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%*"%>r T^T "* v ^ a?T •£*,• J} %- * --;. * • " § ^ \ - - - , > < - • : • "V* "- -•• ••*, \ , St- JMH7 -«ru W.'i -.-V •-» •?•: • .-., • -- -• " ' *' •• ; '•' l>< *W-r • M 1 ' * l, •wm L t# % kcHiCKRY, nJUWOMI, THTJB8DAY, MARCH 14, IMA SUGAR STAMt FNCJUWIIG IS NOW SgfiF'f. Outlook. Is UiwerUin; Housewives Urg«d To Use With Discretion - jrding to an announcement ••de by the Office of Price Administration, housewives will obtain RE-ORGANIZATION -TV, PROGRAM PLANNED BY SURVEY GROUP ?£: X***" , An attempt to outline a practical program of school reorganization that would be acceptable to the people of MoHenry county both from the standpoint of better educational facilities and remaining within reasonable tax limits cawed an evening «tf Italy discussion for Members of the McHenry County School Survey committee which held its monthly meeting at the office of the County Superintendent of Schools at Woodstock recently. While the first few meetings of this group dealt largely with the EIGHTEEN MEN TO BE INDUCTED FROM BOARD NUMBER TWO ny a group of men has been ordered for induction through Board No. 2. Eighteen are included in the list, none being from McHenry. Woodstock: FRANK C. HOWARD. '•*;». . ELWYN A. PEET. RICHARD H. BENTON. V DAVID K. KILBURN. | HAROLD H. VOGT. . Crystal Lake: • : KENNETH A. KOHLER.,; : CHARLES U BLOGIN, v .establishing- of ideals in setting the CHARLES A. LINDBERCfc, i through use of their family ration size of taxing, administrative and! *®x River Grove: __ . books. Spare Stamp 9 became valid I attendance units, this meeting con-1 ALBEJCT D. MARTEL. _ > last Monday, Marcn 11, good for'cerned itself with discussion of what] A. o^UUACKKi » fhre pounds of home canning sugar, j.the people themselves would be; .RICHARD A., VARYS. The stamp will be good through Oc- willing to accept in the way of! ROBERT KREJCI. JR. toiler 31. 'improvement when the actual votingjMa^go:^ Most folks will find this stamp in time comes. I MEKV1N H. A^MAN. their Ration Book Four but a few j The board, in general, agreed ^ERNW^C. McCARTNET. •who have received their ration books that the final program which it VTriripr <a tt3« including many returned recommends must not be so idealistic! vvpxrnM r ciTrnv And tKa «tamn in 1 that it will h» rcfiixMl hv th* vntera I J - _ SUCHY, Algonquin. ently, servicemen, will the stamp in1 that it will be refused by the voters j the single sheet sugar ration book but must be keyed to the desires j Milled to them in lieu of Ration Book of those affected.' LOUIS P. MARTENSEN, Elgin. GORDON E. LOVEJOY, Union. | Members of the board were ur£ed •arrcrv »«» Tvrirem Consumers-*are advised to retain to talk with the people in (far,**"* MBM lrlJ UHB1I books in their possession even though1 districts and get their reactions on | IN AUTO ACCIDENT tiny may have used the last stamp,! a number of questions. i rpvpo . n ft IT a •porfirsllr labeled "sugar." I One plan, which was considered, ^* IfiUm wilA Stamp 9 is the first of two stamps ' was that of forming rural school j to be made good for buying home' districts, exclusive of cities, withj Five men suffered minor injuries i--iiiny sugar. It is made good at the same boundaries as the com-, last Friday evening tM« particular time to provide sugar munity highfl school districts. The State Route 31 hi the southern areas where fruits new rural districts would be admin- i gar Michaelis ANDREW VANDERVEEN, HEBRON FARMER, 18 VICTIM OF SUICIDE - ? "HOME" FOR DLL COUNTY 4-H CLUBS WILL IEJEIUJTY Corporation Formed % To Lette Old Fair Grounds, Woodstock ; A "homo" for all 4-H clubs of'in good health and the only explana- McHenry county, a dream of long j tion that members of the family had standing among rural youth, will be- to offer for his act was that he come a reality in the not too distant had been worried about a place in future if present plans are carried: which to live. He recently sold his out. Last autumn the county board i farm and had been unable to find of supervisors voted to lease the!another place on which to move, old county fair grounds, east ofj Vanderveen was widely known for Woodstock, to the above group, to be his, enthusiasm for amateur boxing improved and used to hold annual. ana he often acted as the third man fairs and other activities . I in the ring at fight shows staged at A short time ago a corporation'the Hebron and Genoa City areas, was set up to lease the property on I The deceased was a veteran of a long-term lease and build the!World War I and was a past mem- Andrew Vanderveen, 48, Hebron farmer and well know county boxing referee, was found dead in the hayloft of his barn last Friday morning, a victim of suicide. He died by hanging himself after going to the barn to do the chores tefore