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, - r.; Sgam FLAHVDXALEB - • . iiygpif -WWW '• • .'»« r- • / - * : • -~\" ^'.-' "~ "1 "*" *•' ' '* •._•*_ ' : », -*p v* . • » ' t i, * •* ,^-v' t ^ f * *.«*>#• I": "* ,*v? h'j j »* ' «"-.*» J*" & .*# M'HENRY HIGHLY-TOUTED WOODSTOCK FIVE Albert HoHy adn daughter of Genoa visited his mother, Mrs. Nizzie Holly, •who is seriously ill, Sunday. / Miss Lenora Frisby of McHenry has accepted a position in Woodstock as secretary to W. F. Conway, trustee of the American National Bank and the Woodstock National Bank. uSO WE HEAR" •"iiT M; v - •%>«t TMC Week Days, 7:20 -- 9:29 Admission 10c -- 28c FRIDAY -- SATURDAY ; Christmas Day ' ^ "LIBELED LADY" Special Matinee, 2:30 Continuous Sign Your Attendance Card Friday for Saturday ' SUNDAY -- MONDAY Sua. Matinee, 2:30 Continuous TWI|*«N immLSSSL Abo: Cartoon and News 10c Tuesday, Bargain Nite tic Doable BUI "ROSE MARIE" AND "MR. CINDERELLA" V with Jack Haley • Betty FurnesS Rose Marie shown only once. Starting at 8:30 WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY "DIMPLES" MILLER • ' A Good Theatre a GOed County ^ ' • ' FRIDAY V ' Oar Christnuus Show ! CMttawa Xaas After 2^0 FmI MacMwray -- Jack Oaki* Jean Parker in "THE TEXAS RANGERS" BIGT REASONS SATURDAY • To Cone To the Miller Ralph Btllany - Mae Clark in "WILD BRIAN KENT" COMING SUNDAY -- MONDAY ~ Everything Changed in this Temple Show, but little Shirley, Herself... WUSTTUPLE «i "DIMPLES" -- with -- . Helen .W«*tley, Frank Morgan Stepin Fetchit and the HALL JOHNSON CHOIR Continuous Sunday after 2:30 10c TUBS., BARGAIN NTTE^Sc Roes Alexander-'Beverly Roberts "HOT MONEY" ) WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY DECEMBER 30-31 Brought back again because you folks won't let him go! WILL ROGERS in "AMBASSADOR BILL" • • j?. iiif ,^.iW . : %r Giant, Gala, Mid-Nite Show DECEMBER 31 Celebrate New Year's Eve at the Miller, With This Sizzling Show! 3--BIG ACTS OF VODVIL-3 Direct from Chicago's Loop A S h i n i n g E x a m p l e o f ~ - Feminine Pulchritude "THE TWO SPICES" A Dance Act that is Uncomparable, and will plasse the moot Rabid Show Fan Wo take great pleasure in presenting the next act --' i'Yvonette" In 4ter original and sensational "Sleeve Dance" This act alone is worth driving miles to oee! ! ! Funnie Sayings and Staff "El Cleve and Company" A Comedy Act that will have You Rolling in the Aisles Also On the Screen Karnes -- Wm. Frawley Lynn Overman hi THESE MARRIED Wo have spared no expense to bring yon this show, so we personally guarantee tUa exceptional attraction! _ No Reserve Seats, So Come Ebrijr--Doors Opsin at 11:45 Shew at 12:00 -- Special Orchestra in the Pit All Seats Me ipiipiiippp*** . • - AN APPEAL TO SANTA! IT'S NOT VERY Nippr , jAT THIS TIME I OF THfc YEAR TO HAVE HATE III v)»^ ^ YOUR HEART. 1 I ' • », BUT -- , ; WE WOULD LIKE * AWFULLY WELL TO GET HOLD OF THE FELLOW WHO INVENTED A . CERTAIN PHRASE. % OF JUST FIVE ' • • • UGLY WORD& THEY APPEAR REGULARLY % DURING THIS Sl^dN '• I OF THE YEAR > AND FORCE THEMSELVES | UPON PEOPLE : WHO ARE TRYING ; SO HARD TO BE GOOD AND SPREAD "PEACE ON EARTH AND GOOD-WILL j TOWARD MEN." , THEY HAUNT ONE'S PEACEFUL SLUMBERS jAND MAKE | THE DAYS ALMOST UNBEARABLE FOR jABOUT TWO WEEKS BEFORE j CHRISTMAS. THEY PUT TEMPTATION BEFORE US AT. EVERY TtJRN. WOE UNTO THE ^ 1 MAN WHO * » HAD SO LITTLE FEELING FOR HUMANITY, WHO MUST HAVE BEEN A •'..' Y,: • PERFECT DEMON ^ 4 TO HAVE CAUSED * TO BE ; PRINTED THESE WORDS: "DO NOT OFi*f UNTIL CHRISTMAS.'