The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Want Ads m trAXaa--t.6.-al--< do. ’03 tgAtas-MMT Pontiac Eight; WEI]. mud firewood. Joh- Wi. Tol. WP. 8981 or 8785. WANTED: Haiti-d1 bone; t SITUATION WANTED: Odd jobs; SITUATION WANTED: - Exp, baby sitter evenings; Call H.P, G712. 1ANiT:---At Labor Temple on Sat. hilt, Jnn. 8; new overcoat and grey Stetson hat; new glasses in overcoat pocket, Probably taken by mistake; anyone having in- formation please cull “97 or WANTED TO RENT-furnished house for summer rental; 4 or 5 Bed Ems; June to Oct, or long- er; cm furnish ex, ref. Call M. Shower, Superior 7-2580. See Miss Connolly _ Employment Supervisor 2t S. St. Johns Ave. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE CO. You Can Earn $152 a Month While You Learn to be a Telephone Operator "I that Combs; whit. - til-I; India; heater, W .69; in one. TU. Holly- - s-""., m SALE..-- Co-ploh Dish. a. I... chin 'hsu' rm (electric): in- m and chair; - mud (AH-0|: all 're of (hiking. .035. wont-H III ahu.o.'s. o Vacations with Pay ' Frequent Raises "-taattttoereau.cati Eeaitar-thsqqeBat.ortuat- . Pleasant Working Conditions SITUATION WANTED till; an tool; opportunity I. malls-t jot Call B. P. “58. 4t til-around men. Tel. IL P. I333 6709. WANTED TO RENT HIGHLAND PARK TRADING POST qreddia-, cocktail patios. M For All Populpr like: Pita on hand or - duh. Pick up md delivery. PM", service. Bum Sol-vice "SoothSt.NhmnA-o Guaranteed CATERING Drastic Reductions Vacuum Cleaner Service ”new!!!“ Miswellaneous Tel. GM "" P. C. [M Help Wanted 31 N sh'WidllI Tel. ll.l'. 6488 LOST workmanship Evans M. Capital Stock: (c) Cal-on “I. W pr 82“....“ 26. 8am . .. -.-_-.- Fr-w.-..-....-..--.'------).)))--'. __e..t.. 27. Undividod mm. m--_'r -___"_ . ____ ._ __. M. 29. I It. Waukegan Philharmonic Presents Francine l-‘alkon Sunday, January 16. _ Francine Fnlkon. noted conni- to, formerly on the "Hour of Charm"watdio prognm. will be the quest artist at the second cum-err of the Wank-gun Philhmonic Society to be held on Sunday. January 16. It 8 P. M. at the high admol auditorium. Miss FAlkon wilt be mull-pul- ied by the orchestra in a group of selections for ' “my. JL------.-....-, M. (I) uertsuahoqim.bo.e-eaf%rdehetf- trrafEiFiiiaiiirii0-ort-.. -_ - """V bfuiehWatetr.eerstrgrfr,ehuta'=t "rekrtutt-it-tt-t_r-h-+ VA“ v 6.7m?" -- hunk-dwhfm-Jm B. cm 'u.rt*atroC.eeer,.9A..e. almm_ - Charter No. 14390 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND PARK Report of the conditin " the Fiat Nationd Bank of HM Pl". in the State of Illinois, pt thgcloao: ot beiness oq_Deegm!Ier St, 1948, - . --" --- “fl, -. -_-...-.-. w. w-“....... ..., .n... 'mb.1'etHsses!rtoyioiry-tircsmrtmrturofthdishaif, under Section 5211. U. 3. levied Statutes ASSETS 1. Cash, balance with other banks, including re- serve balance. and eamh items in process of collec- tion ___ -ir.t-w-rq -"trewe---_---i--tmt-t-,. W. ----' 3,108,137.“ 2. United States Coven-cut obiigations. directind 3. leixations of State. and political subdivisions wet' 1.320.384.” 4. Other bonds, non-s. and fehet9trrs, V "_"""",'-"' "C 89,072.72 ll. 12. 