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ersonm FOX RIVER VALLEY CAMP At the bosinat meeting on Tn«s- <g*y, Jane 18. Fox Rrver Valley Camp Mo. 3251, E. N*. A., voted CUB one meeting to be held the fir*t Tuesday of the •octh during July and Anfuft Mr*. Harry Hitxraan and three lit-- ; tie sons enjoyed several dayia this j week in the home of her parent*, Mr. 'and Mrs. A. E. Nye. Mr. and Mr*. John D. Jooes and : Mr*. Ear! Gilkenton visited Elgin I relatives Monday afternoon. >EJGH BORHOOD CLUB j Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Glosson and The iart m«ting of the N«jhtor- j children of SpHng Grove were callers PAST ORACLH& The Past Oracles picnic wffl be held at Alfonqoin on Tuesday, July 9. In# StogStf 4M rraaddasightar, Mary lflO» wfca ha) been spending the past few woefca in that city, returned to McHenry wilt, them. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cooney and children of Woodstock called • ea friends In MeBe n > v Monday evening. Mrs- Helen Fowler and children of aid and lbs. J. Casfck, aS mt QJeago. Mrs. Coskfc it spewfiag • week at Lily Lake. Mr. and Mi?- Robert Krinzi of Oacta visifed the botne of the fetter's par* enta, Mr. and Mrs. Gedfe J. Wegener, Sanday. Mr. and Mrs. George Earner and Mr. and Mrs. Edward WHBajas and will Spend several days here. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Young and children of Waukegan were the guests of relative* here Son-lay. ** BtTNCO CLUB ./: Mrs. Ida Fisher entertaawd her Imncc club last Friday evaisc. Tie prize; were won by Mr? Eleanor | pfeaijn and Mrs. Cora Bassett. Yoar.g, Mrs. Looiae Nickels. Kr»- i * • - Wi club this season was held at in the home of Joh* Scheid and! , Mr: *nd J?n; J"ieph M<0mbn'1 and daughter Rer.» S„n,lav (daughter, Marion, spent the weekend QtfMrM Howard tar. I BIRTH D J o h n "9- F1 • feacr. enttrtaiaed a aad relatives Saturday evening in honor of her daughter, EiWn, whose birthday anniversary occurred on that day. Bridge and dancing furnished th* evening's entertainment, after ipfeieh a dainty luncheon was sarved. LADIES' AID : Even though the summer 1>azaar M>d dinner is over, for which the lahad been working very hard, they >StiH plan to have wmc big activity every month. The ladies will sponsor a bake sale on July 27 and on August Si have planned for a style show and an afternoon of entertainment. • • • BRIDAL SHOWER Friends and relatives gathered at «tfce home of Mrs. Louis Brown at Crystal Lake last week to compliment Miss Genevieve Wright. Cards were played and a dainty lunch was served at the close of the evening. Miss Wright became the bride of Joseph Wiser on June 19. 4 • • • / , RIVER ROAD IMPROVEMENT * The Friendly East River Road Improvement association met at the Emerald Park schoolhouse Sunday afternoon and discussed Ways and means of improving the East River Road. A discussion was also conducted concerning the state park which is to be constructed at the dam south of McHenry. Se veral of the members of the association attended a county meeting concerning these projects at Woodstock «a Tuesday. ** m m m MOTHERS'CLUM .Mrs. Wallace Bobyns entertained ale Mothers' club at her home on Friday afternoon. The guest speaker, Mr*. Marian Hunt, gave a talk on antique glass. Mrs. Paul Schwerman accompanied her daughter, Beverly, and Terry Miller, who sang a duet. Barry Taxman then offered a piano solo. During the business meeting the plans far a picnic were discussed, the date fbr which is to be announced later. Tbf hostesses last-Friday were Mrs. W Dobyas, Mrs. G. Carey, Mrs. N. J. My*, Mrs) Ed Ssttoa and Mrs. A. •ales. ' • • • , ^ GRHBNWOOO MMIBOOMIKa The Greenwood Coanaaunity Homeflaming will be held on the school Jftxwinds as usual oa Jaljr 4. Dinner will be servad by the Dorcas aaciety at the church at noan. Following the dinner there will -be a program of music, mritatfani and an