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son, Bobby Phelps visited Mrs. Knobloch‘s mother, Mrs. Fred Wiedâ€" THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1940 ner in Wausau, Wis., last week. Mr. Harold White of Rochester, N.Y., former resident of this city was a weekâ€"end visitor of the Byron Howes. _ Another weekâ€"end guest was Bob Leonard of Bloomington, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. William Cawley enâ€" tertained at a house warming Satâ€" urday evening in their new home at 1166 Hyacinth court. Mre. Ralph Talbot I1I, (Dorothy r‘lant) and son Ralph IV, of Fort Benning, Ga., is visiting Mrs. Talâ€" bot‘s family, the William M. Plants of E. Park avenue for several months while Lt. Talbot is away on Manoeuvres. The Northwestern Settlement held their meeting at the home of Mrs. William Bangs on Vine avenue yesâ€" terday (Wednesday). Mrs. Clarence Bohn of Arlington, Va., is visiting her small son, Bobby Phelps and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Knobloch and grandâ€" Ask for a Republican Ballot REâ€"ELECT Thos. J. Houston for the Tenth Congressional District PRIMARY APRIL 9, 1940 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE State Central Committeeman Polls Open 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Has served you faithfully for the past 6 years and Deserves Reâ€"Election To the Voters and Taxpayers Of Lake County: In submitting to you my candidacy for the Republican nomination as State‘s Attorney of this County, I again call your attention to the fact that four years ago I was defeated for this office by only 23 votes with both of my present opponents working against me. With four years additional experience in active trial work and in the practice of the law, I believe I am better qualified now than I was then. I am running for this office strictly on my own qualifications and merit. I am not allied with any other candidate for any other office in this primary. I have no entangling alliance in any way, shape or form and will make none. If nominated and elected my office will be open to all the people equally and will at no time be under the control of any clique, interest or faction. I will personally try all the important cases handled in that office. I invite investigation of my record as a lawyer and lifelong citizen of this community and on that record solicit your vote and support. Mrs. L. L. Winter‘s arm which was broken two weeks ago when she slipped on the ice is slowly mending. Sheridan for several weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Harry S. Gradle of Vine avenue returned Sunday from a seven weeks sojourn at Pompano, Floridar _ Their sonâ€"inâ€"law â€" and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Chafâ€" fee of Egandale road also returned on Sunday from a three weeks vacaâ€" tion spent at Cocoa Beach, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Weisfuss of Chicago are the proud parents of a son, George T. Weisfuss Jr., born Friday, March 29. Mrs. Weisâ€" fuss was the former Marguerite Cawley, of N. Second street. Mrs. Charles B. Crain of Dell place is entertaining at a tea Friâ€" day for the house guest of the Dave T. Hallbergs, Miss Virginia Gowing of Minneapolis. Mrs. Bruce Blaine and daughter Shirley are making a two weeks tour of the South stopping at New Orâ€" leans, Galveston, and Brownsville, Texas and Mexico. They left last Friday. Mr. Blaine and their other daughter, Bobbe spent the weekâ€"end in Dixon, IIl., visiting Mr. Blaine‘s mother. Mr. Thomas Chalmers is expected home Saturday from a weeks busiâ€" ness trip in Hamilton, London and Toronto, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarkson spent the weekâ€"end in Milwaukee as the guests of Miss Cora Grimysâ€" mer. o. ; Mr: and Mrs. Arthur Swinford of Winnipeg are visiting the William Barkers this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Mason entertained at dinner Tuesday evening for the Barkers and Swinfords. Whitt Schultz Jr., is home this week for his spring vacation from his studies at Washington and Lee, Va. Mrs. Clyde Abercromby and son Paul of Cincinnati, Ohio is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Durbahn this week. Dr. and Mrs. Grover Q. Grady and family visited with Dr. Grady‘s mother, Mrs. D. W. Grady in Alden, Kansas last week. Dan who has his pilots ‘license flew his ‘plane down to Alden. Mrs. Harold Bridges will be hosâ€" tess at luncheon and bridge Friday at her home on Ridgewood drive. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long of Canâ€" ton, Ohio are visiting the Robert Clarksons at their apartment in the Deibler building. Respectfully, HARRY A. HALL Mrs. Harry Markell gave a luncheon last Friday for Mrs. Rayâ€" mond Soper of Wichita, Kas. Miss Katherine Baird of Ridgeâ€" wood drive has taken three tables for the Christ church benefit in Winâ€" netka Friday at which many Highâ€" land Parkers will be her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Prato and daughter Peggy Ann of Rogers Park were weekâ€"end guests of Mrs. Prato‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Conrad of McGovern St. ing her Mission club at bridgetoday (Thursday). Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wonnell and sons have returned from a weeks vacation at the "Great Smokies." Burton Wonnell returned to his stuâ€" dies at Purdue on Monday. The following Highland Park young people, members of the Barat college Junior theatre took part in "The Wizrard of Oz" which was given at Barat college of the Sacred Heart in Lake Forest, Saturday afâ€" ternoon: â€" Mary Claire Sheridan, Rosemary O‘Riley, Milton Stein, Martin Detmer, Catherine Sheridan, and Jeanne Marie O‘Riley. A total enrollment of 2757 stuâ€" dents, an increase of 104 over spring 1939, and one of the largest in the history of the college, was anâ€" nounced this week by D. H. Steward, registrar of Central YMCA college, 19 S, LaSalle street. Of these stuâ€" dents, 2101 are in the college and 656 are in the high school and secreâ€" tarial divisions. His report also showed an enrollment of 800 women, the largest ever recorded by the inâ€" stitution. Mr. James Thomson, worthy patâ€" ron of Campbell Chapter, O.E.S., will serve as worthy patron in Deerfield on "April 4th. Catherine Alice Davis, 550 S. Linâ€" den Ave., is among the students who are attending the Central YMCA college this spring. Hospital Auxiliary Meets The Womens Auxiliary of the Highland Park hospital will have their meeting Wednesday, April 10, at 10 o‘clock. Luncheon will be served. Communion at Bethany The regular quarterly communion service will be held at the Bethany Evangelical church Sunday morning at which time the pastor will offiâ€" ciate. The district superintendent, Rev. L. C. Schniidt, will be present at the 7:45 p.m. service at which time an opportunity will be given for communion to those who can not be present in the morning. The Evangelical church practices the open communion, which means that all Christian friends are invited to share in the service. Mrs. Joseph Schwall is entertainâ€" *KE HIGHLAND PARK PRES3 (Continued from Page 1) ean; Charles Noll, Democrat. For Coronerâ€"John L. ‘Taylor, M.D., Charles H. Krueger, Dr. John E. Walter, Republican; Orville J. Lane, Democrat. For County Auditorâ€" Robert J. Pearsall, Republican; EAâ€" ward F. Klammer, Democrat. Local Men Candidates In Primaries, Tuesday The following are Democratic canâ€" didates for Precinet Committeemen: 1, no candidate; 2, Joseph Venturi; 3, Joseph Calzia and Chris Mornini; 4, Herman Fromelt; 5, Joseph J. Berube, Francis George Schmidt; 6, Edmond H. Lehmkuhl; 7, Howard P. Sheahen; 8, Henry H. Doty; 9, Daniel J. Davitt; 10, Samuel Frank Knox, John R. Todd; 11, Dominic Cortesi; 12, Bryan K. Perreault; 13, Joseph Cabonargi, Leo Grotti; 14, ‘S. Sidney Stein; 15, Mike Miotti; 16, George K. Bowden, Robert R. ‘ Bosworth. Republican candidates for Preâ€" cinct Committeemen are: 1, William Burgess; 2, Nick Nustra, Thomas Russell Jr.; 3, Frank J. Nustra, Alâ€" bert Bernardi; 4, V. William Bridâ€" dle, George L. Rich, Vincent Ghini; 5, E. W. Carlson; 6, John Oliver; 7, Samuel L. Martin; 8, Frank J. Roâ€" nan; 9, Harvey Witten; 10, A. W. Gordon, William Witten; 11, Fred A. Tucker, Hugo Schneider Jr.; 12, Harry Earhart; 13, Edward Strenâ€" ger; 14, Lyle Gourley; 15, Louis Cassel, Elmer Clavey; 16, Minnie C. Balke. Candidates on from this district on the Republican ballot are as folâ€" lows: For Representative in Congress, 10th Congressional District: Drenna J. Slater, John Fay Harris, William Mason, George A. Paddock, Robert E. Shaefe, James M. Crume. For Delegates to National Nominating Convention, 10th Congressional Disâ€" trict: Adoiph E. Kowalske, George D. Dodge, Raymond H. Schumacher, Erwin R. Eckersall. For State Cenâ€" tral Committeeman, 10th Congresâ€" sional District: Thomas J. 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GRANULATED Oscar Lindstrand. For State Senâ€" ator: Ray Paddock, Richard V. Marâ€" tin, Verne Corley, Albert E. Nordâ€" strom. For Representative in Genâ€" eral Assembly, 8th Senatorial Disâ€" trict: Nick Keller, Harold Brown Pierce, Michael J. Haney, Charles E. Neal, Charles Kerwin Stratton. For Senatorial Committeeman, 8th Senatorial District: Harry P. Bregâ€" er and Charles E. Jack. Democratic Candidates Representative in Congress, 10th Congressional District: John Haderâ€" lein. Delegates to National Nomâ€" inating Convention, 10th District: James R. Quinn, John J. Meyers. Alternate Delegate to National Nominating Convention: George P. Wagner, John J. Kelly. State Cenâ€" tral Committeeman: Arthur A. Sulâ€" livan, Thomas Loftus, Samuel Fink. Representative in General Assemâ€" bly: Thomas A. Bolger, Jack Hoff. Senatorial Committeemen: â€" Harold J. Riley, Lorenzo D. Wilson. Dessert Luncheon April 10 Ladies Aid Society of St. Johns Evangelical church is sponsoring a dessert luncheon followed by a binâ€" go party in the church dining room at 1 o‘clock Wednesday, April 10. There is no candidate ruhning for State Senator. SUGAR Special price on Soap Flakes in 100 h. barrel. HIGHLAND PARK Very best, lb. . . . 35¢ 43 NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD Open: WEEK DAYS 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. SATURDAYS 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. SUNDAYS 2:30 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. You are ul‘lnllly‘-hvlud to visit the Reading Room, where the Bible and authorized Christ Beience m.-.:ht-::‘ :‘u.'h read, borrowed or purchased. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM First Church of Christ, Scientist Highland Park lb. 12 CAMEO CLEANSER 3 "°""" 85q RICHELIEU COFFEE | CORN FLAKES 23© can lbs. 27¢ 7c 25c 43¢ 19¢ Rummage Sale April 18 ° The Ladies of St. Johns Evanâ€" gelical church will hold a rummage sale Thursday, April 18, in the basement of the church, corner of Homewood avenue and Greenbay road. 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