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Momberg Pleads Not Guilty to Manslaughter Charge THRURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1937 Harry Momberg, 26, of Rockford, pleaded not guilty to two manâ€" slaughter charges in cireuit court Monday just a few minutes after two suits for $10,000 each were started against him by the First National Bank of Waukegan, as adâ€" ministrator of the estates of Arâ€" thur Orsi and his wife, Lucilie, who were fatally injured in an automoâ€" Ralph J. Dady, Momberg entered a plea of not guilty to the two inâ€" dictments charging him with manâ€" slaughter for the death of Orsi and his wife. He was represented by Attorney Frank Daly.. Unable to post bail, he was remanded to the county jail pending trial In the civil suits filed by the adâ€" ministrator through Attorney J. A. Miller, it is alleged that Momberg was at fault for the automobile colâ€" lision at Deerfleld road and Central avenue, Highland Park, on Nov. 25. ‘The Orsis were riding with their twoâ€"yearâ€"old son, Roland, at the time of the accident. ‘The boy was uninjured. very are maue 10f Lie estates of tne Orsis and the surviving child. â€"_ -..Qéglu Brehm, William Yonke and Cecil Aikens, all of Zion, named in three true bills for forgery and false pretenses, were remanded to the county jail after arraignments before Judge Dady. Attorney Wesâ€" ley Carey was appointed by the court to defend Brehm and Aikens. Yonke pleaded not guilty through Attorney Daly and was held for Tom Russell, Jr. Named Collector by Highwood Council At a meeting of the Highwood City Council last Wednesday, Thomâ€" as Russell, Jr., who has been acting city collector of Highwood since the death of Paul Blum in October, was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by Blum‘s death. Russell, who is better known among the young set here, is the son of Thomas Russéll, city clerk. Heâ€"is 25 years old and is probably the youngest city official in this part of the state. In addition to his duties as city collector he is also assistant city clerk of the water department. When A Smoker Makes a Wonderful Present for the "Man of the House!" Good looking, useful models, deâ€" pnariets . _loal. just note the low prices! As sketched at top. Glistening chromium top and accessories; black enamel base. A beauty. néered, full copper lined. Comâ€" plete with sunken glass ash tray. plete with smoker‘s accessories. Walnut with copper interior. Modern Chromium #A Metal Stands ids Open evenings until Christmas. 532 Central Ave. Phone Highland Park 638 â€" | Humidor Smoker Four chairs and table T. S. DUFFY FURNITURE COMPANY | 5.95 4.65 9.15 9.50 Rm Nobleman Becomes U. 8. Citizen A Russian nobleman forsook his high ranking Monday and became just an average American citizen along: with 54 others who were granted full naturalization rights by Judge Ralph J. Dady in circuit court. The former nobleman, Nicholas Starosselsky, of 606 College: road, Lake Forest, is now a sales manager for the midwestern branch of a perâ€" fumery. He is the husband of the former Mrs. Alice Bodiger Boswel!, who won a Reno divorce from Rolâ€" and Boswell, the broker, in 1927. Storosselsky will join the other 54 newly admitted citizens at a rocepâ€" tion to be held Monday at 8 p. m. at the American Legion Home, Washâ€" !.uto-a.n_qutltmbyptriotg it organizations. Certifiicates of citizenship will be issued by Circuit Clerk L. J. Wilmot to those who passed the naturalization tests. terina Ostrowsky, 2616 W, Park ave.; Ruth Furu Gotass, 616 Cresâ€" cent court; Enrica Manfardini, 320 Oak Terrace ave: Pasquine Rovelli, _ Highland Park and Highwood residents admitted to full citizenâ€" ship were: ous mnalway ave; wiuseppi DVe Barâ€" tolomo, 218 North ave; Ettore Arâ€" thur Babbini, 443 Funston ave; Luigi Babbini, 229 Highwood ave; Rocco Lucenti, 244 Burchell ave; and Alfredo Malchioni, 315 Palmer ave. Announce Return _ of Screen Successes at Deerpath Theatre The return of two of last year‘s outstanding screen successes will be featured at the Deerpath Theatre next week as "My Man Godfry" and ‘"Three Smart Girls" come to the North Shore‘s most beautiful theaâ€" Wililam Powell and Carole Lomâ€" bard‘s masterpiece of sophisticated comedy will be shown Sunday, Monâ€" day and Tuesday, December 19, 20 and 21. Those who missed it before and those who will want to see it again should be glad to hear of its reâ€"issue, Deanna Durbin‘s sensational sucâ€" cess in "100 Men and a Girl" was the crowning of a success which beâ€" gan with her first picture last seaâ€" son, "Three Smart Girls." Now that picture is being shown again at the Deerpath for the hundreds of Durâ€" ban fans who acclaimed it as one of Rosa Ficechi, 863 Bloom St.; Kaâ€" the best shows of the year. Friday and Saturday, Christmas eve and day, will be the dates for the feâ€" ure. Saturday of this week will bring Nino Martini and John Fontaine in "Music for Madame." An excellent musicale, it presents Martini at his best in a good story with fine songs. cember 22 and 23, Gertrude Miâ€" chael, Larry Crabb and Lee Bowâ€" man ‘will come to the Deerpath in the exciting "Sophie Lang Goes West." The further adventures of the famous woman underworld charâ€" acter are well portrayed by Miss Michael and her aides. Next Wednesday and Thursday, Deâ€" School Nurse Is Recovering from Fall on Pavement Miss Jennie Johnson, school nurse at Elm Place school, who was very seriously hurt when she slipped on some ice, when getting into her car and fell to the pavement, striking her head, is getting along nicely. Because of her condition she has not been allowed any guests at the Highland Park hospital She will probably remain in the hospital for SCOTT TISSUE SCOTT TOWELS University Club Gingerale â€" Root Beer, Lime Rickey 4 large size bottle ...._._._.. *K PbLky _"""*~ f:a.e’ o era en 4u 25c {plus bottle deposit) . THEB PRES3 j__ 4-.25(: Odd Fellows and Rebekah‘s to Hold Christmas Party On Tuesday evening, Dec. 21, at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple, the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will hold & joint Christmas party for their families. . An entertaining program is being planned, and Santa Claus himself may be a surprise visitor. . ‘The following officers were elected for the year 1938 at the last meeting of Sheridan Rebekah lodge No. 801; Noble Grand, Elizabeth Worth; viceâ€" grand, Alice Larson; recording secâ€" retary, Mildred Lyle; financial seeâ€" retary, Clara Devendorf; treasurer, Frieda Roscher; deputy, Effie Lyle; five trustees â€" Eleanor Bock, Anna Robinson, Jean Fosbender, Anna Rose, Anna Smith, Staff captain; Gertrude Goosman. Appointive officers are: right supâ€" .porter to Noble Grand, Mary Therâ€" rien; left supporter to Noble Grand, Ida Carlsen; right supporter to Viee Grand, Ida Nelson; left supâ€" porter to Vice Grand, Alta Fulkerâ€" Warden, Eleanor Bock; conductor, Edna Watkins; chaplain, Effie Lyle; Junior past Noble Grand, FlorasWerâ€" ner; Inside guardian, Gertrude Goosâ€" 3f¢ 23€ 10¢ Holly Wreaths, Loose Holly, Mistletos, and a large selection of Christmas Trees at the lowest prices. 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