address by Dr. M. N. CagWth, pastor «f Die Methodist chaxdt at Woodstock, IU. His subject will be "What Price Democracy "" TOis is surely • timely subject and ana we sll want -J#' know mote about; The program .will be followed by contests, sports and races. Come and -Meet old friends and make new ones. • • • FAMILY REUNION * About fifty guests attended the famjjy !T?Union wKi^K oris Kol/J Rnn^oy inn the farm home of Mrs. Catharine Nimsgern, near Spring Grove. Various games were played during the afternoon and due to the threatening leather, the meals were served inside. Those who attended were: Mr. and lira. Mike Degen and family, Mr. and "Mrs. Emil Norman and son, Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Degen and daughter, Diane, of Kenosha; Mr. and Bin;. Robert Nimsgem and family of W&ukegan; Mr. and Mrs. Math Nimsgem and family, Mr.- and Mrs. Joe Vimsgern and family and Martin ISirn&Kfera of Spring Grove, Mr. and Bfrh. Martin J. S toff el and family of -Richmond; Berneice Nimsgem of Chicago; Mrs. Catharine Nimsgern and daughter, Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ftennebeck and family, Mr. and Mrs. fxmis Nimsgern and son, James, and n Freund, all of McHenry The Lily Lake Ladies' League held a card and banco party at Bemie's Casino Wednesday aftanosn. Prises were award M to Mrs.* Geo. j. Weg- Tulsa, Ok&L, arrive in McHenry in iener an^ Mia. Thomas Klaboogh. time for Hie Vy c i ta i - A1 thoff wedding Mr. and Mrs. Lester VenaUe and < daughter, Shirley, of Chicago daughter, Mariiyn, and baby son. Les- j Sunday at Lily he, of, Chicago are pending two! Mrs. Hyatt and son and danghter weeks at their home at Lfly Lake. [ and Mrs. Fntz and niece of Chicago MT. sad Mrs. Harry L. Miller of j are spending a few weeks at their feot- Cicero spent the weekend at their itage at Lily Lake. . . ., home. Visitors at their home on Sun- j Marilyn Klabough Is spending a eir cottage on the east side of day were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cough-' week at the home of her ancle the nvar. Their place is being re- ; lin, Mr and Mrs. Gas Hafer, ami modeled. : Catherine Hafer, all of Chicago. Howard Rainert of Elgin was a Janet Klabough of Greenwood spent , iSchaffer and Mrs. Stanley SchafTer.wt* rL*v52^v°^ grandmother, th.p weekend at the home of her uncle! Jerry, were Chicago vistiors Fridajr. The County picnic for all membersicalled on Mrs. Forest Geary and lit-! „ l?onf" ^ . .. "and aunt» ^ and Mrs. Thomas Kla-'i Mrs. Thomas Klaboagh and Jeaaae of the R.N. A. and their families will! tie son, Boyd Douglas, of Wauconda /f; Woodward of Detroit,; bough. {and Marilyn Klabough were Chicago be held at Crystal Lake on Wednes-fat the Condeli Memorial hospital, Lib- » . P*pe,lts» *r- an«| Visitors in the Fred Dosch home on! visitors Thursday. Mrs. John J. Vyr-al, having come to Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wil-j Mrs. Alex Wlrfs liaaa and aona, Melvm, Albert, Ger-1 itor Friday. the home of MClara Stofff 1 on \ daughter, Rena, Sunday. Tuesday night. The prizes went to Mrs. Frank Heck man of Cleveland, Mrs. Soaon Stuff el, Mrs. Thomas, Ohio, visited relatives in McHenry this week. ! Mrs. John R. Knox, Mrs. H. J. R. Y A. PICNIC annt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klabough, of Greenwood. Mrs. Laurence Sanson* and ATIOX >f Orchard | July 17 win ^ ai) old-! ertville, Friday. They also visited in T'X * T , , , . ° . fashioned basket picnic. Each mem-! the Phillip Bogue home in LibertyviUe j, « wede'nsr of her brother, Uam •> * aL- AMAaiwk I OI\/4 W a •» >lf AA «• II aaul O 11AM i^nanes, and Ma Bolger's Drug Stort Green Street McHesurp^' ber is asked to provide enough lunch j and the Harry Geary and B. F. Mar-! for her own family. There will b« : tin homes at Gray slake. for young and old. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Giesgen and grandson of Chicago spent Sanday in the John Scheid home. , Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nye observed iry Althoff. Miss Anna Cleary of Sioux Falls. 8. D.t arrived Tuesday for a visit with McHenry relatives and friends. Mrs. Mary Evans of Chicago is spending » week in the home of her niece, Mrs. Jay Powers. BIRTHDAY Mrs. Stephen N. Schaaltt birthday occurred on Slfooday, was ! their thirty-first wedding anniversary i r. , _ • - surprised by a group of -#tta*hres and, Sunday by entertaining members of jj_„ .. . „ f' ajcago is enjoyfriends from Chicago. Awr6r* and Mc- j the ir immediate family at a dinner, f «.• . in ri ! eT'r> , _ Henry at her home sooth of McHenry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bolger andff 8y1v'L^ hard'°" of J?1?*}*1 on Sunday afternoon. Tbf gueste!daughters, Ann, Margaret and Rite,ijjf* ^as a McHenry caller Tuesday p l a y e d g a m e s a n d v f e i t e * / d a r i n g t h e s p e n t T h u r s d a y w i t h t h e J o h n B o l g e r j a _ afternoon. Supper was served on the [family at Waterford, Wis., where theL 'f iawn. V r . ; latter are vacationing for a few weeks.! • • • ' Miss Grace Bolger, who had been en-, . , °L.^aU 'Si!*' FAMILY REUNION joying a few days there, returned j IS?. their hom^ S°nday The A family reunion was held at the, home, while Ann remained for a visit , 1 «any po»nte of interest William Wright home, near Burton's Miss Susan Nimsgem of Evanston i?„„. 1 ^ . e. °r „ \ . .'*gara Bridge, Sunday afternoon. Forty-four: spent the weekend with her mother, .. w ? . *n a P„UP guests attended from Woodstock,! Mrs. Catharine Nimsgern. . 12%^°" C,ty Crystal Lake, Volo, McHenry and Des-i Miss Lillian Vales left for her home I v_ M w.„. Plaincs. Dinner and supper were | in Chicago Monday after spending the' William Kothermel served and a variety of games enjoy-1 weekend in the Albert Vales home. I ed during the day. The party also Mr. honored Mr. and Mrs. William Wright! the wedding of Miss Marie Grable and on their forty-third wedding anniver- Mr. William Huff at Chicago Saturday sary. evening. ATTEND SILVER WEDDING Mr. - m" °«» Mrs. Margaret O'Shea of Pittston, Pa., Miss Eleanor Kelly of Chicago, Miss Nellie Doherty left for Chicago £nd *rs" E^ani Monday where she will snend a f^w!Lark,n of Elsrui and Mrs" Geor»e HoeI* and Mrs. Albe* Vales, daugh-i months to attend summer school at i ""VWh«aton visited reUtives and tors, Marie ami Dolores; and Wi)l.«m Ix>yol» university. fr,end8 -,n McHenry Wednesday. Marshall attended the silver wedding! Mrs. Ruth Woltman and anniversary of Mr. and Mini. Frank; daughter. Ruth Ann, of Chieuji Pa rue ha at Chicago SatuWay even- j several days last week in tin ing. About 250 guesW surprised the;of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. couple as they were leftd into the hall I Nye. by a little girl in «a.JHoor length Miss Audrey Warner of Elgin was white gown. The honored couple then | a guest a few days last week in the walked through aft airch of palms and i Harry Durland home. ' little spent were presented .with many-beautiful jgifts. . • ?rj.f WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. -and Mrs. BUd Kosinski oelebrated their first woddmg'annivprsary at their home on Crystal street, Elgin, on Sunday at^-.t'-biuWt1-supper. The guests were Mrs. *f«ies Marshall, daughter, RoVdtia) Ms/EfuA and William, and granddaughter*, ' "Pttticia Lee Marshall, Mri, RUplb J Bennett and Ralph, Jr., of MeHettf*ft Clyde Carr of Ittngwood; Mtt. Lilia.r Vales of Chicago and M*riUi&tttai%SBMtb Marshall and son eCCtptttt like. * * f ANNOUNCE MARSIAGS - Al-a dinner party SatUrdaf erefling, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nfcfhols of Habron announced the- marriage of their brother, Rohfcrt, t*<Mia* Grace Wallis of WoodMMkf 'tte event taking place at DubnqM^ Ioffa, on Jane 15, with Rev. Thomas Barrett