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WWPSH <*:.. **» mm 7"? V'>;*- P;*- JOHNSBURG (By "Tippy" Klein) •y^Fvt. and Mrs. Alfred (Sonny) flailL visited arith friends and Alatives the put weekend. IMf. and Mrtu John M. Pitsen, Mrs. •4N*. J. Freund and Mr. and Mrs. frtnk Kempfer and Mrs. Peter Oefflfa( and Kathleen attended theh wake of Mrs. Roy Newell in Chicago, Monday evening. Mrs. Newell «H the former Mary Michels. Kenny Hamsher Phnt 2/C., of ;%«at Lakes visited in the Tena uqr home the past weekend. Pfe. and Mrs. (Lewis Brown and iuaBjr- of Crystal Lake visited ia the Peter H. Smith home Tuesday. The infant son of Serviceman and Mrs. Daniel Kennebeek was baptized Sunday. The little fellow will to the name of Dean Richards. Sponsors were Betty MDler and Bay mond Kennebeek. . Mrs. Ben Kennebeek, Raymond Kennebeek and Mrs. Ray Gaylord motored to Waukegan last Friday. Peter Ruens of Zenda visited with friends here the past week. Tommy Thiol, son of Mr. and'Mrs. Jacob Thiel underwent a serious operation in the Woodstock hospital, Sunday. Tommy is in 2nd. grade ahd his many little Mends ai& praying for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Joseph Xaris underwent an operation in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Freund, Mrs. Henry Thelen attended the funeral of their brother. Math Freund in Spring Grove, Friday. A large crowd attended the open house party in honor of Sgt. Paul Pitsen, Saturday evening in the Ltwis Pitxen tavern, Pistakee Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. M. Schaefer, Hettermann. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schaefer, Bob VMieanl happen if you folio# Point 2 of Ike National ft-Foint Dairy Program--balance your herd with your feed supply. The U. 8. Department of Agriculture says keep as many good cows m you can properly feed for efficient production. Your County Agricultural Agent win hdp you lick your problem*. • umm oimnn da2»y company and Jack of Fox Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ben IMen, Jerry, Clarence and Arnold, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schaefer, Anthony, Teddy, Dorothy and Kenny visited in the Art Klein home Sunday evening.' v /: Miss Sally Mae King celebrated her 12th birthday anniversary in the home, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King Saturday. Games were played and refreshments served to Marilyn Turner, Marilyn Freund, Doris Joan and Jane Michels, Elaine Freund, Phyllis Smith, Lueina Thelen, Joan Nell, Nancy and Bobby Smith. Sally was the happy recepient of many lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. fid. Hettermann and sons Mr. and Mrs. John Herdrich and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stilling and family, Miss Mary Simon, Corp. Jerry Hettermann, Seaman Jimmy Hettermann and Mrs. Jack Keenap and children celebrated Rose4 Mary's birthday anniversary in the home of her mother, Mrs. Lena Mrs. Raymond Pepping of Chicago, Mrs. Helen Amann and Mrs. Lorraine Watkins of Crystal Lake visited in the Albert Pepping home, Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred J. Smith daughter, Marie and Miss Dorothy Fuchs, "Mrs. Emma Kattner, Mrs. William Britz of Spring Grove, Mrs. Frank Michels and Mrs. Art Klein motored to Elgin Saturday. Miss Catherine Althoff of Elgin visited with relatives the past weekend The community club will hold its SPRiNG GROVE (By Mrs. Charles Freund) Services at St. Jeter's church on Palm Sunday opened a most Solemn Week of Worship at the casing of Lent. Palms were blessed and distributed during the High Mass! Holy Week services are scheduled beginning with Confessions at 7 o'clock Wednesday night and before the Mass on Thursday morning. Mass will be read at 8 a. m., on Holy Thursday. At this time the Blessed Sacrament is carried to the side altar beautifully decorated with flowers and ferns while the altars of the church will be bare and desolate during the hours of Jesus' death and burial. Thursday evening there will be prayers beginning at 8 o'clock. On Good Friday the Mass of the Pre- Sanctified will be observed at 8:80 a. m., with Veneration of the Cross and at 8 o'clock in the evening then will be Way of the Cross. High daughters, Mary and Anna of Arlington Heights, visited them on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wagner and in the J. G. Wagner home on San* day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kattner, son Billy, spent Sunday evening with the Eldred Johnson family near McHenry. The occasion was in honor of Ruth Ann Johnson's birthday anniversary. Miss 01 ga Schroeder of Chicago was a weekend guest in the Math Nimsgern home. Sunday guests 'of Mr: and Mrs. Frank Wagner were Mr. and _ Mrs. Henry Heinle of Janesville and' Geo. Wagner and two sons of Chicago. Visitors on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dethome of Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shotliff visited in the B. L. Orvis home on Sunday. Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to the bereaved widow of Math Freund, who passed away st his home in Solon on Tuesday, March 20. Funeral services were held at St. Peter's church Friday morning at 10. --... Th* infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mass on Holy Saturday begins "at I Harold Lennon was christened Dennis 8:15 a. m., .with ceremonials preced- Michael at St. Peter's church Sunday ing the Mass. On Easter Sunday ! morning, with Rev. John Daleiden Masses will be at 8 and 10 o'clock, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and MFB. Elmer HBussy" j ^ ^ ^ -- ry Smith are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter "botti at their home on Wednesday, March 21. The little 13E lady is also welcomed by her brother, Davey. Mahall of Chicago were spoawp frr the haby> , , Dangerous Farming Seventeen thousand two hundred farmers'Were killed and 1,500^)00 ^ tern) in in IMS ' Read the Want Ads1' The hrfmaat colors of tell ean be piessrted by dipping leaves in melted, paraffin, make colorful tions. Need Robber Stamps? The Plaindealer. Otdsr at JOHNS-MANVILLE ROSK W06L 'BLOWN IN" your attic an! Sidewalla by Tha WALLFILL CO. If Teaxa Bipsiimts HOME INSULATION REE ESTIMATES ISO*. STILLING 3f» E. Pearl St, T«ONE 18, M'HENRT - : YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS DEALER IHIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIinillllI|lllllllIIIIIIHIIIIIilUlltlllllHHlllllllll!|inil!lt!lll Mrs. L. L. Kagan..entertained mem- SS bers of her club at Fox Lake Coun- SS try club Thursday afternoon. Cards SE regular monthly meeting in the Art j furnished the entertainment and the EE Klein basement, Tuesday evening, April 8. & Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jung, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freund and Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Smith and family, lovely prizes went to Mrs. Paul S Lewis, Mrs. A1 Schmeltzer, Mrs. EE Norbert Klaus and Mrs. Kagan. A SE lovely lunch was served following EE cards. The club will meet next at EE Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Vaillencott, Mr. | the home of Mre. Steve Schaefer in , EE and Mrs. Dick Jung, Jos. Jung and ^ox Lake. ,S5 and Mrs. Jofin Sanborn of Chi-'ES cago spent the weekend with her sE parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Huff. EE Henry Wagner of McHenry was a 355 iaii A* (M ALA 1_ ««T A Miss Catherine Freund celebrated the birthday anniversary of John Smith, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Everett Klinker and daughter Sharon visited with her parents, Mr. GOOD -YEAR ) K. TIRES • Let us put the old PUSH and PULL iito ywr saooti tractor tires and Mn- George King. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (^nochio of Chicago moved into their home in Oeffling's subdivision. Miss Edna King and Earl Paddock visited with Joseph Wiser, Jr., in Volo Sunday. Mr. end Mrs. Frank Jung and daughters,, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Michels and Evelyn, Miss Judy Michels motored to Marengo, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Milles and Mrs.- Emma King accompanied Sgt. Leander Miller to Chicago Monday when he returned to Great Falls, Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas visited in the Peter F. Freund home Sunday. .. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Schaefer of Waukegan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freund and sons visited with Mr. and Mrs. WVn. Meyers Sunday. Mjr. and Mrs. -ggeorge Zamstorf, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gorski and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geofge King, Ber- Loveliest W hether She Be on Tuesday, March 20. JIM.