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9m '00. wf’m‘HWM‘mmwg-wa Winn-nus: ’unmi'T-Zhuunau a rw2:-â€"Wuâ€"hréummmuu"zu “than...” Mt1'atJurfgtttt =tttttt.titrgttatgt tl,uitieeiietuVitd Mr EN “All. M!!!- TWENTY YEARS AGO June " "" The Pearl theatre, located on First street, south of Central ave., will open June 80th. . . . Frederick W. Behumaeher, owner of Betta- mnclier'e Drug store. passed away a noon Tuesday. . . . Miss' Gertrude Z nle and Mr. William Motown of Mateo, Calif., were married onday morning " Immaculate Conception .church. . . . Caeeiue Eas- ton of Deerhel wu the only Boy Scout Maid» secure Liberty bonda. in that village. . . . Rev. and In. Samuel Fritech of Medina, Ohio, are viaiting Mrs. Fritach'a parents, Mr. and Mm. A. B. Inhlke of Deerfield. . . . Contact. have been awarded for the addition to the city 'hali. . . . Highland Park State bank he: won a place oilee Rollo! Honor for having gone "over the top" in the Liberty Loan drive. TEN YEARS AGO In” " 1927 Mr. J. M. Appel, president of the Highlend Park sum bank, who is vice president of the Illinois, Bank- erl awoclation will be elected prgi- dent " the annual meeting of t in organisation. June 28 and M. . . . Daniel Leroy Smith, aged 5, son of In. Grace Smith of Highwood. was drowned in Lake Michigan, Mon- day. . . . Several new business ven- turee, namely a Royal Blue atone, _ Chian- of-mtthiand Park need not be reminded of the 121']th that to theirs in having at their doors this profusion bf Milky. Nor need they be reminded of the importance of aiding and thwarting the activity. Their own-emu of good Asetyiatt town; thee things. ,And in their £1.10 and conttratuiation they should remem- ber with gratin: and commendation the clone of Louis Eek.. stsin who“ hum ones made Ravinia an international shrine of summer 'peie--wttose inspirstion bu prompted others to tanks of Ruini- s popular venture where music lovers in work- dassd suits end cotton dream may mingle with those in white tics_snd ermine, ail psrtskinz of Athe nine pure beauty. - Edna, Bod. mm. W. W, Goiahmann, AM. not, Minna.” ".-'i,tl'ti, ',l,1'heN'lttst hoot of "trt wad. acron- puu Tinin's a a roll all of the ham. mm More the to. o! Wtthiand Ptrk than superb trusts this mfiu‘fizummflotmdrmuhnMcrat- in. Menu podium: the bunny, harmony-the impin- tion that is mic. A I To see and artxtgttiz1t s foree for good in this world always brim a thrill, lifting of the heart. To watch and live beside and be a part of such a force carries an added sense of satis- faction and accomplishment. Highland Park is indeed fortu- nate in having at hand this feast of music. “WWW” “‘MArthNMdn. “(Mullah-”lid. ".'i_imm-r"-S--"Ttratt.t.-tsrmarua-tr-te.o. Prahr.-r-_rNaht-d+ 1.53.1. "gmrtlItit-eNrTTalltg"Mt- WM” null Thur-by was” ad Tilt-by Admin-Son everFifir" -mtisuik-ifairUi, a%aUr.iiutu-iise, Child?" ie -- After 7:00 an. "an: prim: Mum 86e, Childm We. “£th Kelly L Mia-In ome-RaheetAr-t- III-lo IMI,' uttu,' The Rhyth- Ba-ah. Tttq Anion It”: --_'Ter.'.aetat."--."r-estt-rt-e-.-r-t...t.- ' I. In“ "In , hum-saw, mu... uni 3mm a. u at? mwmln-Iunn Juan-n46 ,rtthtb-t_3srr-tyt-rt,3sar Knuth-y“, 'terror-thi-__"--.-"-'-.--"-. “WWM wank-drum... LOOKING BACKWARD m MA my! mum "tTgttut'l'd'trel'lh,thtdtlrAu'tt dt-qbNtI..m-"'-ehr-'-Mrqf'.-gmqt-o.t_ THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS 2502 tn ammo win-Al diam new “urn IO” " 1'0"” EARLY BmDAOUJt--6m TO mo mt. wanna-mum” 272 B. Deeerath Ara, Luke PM “NOBODY! BABY" FEAST OP MUSIC - -- ",7. -___ - the expansion of Chart“ Giau' more and the opening of a dental ollloo in Highwod are being ro- ported. . . . Mia- Lillian Howe and Mr. Maurice Dunn will be marriod Saturday evening at St. Johns church. . . . Mr. and lira. Mia B. Sinclair announce the approaching marriage of their daughur Elis- abeth Francis to Donald Hartley Tutor on Saturday afternoon. . . . The William Henninga of “Elohim: ave., announce the birth of a daugh- ter, June 22. . . . Fricnda of Mr. and Mrs. William Noermstierg tendered them a pleasant aurpriae Saturday evening, honoring their twentr-tifth wedding anniversary. {WMW' NNtt'. tttt Melville S. Flinn Passes Away