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Catlow Friday Night Christmas Season The Barrington Review, 0 lider$1500 _1-*—*(t Harrington, 111, Published Here to Investigate Pay Expenses, for A children's party at The Cat* With Gladness and Gentlemen: low'thentre Friday night Is" being 1 "' i <]ll0!a.( fCampaign This to Inform you that I have A c omplcte repor: of/ the Barring sponsored by the Chamber . of s-i, " recovered the money which I lost New 59 Proposal ton tdvisory comniittee giving the Balance of Term Commc&e, the-American Legion Cheer Is at Hand in your city, and I wish to thank recom nendations of the committee and and The" Catlow theatre. The you for your interest in the mat­ • —' < ,*' t: purl. Continued the at >ps leading up to the recommen­ members of these organissations \\„'M''- ter as it was only through the Answers Village Request for dation s, is publishei below. The Re> Superintendent Says School wish , to provide an evening of Yuletide Will Be Celebktftd Siuro Christmas medium of your paper and the view published the recommendations enjoyment for all the children ,pf' *, honesty of Mrs. A. II. Gleason Cumnor Route; Hager Res­ May Get Along Without With Programs^ Family "' Needed last" x eek but not the complete Ver­ Bnrriugtou and the surrounding that I was able to locate It. idents Petition batim report as is jiven here because 'community. Again thanking you, -I am, Tax Warrants Gatherings. Etc. of laok of sufficient space in la|t There will be comedy and car­ Sincerely yours, week's issue. toon subjects and song slides. ) • •' i- l>a-'krts have Clement 3. Mould. 'The ma,in feafrfre of the prograi|i A petition-signed by all but three The report follow! : » In contrast with, schools in' the Another Yuletide, not so merry for r-.u-rington. Re- ' • Houghton, Mich. will- be the screening of Zane okvners of property aipng Hager ave-^ We, the members of the Bayringtdn majority of towns pf Cook county; The above|4ett«r was received Grey's, "The Golden West," with \ many people as holiday seasons of, tlte :.-' :• i button this nue asking that the village use in­ citizens' advisory Committee, 85 per and several in Lake, ctfuntyy the Bar- from' Mr. Honrfd-who lost a roll George ;0'Brien; playing) the leadr jtasf, but more hopeful for all than • r, chairman,' fluence to: bring highway! 59 over cent of whose mcmliership ebnsists of rington public schools are in a good of bills totaling $95 in Harring­ ing role. The story is. oi early I ^ger afyenue has been circulated and 'property owners within T)bg, vOlage position to operate throughout th« re­ any Christmas time in the last three ton November ' 29. The- money Western pidheer life, withuc^pes presented to members of the board of limits, who hav« b«n selectca^saren- mainder of the term without severe • . -i'.vc baskets was found by Mrs. ' GlcasOti who of wagon, trains, .railroad butH- years, -Jias again arrived. • "' trustees alniost simultaneously with resentitive "group if the community financial, strain and without, the ne­ i ' :i Mr. Schrei- .located the owner through a clas­ ing, Indian raids, buffalo stam­ Local people aire not limiting this rjiceipt by the village clerk of a letter from ill of the patriotic and civic o> cessity of finances raised on tax war~ ri,.'iii!»t'r of the sified advertisement in'seiltetf in pedes, wo'vel'j into' a, stOry of- ad* Christmas a season of lapteiits, us the • from George Lamb, district highway rants. '. !, \ • li.cn Friday ; The .Review.: ganizitions of therillage as well is ; pessimists would believe,-but are go­ e&igineer, stating that the department venture and Romance. I '.,;' ••••• has ii- lame I fouir members sclecttd from die yillaje This statement was maue this week ing to enjoy the holiday. Gift giving, will investigate the proposed,highway at Jari ^; and as sue It have endeavdre d by Erman S. Smithj superintendent, In add|ti«iri to the screen fare, !i.-j-k«t.i would " church: and Sunday .school services, t . I- rbute about 'one block west of finger. to tho roughly organ ii ^ourselves for tl e who explained that the large draft of each child WilL receive; a Christ-. miis box. Children will be nd- Christmas trees, Santa Clous, bright' j' While thip machinery is moving to-, pnrpoi le of studyin; the cause anltt v s , . !,..'I-II «ti"|,1ilyl Coldest Weather in 7 Lake county taxes, already overdue lighjts and colored decorations . will wards a decision for the route west effect of all' phases of our present nutltft free. The party will ben ,. -.al ..f- $l"i«H). but which has (icen promised for late •be almost as much in evidence mi t\t Hager, th<» linger avenue residents' sewer problem, 'with a constant guaijd in December, will be sufficient to op­ gin at 7. p. m.; Children may 'In' ll'fllll'H Still, j YearsHfe Recorded as „-....