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forâ€"all kinds dtaker DECORATING 149 ... e mer ahithin “ +~â€"â€"$18$.00 ... _ $195.00 Inc. #Milk® ./ *~â€"..$820.00 k. Illinoig FARMS ne ~ , MARCH 410 DAIRY OF Tel. H. P. Q4P $315.00 $315.00 .34’5.: Ce A20 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1986 L. J. Wilmot, Clerk of the Circuit Court . of / , Was July 16th, 1 on farm of his grandfather,| Lyman Wilmot, mile the V of De field,. l# He ‘:al the son of Warren H. Wilmot, was a prom* inent figure in the hfl*n- and $ litical life of the [Township and County. f {1%"" +4 Mr. Wilmot a ‘the grade school| at and | with his. ts to Waukegan in the wall of 1898 w he later: ter entered| the H School. ; graduated June {1903. / Sho thereafter he, enter the office | Lews O. kway,) then Clerk of the Cireuit rt . exâ€"officio fi’ corder, in the capacity of Clerk and for several years prior to the year 1924 served as Dep Clerk. ma in the year 1924, office dfllar. euit Clerk and was dâ€" ‘ed under the law Mr. Wilmot was ‘elected to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court witgnt opposition and is complffinthjl third always begn a Republican and is a candidate for reâ€"dlegtion this gpting on the ican {Licket. . ||| On 25th, ; Mr. Wilmot *‘“ mrtipd g- ura BW’. i(r. Wilmot has always t & keen and utive’in‘irut in m& affairs of his community. He served Mr. .;E-Fr;. ‘Wilmot are the parâ€" ents df four children: a daughter, Mrs. Helen Meador, and three sons Lyman, xanhdl nd ; Robert, |all residing in Wau s | u.,,.,,},.,ouu Public mbfl\ry‘ Board for , many and . also served ‘sgveral y E‘ dhm of the Waukegan Chamber of Con mence. (He was a director of the Wa Â¥. u.&. A. Board and C of the Boys‘ Work Comâ€" mittee of that org tion at the time the present "Y" ding _ was erected. | When Waukegan Park District tu organized he was aApâ€" pom"‘A. Evo oi .-;[ _.txh‘z.... z succeeding" board. the duly elected rgmm and has since been reâ€"gpopinted by each He is a member of the First Conâ€" gregational Ch of Wlnk*ng wA the Rotary Club, Elks, Moose Dona : Belle J¢ served, as esses. for the M. Club on ‘day, March 3rd." : | ~Hecketsweiler Studio /0â€".â€" PHOTOGRAPHERS . _ Circuit Court Clerk Mrs. Beatrice Meyer and Miss 5 W. Coupe, center poise ride, 112\in. wheelbase, 6 in. tires, safety glass throughout, bumpâ€" ers, spare metal tire cover is $619 w“:t-d tax. paid. Purnell & Wilson, Inc. 1936 Ford Vâ€"8 7 South St. Johns Ave. _ | 4\ Pmess . _ . 25th ANNIVERSARY Highland Park 3 Newâ€" ngratulations! â€" h I served as hostâ€" Tuesâ€" NK Property Owners Face â€" <~// New Traffic Fight ity is also involved.. Many of its citizens nmfibeginziih. to ‘t.hk; ("Is the North Shore to go into s idential distard, as did. the lom side in Chicago, and more recently Sheridan road in ~Chicago, chiefly because of traffic invasions!". +‘ The answer of the, North Shore Property Owners association which was organized several years mgo to preserve the repiu:g;ial j ter of the area, of!j civie = ies, clubs and associationsâ€" of most ‘of thetown and city governâ€" ments involved is "NO!" ; } to the Alarmed at the serious nature of the Sinnett bill which popped into the special session of the state legâ€" islature (before scarcely anyone outâ€" side of its immediate sponsors reâ€" alized its "tremendous ® gignificance, the property owners association went into action to defeat the jproâ€" poul,'twm_ty-fo\s;lhonu after the existence of the bill became known. ‘ Through the efforts : ree sentative Drennan J.