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MISS LEONARDI FETED Miss Louise Leonardi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Santi Leonardi, 316 Mrs. Margaret Duchane, 242 Sherâ€" idan road, Highwood, is a surgical patient at St. Therese hospital, Wauâ€" kegan. Mr. and Mrs. Wililam Luebke, 36 Prairie avenue, Highwood, enterâ€" tained the following guests Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neumann, Deâ€" troit; Mr. and Mrs. William Frankâ€" ovic, Miss LaVerne Stan, Milwauâ€" kee; Mr. and Mrs. George O‘Connell and son, and James Finnegan, Chiâ€" cago. Miss Barbara Dillon and Graham Wilkin of Chicago visited in the home of Mr .and Mrs. Leo Schetz, 205 High street, Sunday. Joseph Nelson, North Western road agent at Highwood for the past 20 years, has been appointed agent at Waukegan. He succeeds John F. Becker who is resigning. Mrs. Ted Benvenuti, 433 Funston avenue, entertained her sewing cirâ€" cle Thursday night. Mr .and Mrs. Edward Shapiro, 152 Highwood avenue, Highwood, enterâ€" tained more than 50 guests at their nome Sunday, in celebration of their 26th wedding anniversary. They were married in Waukegan, and have lived in Highwood since 1918 Mr. Shapiro operates a dry goods store there, ‘They have three sons, Beryl and Jack, students at Northâ€" western university and Robert, age six. A number of relatives and friends honored Miss Perdrucci at a miscelâ€" laneous shower Monday night at St. James parish. Hostesses were Mmes. Fazina Grandi, Elga Grandi, Rena Monfardini, Rena Ramazzini, Dina Ramazzini, eBtty Carzoli, Clara Lenzini and Virginia Gherardini. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Perdrucci, 121 High street, Highwood, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary, to Mondo Lenzini, son of Mr. and Mrs. Batista Lenzini, 36 Prairie avenue, on May 17. MARY PERDRUCCI TO WED A string quartet made up of Highland Park musicians presented a program during the musical. The quartet is composed of George R. Jones, Henry Selinger, Mrs. Eugene Engelhard and Mrs. Arthur Hand. Mr. Jones is the leader of this group. Mrs. Arthur Byfield lead in the community sing. Tea was served. More than 500 persons heard young Andrew> Jacobs, Jr., guest pianist, in a brilliant performance, at the final concert of the season of the high school music department. The orchestra, under the direction of Harold N. Finch and the chorus, under the directorship of W. Asâ€" chenbrenner, presented a fine musiâ€" cal program. Miss Marian Berg, soâ€" prano soloist, sang "Oh Lord Most Holy" (Franck) and "Listen to the Lambs" (Dett). High School Final Concert Is Brilliant Performance Sunday MAY 1, 1941 Highwood Socials Hostesses were Miss Mary Santi and Mmes. Inez Mordini, Aldina Milnorini, Dina Santi, Esther Corâ€" tesi, Casper Santi, Rose Bernardi, Madalena Sini, . Dini DeBartola, Gabriel Leonardi and Nancy Palanâ€" dri. Miss Leonardi and David Perry of Detroit, will be married on May Railway avenue, Highwood, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday night. The party, given at St. James Parish hall, was atâ€" tended by 75 relatives and friends. Mrs. John Meyer has been appointâ€" ed chairman of the Ravinia Garden Fair day to be held Saturday, May 24 from 9 to 4 in Ravinia Village Park. Mrs. R. A. Bryant is coâ€" chairman of the day. The first meeting of the commitâ€" tee chairmen was held at the home of Mr. Meyer this week. Mrs. Sydney G. McAllister is the leader of the women members of the Deere Park assoication who are planing a flower planting project in Deere Park. Break Into Office Burglars broke :into the realty firm of Hill & Stone, 372 Central avenue, Monday but got nothing. Entry was gained by breaking a window. Jack Wittens‘ car which was stolen‘ Friday in Highland Park has been recovered by Chicago authoriâ€" ties. Car Stolen Paul Beyer, 1722 Broadview aveâ€" nue, reported to the Highland Park police Monday night, that his car had been stolen from the Pagoda in Highwood. Over four hundred members and friends of the Modenese Mutual Aid society attended the 35th annual banquet of this society held Sunday afternoon, April 27th in Labor Temâ€" ple. This organization was begun thirtyâ€"five years ago, by a group of about seventeen men, headed by Carlo Carani, who served as its first president. Boy Scout Troop 37 of Highwood won "A" rating in the regional first aid contest held Saturday in Chicago. Those pictured above ares Robert O‘Brien, Eugene Hainchek, Leroy Youngs, Henry Kusher, Leonard Favelli, patient Michael Diasparra. 