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N MILLS were the New Yeor be.-.- this thought in mind that i(§lh Joy end Pros- • me take advantage of thi» Jffccosion to wish coch <1 oirtfte good things ;# Our buitne» relations Mi* dtfflng the coming pott have edeatant and ^ most ; ytor ond withtoll*#.'•&- the 'years to m iL s&s*** MiiMi ^jfc: '/$! 'S^ yi^r drows ' fO O omtd the good cheer aryj feffowship of the Holiday Season, «• desire to wprw onew ou? 4MNM( for the menifol# •SMSttoSlss s^r "ms Cordial n3ofi< joyed, for fnd the old 1|losejy bound. Please 1or the New Yi friends mode MCHENRY LUMBEFL CO. *. '" •'* Jjr ss&t-# •M {.•* --i* **•• ' T ais. im. ff-4C- ^ • ,j." CORDIALJ C< for Ac /V«ip K«# W> ;&. I uv gmnv I9i yMpv* 1lllV»h| w Mn to Mitty oarteafllMiil i| Y«r to aB oar friend* and to «tpe*S4wr wmomi OjrneotA®MA' iMlfkAflkAvlftM ® tAoL®a yeas* S" *•>. MHUHHUMBN. -i ^ cawtvui : •W ntiiur«31a many wiy^ Imt tondtow vie |e the standard of achievement as evidenced by l|i •umber of fine friendships formed ia bur association* wh| Ike people of this area in the past. • " " • * | iHflPPV N6UJ VtflR ftatNewYeeWwisfcis that 'we may eootinv merit the goodwil of o|( friends who have been if: I loyal to us hi the ^asL •Mv m Kr. •! Mn. A. C. tt mirnufTcm C..W. Cropley and granddaughter. Donna Jean Pretsman, wen Hebron callers Monday afternoon. Ed Dreedon and daughter, Janet, of Lombard wire caller* in Solon Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas motored to Elgin Monday evening to brine their son, George, home who is on furlough from Fart Meade, S. D. The Solon - Richmond Home will meet with Mrs. Robert Gardner Jan. 2. Report of outlook is to Hi given at thi* Mrs. Ida WeatkSe spent Christmas day at the 1teas* of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCannon and family «f Belott, „Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Jade Farter of Solon motored to Grayslake to spend Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. George Pester. ^ Mr. and Mr*. Lyaaaft Johonott left Saturday to spend the week visiting friends in Chifi^o. Mr. and Mrs. Ruaben Tomer were dinner guests in the ^ne of Miaa Floy Haldeman of Richmond Christmaa day. Mr. and Mr*. Morria Hoven spent Monday afternoon in Johnsburg. Misa Betty Buchert and Frank, Jr., Richmond, were callers in the home of Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick el Solon spent Saturday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aubert ajid children, Mrs. Elisabeth Merchant and Mr. and Mrs. Joe London and children had Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Merchant's daughter, Mrs. John Hotham of Zion. -Jto and Mrs. Ralph Thomas and family of Solon spent Christmas day at the home of Mrs.. George Robinson in Genoa City. John-and Lucille Miller and Miss Lorraine Hutton of Sharon were Sunday afternoon visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aubert called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aubert of Ringwood Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner spent Christmas day at the home of Mrs. Laurence Johnson and Mrs. Alice'Johnson of Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kilpatrick of Antioch and Miss Vivian Kilpatrick of Chicago spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick. Miss Vivian remained home until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner left on Christmas day for West Point, 111., to spend the weekend with Mrs. Gardner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner entertained former members of the rural youth club Friday evening at their home. There were about twenty-eight presents and games and a grab-bag and refreshments were enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Prutzman and daughtr, Donna Jean, of Chicago spent Christmas in the C. W. Cropley home. Sunday dinner guests in the W.VH. Gardner home were Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Overton and daughter. Virginia, (Mrs. D. L. Thomas) of Milwaukee, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sanderson of Solon. Harold Snyder of Chicago spent Christmas day with his parents,-Mf. and Mrs. Ernest Snyder, of Solon. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller, daughter, Ruth Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Benson and son .Roger, were dinner guests at the Harold Osborne home Sunday. Mrs. Maud Johonott spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. C. Merrell. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gardner enter, tained at a Christmas party Toesday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sanderson and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Johnson. HVbron Mrs. Kirk Craine of Milwaukee, Mrs. Paul Nordgren and daughter, Nancy Edith, of LibertyviUe and their cousin from Mundelein were callers on Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Merrell one day last week. Mrs. Alice Bell ahd Mrs. Clarence Anderson and son, Rodney, of Richmond were visitors at the A. C. Merrell home. Mrs. Maud Johonott of Racine, Wia., is spending the holidays with her **9, Lyman and family. Louis Huff spent one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Adalhs spent Christmas night at McHenry. ^ * CARD OF THANKS" : ^ I desire in this manner to express my thanks and sincere appreciation to the members of the McHenry Fire Department and to all others who assisted at the time of the fire on my farm on Dec. 18. Happy New Year te all in McHenry and suburbs. AMY THONNESON, |t< THOMAS THONNESON. . CARD OF THANKS We desire in this manner to extend our appreciation and thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance and expressions of sympathy, during out bereavement. Also to those who provided cars and to Rev. Meyer for comforting words. CHILDREN OF THE LATE >«! ^ HENRIETTA KREftK* g ; €*RD OF THANKS I wish to thank Msgr. C. S. Nix, Rev*. Fr. Paul Tuchlinsky, St. Clara's Court W. C. O. F., and all my good friends and neighbors for thinking of me in my recent illness, for prayers, Christmas cards, gifts and books. I am wishing one and all a happy New Year. £33 , HELEN SCHNE1QES. ; c ^ ^'&% T, RAP 0.0. r.m* IN J LAST QUA&TKR, 39 Ttw Buiek PhetalU from CirUrt ike came to town Sunday night and pipped the Forester basketball team IS to 36. The game waa close and hardf fought all the way. Our boys led at the first quarter 10 to t, when one of our main cogs,tHarry Qonway, wa* injured and forced to leave the game until the final quarter. This possibly waa the story of a win or defeat. In the second period, Buicks put in a chap by the name of Rockenbach. everyone remembers him in hie days at Crystal Lake. lXM| good. The score at the half ittftf'HfaB Iks thbd quarter was packed with " ;Qurtts aftd spills, but soon the lead Oaaged heads. Bnkks lead feto M. The Buicks held this 8-point lead the rest of the way. The final score was 39 to 36. The second'team lost a hard-fought battle to the PMBip M 4xqrs by a of 40-S4. Jfaniy Laddn was with IS pointa. Next Sunday cVefdlig Genoa City comes to town. There will be two games, starting at 7^0. Genoa City defeated our teem on their home doer 35-84 in titree $»v*r-time period*. It was a real thriller. Let's back our home team and help make them a winning team. car.-* »by T¥m Bslger. Jr. MdSenrr won thair MtenHl# Monday nlgl^by begtteg Ridtmondby a 40 to 29 score. Coach String's boy* , took advantage of McHenry's mbtake* and led most of the llrat half. , Bob Burton, Richmond's great allaround forward, led both teams with fourteen points. The Richmond stai also guarded Jackson very closely, holding him to twelve points. Boh Stilling came in from his guard position to score six points, one less than BiU Bolger counted. fat the first game of the evening Hehro^iAippid Hontlty 42 - 31. Judson paSad tMr tftortt s with twaNe •points. 