} Slater of ;:v- anston, Attorney Howard F. Bishâ€" op, counsel for the association, and others, the bill, which had been, adâ€" vanced to the third reading, had not yet been called as this was beâ€" inmnan and its opponents were. ho 1 that ‘it could be kept off the call for the ‘rest of the special session/ ‘ Mr. Slater endeavored to have the bill amended to require that permission of logal residential communities first be obtained (‘beâ€" fore certificates could: be granted: to the truck lines but this amendâ€" ment was not adopted. | .. â€"â€" F Mr. Slater and Mr. Bishop found that nearly all members of the lowâ€" er house had learned something of the nature ofi the bill through pubâ€" licity released in its favor by the trucking association: but that scarcely any roprmnutiv'o muzfi x dsn lge Seeaee t e P unc eE its serious consequences in regard to residential property owners. Cerâ€" tain provisions of the bill, examinâ€" ation | wed, contained requireâ€" ments that would bake it objet: tionable to union labor and to Eh. fam:u hence it was hoped that | the forces representing these interâ€" | ests might be swi towand opposâ€" | . ing measure. ) dless any | : owne association â€"‘and | -gronb have resolved w.fizh:“m | bill &: broad and basic grounds,. <| | w’lfi:‘orocognhmc ‘the â€"service that r truck lines perform and patronizing them liberally, the a#â€" sociation feels that present eon& 3 tion on the North Shore do not reâ€" || quire the granting fi"wrfifict to eo:dpnfipc to use streets, the dential areas, The highways to the west of the towns and gities. give ample roadway for t:fzugh operation of ‘trucks beâ€" tween Chicago and Waukegan. Loâ€" cal deliveries can‘ be mgqc by . inâ€" dividual trucks | operating | between, | the: various towns and | picb-hpi points near the main through highâ€" ways.. % | tC y | Eyven if there rv}:: necessity for such) common .carrier service, ‘the iassociation ~believes â€" that actual routing of trucks . should: be <do‘}> | only. after in ;careful study by comâ€" petent engineers and other expérts: and that ag much traffic as ; pOS: sible should be diverted to the west of the eongmtled instead of being allowed to | through them. But the Sinnett bill; it is ‘pointoq out, would make it mandatory to |issue common ca.rtiqicdrflli:tm to com+ panies now operati and : over their *existing | routes, â€" without the need of their appearing before t.h't commission : or | any other body establish the existence o‘cf such neâ€" (Continued from Page 1) | we Phone H. P. 435 xfinlm.(‘ t‘ y who gives it careful B y aid (Mr. Bi n io in ateupl create | mEo‘f T enatire, tablished in fact, th§t gpaily w4 > bessity rér‘:#“ radf service." We cessity by law, We Nave: reaAliag ~lv!on' y Mfi.’ & We N n fonsivg s uce io '“[ ex exists pregsent,: "‘i? bera for the "“' w inroury bur fpamenffh: areex, | Se) far. we have been sube o m |p tecting x&idm mith "I‘ J £ ‘:rl;nanu'\t freight t rg:;l and fe w 'rqeentl;wo‘ h q | bearing (by yfihe ;_q‘:n llo® } ~nmmission, and onl Cox;n;ra ~vidence‘ to ghow i C onke J 1j nek cofixp-nyfshon‘:otom am |f â€"4 certificates to OM plew [ | neigemnt stfeets 9 llte over ow | vvoe:mbo show that [Re :\l:st?mg! 1. ~uting and t " <a. A l 1 on I 1 5 residenti:fle 5“ freight &C‘: i | the legislature at the us o ontipnal | njury to thousan is o: ppecaresd | ywners and withou‘t istabli ptod‘ertx ' 'leed for such ‘servitl ‘:ylmhini‘t: ' | nation of the facts [ 0 ldt Je a : | loxr tragedy in gov m‘:entfzo e T KA# Representative Sliter ored out | 'hlt the bill not 0 B wgo mtgd.ovl R »»he property -owner ut w‘?d } ork _ "ardships on many t .uld w f '\tn‘i;s s well. ||/ soant s . here are so $ ! 