* FORGIVE US, DEAR OLD SAINT | NICK, FOR THESE UNKIND REMARKS, AND HELP US TO » FORGIVE OUR ENEMIES, (You Know!) BUT -- SHOULD YOU FAIL TO SLIDE DOWN ' ? OUR CHIMNEY THIS YEAR AND LEAVE A PART OF YOUR PACE IN OUR HOLEY SOCKS WE ARE NOT GOING TO QUIT W BELIEVING IN YOU AS SOME FOLKS Dfc-- WE ARE SAYNG * OVER AND OVER . "THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS." > . _; _ v MAYBE YOU ARE WONDERING WHAT V,.,. WE WANT FOR CHRI8TMAS. IF SO, PLEASE {LISTEN. BRING l|l : SOME MORE i CONTRIBUTORS t . j TO tHIS COLUMN. WE NEED THEM, 1 • SANTA, OH, HOW I WE NEED THEM. WE ARE STRUGGL&I® TO KEEP UP j THE GOOD FIGHT-' BUT THE BATTLE SEEMS TO BE GOING THE OTHER WAY. OUR CRY HAS NOT BEEN HEARD." COME TO THE RESCUE DEAR SAINT NICK. « IF IT IS WITHIN YOUR POWER STEER AWAY FROM OUR COMPETITOR# THE ASSISTANCE THEY HAVE BEEN RECEIVING AND GIVE US SOME AID. OTHERWISE DEFEAT SHALL BS VISITED UPON US. WE ARE GROWING WEAKER AND WEAKER. WHATEVER YOU HAND OUT, WE PROMISE NOT TO OPEN UNTIL CHRI8TMAS. SIGNED -- "OUR GANGV^-.::^^ ; $• t. A Very To You All Beekeeping OM Beekeeping is so old that nobody knows when it started. Until a few years ago the methods used differed little from those of the ancient Persians. This in spite of the fact that honey was the principal substance 'used to sweeten food by most civilized peoples until comparatively rocent times. Oonerons Intentions "Generous intewtions cause much disturbance," said Hi Ho, the sago of Chinatown. "One nation, proud of its own intelligence, may be impetuous in trying to civilize others." HEADS UP GAME TO WiM42 TO 41 thriller decided WW* SECONDS TO OO - A long threatening conies at last. We beat Woodstock--beat them 42 to _ 41 on our local floor last Friday night j this close victory still permeates th# in as thrilling a basketball game as «ir in our community. The stinpr of past defeats has been replaced with tinges of joy. We beat Woodstock. The Woodstock second team handed our lights <a 28 to 18 trimming. Gerald Miller~sank five field gttals for the locals. = ' PG the Woodstock boys. Tucker and Phillips were leading scorers. They are a couple of fellows that will run up plenty of points in any man's game. Bell "at guard perhaps showed more fight and spirit than any man on the visitor's sqnad. He's a big fellow who ranks high in our book. Fink, at the other guard post, was very much in the thick of battle and wis the only man on either team to have three fouls called against him. Austin, the big center, couldn't hit his stride, but proved ye*y valuable in getting the tip-off. c The obvious spirit of jubilation over BOWLING NEWS OLD TIMERS ^ • Old Timers' Standings •;':./^y-'t,eam No. 1 7,591 Team No. 2 7,945 • jTeam No. 3 ---- 7,726 Team No. 4 7,794 No. S. • Wattles 169 164 W ilson U................ 129 160 Perkins 160 139 Ffeurn! 223. 176 Adams 198 202 180--513 187--426 170--469 "SO I HEAR" h ' ' [ ' " S . ? EA3ftL WAI5R hear that Jake is working for Silver* cup these days. Boots and saddle for him. • 'J r-YWe Dear Santa: V&u«CTill see in many a moon. With fingers crosed, McHenry fans watched and waited through many contests in recent years, hoping against odds that our boys would tak® the mighty men from the west down the line. The boys put their hearts in their task Friday night and played, basketball in praise-worthy fashion, j Adams, f Victory was sweet. If your writer Knox, f seems to gloat over that victory, it is J Miller, c in admiration • of our favorites ratherj McAndrews, C ..... than in a spirit of discrediting the P- Justen, g itors. We aim to report all sports H. Andersbn, g, f events accurately but, make *io bones Kilday, g of expressing our joy in winning from a good teaiq, The Woodstock team is good. At present rating, our team is one point better. Twould be putting it mildly to state that it was a happy group of fans that hollered and cheered their team on to victory. Before we go into the game from the beginning, let's look at that glor- R. Smith, jjjf~ j FT 0 a,* s 9 ;.:r o Totals --...... 