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&23 2 3ic Fonda dat May 24â€"35.%¢6 s¢ _ 19¢ ‘49¢ %316 â€"19¢ 19¢ h 5¢ (Chic) Sale of Lounls ee" May #7.38 2502 May 2. 35¢ 25¢ 21¢ 27¢ 39¢ 49¢ 39¢ 17¢ 39¢ 83¢. 17¢ 19¢ 89c 39¢ 19¢° 19¢ 35¢ 19¢ 9¢ 19¢ S h sa» * +4 t Bflfled Tues‘hy e Pss n o+ # . ** WOomin Page 1)â€" ; ,‘.‘%:;wu born .. $ 4 ,'1 Lorlin& peb. 1. at the age of P54 "with his ‘brother, Phili "omntand his parents Mr. and MT » A .,2 e baec‘h Jx. (s‘w o ) ;) ‘uld“th." P en I --*mChrm * ,awra- with four other f inget P" near Strassburg, in Phacy, to escape the crowded conâ€" 8ch ? cheir village and to avoid fl‘ W i’ Germany. | \ @f . | sailing vessel, “Tfi.‘ n chian " took thirtyâ€"five days Their journey from ‘m’ to Cém‘ | 4 arriving in. Chicago they hed for a week to rest at the earried the wonien and ehilâ€" Jea of the Rockenbach pioneer party| t0 Lake county. . The mep "" > all the way. The western mpp‘n. *"a _4 all the way. (Jh¢, WCs C boundaries of D Neld |township were | selected ‘‘mhe Rockenbach family bought land in the Tripp School district on ave. | | _ Gedrge Rockenbach married Saâ€" rsh Ott, daughter :g!(r. and Mrs. . Ott of Saunders road, on Vfig 1864. Mr. Rockenbach out the front hall of the 3900 VOGUE CLEANERS o # g s ® e on Furs, Blankets, Woolens Te oennse mnings Wwerlt recern them e ce i WO EXTRA CHARGE > » Phone H. P. $27.29 N. Green Bay Road Braun Bros. Oil Co. Grorge Rorckenbharch Whenever you buy oil, you buy it by the gallon. But p-mdlybaynl#m&njnuv_fl. W Braun Bros. customers receive tested Silver Flash ail, made to the exact specifications of burner manUuâ€" Lacturers, | P FOR YOUR MONEY W They receive courteous, prompL GURMNULSE *T 70000 day and night. | 7 # They receive the assurance and protection that only They receive Braun Bros. popular "Careâ€"Iree S icoâ€"Braun Bros. take the responsibility for your e e eeeae m ie oe CC ol i P Fecacladt" m c ie t ies ] large storage and delivery facilities can give. Mdfiumuwfl“m‘“ DEERFIELD STATE BANK l# They receive the personal attention that hdqendo’ntemuqmm 7 f MAY "‘For fuelâ€" Use oil" Phone Highland Park 3804 â€" a founder of our institution 21, 1986 Good SERVICE Is Important receive courteous, prompt delivery, MORE Jn Memoary of | DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS Ott homestead last summer to the local odm and remarked very slyâ€" ly that was where he had done his "sparking" in his youth He had accompanied a photographer to the old‘ homestead to have, his picâ€" ture ‘taken there with four generaâ€" tions of male descendants last June in connection with Deerfield‘s Cenâ€" tennial celebration. It was here that the Ott reunion wsa held (the John J. Rink property). . When he was 24 years of age he moved into Deerfield township and he and ‘his bride lived in the Ott hWKomestead. ‘The Vernon Golf club is now a part of the Ottâ€"Rockenâ€" bach farms. He retired from large scale farming in 1897 when he movâ€" ed into the village of Deerfield purâ€" chasing a sinaller farm in the south western section of the village on which he spent his remaining days. His wife died in 1898. His present home was built in 1907 and his daughter, Miss Viola, has kept house for him since his wife‘s death 39 lyan ago. 4 White bearded, jaunty, erect of carriage, and still able to drive his own automobile, and work his garâ€" den until just a few days before his death, Mr. Rockenback has mainâ€" tained a close interest in all civic affairs. ~His first vote was cast for Abraham Lincoln 72 years ago and he.had remained a staunch Reâ€" publican. _ He has held many public offices. He was a director of the Wilmot school for 15 years, was & member of the first Board of Eduâ€" cation of the Deerfieldâ€"Shields townâ€" ship high school, a road commissionâ€" er for seventeen years, a director of the Deerfield State bank until last year, a director of the Northâ€" field fire insurance company for 34 years, its president for 16 years, a supervisor from 1913 to 1917, & drainage commissioner and held many .other civic positions. H He was of exceptional value 3 the: compiling of the "History of Deerfield," written by Marie Ward Reichelt in 1928. His interest was keen ua Deerfield‘s Centennial cele= bration in 1935 and his daughter, Miss Irene, was at the helm in the Centennial celebration and assisted in writing the pageant. 