- . ,.., ..... -----; f ever, Iwivishness will be missing, •. ire grasping at the olfw*mn«\e. to them erate the school,,unt^l Home tax pay­ • h only it small' agaimt any group or tiidivkliifil «UII- come "any! time before 0 o'clock \A year ago the Lions club offered Mercury Dips to 15 'i month ago to convert tlieir street duly nfluencing th> opinions of! the ments will arrive fr«jm Cook comity. I •-" i.'l re|.itirtt*<(, | attractive cash prizes^ for the best into part of a Htnte highway. At Hie :N XI I',."!) Mtltf M, major ty. —.':-. I In the Cook county: villages of Pala­ exterior lighfrng dlNplnys. This year The coldcsts went her-experienced In- last meeting hi November the board Out Infrodnetory meeting with the tine, Arlington Heights, Do* Plainfis, Fourth and Fifth Grades 'without! anyS-cash prizes ns mi Jp* enlly In the /last seven years gripped jnndo the propiwnl that, the slate vlllngi r board, Villi gi» attorney anlrt and Park Itldge, schools are nimble i r licll { .centlv'o, ninny homes are ^tending the BiirHiufton dbtlHct last weec highway department Iw urged to In- vlllngi engineer clearly Indicated,- theft; 1 to operate the full, ten mouflin and Give Christmas Program thefr good wll|i with very pretty out' lirifiit hi;lpcd when live dliy* of around xero tem­ I'lude linger in the route. The ma­ the pioblem before hem was of vital will be unable to pay their tencher* at Meeting of, P.-T. A. door lighting. JThe downtowff is more ..v.i.1- tn. ViVi-r'y perature dropped to the low point of jority of owner* of. property along impor ance to the prop#y owners of utilws the Cook'county tax collection «*i ••IWIW—D prettily decorated than many, vlllngrt •: call 'liint full, 111 degrees below* early Friday mortj- .that .street were prevent at the meet- the vlUtMto and that tlmr deMire'd t'o machine Improves c insltl^mblyi bunlnenn jtllwtrl<>t>«. The Lions club ttfut. Thin low mark almost.'equals ini(. ,Of these property ownqra, two* obtnln an expression hmi opinion from 1 The. i)ecemln<r; program, of the Pnr- . I lll'lll>ll'n{. ill In.' Wnukegnn the school ..teachers oniameuliil llghln ar,o larger fhnn those . the M (legreen below nero reported 01 fhlnlt? voted In risk tlie tttnte for the the. pnople—'to enrrt t,h« case to the eiit-Tentilier ttsKocfiitlon ,WIIH held 'I'lu' demand face the prospect of jinyloss pny, days, orillritivlly uned-diie, to an error In -: J •" •* *-••!- It ttf| I lie I •eceinhcr\2T> lOtlfi. No record link highway, The riniiiilndl'r ralseiK ob- suprmite court melt nt an additional 'and In Chicago the] situation I* nl Monday 'afternoon. In the- school, ami I* ,; shlprntMit when the lightn were pur?, t J ! ' .1 llV till' I'tllll- been found uf any 'murk an low DM •jtetUtM to It, The trustee^ iiskiul tilt' expenllture (tf tnoi ey that was: not torlum. The fourth 'and/ lift It grades ready well knowii; clmned ri year a«o~ibuf the effect 1» Hint since H>'.'5. ' ~> 1 property owners to decide . the ^prob­ available and to lic­ ept file decree a» piHiMi'iited ' an ' Jtiterestlng OhrlntninH plenwlng. > . ... ' HI ll|i|it'll| to The writ t her break en me In I e In'the lem themselves and have n ertmmltttw it tio»,' staniU ^ciitldil for an expendl program consist I itg-of 'n i»liiy"(, ctirols, Sheldon Glirlj ! i Member ^ • Hiiiiilay Neliool rrogramn '•'• t'i''.||| which day tm Friday, Hut unlit y Was com- present at (he first meeting hi I)e<'em« are to) be levied by *peclal ftsHPiwmeiijt niftk readings. A short biiHlmiss meet­ Tlie Sunday nehoolk ChrlstmnN pro*), i liMn; fill' fine piiniHveJy "warm mid Hntiday felt iri- her, The eoiiimlttee «]I«1 not appear Willi! I nil property within the vllln«]e of Committee Sponsoring ing followed jthe readltig of « papw on tnoit Inil'my after (lie ttevenfl (JayH of thrift by Mr*. W, OhiiHtei^d, grntiin, nn outlined ulsewhere in thi* ' .: • i '. «I'IMI|I. With. *at that meeting,: fllthoiigh tH» highway liiiilts nt n tltiii' whe 11 thi»jireXri)t.|oad Fair Hortltulturiil Show 1 Ulie next regular :ine«tlln» of the \mw of The Iti(vli\w, will provldiiMlne .
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