3 as and individul:‘lz f.v '230 ?mp‘“ L ‘1inois, engaged } tg hte i l "Weight truck busifi¢ss," ue 'd"m ; Slater. â€" "Nearly in:st:y’f"l l s ‘| ent of these are l" ogi)) con ~| erns, in fact, most ];yth'm.n% d a meâ€"man‘ or, ‘ongâ€" Mck! ent‘f'm!enh I comply with the -"l llt(;u s c o â€"uipment, insurang mdom oo in o ification. would bB) i mf?'d‘ 7| sails that would «"t lmu!iml i of J : | hundreds /of .t ‘ d yet many of " Ing . ¢ fegitimate fand [ffeful.â€" o otosp Y | About ninetyâ€"cight}| fe c hamp of thg o comp@nies : operat B ice't!: unte *\ have not more hal ben vos 1M many instances billn tmc}a arg e | a monopoly, to celitain loegs Ince 4| and at the same titse, 3 c ead ne f |sose bwpdbi 'i‘}‘ , 4t would imâ€" + scores of small‘co ' rerglents fPherâ€" }â€" |‘ more, {enactment amea. ihabsonie ; cannot be urged 0 : C oundy that i tequired by|the taking w | of the interstate 1 | fhirs. is | state â€" Commerce, on ossion) ‘The i Sooer n aady o o mmiuion. The :: these lintox;tate ~;::;ls gnlf ie 1: Attorney| Bi | to Wa :n: ington to ycon:x‘ll: Jvt':m; $ cfpanis, ip) sion and. other lath tickes | tmare l concerning ‘the fe@® loritm i the Â¥*smek {situation . ns aige tod . |HMe was expected cessity or without any furth ceedings bf afy kindf . If io wa :;::zgu & hir.,lomutxht; I n t ‘ f ‘vâ€" certifieftmnmgl" t;!e ! “ eang c Shore will be| brand “ J heart o!nEtl nfmiideni’ ml,m We permanent fréight tr i8 xfl‘ iich OJ hok collfemtes wih have no )glrildiction.‘ hes. W‘lll Representative $ ‘hat the bill not 0 ‘he property owner hardships on man nanies as well. . There are some Attorney | Blpho mtvhen:h eto c&vt::i:- on dnd cpnpalt thoritiel | there sion and oth relffal phase bt the concerning ‘the \fe e shase. & truck ‘sitnqtidn.‘k g_‘ Do0 io ha nurge: &y. M g 'fi ive | p m | the property own(le a oc‘inti:nm‘h.u Nerkg work Ahag) 'n":he invasion laid | down | to opHM( frorght ) of certified@ | mo! ” n&wflufi” Socal Smfe. _ m ‘association reâ€" whers ie hesth \pn ; an arplified cently embarked |{bn i o me aon 4J thela ngef i:volv&l! n the ers to the;d;ngeflon. TMMWQ! in tss Jf Lob Bluff For® and cities of Laki !i\ wl n cton em Highl” ) in qe erating o ein ns ] Y owners ‘through e oidiro ?mple' Tims to represen< resolutjions, : teleghn ferotonpar on tatives nnq othe‘ ¢ P f t.d,*ullow’ position to th.e “,‘ tr::; “*‘. o ve? permanent freig at P lane “? bel residential stree l;“ M in tlog congidered, by t{h N Conefiithit list the aid e mare m | outside of the h;t onserhs r the matter is on I o‘me"c:m“ identical prope l q . T out the state. : |1} ~~ 1 9 Purnell and. Wilson _ _ | Local Fotd Dealers | ‘For Past 10 Years 5.804 (lecf CVE Purnell & Wilsgpn, Inc., local Ford: dcfinrs, are cele§rating their ten anniversary this eek at their show rooms at 101 NJ St. Johns avente, ,whex? they hav n located since they ‘atarted b in Highlan! Park. } ) T0 P \In these past successfully ha gervicei‘ of the; y have ad reamlining . ar â€"Zephyr Vâ€" \Mr. J. R. Pur firm, waks this |NMear .elected presiâ€" dent of the “, Dealers: associaâ€" M. PAl i 1A $ :\ The contern (friginally had only two stores, on i t Highland Park one DesPl@ines, but has been nlarged, to indlude. the dealerships @at Winnetka angi{Arlington Heights, a subâ€"dealdf at Glencoe. â€" . | | d slngb-d Mfi «iencog. !Il A special i on to come d look over |\the large new m n i auntk 1 li= imsued at 1, president of the ear .elected presiâ€" : Dealers associaâ€" n years they have ed the sales and d car.) This year | \the latest ‘in comfort, the Linâ€" got dis yere letter o2 90 dong whit public. THE PRESS § Mr. J. M. Appel, president of the Highland Park State Bank, was born in Highland, Illinois, on May 22nd, 1864, and has lived in‘ Illinois &ufl. He received his education in public schools. 