4 Mr. Rockenbach‘s seven chfldrfi 4 who survive him, are Mrs. Ella Plagge, Viola, Irene, and Samuel of Deerfield, Ormon of Crystal Lake, Almon of Lake Zurich and of Long â€"Beach, Calif. There & twehty â€"six 1 girandchildren _ an twentyâ€"five great grandchildren.;| PHIL H. BRAUN ROBT. F. DOEPEL CARL L BRAUN available only an Braun oil | Thursday and Friday, May 21 22, last showing of "The md“&‘.’ Lonesome Pine," in natural color ?:l:x:in('. ‘Sylvia Sidney and Henr; Coming Attractions _‘ | at Deerpath Thea | Thursday and Friday, May 21,and | ) The supdess of the new â€"cost preâ€" 22, last showing of "The Trail of the thoricatelihouses recently put on Lonesome Pine," in natural color;| exhibition in Chicago is already asâ€" featuring, Sylvia Sidney and Henry | gured by! the bnthusiastic ‘ Fonda, â€"| $\ ‘\| given third} by both press and ipubâ€" ‘iSaturday, May 23, matinée and } 'l'hi(}ovphaueani-log evening, "Silly Billies," with Bert| Homethinginew in houses is shown Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, and Doroi | hy the i itiinse interest taken in the thy Lee. | § > ||| Hew type pf houses now being exâ€" ‘Sunday, Monday add Tuesday, | bibited thiChicago suburbs by ‘Genâ€" May 24, 25 and 26, Fred Astaire and | Yral Hoywslis, Inc., 620 North Michiâ€" Ginger Rogers in "Follow the Fleet," | gan avdhlie. . Sears Roebuck) and with Randolph Scott, Harrist Hill} | company,/Ahe Frederick H. Bartlett iard, and Astrid Allwyn.©/ [ ~.| | Realy ;u and Grover C. El ‘Wednesday and Thursday, May 21| more company are ueo:isted‘fwith and 28. "Snowed Under" with George| General [Houses,. Inc., in these Show: We kky VEDRCES PB WE AM0 EOE CCA e iscc d cce PL |\‘Wednesday and Thursday, May 21 | and 28, "Snowed Under" with | Brent, Genevieve Tobin, Glenda | rell, Patricia Ellis and Frank Mé Infant Welfare || _ ‘ | Meets Next Monda ‘ The regular monthly dunché meeting of the Highland Park R vinia Center of the Infant Welfa wil lbe held at the home of Ralph Cleary, 428 N. ztm'khn )# Monday, May 25 at 10:30. F at most reasonable prices. .‘ /. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRES Attention Graduates & Order your calling gudlnqw graduation. We can furnish printed, processed: or ::(I‘“‘fl ho i s e t ul on t als £1 Em ooite M E: a“ it S downant Ts Norti, Raner 16 .,“...m:mn;mu wes u&.mzurwuuli of the V of Deerfield to the n east corner ?vm.-;&-av-t‘ the north line of the north west % of 4 ;I;l'l"ll nâ€"â€"-â€";‘â€"â€"â€"- re â€" last wm-u&utqr::s:ltbv of Banrioekburn., being south. east | corne of Section 20, Towns 48. North, : Range 12, East of the 3rd neipal “): i thence north on the east line of said Section & of said Section 20 ; eoLrfi'“" east line of said south % (of the horth east 1 of the north % of Sectiun 20 u&omrfintwm:' ce ‘ on the north line of said south ‘west 20 the north east corner of the | the north east 44 of said S 20 ; &....‘ west on the north line of t %% to the south east corner of the pouth Mwumxd\h orth ‘&d m‘mudm f4] east of said 20 to the north w@s$ corâ€" ner thereof; thence north on the emut line amm&oltbw-"' of Section 20 to North east corner th¢reof ; thence north on the east line of the; west %, of the south east 14 of Seot 11, mm-adumh"“*fl‘“' the g:““*h-hl**‘ nds i Rerebs mded being contiguons and wholly; situe ated in Lake County and in Cook Gount: in the State of Iilinois, l0 d that a petition has been filed wit the mmauu,mv it to f’"‘“ the . tepritory, above ‘described be organized and maintaingd as A fire district for the bendlit and w‘ all the owners of Ety and ts the aforeâ€"described | tertitor; ..lqm‘bhhu’w‘uth [Feerficl m‘mm"-wh County Judge has Rxed the 1§th day m.vil,--tmfinmnofllm orner #vm.-:&-am‘th north line of the north . of Bertic :8, township and last _ aforpsald o the south east corner of the Villake of Bannoekburn. being south. east | dorne! of Section 20, Towns 48 North, : Range 12, East of the 3rd ncipal 4,: f thence north on the east line of said Section & of said Section 20; eoLrfi'“" east line of said south % (of the horth east 14 of the north umm.-:wm:' ce ‘ on the north line of said south ‘west 20 the north east corner of the | the north east 44 of said S 20 ; &m west on the north line of oat %% to the south east corner of the pouth Mwumxd\h orth 3 JB Sortse 20 io the morth witt tor: of said 20 to the north w@s$ corâ€" * c ovcreof: thence north on the e@i§ line '"npd at. Wauk day of May, A. D. da sero 538â€" Central Avenue Deerfield, Tllinois. IN MEMORIAM n t l d THE |PRESS o ie e ue . ay af | more sobifeny are |General |Houses,, Inc., : Fiar, | ings. " $ k Mé.