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‘ Dr. Sherwin, pastor of the Presâ€" ‘byterian church, will officiate. Rites On Wednesday For Dr. George J. Hinn Sr. Lac, Wis., he was graduated from Rush and Illinois Medical colleges, Chicago, in 1904. He was a memâ€" ber of the Illinois Athletic club, American Medical association, Chiâ€" Surviving are his wife, Anna K., and two sons, Dr. George J. Hinn Jr., a fellow in pathology at Cook County hospital, who is just comâ€" pleting 5 years of special training for the American Board of Surâ€" gery and who will take over his father‘s practice, and Wilbur C., Knight Templars. Mrs. Elizabeth Koerting and Mrs. Martha Brennan of Chicago, and Mrs. Anna Priepke of Fond du Fond du Lac, and two grandchilâ€" nesday at 2 p.m. in the funeral chapel at 27 N. Sheridan rd., with the Rev. H. K. Platzer of Redeemâ€" er Lutheran church officiating. Burial was made in North Shore Garden of Memories. Ridgewood dr.. Highland Park, died Sunday in St. Francis hos pital, Evanston after an illness of two weeks. He had practiced internal medicine in Chicago for 44 years, and was 75 Rites On Friday _ For Marjorie Kutzer & Spalding chapel, No. Sheridan road, for Mrs. Marjorie Kutzer, 389 Comstalk, who was taken by death on Tuesday of this week at the Bethany hospital, Chicago. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roth of Highland Park. â€" Mrs. Kutzer was born in Chiâ€" cago. Sunday, August 8, marked her thirtieth birthday. She was graduated from Ravinâ€" iagrammar school and Highland Park high. / Surviving areâ€" her husband, Matthew M., Jr., to whom she Taken By Death For Father Interment will be made at Acacia Park, Chicago. Robert L. Smith, 710 Westgate road, Deerfield, passed away in the Highland Park hospital, Thursâ€" day, August 5, at the age of 69. A resident of Deerfield for seven years, he had for many years been engaged in business in Chicago. He was a veteran of the Spanishâ€" American war. * Surviving are his widow, Ellen; one son, Robert L. Jr., both of Deerfield, and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Knox of Chicago. . Services were private. E. A. Wolters, principal of the Highland Park ‘high school, 1303 Judson avenue, last Friday atâ€" tended the funeral services of his father, Rev. E. C. Wolters, who passed away on Wednesday of last week at his home in Hastings, at the age of 80. Funeral services were~ also held in Burlingame, Kansas, former home of the deâ€" ceased, where he had lived for a number of years. t Winifred Wolters, of Highland Park, and a nephew, Larry Wolâ€" ters, of Evanston, Radio Editor of the Chicago Tribune. Thursday, August 12, 1948 BORCHARDT FUEL Dr. George J. Hinn Sr., 919 Funeral services were held Wedâ€" Last rites will be observed at Other North Shore survivors COMPANY Tel. Highland Park 67 Obituaries FOR SALE:â€" Aug. 25, 1872, in Fond du GET RESULTS dry of the Park Board Referendum ayground and LCOCP depend to a large extent on the Park District for facilities. The facilities offered by the District add a not inconsiderable amount of value to your home property by making the town a desirable place in which to live. A deterioration of the Park Disâ€" trict can result in a greater loss it such value than the small amount per year which the tax increase proposed represents. Asâ€" sumjng the assessed© valuation of your home to be $10,000.00 the increase per year on your tax bill would be a total of $.80 over that in 1947, or, if based on the 1948 tax bills just received and from which the District is receiving the reduced income the increase would amount to a total of $2.20 per There are four precincts in the Park District and the polls will be open from 6:00 in the morning to 5:00 in the afternoon. fo m Wiow: Franniy oi 1 are as ows: Beginning Walker Avenue or Fort Sheridan on the north, the east lines of the Chicago and North Western Railâ€" road on the west, with ‘Beech Street on the south and Lake Michigan on the east. The polling place will be at Davisâ€"Maurine Electric Service, 10 N. Sheridan The boundaries of Precinet No. 2 are as follows: Beginning on the north with Beech Street, then Ridgewood Drive to South Green E-y Road down South Green Bay East Skokie Drainage Ditch, then south to County Line Road and then east on County Line Road to Lake Michigan. The polling place will be the Ravinia Station of the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad on St. Johns Avenue. The boundaries of Precinet No. 3 are as follows: Beginning on the north with Old Elm Road, with Old Elm Golf Club