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haneuts B d Lo e n %fi + esn .;:'Em w 1900 ‘an "6 : x the o d ~â€"$S. A. St Peter was chosen to fill the â€"â€"â€"~He leaves to mourn him his widâ€" â€"ow, two small daughters, Betty and Dorothy, aged 10 and 8 respectiveâ€" *Iy; one sister, "Agnes, of ‘Highland â€"Park, and four brothers, Walter of Highland Park; Reuben of Duluth, Minn., Henry of Wilmette, and Erâ€" win of Glenview, IIlLâ€"~~â€"~~~ â€"340, at â€"~theâ€"home of his â€"brother, W aiâ€" Rev. Arthur Meierboff of Bridgeâ€" port, Nebr., formerly of Highland Park, passed away at the Scotts "Bluif ~hospital~ in ~Nebraska at the age of 43 years, 11 months and 10 € %&.Ec was born at North Northâ€" field, IIl., Nov. 27, 1887. _ f â€"noonâ€"whereâ€"heâ€"hasâ€"beenâ€"se the influence of Rev. Van Evera who was pastor of the Evangelical church at that time, he entered the minisâ€" Rev. Meierhoff came to Highland Park in 1900 attending the school here and becoming very interested in church work, holding the office of president of the Young People‘s try. He had several charges in 1Ihâ€" noit in the Evangelical association and when America entered the war, as Y. M. C. A. chaplain at Great Lakes and served until the end of the war. Leaving the Y.M.C.A. he entered the Presbyterian association serving in Ilowa and Nebraska until his death. He was a member of the Masonic lodge at Bridgeport, Nebr., and a member of the Mystic Workers‘ pastor for the last three years. Serâ€" vices were also held Tuesday, Nov Funeral services were held at Bridgeport, Nebr.. Sunday afterâ€" ical church with burial at Deerfield | 9 cemetery. Rev. Rubyfield, secretary it of the Presbyterian church; Rev. H Siemsen of the Bethany Evangelical| P church of Highland Park; Rev. Van d Evera of Evangelical church of Stockton, IIl., and Rev. Divan Evanâ€"| gelical churchâ€"of â€"Prairie View, iated. John Udell Resigns . from Park Board and 8. A. St. Peter Named interest in ~the activities of the board, stated that because of the increasing demands upon his time by his own business it was necessary for him to resign his membership on the board much as he regretted the necessity of doing so. Mr. St. Peter, who succeeds him is a wellâ€" known citizen whose interest in civic and «there ~is every assurance‘ that he will prove an active and efficient official. i ooo At a meeting of the Highland Park East Park board, held Tuesâ€" day afternoon, the resignation of John L. Udell as member of the boardâ€"was presentedâ€" and accepted. vacancy. hristian iati es3 FUNERAL TUESDAY ererhoif , 0 Later neoe aveâ€" under _ Several fine demonstrations have been presented during the worship pericd, of work..accomplished.. in .the _classroom.. On Monday evening the drama group will put on the first act of a religious drama entitled "St. Claudia," by Marshall N. Goold. The public of Highland Park is inâ€" vited to attend the last session of the school, anyone not being able to be present for the class sessions is urged and invited to attend the preâ€" sentation of "St. Claudia,"> which school the Presbyterian Church at about 0:10 p.m., which will be the close of the school period. was by no means the least in activâ€" ity. â€"Those who were enrolled in this year‘s school have been very enthusâ€" iastic about the work that has been accomplished. It was the unaniâ€" mous opinion that another school shouldâ€"be conducted next year at about theâ€"same time. The follow ing officers for next year‘s school were elected: Rev. H. F. Siemsen, treasurer; Rev. Ray Bond, publicâ€" ity; Rev. F. Piepenbrok, and Mr. H. D. Faxon. The exact time and place of next year‘s school will be determined on Monday evening. Miss Byrn Heads Miss Byrn is continuing the Real Estate brokerage business under the name of Margaret E. Byrn, realtor, at 8 North Sheridan road. This is the cffice formerly occupied by the firm of Harkness & Byrn which has recently dissolved partnership. Miss Byrn has been extremely successful in the field of renting and selling North Shore properties for the past five years. She is a member of the North Shore Real Estate board. Under