*" Anto* = Mother, Wife or Sweetheart, Schaefer, son Nick and his wife, and = daughter and Mr. and Mrs. iohn =» Wagner and son of Chicago visited S9 BOWEL CLEANING POWER = 0^ ERB-fiELP MEDICINE = One man recently took ERB-HELP {= three days and said afterward that == he never woi^d have believed his = body contained so much filthy syh- 55 stance. He says his stomach, intes- == tines, bowels and whole system were ££» so thoroughly cleansed that his con- = stant headaches came to an end, sev- -- eral pimply skin eruptions on .his 1 SE face dried up overnight, and even the E= rheumatic pains in his knee disap- SE peared. At present he is an alto- SE gether different man, feeling fine in EE every way. Beautify "Her" Day With Flowers EASTER LILIES, TULIPS, SNAPDRAGONS. SWEET PEAS, •*M" dkCAPTATIONS, HYDRANGEA, CINERARIA, ROSE BUSHES. ORDER YOUR CORSAGES AND LILIES EARLY ERB-HELP contains 12 Great ^E Kerbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas S from stomach, act on sluggish liver i 55 a tfs?- rs?& M ERB-jiiiiiiHiiii a farewell party in honor of Sgt. Leander Miller. Elmer Miller, Miss Bernice King and Miss Evelyn Michels accompanied Mrs. Rose Corey and daughters to Genoa City, Wis., Sunday evening; ' Miss Delma Thelen arrived home afer spending, six weeks visiting with Dohald Monte, G. M. 2/c,, in Boston, Mass. Mrs. Harold Freund and daughter, Donna Lee, are visiting in the Jos. L. Freund * home. Miss Delma Thelen and Mrs. Donald Freund are visiting in the Thelen home. St. John's Blessed Virgin Sodality " ill hold a public "party at Nell's, Sunday, April 8. ' The ladies are asked to donate a prize. 1 The Community club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday, April 8, in the Art Klein basement at 8 p. m. «harp. Come one, come all, and let's make this a big spring meeting. Be sure and be there and get more acquainted with our new membership program. If you have not* turned in your name for a membership, be sure and do so. ^ Membership cArds will be distributed at this meeting. Signed, PUBLICITY COMMITTEE. Td McHenry 608-R-l West McH«ry gooqAear E X T R A - T R A C T I O N recapping tCf&X ' VMC FAMOUS O-P-E-N C-E-N-T-E-R TREAD ^ .> r We're ready now to give your no** „ -- - > re pull with Gpodyecor Extra-Traction Recapping. Our .farm tire recapping specialists use Goodyear methods Qnd high quality Camelback to give you sound, longlasting recaps lor more acres of work in less time with less gallons of gasoline. Neglected cuts result in tire failure. Let our skilled repairmen make necessary repairs to your tractor tires. For longer Wear, bring your tires in for regular inspection. Telephone McHenry4%4 Sll E, ELM STREET MCHENBY More Powerful Than TNT, Pentolite in Army Use •Pentolite, an explosive 20 per cent more powerful than TNT, Is being used in rocket projectiles, the war ! department announced. I "A small quantity of this explosive ; will blow a 2-inch hole through 3 j feet of reinforced concrete," Maj. | Gen. L. H. Campbell Jr., U. S. ] army, Chief of Qrdnance, asserted. In addition~~tb providing terrific ! punch for bazooka ammunition and ' other rocket projectiles, Pentolite , also is employed in rifle grenades, j antitank explosives, certain, typtes ; of artillery shells, for demolition j work, and for clearing wrecked har- | bors such as that of Cherbourg, France. j Pentolite's history begins in -489i i with that of PETN, or pentaerythri- ! tol tetranitrate, which was invented : in that year. PETN alone is 40 per ! cent more powerful than TNT. Army ordnance experimented with PETN at the army ordnance Picatinny arsenal, Dover, N. J., during the World War. They found it so sensitive to friction that--at that time--it was considered too dangerous to manufacture. Army ordnance eventually found ^ ^ a way to utilise PETN by mixing it i ^ * with TNT and thus producing salely j^j • and in large quantities the super- ^ ^ explosive, Pentolite. Important factors in this were greater purity of materials and closer control of manufacturing processes, f* Orange Origins The sweet type of orange reached j Europe about a half century before Columbus went on his expedition. It was another 100 years or so before the Spanish started to cultivate this Jten> feuH la St. Augustine. "^7 These lovely hats are destined to jbe leaders in the Easter Parade--high c r o w n e d cloches, wide-brimmed "coolie" hats and a variety of other popular, styles. SHOES Perfect little escorts for your c a r e f u 11 y chosen Easter outfit Leg flattering are thes closed back and'open toe models. Or choose one of our other smart < > looking shoes. PURSES Why not surprise HER with an Easter gift of a gay, flowered dress? We've a fine assortment of favorite prints for a lovely spring. They will be sure to ad4 joy to «n already happy day. Do yon like your purse with a conve nient handle or - do you prefer one that slips comfortably un der your arm? We have many styles and colors from which to choose. OUR USUAL REASONABLE PRICES 203 South Green Street McHenry^ Illinois