officiating. The bride is the oldest daaghtar of Ed Wallis of McHenry and is employed at Woodstock where she attended St. Mary's school. Hie groom, youngoat son of Mr. and Mia. Arthur Nichols of -Hebron, racehted his education in the Hebron schools and is employed as a painter. The couple will make their home in Hebron. a a a CHERRY VALLEY 4-H The fifth meeting of the Cherry Valley 4-H was held on Jane 19 at 1:30 p. m. A demonstration on "Fitting your Pattern and Cutting Material" was given by Lorraine Erber. Margaret Walsh gave a talk on "Beginning Steps in Making Your Dress." Mildred Fischer gave a demonstration on "Making Your Own Toothpaste." Most of the girls finished cutting out their dresses, which are to be exhibited in the style review at the County Achievement Day in August, upon the completion of the dresses. Games and group singing comprised a portion of the social program, in addition to a tonette duet by Ruth Lindsay and Lorraine Erber. The next meeting will be h»ld at JU30 P. m., on Tuesday, July &• EVENING COSTUME O N L Y ffinSSim SHAVMASTE* %trmwmm4 t*ab asly 24fcMMMhki of os lack this. Alport 3 Hsies as tlgbfalsf* fast, dciiMi edg* •ull* lotiag cvMer aff r i u r - steel. Shaves Close as a Stralaht-mdae. and Fatter iS*« H--try it--«»)joy it! Two MovamcMtort to dioota bom. Ml have rti i» fomowt do--dwiv. f»9 K«ad. Both hav* motor* wMi (pWnty of powtr. Modol "M" AC ®»«y. $7.50. Model AC-DC, S1SM. Goid beads, both bulled and polished, pattern the bodice of »hi| snow white evening costame of versatile silk Jersey. , Chain Store Taxes End of the 1939 legislative Mason found three fewer states with chain Master Patrick Krohn spent the week with his sister, Mrs. Fraiv:i» Curulewski, at Chicago. Edwin Michels, of Aurora was a weekend guest in the home of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Michels. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Jones, newlyweds, were entertained in the home of his sister, Mrs. Gay LeFever, at Woodstock Sunday. Miss Miriam Sayler of Chicago enjoyed the past weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sayler. Little Billy Holle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Holle of Chicago, is viahis grandparents, Mr. andT Mrs. Joseph Holle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doherty and dttt dren called on the John Bolger fsqa* ily at Waterford, Wis., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Zimmer an<T daughter, Joan, and Mrs. May Zimmer, of Palatine, were visitors in the H. J. Schaffer home Friday evening. Mrs. Leo Smith and baby returned to their home in Johnsbarg* Friday from the Woodstock hospital. William Martin of Oak Part waa a weekend goest in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martfn. Re has recently retiftned' from a three weak vacation in Colorado. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Anglbae left Monday to spend a few months at Evanston where Mr. Anglese will attend summer school at Nojrthwaatern university. Miss Eleanor Rankin of McHenry and Uiw Patricia Kief of Lombard were guests of Miss Loretta Bhfley at McCoilum Lake over the weekend. Miss Gloria Johnson, Dona and Jimmy Freund spent Friday evening in W*a*>iock. Arthur Lawrence and sons*, Arthur and Francis, of Wauconda, «njoyed the fishing here last Thursday and called on friends. Miss Sylvia Snyder at Jaoasriiie,! Wis., was among the guests- at the j Vycital - Althoff wedding Monday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rapp> and lit-! tie daughter of Chicago viaated her mother, Mra. William Bacoai, Saturday. George Vales of Chicago} was a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vales Monday. Mrs. Robert Burleigh of Ingleside was a caller in the home of her brother, Albert Purvey, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Young o£ of Elgin were McHenry