and the East Skokie Drainage Ditch on the west to Edgewood Road, then east from flle'dninm ditch on Edgewood Road to S. Green Bay Road, then north on S. Green Bay Road to Ridgewood Drive, then Northeasterly on Ridgewood Drive to Beech Street, then north along The last precinet is No. 4 which lies westâ€"of the East Skokie Drainâ€" age Ditch and is bounded by County Line Road~yen the south, the west Skokie Drainage Ditch on the west to Berkeley Road, east on Berkeley Road to Cavell Aveâ€" nue, thence north on section line to its intersection with the East Skokie Drainage Ditch. The pollâ€" eos-nftbymi:n.thnhadl covered glass jar as soon dn-:ln.e@wnlhnq-im the east lines of the Chicago and North Western Railroad to the Highwood boundary. The polling place will be at the Highland Park Community Center, 549 Central Avenue. < Park Fuel Co., 1205 Deerfield Road. i 1 Srmnmenénfnr l::d ol;cgnent :nmfl: SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED (Continued. Tel. Northbrook 223â€"Jâ€"1 DISTINGUISHED Olson Printing Company Publishers of The Highland Park PRESS Telephone 557 516 LAUREL AVENUE . 1) Bethany Adds Two To String of Victories * Defeat Chicfs; St. Johns With mound, In Thursday‘s contest against St. Johns, Bethany trdiled in the first half of the first inning, but gathered up 3 runs in their half of that stanza to gain a lead they never lost. The longest hit of the day was Christman‘s homer that proved too accurate for the St. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday of this week Bethany has games scheduled with the Chiefs, Luthâ€" eran and Wilmette. The Bethany team will for the first time be sporting their new uniforms as they continue to defend an unâ€" defeated season. team going on from there to win 16â€"3. Bock, Bischoff, and Hennig collected timely hits for St. Johns and although the runs were imâ€" portant, Bethany‘s power proved too much, and Hansen‘s pitching 16 Inch League Midway through the second round. of games in the 16 inch League Russells still is the team to beat. Unless some team in the remaining three games can defeat them they are practically a cinch to win the championship. Russells had some very close games which could have gone either way and they can be beat. The V.F.W. did it in the first round when they won 7â€"1. tight ball game 4â€"3. This win put Last week‘s games saw Fells deâ€" !_ea} Olson‘s Printers in a very Fells in Z2nd place. â€" The 19th Hole Club coming up strong this second round won its second straight game by scores of 11â€"10. They were ahead at one had to score twice in the 9th innâ€" ing to win the game, acquisition of "Angie" Passuello who hit 2 homers, a triple and a single defeated the Monarchs in another high scoring game 12â€"8. Russells and Ravinia put on the power the game ending 14â€"8. _ _ In the night game the Blue Goose team strengthened by the Letterheaas Wedding invitations Announcements 364 Central Ave. Continuing to serve hamburgers, etc . Dichk ‘7aacq' 4 T H E+ P RESS FINE ICE CREAM Opposite Alcyon Theater For * force was being verbally examâ€" A broom chases 1 e Abaner a dust and lint particles from ‘rugs and that during this session of Congress the Scn:‘fl-n& have the opportunity wote on legislation which would repeal taxes on yellow margarine. But home mh?;msmyw want yellow margarine Such great progress was made during this mhhnfl;fl&u ‘There‘ rush this summer â€" but Ihis.tfi:u'%dfi mine is accessories. Sut this time the mine is accessories. Gold bags and shoes that never venâ€" tured but till after dark are now being wi porssnlenh c fiteâ€" Cold lewelry, too, If yo dpaper baby‘s shoes just a bit onyo:,h:‘:otm. d:ebl'n:h one fi-. be apt to ‘slip and fall as often . . . 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THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, at 8 P, in Eim Place School WASTE NO FAT from Bank for 35 years lemon or 1 lime Sheridan Road and Elm Place, Highland Park Attend a free lecture entitied Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Our service repair work is guaranâ€" teed to be of the highest standard. We stand ready to service all types of home and commercial refrigâ€" erators and air conditioning, premptly, courteously. ALVIANI REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE make an important contribution to the world supply of fats and oils if she regrds the salvage routine. Used kitchen fat proâ€" we e North Shore Florist and Landscape Service Every Fat Suilvage is Routine L. ar per doller. A. G. McPHERSON, Inc. 387 Park Ave. 290 Greenwood Avenue Page 5