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i Lh cc4 s d apatmiamemutcass lb sips wide e trcvasneamatets ~""~â€"\"*Kierth Chestnut® Street. Mrs. Clayton Fehr of Oak Park visited this week at the home of her ‘An egg hunt for the children of St. Paul‘s Church was held Saturâ€" day afternoon. 6 u:( The Altar and Rosary Society will meet Friday evening at:> the Holy Cross Rectory. Hostesses will be Mrs. John Welch, Mrs. Alex Wil}â€" man and Miss Clara Ender. Deerfield _ ~Locals and Personals Hogan, a life long resident of Lake County and Waukegan, got the service idea early in life. He began as a grocery boy with Reardon & Wall, and later was with the Warâ€" ren Grocery. Thus as a boy he acâ€" qTired an extensive acquaintance. Served in Trenches, Too. During the World War Hogan was a voluntéer with Company I, 130th Infanty in the 33rd Division. =He attained the rank of sergeant. Mrs. Peter Perry ”:3: the past week with her grand Herbert Baxter and family in Chicago. | That John J. Hogan will receive support of a major kind in his race for county treasurer on the Repubâ€" lican ticket is attested by the many expressions of support for the forâ€" mer Waukegan city treasurer that are head throughout the county. _ ‘In 1981 he was elected treasurer of Waukegan for a two year term. an office to which reâ€"election is proâ€" hibited by statute. | Previously he was with the Hewes Motor Company for 14 years. ; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hadler of Chicago were weekâ€"end guests at the Gary Thompson home on Greenwood Avenue. } ‘ . The candidate is a taxpayer, owns his owh home in Waukegan where he resides with his two daughters. _.John. J. Hogan is proclaimed by his friends to be dependable, qualiâ€" fied and trustworthy. / â€"â€"adv Fifteen young people were enterâ€" tained at the George Burnett e on Saturday evening. \ Guests e in quaint old fashion cos s Hostesses were Jean Burnett and her cousin June Nelson t3 Waukegan World War Vet Draws + .Major Support for County . s Treasurer Post The Dorcas Society will Hold an allâ€"day meeting today at t â€" byterian Church. Newly el ofâ€" ficers will assume their duties a this meeting with Mrs. Wi Koeâ€" belin in the chair. . / Hogan Begins Career of Service Early in Life Mrs. Donald Easton will be hostâ€" ess to members of the Queen Esther Circle on Fri«fiy. The luncheon Rad been postponed one week. + Miss Vivian Haggie will entertain the Deerfleld Teacher‘s \Bridge Club this evening at her home on Osterâ€" man Avenue. Miss Donna Belle Jenâ€" sen will be assisting hostess. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horenberger and children visited Mr. and Mrs. A,. J. Hook in Highland k jon Thursday. â€" | * ‘ Mrs. Earl Frost entertained her luncheonâ€"500 Club on Tuesdgy. Jean Ann l’?ud Shirley \Siljestrom Attended a birthday pa on Friâ€" day afternoon given by\ Patricia Van Argdale in Highland \Park.| Spring vacation for the high school students will begin April 13. The grade schotxlwill also have its wacation period at the same time, resuming sessions on Monday, April 23. The grade school term ends June 8.. ; â€" | \ o _ Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Johnson visited Mrs. Johnson‘s bro , H. Anderâ€" son in Milwaukee last\weekâ€"end. Mrs. J. J. Rink and Mrs. John Klemp Jr. will act as hostess this afternoon to mem of the Holy Cross Sewing Sac:tl: at the Recâ€" . Miss Irene Evenson spent the weekâ€"end with Mr, and Mrs. Edward Brennan Sr. in Chicago. Mrs, Chatles Seago is returning this week f) a visit with her daughter n{;:m Phyllis Seago at the University of Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shulder and daughters of Chicago spent Sunday with Mrs. Shulder‘s aunt, Mrs. Emil Mr. and Mrs. George Long have a daughter Gloria Ann born Jan. 27 in Pontiac, Michigan. Edward Brennan of Chicago, who attends Bradley Institute at Peoria, spent Friday in Deerfleld. R Fredricks. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1984 JOHN J. HOGAN chapms the mertipg nurhls from.. The regular meeting of Dumaresq Spencer Post No. 145 of the Legioq will be held tonight (Thursday). A vote will be taken at this time to fAirst and third Thursdays back to the consti*tutional nights of the seeâ€" ond and fourth Thursdays. | He strongly recommends the manâ€" ufacturers‘ sales tax on the theory that it is a painless tax, and thereâ€" fore easier to collect. He is also 3 favor of the plan for issuance treasury notes for the liquidation of frozen assets of banks, and is in favor of obtaining public loans for schools. . Mr. Dolan has served for a numâ€" ber of years in the federal income â€"There will be a large assortment of prizes, and refreshments will he served. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the corps. Mr. Dolan A Democratic â€" Aspirant for Congress / On the evening of Friday the 13th of April the Highland Park Drum and Bugle Corps will conduct a card party at the American Legion headâ€" quarters, 21 North Sheridan Road. Thomas F. Dolan is an indepenâ€" dent Democratic candidate for the congressional nomination in the 10th district in next Tuesday‘s primary election. § The contract bridge. classes conâ€" ducted by Mrs. Roy Hackett of Libâ€" ertyville began Tuesday morning under the auspices of the Deerfield Woman‘s Club.‘ They are meeting each week at theé home of the presiâ€" ent, Mrs. R. L. Johnson. For the eginning lesson there were â€" five ibles of players. The classes are open to all who wish to learn conâ€" tract bridge. CL Party on Friday â€" _ A wedding ceremony <was perâ€" formed Thursday evening, March 29 at St. Paul‘s parsonageâ€"by Rev. F, G. Piepenbrok. The bride was Miss Fannie ‘Wesanen of iWinnetka and the groom was Henry Riha of Lake Forest. Their attendants were Laura Wesanen and John Johnson, both of Lake Forest. * da Funeral services were held Friâ€" day afternoon March 30| for Mrs. Henrietta Cosmin, wife of the late John Paul Cosmin at the home in Wheeling with burial in the Wheelâ€" ing Cemetery, with Rev. F. G. Piepâ€" enbrok officiating. A son, Raymond Horton, by a former marriage, surâ€" vives. He graduated from Deer« fieldâ€"Shields High School several years ago. C _ # [ . Carleton Scribnerâ€" has returned from a tri‘ pto California. â€" Mr. Scribner is a village trustee. The Tri C Society and the L.L.L, Club will meet Sunday evening, April 15# at 7:30 o‘clock at St. Paul‘s Church, < The guest speaker is to be a North Shore lawyer and there will also be three reels of movies. The two young people‘s group Will hold joint meetings, but will have separâ€" ate business sessions during the week.‘ Everyone is welcome next Sunday evening. 3 se Mrs. Fred Millikan and son Loren visited at the 8. Cherry home in Chicago for several days this past week. _ Migs Vivian Bonner of Milburn was ge guest of Miss Irene Rockâ€" enbach last Tuesday, On Wednesâ€" day <Mrs. Ormon Rockenbach and her daughter Mrs. Almira Heybeck and. son Frank of Lake Zurich visâ€" ited her.. Miss Irene is getting nicely, following an .ppend&m t CUTLETS The 13th Is Announced CHUCK ROAST â€" Choice Pot Roast|. . ; LOIN LAMB CHOPS ROASTS Rump or Short RIB or LOINCFOPS BREAST of VEAL . . ;. Pork Loin Roast sb c« : RIB ROAST LOIN END â€" Tenderloin in MA Thursday . Friday and Saturd 1st to 5th Rib 6th and 7th Ribs / Last Monday evening H. A. Jung bf the American Vigilant Intelliâ€" ;ume Fefleration spok¢ at the Linâ€" goln Schdol on Communism in our ¢lubs and civic orgm ong. 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