400 Attend Banquet Of Modenese Society Scouts Troop 37 Wins "A" Rating Car Found Gage, H. P. 4163. ‘The lecture is scheduled for 8:00 p.m., Tuesday, May 6. PRE 8 8 Gsell‘s Drug Stores in Highland Park and Ravinia, or may be obâ€" tained by calling Mrs. Leslie R. His job is to know the trend of events, long before the layman is aware that a change is taking place, to point out that trend and make its meaning clear to the minds of American readers. Audiences everyâ€" where listen eagerly whenever Carâ€" roll finds time to talk. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to attend Carroll Binâ€" der‘s talk. Tickets are on sale at Carroll Binderâ€" (Continued from page 1) News, he is separating truth from propaganda in world affairs, piecâ€" ing together isolated reports and seemingly unrelated developmentsâ€" in short, handling news which is yet to explode. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Quinian and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McKillip and Misss Helen M. Morrison of Warren, Ohio, left Monday on a five months vacation to Mexico and Cenâ€" tral America. Surviving are his wife oJhanna; three daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Wieder, Mrs. Marion Dixheimer and Irma Heinz; a brother Henry, and four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Lorenz, Mrs. Minnie Aindle, Mrs., Katie Rieâ€" ger and Mrs. Marie Kreutzinger. Services were held at 2 o‘clock Saturday afternoon at the Kelley Chapel, 27 North Sheridan road. Burial was private Ernest Heinz, 63, of 1916 Hiawaâ€" tha Trail, died at the Highland Park hospital, Thursday morning, after a long illness. Mr. Heinz was a gardner, and had lived in Highâ€" land Park for nine years. Friends have received word of the death of Mrs. ‘Thomas Morton of San Anselmo, California, former Highland Park woman. She passed away at her home April 10. The Mortons left here about thirteen years ago. Mr. Morton, at one time, was the owner of the North Shore Lumber company. Mrs. Thomas Morton, Former Resident, Dies Emest Heinz Buried According to present plans Rev. and Mrs. Siemsen and family will leave Highland Park on the seventh and Rev. and Mrs. Laubenstein will move in either on the 7th or the 8th. Rev. Seimsen will preach his final sermon at Bethany next Sunâ€" day at eleven o‘clock. stood behind every civic movement for the betterment of his commuâ€" nity. We join his many friends in wishing him the greatest of success in his new environment. It is with deep regret that the Highland Park Press announces Rev. emseilS sn‘fâ€"O ESfâ€" shrd shr Rev. Siemsen‘s transfer from this community. He was not only interâ€" ested in the work of his church, but of the First Evangelical church of Oak Park. Rev. Harvey Siemsenâ€" (Continued from page 1) ship of 510 and it is one of the inâ€" fluential congregations in Freeport. SBucceeding Mr. Siemsen will be the Rev. L. H. Laubenstein, pastor and a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, Savannah, Georgia. Private services were held at 3:30 Saturday afternoon at the Kelly chapel, 27 North Sheridan road. Mrs. Filena Moore Doty, 66, wife of Henry H. Doty, passed away at her home, 347 Central avente, Thursday night. She had been a resident of Highland Park for more than 40 years. She leaves her busâ€" band, one son, Fairchild of this city Frank Goffo, high man on the team, had the rare pleasure of rollâ€" ing the sensational score of 717 for three games. Marshall Fredericks proved to be no slouch with his 652 pins. Scarletts boys really had the pressure on. Larry Dresser got 566 pins, Gus Kiemp 651 and William Straub, 528. An "A‘ rating was received by the first aid team of Boy Scout Troop 37, Highwood, in the regional first aid contest held Saturday in the 132nd regiment armory in Chiâ€" cago. Of the four North Shore Area Council teams which qualified for the regional meet, Troop 37 team was the only one attaining an "A" rating. 182 first aid teams from Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan and Indiana were competing in the meet. Lioyd Moon is scoutmaster of Troop 37, which is sponsored by the Stupeyâ€"Smith post of the American Legion. Evan Dever was the coach of this team whose members conâ€" sisted of: Henry Kusher, Leroy Youngs, Eugene Hainchek, Leonard Favelli and Robert O‘Brien. Mike Diasparra and Walter Burkhardt were patients. Having achieved the highest ratâ€" ing possible in the final contest the team will not be allowed to particiâ€" pate in next year‘s contest. This is the second consecutiev year that Troop 37 has had a topnotch team in the regional meet. SCARLETT‘S WIN:; GoOoFrFO ROLLS 717 Scarlett‘s team of the Business Men‘s League of Highland Park won first place in the sixth annual Northwestern suburban handicap bowling tournament, held on April 19â€"20 and 26â€"27, at Glenview. ‘They rolled a score of 8320 pins. Scout Troop 37 Wins "A" Rating PAGE FiFTEEN