The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ened with the presenâ€" and the repeating of S dMemoant_ Renorsdl 'â€"rrmaigwl?ndmflxenmekyw- e o zmm tz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seago of t two and one. quarter > eame out on the top, wn on the sunny side and rested for a while rank ; Lawrence Freeâ€" n were presented with t down into the town eturn to the same vik hulm;ghtwd th, and "there wt w..;:rhuktom ffee, a having done (Both boys carry pedt the O‘Grady drill we Those who passed e Blads Eloyd, Jim Rice : Price, and Bill Kelly, F. troop circle andclosed Indian sign language ~Reporter Billy Kelly, expert guidance of Dr. â€"steeply through more We crossed the valley the hills, and climbed travel along the ridge > the Kandel. : hillside through steep dle paths, we had oc > Wiew of the long up | could hear the water animals. It was quile it was actually below U BmIM, W Wb CC ing east and west in he considerably lighter via a rest house, but TIAMOND LAKE HALF DAY RONDOUT IVANHOE 1d glasses. We heard and Dick Clark. ‘The there was a talk reâ€" was too iey and dan -nlthuo-tbo'z turn to the same r ideas of hikes hayt think that a walk o hill with aâ€" ruined this was another hil started out. After hiking trip in the Is. It was quite csented wit || 1°K¢â€" Fini of toberts. Dr. â€"Mr.. and Mrs.. B. Minorini_ of resent _ We â€"|| Greenwoodâ€"avenue were guests on R Tuke T. Sunday at the home of Mrs. Carl and Mrs. W. J. Amendt, Mrs. Raymond Johnson, Mrs. Roy Albertson and Mrs. V. W. Spriggs attended a Girl Scout conference in Chicago on Satâ€". urday morning at the. Drake hotel, at which the national chairman, Mrs. Frederick Edey, spoke. ._____ Mrs. C. W. Boyle substituted four Monday. f § â€"Mrs. E. A. Wood, Miss Jane Wood ‘ andâ€"Edwin JIr. wereâ€"theâ€"guestsof days of last week in Mrs. Geraid Grant‘s private kindergarten and nursery school in the Episcopal church at Glencoe.â€" Mrs..Boyle and Mrs. Grant were classmates at eolâ€" â€" Myrs, , A. WIDIAINS, WHUV HOS UMWES the guest of her da‘uzhter Mrs. F. biuGelbvard Jerrat u. Copphn t aam. sou commeton tm e amer dn enc N parting on Thursday for her home Ts« en fnna tss in Nashville, Brown county, Ind. f "Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petersen visâ€"|| ~~. _ _ _ n n oo _ ited Mr. Petersen‘s ~sister, â€"Mrs. || > msp ; Mary Lee, who is very ill at the A. tm E. Barnes home in Blue Island, on \ ‘Gas Co. nea n eeioigetess mang The â€"Walter Hof#man family has ~moved from West Lake Forest to Greenwood avenue. Their two chilâ€" dren entered. the fourth and : fifth ~grades in the Deerfleld school on â€"Mr. and Mrs. Jens E. Petersen and son Wallace, Mrs. Christ Mentâ€" Mrs. Robert L. Johnson of Brier Winnetka have rented the August McGuire family. Mr. Seago is a bond salesman for the North Shore Mrs. Wood‘s sister, Miss Elizabeth Knapp of Riverside, Conn.. who is stopping at the Drake hotel in Chiâ€" cago, on Wednesday. 5 Fred Coleman is to have charge of the Boy Scout troop 75 of the Holy Cross church and the meetings have been changed to Thursday eveâ€" nings. Richard Kress has resigned as scoutmaster. Spencer K. Heafield, younger brother of John M. Heafield, passed away Friday, Feb. 26, at the Heaâ€" field home on Landis lane, where he has been living since he became ill. avenue, Deerfleld, has in her possesâ€" sion a newspaper, "The Ulster Counâ€" ty Gazette," published in 1800 which describes the funeral of George Washington on December 20, 1799. