The Berwyn News from Berwyn, Illinois • 5

Friday, April 5, 1935 THE BERWYN NEWS 5 REHNSTROMS CELEBRATE 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Thirty friends and business associates of Mr. and Mrs. David Rehnstrom, 3308 Highland avenue, helped them celebrate their silver wedding anniversary at their home Tuesday, March 26. In the afternoon the guests were entertained with cards, bunco and games. Prizes for the various games were awarded to Mrs.

M. Jones, Nell Bagg, Margaret Rinehart, Charles Jones, E. S. Pantton, and Al Steier. A delightful dinner was served the group at seven o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. Rehnstrom were married in Chicago and have been residents of Berwyn, living at their present address for the past twenty-three years. Many lovely gifts and congratulatory messages were received by this couple during the course of the day. Mrs.

Arthur Russell, sister of Mrs. Renhstrom, surprised them with a lovely party at her home the Sunday preceding the anniversary. -0-0-- OAK PARK AVE. BAPTIST LADIES AID The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Oak Park Avenue Baptist church was held Thursday, April 4. During the social hour refreshments were served by Mrs.

Chas. Nelson and Mrs. Robert Carlson. The Evening Circle will meet Friday evening, April 12, at the home of Mrs. G.

Larson, 3242 Wesley avenue. Miss Nan Widell will be hostess. Plans are being discussed for a bake sale to be held later in the month. Vote on Aldermen by Precincts VERIFIED BY ELECTION COMMISSIONERS' RECORDS FIRST WARD 1 2 8 4 5 Total FRANK BELLIS-R 242 243 214 198 211 1108 LESTER BURKHARDT-R 235 237 223 182 209 1086 HARRY LEVITON-D 76 152 122 181 90 621 THOMAS CONROY 32 44 126 130 68 400 SECOND WARD 1 2 3 5 6 Total CHAS. KRONQUIST-R 267 177 204 218 153 124 1143 JAMES TUREK-R 233 136 179 192 139 142 1021 ROBERT VYDRA-D 119 136 150 200 299 181 1085 JOS.

HOSNA-D 138 164 179 211 267 162 1121 EDW. VASAK-F 53 61 39 38 37 52 280 HARRY GROTH-F 67 99 46 54 23 22 311 THIRD WARD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total BEN. ANDERSON-R 222 192 274 222 144 134 178 106 87 1559 LESLIE MOYSEY- 223 221 298 227 105 127 162 145 89 1597 JOHN CERMAK-D 62 36 99 192 207 209 276 148 240 1369 IRVING TOMAN-D 83 81 149 152 183 205 256 198 230 1537 J. F. MARTINEK-F 70 38 50 49 68 17 27 20 27 366 FOURTH WARD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total JAMES HAVEL- 106 78 135 181 146 78 98 822 JAMES KOROUS-R 94 71 164 97 115 68 64 673 JAMES SVEHLA-D 241 325 241 250 240 247 265 1809 KAREL MARSICEK-D 261.

341 257 218 263 288 309 1937 CHARLES RIMSA-F 60 90 33 19 54 93 18 367 L. LASTOVKA-F 100 49 27 20 47 90 27 360 J. MARTINKA- CE 2 17 5 5 21 26 38 114 FIFTH WARD 1 2 3 4 5 Total F. J. SHURPIET-R 176 177 107 153 158 771 J.

J. FIALA-R 164 95 82 140 176 657 EDWARD ALEXA-D 263 263 198 198 156 1078 F. J. MRAZ-D 238 247 273 230 195 1183 R. DOCAUER-F 71 71 169 167 118 596 SIXTH WARD 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total OTTO MUELHAUSEN-R 176 115 139 168 219 116 211 186 216 141 1687 JOS.

WAGNER-R 230 132 144 197 243 121 145 148 210 126 1696 JAS. -D 123 181 130 181 165 167 164 160 195 204 1670 R. POLIVKA-D 105 188 134 162 144 141 144 133 165 167 1483 FRED ROTH-F 154 105 77 48 37 50 54 29 34 37 625 W. E. KRATOVIL-F 57 41 32 28 28 101 46 32 28 29 422 SEVENTH WARD 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 Total EMIL VACIN-R 210 278 169 171 222 149 203 1402 ROBERT JACKLIN-R 262 244 162 178 149 165 159 1319 HOWARD PRICE-D 176 216 239 189 228 147 263 1458 J.

A. VANCURA-D 96 118 203 158 206 179 255 1215 L. HUMPL-CE 27 23 22 20 6 5 104 from Thursday's Revision by Election Commissioners ners FOURTH 8 Total 1 2 3 4 5 140 224 1318 258 344 265 224 250 137 97 1565 131 123 144 156 154 49 29 588 63 36 39 40 56 181 235 1615 251 337 262 238 245 66 113 77 1337 107 98 146 132 130 31 31 31 471 86 57 38 42 66 3 174 239 1532 277 357 280 251 251 108 78 1252 107 90 132 114 133 24 39 24 616 59 41 31 36 51 OBITUARY JOHN STARK The funeral service for John Stark, who died Thursday morning of last week while at work, was conducted at Concordia Lutheran church Monday afternoon at 2:30. Five years ago Mr. Stark and his family came to Berwyn to make his home at 2616 Clarence avenue.