16. " - - monument " _Asreeetederr-tedto-roinhatie-d (BIL) 15. " 18. " F-AF'n-gd. Mcnoni and Mocogni In“... nun-.4 M "a THE WEI£0IERS WISH TO GREEN every famitg in the community, " you know of n Newcomer to Highland M. call our hostess. Mrs. Hm! McKee. Glencoe Mm. (cl In.) Fm Pick-”d "w- CURTAIN “In? PARKWAY Curtain [Ada Wank-uli o-soggy-ei." Corporate stocks (ind-ding 818,000.00 stock of Loans and diva-It: (ind-ding 8959.5? over- Bank premise. qamed $77,382.00, humane and TOTAL Am _--------------) corporations __......---.-:-.-:,".., corner-hon _------------------" Deposit: of Unit-d an. Gem-an (including postal savings) ..-r--rt-----ree-rt-t"---teeer_ ----"-- Deposits of sum and political mMiviIious .....,.. our: doped!- le-tMud and cutie?- cinch. Chops-q“ Other tthhititie. Maiden-ill " kiwi-nu. Min. and Point Canton 4 1'0me Inn-duh TOTAL LIABILITIES itirAL CAHAL ACCOUNTS ___ "-f ,.._ TOTAL hummus AND CAPITAL TOTAL DEPoShS MANURE DRY BLACK DIRT WiUFithl" t__ - REPORT or THE CONDITION OF CWAL ACCOUNTS MEI-For "hrrteheeeartver trnqv.AlbeetG.M-'ttth. - and W eh“ m ”I mod "at-dn, (Id- - foe lil- Lulu M -oamat"eebrdV MgSundui-buho-o- luthkymhlor i-at-tat-s B-ainCtiftoo,nL..i.ie, “hum-1M5," m.ntbmolz.vhhhtm- authhucoupm‘h we" on. orth.dimteoqsrust. cabin [IMP-finch. nmbrélmtmm MidKMh-JM Su-viving an be: it». h Graze-v01 Mort, and {mph-w. Hwy 8. Mort. of a. Gun. In, and out"; also that _ In. Alice [Anon of Bund- uad In. “can“ Sun- Ind In Emu Meyers, both " Eu- Hugo Victor Runner ls Taken By Death Richard Colbert". Uhkllnnn. 89. of Old Dundee rd.. Burlington, President of the Uhlemann Optic-l Company " " E. Wuhingtou IL. died in Sherman hospital. Wu, yesterday. He became president of the company It the death of If. father, William Richard, the loun- der, in 1941. Surviving In " mother. Mrs. [Ann M, Uhlcuum; four children. Ann, Nine}, Rich- Masonic (linen! service. ' held today, Thundaywu Glut- hnd cemetery chapel. for Hm Victor Runner. who passed am suddenly, Monday evening. at his home on 'M,'t Onwenuia IVQBII. on the eve of his 54th bin-ht). Burn in Chiratrm he had been a resident of Highlnnd Park to: unity years. Funeral Held Richard C. Uhlemann Formerly . minimum on tho North Show railroad, he had {non Mendy been employed by the Highland Park lee comp-n]. He us survived by his widow, Frieda, two daughters, In lar- iorie Human and In. Dorothy "itsch, and one son. Ron-1d. Interment want-dc " Gm land cemetery. ' I 4,t 63,258.91 Baum DiBteiet No. T ' I " $7,421.80 109.478.” K 9.66CT0 “5.157.422.” THE PRESS l&“l.“ l " 1 2.0.5.5 l 8,704,471 .32 spam.“ 18.01“. £299,053.“ " ”55.51 t £44,243.” 200.000... 400.00.... I I - 2353“.“ 945.823... "_'. 132.” ”.737." tau-labial.“ Met-dutamm. udh..-I'h.d.*. 'bwlohnPillh-eeg+t. mam Sun-515mm “5'“.qu hawk-MM (or 'ri.... can... "' So. unylethl! nib-Huiiltlnlll. ”lib-0,050.14,” “Irm‘hdbu-ului- Ptiorti_uh_d "ae-r-ttHN-thah-o lhtion; “An interesting and compre- hrn~xve dist-union orvRed Cross work will be heard over Station “NIP. 1590. on Holiday. Jana- an: 1?. from 11:30 mm. tollz. when Mrs. J. V. Fort. Ridgevie' Hotel. Ennston, will be inter- viewed, In. Fort is well qualified ' discuss " [thus of Red Cm work, having been I volunteer in various departments for " you; ShohashemtaRedCrotrrbGra, Lady forG yell: and chairman of that service for . 