17 WOODSTOCK -- 41 PG Tucker, f Phillips, f, f ........... Austin, c ...*.. B. Bell, g FT 'P TouivM.; No. 2 J.; Smith ...... Covalt ..w';., M. Schae'fer Meyers Granger ' ' Tot« „v No. 4 Sayler Page Bhrbian ..... J. Schaefer . Hughes ...... Total ... • No. l; • Rogers Weber ......... Karls ........... Beavis ......... 879" 841 ;. 212 .x 196 .. 170 .«• 201 ..177 177 150 170 178 224 -- S * I * H -- are grateful to Rev. Father jJCgan, pastor of St. Mary's at Woodi stock, for sending us a cpuple of sea- ! son tickets 'TO their J^letic events, j We have tried to rgcogdme St. Mary's fine record, on our sport page, with You nice, fat old rascal I'll bet you the credit they deserve. We are all have your hands full at'this time of for St. Mary's teams -- wh#a they the year, but anyhow I thought you1 ar&'t playing McHenry. ' 191--=590 might like a few ideas. It must be -- S * I * H V - 165--.565. hard to think up pew ideas each year ----r----1 for all of us. Somebody said your old t . * otes °f 1 e ®#w'ew i'f,b 843.2563!feack wouldn't be large enough .this,- , Thennes rolled a 654 seri^i# year so you got ahold of one of those "•c Forester League. Herman Steffe*, 139-528 trailer affairs from John Schaefer. iwho hfs ***" «reat ^uns ^ 222-568 Well, load it up good, Sant, old boy, year' turned in a H1 series, bowling ,1 170--*510 and don't let those Democrats gist with the Wildcats. Nick Freund 956 899 152 200 163 122 178 148 210 163 164 173 162--|>41 ahead of you. They played Saftta Claus th®T 01d ,^ipers ^ J 590" „ ^ f 164--565 long enough.. But then, there is com-' , in^,. ,a^on g*me in I petition in all line*. Just"as T thought S|f I5d 1 ,es u Lea8?.e J .Monday 857 2712 this column was getting by,, along ^he Vo,° *>**K dldnr turn in veiy comes "So We Hear" to steal my ]&T*\ bf. the'r t,eams 188-488 thunder. It's always a worry. Some mat^ed UP evenly with close game# 815 863 ious finish. The clock showed one half minute to go, with Woodstock leading 41 to 40 and doing a good job of stalling. The McHenry team crowded in to break up Woodstock's maneuver to keep possession of the ball. Then one of the visitors took a shot at the basket "Buddy" Miller gained Fink, g ......... Joorfetz, g; „. Wilkerson, f Totals ... 5 1 6 2 t < 1 1 0 S 8 0 8 0 19 8: 176 182 148 148 186 169 190 124 167 186 144--554 tell me they won't last, but those same 163--489 j fellows told me that the Democrats 175--461: were all washed up. too. 185--536 j Fir8t, I want to think about my co- , workers in the Plaindealer. I know 850 2528 this is a hard one because of the late 8carcityfebut it ^would please Editor ^ "Mose" so much if you could bring'that's jToV. the story goes^ him a nice, fresh bouquet of sur. flowers. I want you to treat Mrs. "'Mose right. 170--5151 140--512 j 112--384! 164--479) 186--558' Of course, this is unofficial, bat John Dreymiller Reports bowling better than a 300 game. The last ball rolled in his perfect <rame knocked over all the pins in the first alley, then jumped over into the second alloy and clipped off ten more. Anyhow, -- S * 1 * H -- We were unable t^ attend the Mc- Total 840 836 772 2448 C O. F. C. O. F. Standings Team No. 1 10,240 Team No. 2 -- 10,640 Mrs. George J. Wegener is reeoyering from an operation which sh5' possession of the ball and hurried J underwent at St. Joseph's hospital, down the,floor to nykke .one last, des- Elgin. perate try for a basket, vale Adams j officer Phil Guinto has been a viestreaked in from the right 'iifle line j t jm the flu and confined to his with perfect timing to take the ball hom€. ' ' ! off the backboard and send it through the net for the two points that meant, ^ ^ jnnegB. victory. j As the gun barked to end the battie, local faces in the stands, drawn in suspense, suddenly beamed in glorious admiration on a game little group J of winners swarming all over their happy coach. Going into the game as underdogs to a team that rated high in the dis- Mrs. Fred SchoeweV ia confined to JOHNSBUBG Team No. Team No. Team No. 1 Kreutxer ...... H. Schaefer Wm. Heimer J. A. Thennys Ed. Smitil ............ Total Team No. 2 Rev. F. Miller .... J. C. Thies .......... Karls .......... Steffes Gus Freund 3 -- 4 -- 178 186 188 199 185 9,735 9,596 I'm not so good at thinking up Henry-Crystal Lake game last night, l^t8 s but word cor%e8 in, as The Plcaindealer goes to press, that our boys dropped a close game. Now, is that treating us right, after we spill • out so many words of praise on winning that Woodstock game? About all we can say is that we can't win ^ all. a# we win the best. -- S • I * H -- 162 158 189 228 205 ideas for the ladies. Maybe your Mrs. could help. A rolling pin 'always makes a handy little gift. Harry Frye has been terribly busy of late. Maybe it's all work and maybe not. The poor fellow seems so serious. Please, Santa, if you could only have your men build some sort of an inside golf course so Harry could swing all winter, he might be saved thought 886 942 944 2722 99_k«9 " - --> -- j * Hwu"" extends sincere good 222--562 SAVe<] from this, long suffering. wishes to all at this joyous Christmas 2*2 506 Now, about Lyle. We have thought, season. May you enjoy good health, --454 an(] thought. How about some snappy good fellowship, prosperity, happy 227--654 neW dancing slippers ? Lyle goes in days, and may your spirit never lag 156--546 for these fancy steps in a, big way. Guess you wont' have to worry about matching him up with a ^dancing partner. He does all right. Our "S. B.C."--A season ticket to the Cubs' Park. John Bolger--TSi Total Team No. 4 A1 Justen G. P. Freund • Mrs. Anna Bugner is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. John King. , . . . - | Mr. and Mrs. Nick Miller of Richtnct, the local boys showed early signs!mond Were Johnsbur(? visitors Thurs- Nye that they were hot after victory and j j Sutton ....... primed for battle. Tucker, a cool for-. Mrg Leo GerIach motored to Chi- Geo. Justen ward with a deadly eye, caused the ^ Thursday I most concern as the game progressed j Mr &nd Mrs George King vlltted jn^ ^Bt Thursday in Woodstock with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gorskie. Mrs. John Frett is very sick at this 200 174 179--563 119 152 161--437 173 173 173--519 186 191 191--568 wiiite Sox Park. 170 188 200--553! Glenn Wattles--Keep him in fresh : ' cigars. 848 878 904 2630 Alderman George Freund--A new (set of golf clubs. Those'sticks were 179 179--587 too short--or something. 115 190--470' "Paddy" Frett--A chain for his lead 177 160--506 pencil. He puts it in back of his ear 157 167--475 and forgets where it is. Another 196 126--490 thing, Santa. I'll chip in with you Rubber Stamps at Plaindealer. 179 165 169 151 168 led 14 to 11 as the quarter ended. Woodstock, usually a smooth scoring aggregation, seemed a bit confused at1 the turn of events. It wasn't sup-' posed to be in tiie books. ^ . I spending the winter months in Florida. In the second P^®^> ^oach Larry. ^ and Mrg jjoffein of Genoa Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thelen are Total . ..... Team No. S Heimer Knox ............... Stilling < ........... Weber Winkei Dale sacrificed heighth at center, sending Joorfetz into the game and moving Phillips to the jump position. Scoring perked up. Wilkerson, anothe r g o o d s u b s t i t u t e , c a m e i n a n d c o n - j " j " " tributed a field goal to help the startteg five along. The seemed' Mr' and Un' SteV€ City, Wis., spent Sunday with Mr. an4 Mrs. George King. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jos. J. Freund and Mrs. Anna Bugner were Woodstock Total Freund and U King .. Winkei Dillon 889 768 Vsio Teams ^ s Weasels and buy him a good drink if "he will i 882 824 822 2478 only promise to quit saving those | tough steaks for me. He's a hard! problem, Santa, so do your best. Alderman Buss -- A megaphone. Poor fellow is kind of meek and gets lost in a crowd. We might as well 157 524 bo good to him and bring him a nice new waste basket You see, people 802 2409 *rf always complaining about city water bills, etc., so I always tell them send all complaints to Alderman Buss. Make it a big basket. 1J&4--503 Evelyn Schaefer--A new bicycle. 185 185 189 192 188 147 147 186 159 179 142--474 168--450! 196--471 189--490 • jwa 4 to I Rn 126 88 185 223 125 J80 115--388 Do they still have those bicycles built mg Dve along, lne visitors seemeai . _ „ •""»» ••••• "v 169--484 for twVow ?v to be hitting their stride snd moved Spring (Srove were eaUors Whittm|lll 1W 144 168-468 John Dreymiller--A million dollars. here Sunday. Phannenstill Mrs. Joe King and son, Loo, ware Woodstock callers Saturday, . ( Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Miller into a 26 to 28 lead as the half ended Free-Scoring Affair - The game was a free-scoring, wideopen affair with offensive basketball overshadowing team defense. Both teams worked hard with one common thought--get that ball and get it down to your own basket in a hurry. The visitors held a one point idvin-i _ , Woodstock tagc, M to 86, at the wd <A the \ period. The last quarter was marked by closer basketball, hard-fought, but cleanly contested. Woodstock ran up a 41 to 87 advantage with three minutes to go. Things might have looked dark to a less courageous team at this point, but the boys showed their mettle in that breath-taking finish. Team work wins. That's just what turned the trick for Coach Reed'« gang Friday night. s Individual Performance In reviewing individual performance, we might start with the two men mentioned in the last half minute of play, Vale Adams and "Buddy" Miller. Vale scored 16 points. That ought to let you know that he was very much in the ball game. "Buddy' played the best basketball we have seen him show since his Freshman year when he played on the second team. Besides scoring 11 points, he fought like a demon for possession of the ball and fed it to his team-mates time aft^r time. Knox wasn't up to his usual scoring, but many observers felt that his scrappy floor game ranked with the best. He was right in the game. Paul Justen pat in a lot of hard work taking care of the defensive basket and managed to sneak up to mid-fioor on one occasion to drop in a nifty long shot. Paul was a tower of strength in a spot where the going is -fctrp.ija TMMiTMi7vn " always tough. Harry Anderson spent F1JPILSIMMUNIZED most of the evening as guard, but I The pupils of St. Mary's school were moved up to a forward position for a j Riven their dental examination on time. Harry can still sink 'em. He Tuesday of last week and children of accounted for eight points and worked]other schools will be examined after smoothly in a neat passing game. Bob the holidays. Kilday came in at guard when site I On Monday the toxoid clinic was was needed to cope with those big fel-jheld at the high school for children lows from Woodstock and stayed in of the grades and pre-school age. Forty-eight children received the Genoa callers Thursday. Mrs. Joe King and daughter., Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Leo F. Smith motored to Waukegan Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michels and callers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bildnor enter* tained relatives from Michigan over the weekend. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Meyers were Woodstock callers Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gorskie and children of Woodstock spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mincke and family of Kenosha, Wis., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe King Wednesday evening. -r*ir--: Vernon Jv'Knox, Attorpey ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Simon P. Michels, Deceased. The undersigned, Administratrix of the Estate of Simon P. Michels, deceased, hereby gives notice that she will appear before the County Court Total r..861 Topnotchers Wagner .. Littlefiekl Ritta Molidor Wagner ir* Total .... Bill's Boys Miller Magnusson .. Joe Wiser .... Bill Wirtz ... Joe Total 705 Bruno's Bowlers Shaffer J. F. Wagner J. Thorsell ......... C. Thorsell JSruno 698 Mstch Ga Wildcats Sonny Smith ..... Pat 151 190 150--491 He'd still be "just plain John." 1 "Rod" Winkei--A new pipe. There's 761 2274 something wrong with that old one. I Albert Buch--Do you suppose you 110--388 could bring him an ice boat His sail 170--485 boat landed on a sand bar last sum* 204--485 mer up at Wonder Lake. NOTICE TO THE •uy HIM H O S E .mm** BUFFER N*a£cuui 'Jot, SiXka'Wea/i'. -^35* McGEE'S II of McHenry County, at the Court Unfc - House in Woodstock, on the 1st day Spefed Stilling 166 of February, A. D. 1937, at which time all persons having claims against said Estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All prsons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. - Dated this 21st day of December, t , A. D. 1986. ELIZABETH MICHELS, 31-8 Administratrix. rson Total long enough to sink two all-important free throws. Joe McAndrews was sent in to give Miller a rest near the end of the first half. Joe took care of his assignment nicely. You are going to hear more from him before this season ends. Ralph Smith was sent in twice to take over a guard post and seemed to please his coach while under fire. .LeRoy Smith who has j treatment, including eleven little tots of pre-school age, the youngest being twelve months old. Ip the grade school eighteen pupils received the immunisation treatment and nineteen children of St. Mary's school, making the grades nearly 100 per cent. As the youngsters are more shown a lot of promise this year, and ceptible to diphtheria |he treatment "Nickie" Freund, another comer, were •carries than over the danger period held in reserve. j and they go through life without con- We have already mentioned some of I tracting the dread disease. 129--420 171--482 Jake Stoffel--"Hi, Silver! 784 2210 90--307 127--381 159--470 160--458 167--519 708 2135 97--296 161--448 177--467 157--457 145--480 1 nun Hc«p high ib* Fraivo Board-- for i('» <hr Chrainu, Stwm. ASP Food Mora innn &M iooda tm'II need, aod •rc priccd nlrtorly low. 797 2148 SUNNYFIELO se-ss SCORE lit SACRAMENTO Ripe Ofira UNFITTED -02 PKG CROSSE A BLACK WELL lit 182--531 169--451 176--527 122--433 220--611 CANS 869 2553 Hills Bros. Coffee 1-lh. 158--535 192--505 154--434 137--455 188--553 OMEDARy 824 2482 SSOEN SUGAR -! 142--426 187--406 188--414 105--819 121--305 648 1870 128--454 92--276 202--488 181--885 144--481 OMACKtns &§2lC eld. L. Strike, O. Goid. A Ken. Winner Cig aretes. Carton of 10 pgs. $1.15 m 1984 >*21e H. Steffes Total .... Ted's Tramps H. Kreutxer ..... W. Kreutxer C. Herdrich W. Herdrich ..... ......... 789 869 Ladies' Club ; Team No. 1 %. Kilday 142 M. Krause ........... 146 Marg. Kinsala .... 188 Mildred Kinsala.. 118 Hall 1.. 94 Total ... 688 Team No. 2 Page ^....145 Lenzen 92 "Tiny" Bacon lftf Engeln Schiessle at Doeay Lumber experts call termites a of diaUm.il mi in building materials, compared with each t e e t e r s as nut, decay and other ibyticil and chemical