2 y In his early life, he engaged in the . mercantile 3usineas ‘at â€"Pocaâ€" hantas, m:nois. there he served as postmastei under President Harriâ€" son. . In 1897, he~atcepted a position with the State Auditor in the Bankâ€" ing and, Building uginLonn Departâ€" ments, which position he held conâ€" tinuously for fourteen years. _ In 1910, he came to Chicago and engaged in the banking business. His presidency and active manageâ€" ment of the Highlandâ€"Park State B::k dates back about 20 years. In 1897, he was honored with the presidency <of the Hlinois Bankers Association. | i 13 \County Conference of © ~â€" _‘ Bible Classes to Be. ;\ Held in Libertyville _ Mr. Appel resides with his wife and daughter at 444 Oakwood aveâ€" nue. His son, Vallee O. Appel, is president of the Fulton Market and Cold ‘Storage Company in Chicago. Mr. Appel is an enthusiastic Mason and Rotarian. | t ‘ _A |countyâ€"wideâ€" conference â€" of adult| Bible classes will be held at the Libertyville Methodist Episcoâ€" pal church, Sunday cfumm, March 8th, beginning at 2:30 p.m., central standard time., [ tole * Rev. J. Russell Throckmorton, of Chicago, will deliver the afternoon address on "The Adult Class a Force| fhr â€"Righteousness." . Mr. Throckmorton, who holds the posiâ€" tion of Executive Secretary for the Commission on Men‘s Work, Méthâ€" â€"odist Episcopal church;, travels exâ€" tensively in the middle west, and is well: known in Methodist circles, \Part of the session will be given over: to round table discussion of practical questions concerning adult class teaching and activities, and teachers and : members of classes have been requested to be iready to present their vexing problems ‘for discussion. . The women‘s ‘group ‘will. be led in discussion by Mrs. F. E. DeYoe, leader of the women‘s class in the North Chi¢ago Presbyâ€" terian church, and/ Rev. Mr. Throckmorton will lead the men‘s group. ce 3 ‘s L oohg Mrs. J. G,. Cook teacher of the Aduz Bible class in the Half Day Congréegational church, and superâ€" intendent of the Adult Division in the county organization, will, pre« side at the meeting. Rev. S.tq‘ckboj:‘, s:;;fie},”pfidi of the Libertyfl Impressive victory in famous economy rUun . officially confirms Pontiac‘s superior economy! ~*‘ NORTH SHORE BUICKâ€"PONTIAC CO Banker settles the matter John Fay Harris Spem’ /‘ _ on Problems of Relief ville ifi _ .E. ehurch, will (the devotibnal . period. â€" This erence is held annually, in Marck, under the direction of the it County Countil of; Religious E on, and representatives: and delegations are expected to attend from thurches in various parts of the coupty. â€" [ ‘John Fay Harris, candidate for Republican . Nomination ~for Conâ€" gress, spoke at the Deerlhl: Gramâ€" mar school this morning o% Amerâ€" mum.d fl- al-; b,-dd‘nfi.fl“ W } ry club on TVA tions .on| Relief." . Mr. ris is Superintendent of the Lake County Veterans Relief Commission, and is well qualified to speak onmihi- subâ€" ‘Yellowstone lake, in Yellowstoné park, freezes to a depth sufficient to yield 180,000,000 tons of ice;; or fnondh to furnish every woâ€" \man, and child in the U,nit‘d States ject. with 1% tons. BROOKS GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS Primary Election, Tuesday, April 14, 1936 wIN WITH BR 0 0 K S ! Republican Candidate for W aA Y L A N D RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. | DahI‘ P Auto WE& SPRING SERYICE STATION '-.m*-um SOLDERING 882 N. St. . Phone 77 Quality Cleaners Body and Fender Repairing ;LLINOiB AND Phone: H. P. 496 P. 178 PAGE NINE i §