3w, with hun- deeds of hours to her and". Na- bark in Eva-don again after 6 loath: in Tem she expects to 'w. lune her Guy uife-er, linee this work is still no much needed that led Cu:- is conducting an- "hee training tins. Inning Jan- - 17. If enough intended ap- Mieaarts ska T'. . than will be gival later a hogan Brunch, ps lhvis St. We do hope that ‘evayone will tune in on the 17th. for Its Fort has In interesting _ to ten." smmnm,uuk. .dunm,lauriIc,livin¢ at Red Cn- Broadcast m“!!!- 17, 11:30 A.M.overst_WNMP “lam-WWW divalent-Imam oruiki-eoaauat-tHeaNd theu-r-oeaffaim.iti. important for “170!”th tsivitumurteatsruteAm- erinn Red Cry- in not co.- munily, in constant. Inclina- for my claw. its training of volunteers to nerve in mm! “wink and may other 3::de tie." mid In Clifford Katalin. thc.", Lynun Court, Highlnnd Pun-k Rest Cm (bdrm-n of Public Re- iheth8hmitVs0a. "II-MM“ Inte-tw-Mo- til for ten yuan." "m shows?" yum-Whowmny movies contain kitchen ”Hymn. tt-&i-rahtsmm...Mave "W? The silent. with "re ken reduced foe WTer-mm 'e hm a few "" Semi- "I, girl': been I chorus muting." in. an. hli (Wu-~01) uthohMpd -t-i-tintr-.d -.rte-dtr't.*yt amvuMs'eWrel-oiebt -r--h-t-r-rfwith Dr.Y-tbeahrs- “In-lb.” linking-ku-illboln. egg-WM. Inuit-01““!- -ethroie-eeuneae. ad -ittoeehqir-. Phil "rt-ah-d-b-tti-d. Ic-ti-db-..-" bmdlnlnhll. vii-macaw!»- trietviro-P_taetHChi- 12:80 I.“ (Thu will about“! o'a.ehtahH"ftr. hub-udInu-ityco-n h...) (Continued fu- puge l) capo-and it to posted to the solution of the nun-in "olden. The Canines nut and - ranged for It. Stain-NI Baker, of the Non-chm Univenity Minute of Mic and Safety. who in - engineer and in em domed by the National “at, Council. to make I - at our tmffie problems and - u: when an “it era-inc guard should be placed. Be made wet I - and Jude-ed a writun report to the Connittee in which he-visedustopluceourguhrd on the corner of Roger Willi-ms and St. Johns. The Committee has use found In adequate Inn for the job. The Highland Park Police Department will furnish him with I uniform in order that he may have the look of authority Ind command the respect of both chil- dren and minus. ' [twink PILL. Invinh School. MiIhundNr%Wirtoiss. The Committee thinks you in ndsaateefetrrtureoirreeatimt in this-er-d-r-ttwin The only remaining task is for the Committee to raise the new airy funds for the payment of this crossing guard. Therefore. you are hereby requested to sub- scribe (ml, and My to the establishment of this fund. With the advent of winter weather and its attendant tmffie hands we know you will - that the prevention of a {nude accident and the peace of mind of all the pale-ta val-nut you“ team to this appeal. Hen-e make your 'checb’u-hkto.‘ , MarroMrom,Xte-rerofthe do everything possible to We: the Ravinia school children from new . SUNDAY. H. P. rats-mum CHURCH ST. WMY “MIST CHOICE M Av... and launch Ike. "W Park. Iliad- Iobod M... ”I..." 1015 M M "in.