games and lost one to Lake Forest by a score of 8 to 6, making almost a perfect record for the season. Deerfield Juniors Win County Title; For the Second Time To Be Organized 8¢