While on Bermuda Trip Melville Stone Flinn, 56 years old, 808 South Sheridan road, nec- retery-treesum of the Flinn and DretNin corporation, fuel engineers, Chicngo. died Tuéldey. June 16 in I hospital in ,Hemilton. Burundi. With his wife, Mrs. Grece LeCor Flinn, he had been visiting in Ber- mudn for A month. Mr. Flinn we: the non of John J. Flinn, former Chieago newepeper men, who died in 1929. Beeidee his widow he is survived by two broth- ers end three listen. John C. of Beverly Hills. Calm; June- M., of Evariston; Clem C. of Gimme; lire. Deniel Roche of Chicago; end Mrs. Lucius Smith of Witteheater, Knee. Funeral services were held " 2 o’clock yesterday (Wednesdnx) in Trinity church with interment in Graceland cemetery. Ont-“Om "..80-d3itpt "mama 2362 First WednGIut “I. Tho. I. cm" .H m m from M’s "Utth On“ Book.” I at a! loony-lo. m on hymn tune. well “I b ths lna-an col-muon- cl E ttme, 1,2tt'N.'rIrl= nun-an two "shsirritV*rt#ta'b'Wrh._ oued,Mav.Ir'ttt_Y_nd The second Amie-n Indy-in “Negro Heaven." by Otto Conan. An luliin by birth, Ind um h his only thirties, Mr. Gena. arrived at Radio City, where In and u n Inch! Hunger, " Sun “when, 3nd “Tin Pan Athr." Sou-Ila. of an inventor, his compo-Mom are f1twored with no"! '"CM of new material. Tu other, “Two I“ for m Ordnstn on _ Can- dhn Aim," a “Noun It“: on Pawn.” (Our Lord in I Gain) band on . - of bushy, v" with”) written for string quartet. u wu- Eh lee- and-huh» Amt“ (At Saint Illa.) . for Strings. the ”and, 'tet, Sir Arqold Bu’l “Gordn " /' the Handel-lb! 0m tn D ulnar. and tho Della v6difteiilr named, "tht Hearing a. Ptrst Cuckoo in Bprinr" 'M Two numbers of upsets! Imus: an by Amerlearu. Three '4. on Traditional Auntie and Vania Themes, by Karl McDonald. that: nun-ch " the Univ-"Ry of Mn- IyIv-nh hu led him - I. to the Hebnic manhole”, bib use of seven themes, (on: of Mic origin and three “chute. hotly in- temven. This as well no moral other won-In by Mr. um have been tridely plnyed by SWIM and the Philadelphia om Sir Ernest Incline!“ null pro- gram on the fourth of "tr "thing will close 'spproprintelr' with the Tnhlikowsky "une" M”. The complete program; for the an! week of symphony concerts ' Be Found] MM, Admin ICU?“ “I on: interested in ult ‘m music, but I In also into T in Beethoven and Bah.” my! one lturbi, the tenuous Speak]: - who Appenn here on the Brat but symphonic program of the 3mm Festival lemon and who” on ge- citll progrlms Ire lemons for their variety and for their entholiedrt. I cnnnot sly that I am I upeci-ult in the mueic of my compo-er. f think the ultra-modern. hove more or Ian lost their way and do not know quite where they urn gains. Much of whet they write seam 9 me to be music to be reed nthet than to be played. In that lento it is obeorbingly inhalant. .V ttt. lilo In: tho ”so port from which no my " h III! mum of cm or! _ at all, and "ure. WWI”: Candi-n folk lore. "fr-stty laud. or In In previously on Ollie-co I P"e'y “A?” 'ure' 92-3949 "Trite though it my be to my that this II I result of the post-war state of mind, I believe it ls true. The mind of all the world VII link. How could it hue been otherwise? But the point mnny lose sight of It that there in no teem, in "eeptirtq nun-modern music. for throwing overhaul-d ell that has sane before. When nll’e laid uni donéLBnch did h" l cabin disposition for mule, "Ut us in" I modern movement.“ let us hu- atonsl music by all nuns, but let us respect what {I good, no mutter of whst en. Bent, detto 11-th ones wrote, m, can. posing on opus it is not has“ to study the old ”poms. henna. they hm not and!“ the modem, cmposers,lntl it “not necessary tq study the motion composers ho. cause they do not know the ‘old compo-art ht Miter words. be you. sslt. If you fool In the modal Idiom, If!“ In it, but do not in! at gaunt mpg; And Haydn. "It it told of Brahms, of n11 poo- ple, that what mom made I night!" Knuth mm Meadsb, uohn. thitshhtq to please him, h can. “You my: not wed: ill d Ionian-oh! I. w the lat d the [not can? , "'Of any, than are curt-Ii mid-at a the mm time - dittutrett-tne,rnttttold,br chilies] fun-Illa. 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