|| Althop@h the day 4 | dull, hubifreds of p« > {Mine on [l' y, Ma: - ing u:‘;'. inspect old |[All th ;_.;|k ..‘!"";i 8 comprch‘artid "TBé | pitions.| [ | _ | ormél Hour fltraâ€"n NTCAIS|| cated “:? frame . lacÂ¥6, | center ; ‘of AACI| world. g } | building @ebntractors C#I of the cyuntry are n $*l#i cago| -i»’. firstâ€"har 2802M®] latest fpvelopment of. the) ltructi es â€" "I' Howatii) T.| ‘Fishe PA P Gcnqnou , In al ‘V}| of the /00 and mc |_~ plans #t} of | [f| himself!f{{4s : Heing | || | with he h is "li: [, | cago pWylic 8 »nd’é_ !‘f'.‘ ‘x‘"“ h e adt es |, 0 _1, building: l'hhe: velfage| "I" " new | lit £ pMil,| and pefformance c n Po 8 | are comgbined, for ' Cnasl . e o pee is B k Low Cpst House Exhibit General "Houses, Inc., and designer of . the | 00 more standardized plans 6 offered, exfiu«d; -ig Neing greatly pléased with hel n er in which the Chiâ€" cago pWjlic has shown its approval :; the |Fhe lt:m.. Ii?r:flwbri ing e | adtiantages . of abrica buildi :' Mr. |Fisher sqid: || . "In this new line the efficiency and ':"’4' rmance of pnfi:imtion are cow bined, for the : time, with afsractive prices which bring these ~ ges to every prospecâ€" tive hifne buyer. Our method of con on is based upon an asâ€" sembl standard, interchangeable wall aw#) roof panels supported by steel c ‘and beams. ~ . .. "All "the parts are brought. to the bu r filtraâ€"modern prefabriâ€" 1 frame houses are: the ‘of the real en:nt; bntractors from all parts try are coming to Chiâ€" firstâ€"hand views of this elo?'mcnt in | home ‘conâ€" \ T.},T‘iuher, midd)it of SE THE VOGUE SERVICE k .â€" 1| â€" 45 ng site fashioned to their e and shape, all ready for HN B. NASH, Prop. ublic Interest quick ‘and‘ easy assembly. â€" These parts reach‘ the lot in their final form., Each one is factory produced wnder the conditions which assure uniform control of high quality and exactness of dimension. This careâ€" ful iproduction results in a house every one of the parts of which measure up to sclentific standards of accuracy and quality. â€"â€"â€" _ "These houses that science builds are produced without waste of any kind. â€" By this advanced method the usual risks of unforeseen structural and mechanical failures and costly extras are eliminated, (Experienced builders can erect these houses exâ€" peditiously, and lost motion and structural mistakes are (missing from the final cost." | ‘The exhibition â€"houses in Chicago suburbs are 1 as follows: One fiveâ€"room house in Bartlett‘s Highland Park »subdivision. |This can be reached by following North avenue â€" one block north of the Highwood stationâ€"â€"four blocks (west to Highland Park limits. | ©~One fiveâ€"room house and one fourâ€" room house in another Bartlett suibâ€" division at the southeast corner of Meyer road and Roosevelt road in York Center. 5} j One fourâ€"room house at 177th street and Oak Park avenue in the Grover C. Elmore subdivision in ‘Tinâ€" ley Park. | C C /All of these houses will open to the public from 11 a.m. to 7| p.m., daily and Sunday during May, June, and July. ‘The other day mother told me to ‘put»mehirdmonthef ing station. Iput t a .quart of sunâ€" flower seed in adi‘shand_mrad out. I put it into the feed box and as I turned to leave a saucy jay flew down and perched on the :jze. I ;umed to look n‘dt:. him and lmc':i: e | to la or so it h 1 felt u}y indimptibguqu‘?emq time I looked at him he began to laugh,. I turned and walked into the house. To this day I have never seen a blueâ€"jay so bold and umf{:‘d- â€"By Janet Walton, grade 63, Elm Place School, _ .. | (8 PHONE ‘ HIGHLAND PARK Main A SBAUCY JAY in Office and Plant 327â€"329 North Green Bay Road 3900 Take Clavey‘s Car; s â€" Return Next Day ‘Harry T. Clavey‘s car was stolen Tuesday > afternoon | when it was Wh!mtofthlw home‘ in Deerfield during the funâ€" eral services for George Rockenâ€" bach. It was recovered the followâ€" ing day ‘‘Hav you tried Mrs. Eaton‘s poâ€" tato salads?. If not, why not? Call the Moraine Grocery, Tel. 1078. BRAUN BROS. take the entire RESPONSIBILITY 0J you?r HEATING PLANT TAILOR SHOP Phone Highland Park 1172 RICHMAN TAILOR SsHOP Announcing the removal of our ... ~ ghop to on or about June 1st. RICHMAN 18 South First St. Pearl Theater Bldg. PAGE FIVE $ |