“ Ph. Tolqh-o II. P. 88. In. I... 0. GI..- hmhthDC-b. 'r-.--. 1:80. 8:30, 9:80, 10:” a! It”. oAru.o-dMlgrqF.ood 2.aokm.a-str.e-. WHOM“ Ti) CHURCH mama! (Em Unit-I W) MAn-IMSL hm anon-rs mas "au-ua- WM“ Mr. Mr. lull-i In. John Mr. Ray J. Nigel: Mr. I“ Wells-an In. Allan Wolff Mr. William Warm MILL“ MILE I- You-um, truly, Thur-day, Jan. u, m. At Inventory he M In. It. a“ Whom-0015"...“ q-uayhouthpd-u-oo! huh-Mutant...“ m,m.upoinm~ “(math-much“ mummmm hasgoeeasttr [mum Taha..-uodi.o-- svameuJ..Jneuoipr" mun-J {WWW otth-tive whiten-1mm wiuthproblemofnh'uuu- cunt. plush-l inventory in n 1imitodu.eouti-tat_ “and. I Don Riddle of the Highlmd Park Team has been :ppointed to captain his squad and is sure to come through with a winner when he steps into the ring. Don has come dong in strides and is ready to meet the best of them. A will surprise nth-lotion also is in store for Lake County boxing fans the night of the show. Tho Control 0-4 V.“ " lumi- by the National A, much of Coat Accountant-I i I compilation of cum ll- new by auditors, accounting plo- 1e-pn. {awry manna all other authorities dealing with in- numeric; (Continued hon page IF tutor. recently made a sunny of the County’s boxers, and m In isofthetsetiefatieaatneeotth. boys to be active on the end will ho future title holders in the lee- tional and find Golden Glove Tournaments. "Never before ham I won such mint right has in our county; For example Bob Vat nelli. of Barrington. is on out, sanding boy and Bill Shh“. Waukegui’s middleweight is a natural. Lou Orr has 1 coming hea6weight who will be on the windup of this show and alone is worth the price of 'admission." Haul of Dine. Arrangements have been made with Postmaster Daniel Cobb of the Highland Park Post Office to receive a donadon' from the pro- ceeds of the evening to to to the Hutch of Dimes. We Appointed Cami- Dressmaking, Dancing, Contract Bridge At "Y" The new term in dressmaking is just beginning at the YWCA. It is an opportune time to pinn your spring wardrobe. A courge' in sewing begun now will complete a garment for spring wear. Mm. Gnyce Dayton teaches cutting. sewing and alteration of patterns when necessary. For particulars call IEP. 675. There is still time to enter Miss Fyiedman's than of modern dune- ing, meeting Tuesday mornings. A stimulating and invigonting ex- ercise to music. T-ahirt and shorts the required costume. Instruction for beginners and advanced players of Contract Bridge will be given by a compe- but teacher. non lemon "UN" FIRST CHURCH W CHRIST. SCIENTIST 301 W Am. This Church is . bunch of The Mother Church, The Phat Church of Christ, Scion“ in Benton, In The Snack, morning genie. h held " 11 o'clock Ind tho Wm dar evening meeting, which in- clinic Until-uni. " Chm-n lie-lint. h u I o'clock. during SM, in; aria, Sudan: P." P.l.,otu¢hc “mummy-uh 'h-u-o-tum,-. 'LKr%-s-e. IF.“ "-"'uu-aG-n.rrta.. 'tcRov.-.so-ri....u. no B. any; a; My Di: 0:00. 10:00. of Shah: 3:80. " "fo, "* Noon. Inn-Acuug: CONCEPTION tunridee iii-{WM . In mndybqnuuh 'rtratrtunrr.aatande.a. 333.. 8:t6, 7:30. 9:00, [0:00 III”. SID. for