8tading had sixteen markers for Huntley. Marengo's ecrappy team knodwd off a confident Crystal Lake outfit. Kd^r** thirteen joints lid his team to a 36 - 29 win. Xrbiach of Crystal Lake and Buell also stood out in the game. Harvard won the right to meet McHenry by beating a big, slow Woodstock team by a 40-29 score. Lush paced Harvard with fifteen point*. Knox ...» Kreutser Meyers . Laures ... Tonyan . Conway . Hettermann Smith Totalaj Baiehe --» ' ' , • >v;" t pp Reddersdorf „ntal • 6 0 2 Krause :: f • 3 Adams s...„..^ ... l 2 3 Rockenbach ....... ...... J •V4 2 Zimmerman 1 . 4 Osmnn 2 0 2 Etling --...... *--2 • 3 Totala m*. /«« 15 9 19 MdHevjr -- .49 Freund,fi .. f.... Smith, c .... Jackami,.c ...~ Meyers, g -- Lay, C, g ..... Conway, g ..... Stilling, g ...... Totals ITIrhmnrt -- Burton, f Stevens, t.......... Miller, c ... Vogel, f.............. Foley,' g .... Ulton. g Heelein, g Stewart, g Rudolph, t SLOCUM LAKE FG FT F» ...0 0 0 ....2 0 0 -.2 t I --2 '. 1 8 ...0 4 1 . 1 ...5 t 1 ..:0 0 0 .-1 # 0 ..„1 i t -..8 » 8 ,.1« 8 12 FG FT PF ...6 2 8 ....0 # 8 ...2 1 8 ....0 1' 0 ....1 • 2 ....0 1 2 ....2 t 8 ....0 0 0 ....0 0 0 ..11 7 14 Abrabam Lincoln was the « President, six feet four indie*, and James Madison, the shortest, five feat four inches. Need Mrs. Harry Matthews was a business caller at McHenry Saturday afternoon. Willard Darrell and Robert Matthews were Sunday afternoon and supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Esping at Starks Station. Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren were callers at Waukegan and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nerstrom at North Chicago last Monday. Mrs. Earl Converse and Miss Frances Davis attended the funeral of Mr. Lovdell King at North Chicago last Friday. Willard Darrell attended a directors meeting of the Lake-Cook Farm Supply Co. at DesPlaines Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Lundgren of Wauconda were guests last Wednesday afternoon and evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren. Mrs. Cora Price of Wauconda and Ellis Price of Chicago were'guests on Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brooks. Willard Darrell spent "Christmas at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harvey Bailey at Amboy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raeburg and two children of Behridere, Miss Ethel Dowel! of Prairie View and Miss Marion Dowel] of North Chicago spent Christmfa dav at the home of their motfier, Kft G&te Dowel 1. Mrs. Raymond Lusk and daughter, Betty Lou, of Maple Perk spent > few days the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthews and sons, Robert and Lyle, spent Christmas eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marlett Henry. Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren Mrs. Raymond Lusk and daughter. Betty Lou, of Maple Park spent Christmas day at the home of Mr. Gus Lagerhind and family at Ehnwood Park. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Wagner and two children spent Christmaa day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wagner near Round Lake. Mr. C. H. Hansen waa a business caller at McHenry Monday afternoon. ^r*'I ^2^ » business caller in Chisago last Tueeday. Mr. and Mn. John Blomgren and guests, Mrs. Raymond Lusk and daughter, Betty Lou, spent last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Bagley in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Lundgren of Wauconda accompanied them to Chicago and spent the day at the home of Mr. Mrs. L. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBelle enjoyed Christinas dinner with friends in Cicero. Mrs. C. H. Hanaen is much improved at this time after being ill the past week at her home. Mr. Ben W. Spafford and Miss Ruth Henneman of Chicago were afternoon and supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Converse and daughter, Frances, were guests on Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davis on the flats. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nerstrom and son, LeRoy, of North Chicago spent Sunday afternoon at the home «f Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren. Mrs. C. H. Hanaen waa a busiaesa caller at McHenry Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Esping, Starks Station, and Willard Darrell were supper guests Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Marlett Henry and son, Marlett, and Mrs. Van Deo sen •pent Monday eveniflg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dowell. George-Darren of Wauconda spent Tuesday with Lyle Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren and Mrs. Raymond Lusk and daughter, Totals Free throws missed -- McHenry, 10; Richmond,'15. Loee to Harvard The old "Chirsmtas Spirit" prevailed at Woodstock last night as Harvard accepted a victory from McHenry. TTie highly-touted McHenry five did not show any resemblance to the team that won eight straight games before the tournament opened. Oh yes, the score . . . Harvard 48, McHenry 28. Harvard showed a scrappy team that was quick to take advantage of their opponent's mistakes. The Hornemen gave away a lot of height but made up for it with alertness and determination. Captain McDonald led his team to victory. The one bright spot for McHenry was the great playing of Dick Conway. When the rest of the team has an "off-night,'* Diik is in there holding the boys together. He was really brilliant even in defeat. Hebron won their way to the finals by beating the scrappy Marengo team by a score of 31 - 18. The score was tied seven-all at the half. Judson's twenty-six points was high for the evening. Outstanding fpr Marengo was Bob Buell who controls the team from his guard position. Tonight McHenry meets Marengo at 7 :SD and Hebron tangles with Harvard at 8:30 for tKe championship. League bowling dropped off during the holiday weak so we are giving yon only the high series and high games turned in. Schaefer's report that their K. of C. league schedule was also postponed last week in order to give the boys s chance to attend the Atl-Stsr Alumni basketball game. -- Palaee -- C.O.F.... "•'£ H. M. Weber ........... 500 Gus Freuiid .....214 „ aty Knt»»itij>y>it Rovena Marshall Marie Yegge -- •iar Open... Bill Green .264 (629): !: SchaefWs -- . 1?^ The Pit (Sunday Majors) Krause McHenry Beer - * Britx Melater Area . . . Simon .... McHenry Planters Bacon .199 <5N| L...-210 (187) "4 mrnmm .......,.Jf4 <008) , .284 (S7fl() (Commercial) McHenry Beer ... ^ Faltum 191 iMIf ^ Meiater Bran Koob ----...^JII8 (MSI*- Weber Plumbers .. Budil lfl AKheff Hanhrare . . , , - A90 N O T I C E ! ^ The Young People's Athletic club _ will meet in the high school gym on . . . a HAPPY NEW YEAR MBfwwyjaoppiness CM you Ywr'sctoyondthethiw v hundred ond sixty fouf^ | ot^ier days of the ytor. Serving you in the papk yeor hos been a pleasure we hope to contimi# 1 during ths i \ A ":-i" - mH-rD~E:M<Y- A. FUSBB TT*. SSI nr. ^ ^ 4^^ y - ^ frt- • , Vn. , V.i " 4 <r --rfv _ We feel deeply grateful for the consideration yoi|' " r hOv« so kindly extended to us in the post ahd take mjjL- • opportunity, at the dqse of the year, to thank you f& | oil the fine things that hove been ours to enjoy. \ ^ In the New Yeor we pledge continued effort on ot|f I port to merit'your goodwill. In appreciation of this consideration, ond the splendid patmnoge resulting from it, we extend to you ond yours o cordial greeting for the New Yeor. May it bo ft Hod with all the oom things yob so much dS** . ™ , . J7 ™ ^ , *-'y-< •?' S'- X IMYUI MKTNCIDN / A - " : • ~ * ' jT. fr-;-: ,J IJFMJ KFSSPFW ayour patronage inihe y«or just closing that we wish to soy to each of you: for *ho New tier!*! IB(R& AT SK. « . ^ ,.s~. •#! * - A NEUI yevrs UISH May Heolth, Hoppineu ond Good Fortune come to eoch of you during the next twelve months. And may you be prosperous os never before--may the new times for which you. hove hoped so long octfjolly o|>|>eor ond cheer your *v>.S; <n\i r 4'^' T>' w/ ,*S6 # ' A. ... : 'UTi » i.v*-; /'fi \ •'