breakfast. When he failed to return for breakfast about 8 o'clock, his wife, Mildred, started a search for him which ended with the discovery of the body in the hayloft. He had been necessary buildings to facilitate the; be*- of the McHenry County Council activities that will be expected to:of the American Legion. take place there. This corporation ---- will be financed by popular sub- DISCUSS LIVESTOCK scription in their building program? mo*tSV nnUPPnT and it is expected that rental to ABB lAJftlUl* Woodstock civic and community MEASURE MARCH 18 groups will provide sufficient income, for upkeep. . j Farmers in Northern Illinois are Photo by A Worwtc*. McHenry HARRY CONWAY may have been Monday night, March 11, to most folks, but in the Martin Conway home on John street branches sagged a little and the once fragrant, green needles had lost their shiny appearance, but underneath the brilliant ornaments was a Christmas tree which was leasure than "™°» FUNERAL KITES ON FRIDAY FN MARY DOHERTY v Widow Of Formar • Mayor Of McHenry Died On Tuesday , j ••HF-u • neral services --w ill ' be held OM Friday morning at 11 o'clock at St. Patrick's church for Mrs. Mavy Agnes Doherty who died on Tuesday morning, March 12, 1946, in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Doherty had been in poor health since early last fall and was admitted to the hospital nine weeks ago. She had continued to fail during this time until her family gave up hope of her ever returning home. The deceased was a lifetime resident of this city. She was bora in McHenry, the daughter of Bridget and Michael Welch. She at- , tended the local schools and later it was Christmas Eve, _ 1945. _ The j became an accomplished seamstress. Through this work she became widely known in the surrounding community, where her unusual talent was recognised. Married la 1896 u On November 5, 1896, narry Lrnolnf** ' m_*ijr r*Qetd to Pete**r Jfh. nwDKoh erty in the available early in the year. Since istered by a seven man board which who was accompanied by Edward {charter. According to' the" Yy-laws thriivestock" disease* cont^'mess-!Way °?me h?me *£* w ^ y^r °Jer~ Rev. Fsther William Meehan offkiatthe stamp wiU he good through Oc- would have authority to set up at- Rydquist of Route 2, Crystal Lake, j adopted, it will consist of members ures that are being administered by' 8*®ar~h.?me belatf J Christmas j Thirty-five yean ago they tober 81, housewives in other parts; tendance units as needed and man- and Ben Wiemewski of Route 1, | of the McHenry County Farm Bureau the sUte deoartrnwit of agriculture I* Underneath the tre« moved to their pres«!themenear ^ of the country can plan their use age the rural schools within its Crystal Lake, had stopped on the j board of directors and the McHenrv Arnold P Benson director of the' Kayly wrapped presents and chyppi! of sugar to coincide with the ar- district. It was aneed that there; pavement and his car was hit in . County Home Bureau board of direc- department h!T ;nni^c^d tne, surroundmg die weaiy traveler were, rival of fruits in good quantity in should be no non-high school ter-;the rear by a car driven by Glen W.' tors, the sponsoring groups of 4-H ^ • n- • r, ' j members of his family. _ j M»- .. .. . . . . their neighborhood. It is expected ritory in the county. Ilbbotson of Chicago, who was accom- club work in the county. The chair-,, According to Director Benson, the I His mother might have been dis-; L"n "j1 that a second stamp having a long > Mary P. Endres, acting superin- j panied by Lee Jordan, also of Chi- group represents the LaSj sess,^n °*. ^ UlinojsJegislature courage J stand- *12 board of supervisors. President Elected mp _ _ _ 'validity period will be -issued for tendent of schools, announced that'eago. we when fruits become plentiful Roland McCannon would represent | All five were cut and bruised and fatter in the summer. Outlook Uncertain Since there are a number of uncer tiSnties in the sugar supply outlook--12?,?"jj!? F particularly as to the amount of the ?® ' ^ ESbmn crop which will be available dentg Wl" *i»H in relation to the requirements; of war stricken areas -- it appears •alikely that the home canning allowance will be more than ten pounds OCT person. No addition* to the regular con- Mrs. Doherty was a true Chris! ian According to Director Benson, the I His mother might have been dis- j j® man of the rroun reDre^nta" tha last session of the Illinois legisUture courage,! at leaving the tree stand-!" , J man oi ine group represents cue made gome important changes in ing for so long a time had she known | morning for many years and had the laws affecting livestock disease that Harry would not arrive until been 8 fa,thful member of the Altar control and the department is inter-' March. Scheduled to