the name Harkness Real Park, Miss Isabelle Harkness will continue to serve her clientele. An Army and Navy store is to be opened in the store building at 533 Clothing, men‘s furnishings, shoes, etc., will be handled, and a?nhr prices will prevail, it is stated. Army and Navy Store to Be Opened Here ‘Closes Monday; to _ Preésent "St. Claudia" =Organize for Coming Y ear inistration;. Dr. E. D. F Real Estate Office aw, chairman of TH E these â€" gremt prizes. _ Tickets® aré available through members of the Jlocal lodge. The dance to be given by the Highland Park Lodge, No. 446, Loyal Order of Moose, originally planned for Witten hall, will take Park Womâ€" an‘s club on December 10. Advance necessary in order to assure ample accommodations for an evening of real enjoyment in the beautiful and spacious Woman‘s club. Dr. Louis W. Sherwin, who has been called to the pastorate of the Highland Park Presbyterian church, and Alcyon Tickets s in the Final Contest . Winners ‘of football and Alcyon tickets in the final contest of the Highland Park Press in coâ€"operaâ€" tion with the Northwestern univerâ€" are announced herewith The first to the Northwesternâ€"Indiana game next Saturday. The three next will each receive two tickets to the Alâ€" cyon theatre. The winners: Highland Park; Tony Graedo, Highâ€" wood; Louis Graedo, Highwood. ~ â€"Football tickets â€" Bill Anspach, Highland Park; Joe Graedo, Highâ€" Moose to Hold Dance at H. P. Woman‘s Club Each dance ticket will also enter the holder in the $150,000 prize conâ€" test held in connection with the Naâ€" tional Moose Charity ball. > Alcyon ticketsâ€"Robert Anspach, New Pastor DR. LOUS SHERWN * HE*F ‘ Entered PRESBYTN. PASTOR L *** Sketch of Career of Minister Called to Pulpit of the Dr. Louis W. Sherwin, who h.‘ just been unanimously called to the f pastorate of the Highland Park Presbyterian church, was born 48 rents died before he was 15 years of age, but through the aid of his grandparents be was able to finish his course at the local high school, Upon graduation, he â€"obtained emâ€" ployment in ‘the Pittsburgh steel mills, and was in Homestead, Pa., during the now famous "Home stead" steel strikes and riots. After working three years in the steel mills, he was enabled to return to school and graduated from Alleâ€" in 1908. ~During his college career, he was director of education of the National Association of Real Estate boards, will be the speaker. The board is planning on holding an appraisalâ€"conâ€" ferenceâ€"*#imilar to the sales conferâ€" ences held a few months agoâ€"at the December meeting, and Mr. Atkinâ€" son is to speak on this subject, outâ€" lining the work to be done for this fourâ€"hour conference. â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€"â€" The Lake Forest college band will be present as well as the Sharvin Post Drum and Bugle Corps, Grays CY AKo one man. (rum ando Duvic cor us Great Lakes and Ft. Sheridan‘s bands. It is also possible that the Legioh may parade _ ~~ _ ~~* N. S. Real Estate Board Meets Monday, Nov. 16 The monthly meeting of the North Shore Real Estate board will be held at the Shawnee club, Monday eveâ€" ning, Nov. 16 at 6:30 p.m. * point the nominating committee at this meeting. . : o Eighth Dist. Legion The Eighth District Lake County council of the American Legion, Dept. of Illinois, are sponsoring a charity football game, Saturday afternoon, Nov. 21, at _ two o‘clock at Lake Forest College field. The game to be played will be Lake Forest college vs. Augustana vollege. This is to be Homecoming day at the college and all proceeds above expenses will be turned over to the American Legion. The money obtained from. the ticket sale, conducted by each post will be proâ€"rated to the varioug, community relief committees of the county for the relief of the unemâ€" ployed and their families. This game promises to be a most interesti one as there is keen afififlhflm for this enterprise, oné not only is assured of an afternoon pf real enâ€" joyment, but they also are helping someone else to get a little more pleasure out of life. 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