His wife passed away on December 8 last. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Marie Nilles, and by five sons: Frank, John, Carl, Fred, and Emil Stark; one brother, Michael Stark, of Berwyn also survive. There are five grandchildren. The deceased was born in Austria June 15, 1872, and came to this country in 1902.

He was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran church and since coming to Berwyn was a faithful member of Concordia church. Pastor W. H. Grothman officiated at the funeral service, basing his sermon on St. Mark 13, 35-37.

Interment was made in Concordia cemetery. DOROTHY JACKSON PARMER DIED AT SOUTHERN HOME Following an illness of some duration Mrs. Dorothy Jackson Parmer passed away at her home at Saluda, N. Monday, April 1. Word was sent to Berwyn where the many hundreds of friends of this, popular young lady were shocked to learn the news.

Mrs. Parmer was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson, 3512 Grove avenue, and had spent her childhood days in Berwyn and grew up much beloved by all who knew her. She was a leader in the younger set at the time of her marriage to Oscar Parmer, following which event she moved to the south, eventually making her home in Saluda.

There are two small children, a boy and a girl, besides the father and husband. Funeral services were conducted yesterday (Thursday) at Saluda, although it is expected the body will be brought to Berwyn at some future date. JOHN D. LOWERY DEAD FROM CARBON MONOXIDE FUMES John D. Lowery, 6542 Fairfield avenue, was found slumped in his car in the garage at the rear of his house early Wednesday afternoon dead from inhaling the deadly fumes of carbon monoxide gas.

The ignition switch of the car was turned on and the gas tank empty when the body was found. Mrs. Lowery, who has been confined to her bed for some time because of illness, said her husband had left the house to get the car to go to work at the Western Electric where he has held a position of division superintendent for some years. A neighbor noticed a light burning in the garage and the police were notified. Although efforts were SIXTH WARD 2 3 5 6 7 8 182 129 179 161 183 168 168 150 160 192 234 129 173 153 62 52 37 36 48 70 38 192 130 192 172 184 201 162 140 142 179 217 112 140 152 135 56 28 31 55 56 36 184 160 192 170 179 174 167 133.

137 172 222. 119 168 145 48 37 33 27 49 52 35 made to revive him they were unavailing. An inquest was conducted Thursday morning at the Schubert undertaking etablishment at which time a verdict of accidental death was arrived at. STANLEY HOLMES DIED AT HOME IN NEW JERSEY Stanley S. Holmes, 54, one of Berwyn's old time residents, died at his home in Maplewood N.

Sunday, March 31. Mr. Holmes, who was a vice president of the Western Electric Company, was born in Plymouth, coming to Chicago at an early age. He became associated with the Western Electric company in 1900 as an apprentice in the Clinton street shops. He was transferred to New Jersey in 1927 to become manager of the Kearney, N.

plant. Mr. Holmes will be remembered as being both interested and active in civic affairs of Berwyn and Riverside, having served as president of the village of Riverside at one time. At the time of his death he was president of the Newark, N. chamber of commerce, vice president of the Jersey City chamber of commerce, chairman of the New Jersey state housing authority, and president of the Jersey City council of the Boy Scouts.

He is survived by his wife, one daughter and three sons. WILLIAM MERZ -0-0-- PERSHING PARENT- TEACHER William Merz, 3418 Kenilworth avenue, for many years an executive at the Western Electric Co, and who has been spending part of the winter at Coral Gables, died there Wednesday night. He was a member of Berwyn Masonic Lodge. Mrs. Merz is expected to arrive in Berwyn with the body Sunday, until which time information as to funeral arrangements is lacking.

The election of officers will be the main business at the Pershing Parent-teacher Association meeting next Tuesday evening, April 8, at 8:00. J. K. White, the principal, will show a two reel movie and demonstrate the machine. Refreshments will be served.

PROFESSIONAL DR. EDMUND J. KRUMP Optometrist Berwyn Medical Arts Building 6346 W. Cermak Rd. Tel Ber.

3337 N. E. Corner Ridgeland Ave. Hours: 1 to 9 P.M. Sat.

9 A.M.-9 P.M. Henry S. Stimson, D.D.S. 6820 Windsor Ave. Phone Berwyn 529 Time by apointment Berwyn WARD 6 7 Total 1 270 294 1905 235 133 100 941 213 61 28 323 41 263 287.

1883 250 101 85 805 167 90 41 420 67 282 292 1990 253. 90 93 759 174 71 21 310 46 FIFTH WARD 2 3 5 Total 1 235 206 222 180 1078 113 150 125 155 175 818 161 68 138 129 96 472 177 264 208 227 193 1142 133 130 112 145 161 715 168 52 134 116 91 458 53 259 224 227 197 1160 201 133 97 146 158 708 164 50 128 117 84 425 91 SEVENTH WARD Grand 9 10 Total 1 2 3 5 6 7 Total Total 170 187 1640 132 170 218 162 218 135 290 1325 8719 237 145 1734 228 242 147 160 151 158 134 1220 8197 38 39 597 75 79 63 57 67 59 51 451 3347 184 186 1736 148 176 233 177 228 158 296 1416 9478 195 141 1586 219 230 139 155 147 128 124 1142 7429 52 36 535 55 63 41 39 52 50 45 345 2928 193 189 1809 163 201 246 177 237 192 304 1520 9844 205 142 1607 208 213 133 155 135 103 118 1065 6988 34 31 437 48 57 32 39 51. 41 39 307 2909.