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber returnâ€" ed Saturday from a several months trip in the west. .. David Stryker received a bronze bust of Washington for submitting the bést essay on Washington at the party given Tuesday afternoon Local and Personal Funeral services were p:zv'lte. Mrs; â€"Arthur N. Lee Deerfield Thomas Porter, who has been m â€"â€" Evangelichl Gibbons, who is mubtheâ€"Weekâ€"end it ~Chickgo with "hew|>â€" The avenue. tain her luncheon bridge club next Friday at her home on Deerfield _ â€"Mrs. Edna Stanger Orsborn has been quite ill with the flu. â€" Miss Lulu: Beh_l_'em c_)t _E\_r,nstci!n was the weekâ€"end guest.of â€"Mrs. C. â€"Mr. Eugene Ender reports that a pair of robins has selected his yard as a homesite and they have be‘un the building 9! a home. Irene Juhrend returned home Satâ€" urday from the Highland Park hosâ€" pital, where she spent a ~week folâ€" lowing a severe injury to her knee.| Grove participatéd in the program. Miss Sadie Galloway will enterâ€" assUuUures _â€" Here ; have Paul‘s chiurch is meeting Thursday | of the Bethichem Evangelical church N afternoon (today) at the home of| met Tuesday afternoon at the ~~ Mrs. James Wilson of Saunders| church,. Mrs. Arthur Merner, the w S Nss Rawih Gechnian wey in shings â€" Mr. Fred Jackson and daughter, o # Miss Ruth, were the guests of relaâ€" otf; the‘devotnoml‘:. Hc;shuu for tives in LaGrange on Sunday. the social hour which followedâ€"were _ 4 o mone â€"| Mrs. T. G. Johnson, Mrs: . Arthur : Mr. and ‘Mrs. Paul Hatheld have| Cashmore and Mrs. Mary E. Krase. * moved from Mrs. Robért Brown‘s T T4 en e aaieintente h o apartment on Chestnut street to 902| _ Mrs. Minnie Tronjo of Chicago is Osterman avenue, the former H. G., spending several days with Mrs. G. Clouse house, recently vacated by|Fâ€" Beardsley of Osterman avenue Â¥ the Glen C. Russell family. ~| and ~also ‘at ~the â€"Henry Juhrend Thirty members ‘of the Masonic home. M“,'d Trqnjol;“sr%n,wwmiam. order of Deerfield attended a banâ€"| spent Saturday _ in e : quet at the Glenview Civic building| â€" Miss Marguerite Wolterding enâ€" _ on Saturday evening. _ Masons from| tertained at a" delightful party last. Deerfield, â€" Glenview and Morton| Tuesday evening, at cher home on ‘ Grove narticinatdd in the program., | Bried Hill road. _ * t e e recced Mr. Fred Jackson and daughter, Miss Ruth, were the guests of relaâ€" tives in LaGrange on Sunday. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Paul Hatheld have moved from Mrs. Robért Brown‘s apartment on Chestnut street to 902 Osterman avenue, the former H. G. Clouse house, recently vacated by the Glen C. Russell family. 4 Thirty members ‘of the Masonic order of Deerfield attended a banâ€" quet at the Glenview Civic building on Saturday evening. Masons from Deerfield, â€" Glenview â€"and Morton ~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"*sOWMAN‘S â€"Milk â€"comes from y Sectne a s .+ DAIRY COMPANY MILLLK cared for according to the latest scientific knowledge. This assures a milk that is fullâ€" rich in cream, and rich in all the vitamins which make milk humanity‘s.most perfect food. Extra care on the farm and at every step from country to you makes absolutely certain that none d(f the richness, the goodness and fine flavor of Bowman‘s Milk is lost. _ _ _ . Treat yourself and your family to a bottle of this rich, delicious milk today. See for yourself how good it really is. ~ ts healthy cows that are fed, Phone Highland Park 2700 TOR FLAVOR Ves 5 *rmammmning