callers Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Martin returned home Monday night after a two week vacation with Chicago relatives and friends. Gerald Reed spent the weekend, here enroute from his home fa Logansport, Ind., to a summer camp in Wisconsin. Miss Sue Stone and her three aunts of Woodstock were visitors in the M. ]J. Walsh home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Paul Weber and son. Robert, of Oak Park came out to their summer home in Orchard Beach Friday where they will remain for the summer. Mrs. E. Miller and son, Edward,*and Mrs. Genevieve Guier and daughter of Chicago were callers in the hSme of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schaefer and family Friday. Mrs. Harvey Schmitt of Chicago is < njoying a couple of weeks with Miss Pearl Schmitt. Miss Dorothy Pfannenstill is spending- the week with her aunt, Mrs. Bimpkey, at Ringwood. Mrs. Robert Ulrich and daughter, Virginia, and Miss Maxine Bacon of Chicago called on their mother, Mrs. Nellie Bacon, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Plumb of Woodstock were callers in the Albert Pur- Mrs. Kathryne Stelte, Mrs. Helen Donaghue and children, Jack and . Janet, and Mrs. Rosemary St^Ttr of . OI^f ; Seattle, Wash., were weekend guests ' j at the home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Justen and family. Mrs. C. A. Frasier of Grinnell, Iowa, is spending a couple of weeks in the home of her parents, Mr.' and 1Irs. John R. Smith. Thomas Ryan and Charles O'Brien students at Mundeleiir, and the letter's brother, Bobby O'Brien, of Chicago, visited the grandparents of the O'Brien boys,v Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thies, and oUier relatives here on Wednesday. Mi's. Hlwiry Hake, son, Howard, and Charles Wiedaman of El^in ware Sonday guests at the Ben Jfaten home. Mr. and Mri; J. Bt Lodtz were sightseers at Starved Stack, DL, San- *y- Thotnaa Wright, who haw hare t» the aiadflini of* Hs graaf- , Midf tamrleva Wright, and Wiser, Hm returned to hi* home at Somas, Wash. Mr. and - Mra. William Batherme! antf Mr. and Mr. Ben Joaten visited Monday at Dyer, Ind., with Sr. E1 AEbb and at Momenee, It, with Dr. J. W. Justen, EVERYBODY elseis doing it-tomnf people have stepped up to buy tnS* Boick sweetheart that we bad to break _## aMniaflaa diem! . _ - ^o why shouldn't you be the boss of a big Dynaflash straight-eight, smoothed into •ilk by electro-balancing after assembly? -' .V" Why should you be the one to do without the comfort of BuiCoil springsv-ih^ u im' Style --die peak performance-- and the •tore than six doam new' features that ^ Qrwot this beauty? ' It can't be money, for prices* start at for the business coupe delivered at Flint, j|Mich.; transportation based on rail rates, . state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment and accessories--extra. Never in history have Buick sales so good -- because never has the been so great. And your Boick denier fa waiting !* proveitl• " ^ *' *FHm mkfrti to ckmmg* wrttksut siKw^ R. L OVERTON MOT€» SALM frm Street, Waat r. HL SttHriR St, Cfeystal Lakn, •V ^ Cream Bar service. A* canopied court, in addition to this, to leisurely their <desires fori a delicious fountain m specia. Each individual, regardless of age, . r store taxes, despite the fact that vey home Saturday more than 60 chain store tax bills were considered in 34 state legislatures, a national survey of chain store taxes reveals. Tax laws __ - aimed at chains were nullified dur- Bolger's Drug Store, Grmm Btroet IMWeHtasBsayrrrJraJr--i^ Sunday guests in the Jacob Schaefer home were Mrs. William E^ert and little granddaughter, June and Harry Eggert, Roy Kinder and Florence Federici of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoffel dww to Milwaukee, Wifc., Monday and spent the day with relatives. Mrs. Cather- ^ " ' • . • - , a'-: tween GREEN STREET of 10 and 12 a.m. McHENRY, ILL J