leave for home Rosary Sodality of the church, ested in explaining the new measures soon after the first of the year, i Quietly but welcomed visits • ' from her many Xriends and her McHenry county on a radio p"Wgram later treated at a doctor's office. devoted to school reorganisation, The two drivers went before Frank which would be broadcast on March j E, Bohl, justice of the peace in Crystal Lake, and ^signed complaints j ^ho is w o o , d ^ , " d ** -- - SUmer ration (five pounds each four- SBDDth period) can be forseen at this time. Therefore, housewives are used to continue to budget their NEWS ABUUT -- UUR SERVICEMEN President of the new corporation is Mark Hansen, who has five chil-! that have been adopted to as many; several times circumstances prevent- j ?ron?l dren in 4-H club work and a son)Illinois farmers as possible. jed his sailing until a few weeks asro. a 4-H leader. Mrs. Lyle i Among the important changes is Each time there was the thought that Living up to these Christian-like were released on their own bond. IAA President Demanding Removal of Food Subsidies Demand for removal of food subsidies now was voiced this week by _____ | Charles B. Shuman, president of TkU week we received a most ap-l^e Illinois Agricultural Association, use so that the home canning! preciative l#tter from Miss Pauline! °wniiation of more than 121,000 will be used only as intended-- Bode, now on terminal leave after; Illinois Farm Bureau members. that is, for actual canning. The next regular sugar stamp becomes valid May 1. lite OPA has explained that the MW method of issuing home canning sugar, formerly granted upon application to local price and rationing hoards, now reduced in number/natknaly to 1,886 from the war-time i peak of approximately 5,600, has j been adopted because local price control boards have not been handling ration! when serving in the I11 answer to government officials' navy nurse corps, statement that removal of subsidies She has been ser- : now would start a renewed inflationving in San Diego. arT fPiral< Shuman charged that food Miss Bode will re- subsidies in themselves are highly inceive her release Aationary. ^ upon the comple- j Food subsidies, Shuman declared, tion of her leave. are inflationary because they (1) re- _____ ! duce prices to the consumer and Gordon Scholle therby release more money for furreceived his re- ther inflationary pressure, and (2) lease at Camp since subsidies are paid from the ioning functions since January 1, (jrant on Saturday after serving i federal treasury they increase the en administration of the only re- thirty months in the air corps. He federal deficit and deficit financing maining rationing program -- was re^ntiy returned from Pacific duty. 18 V««T inflationary. brought under OPA district offices, i Because district offices would be un- Robert Schaefer and Harry Unti abt* to handle the approximately are among the most recent McHenry 16,000,000 individual home canning releases from service. The latter^ applicants, a method of general is- brother, Eugene, has re-enlisted in! OOMING EVENTS March 14 i vii«: cucvvif c Vll w Utjr ivf l ( jiiw* i w *v **"/ "" w 1 viding that all livestock becomes the decision to leave the tree just retiring even during the years secretary, and Herbert R. Kiltx, sub ject to state regulations. The snot her week. His great pleasure when she was wife of McHenry'a Woodstock, treasurer. j program that will be discussed at seeing it was compensation enough mayor. With the present difficulty in ob- j Woodstock meeting will inform farm- 'or all of the care used in keeping j The only immediate survivors are taining material, it is not expected j ers of steps that are being taken i" as good condition as posible. i two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Gilles of that any building will be done this i to prepare herd owners for that; year. Eventually, however, two {date. buildings are planned, one for Home; Director Benson also stated that IIITt U t vTllili Economics clubjvork which will con-1emphasis during the sixteen months 111 I LllLU I IHu sist of an exhrf>it hall with large; that remain before July 1, 1947, will1 stage, and another for the agncul-; be placed on a calfhood vaccination turel club activities, which will be; program, and the state department a large show arena with adjoining 0f Agriculture through its livestock barns. This arena will be large i division, will provide the vaccines and. saletfand forMwts activkie^ Soli«s | yacci^aUon *of /urcaWes°between the' j . , Sj^J57SE VI£rIM - d DRESSES OP FOR SRMG iting funds wal be done by 4-H club ages o{ four and ei ht month8. I Sporleder 72, a tfttred members during the next couple of n .. f, „ farmer, who was widely known in tne 1 Besides the guest speakers, there Harrington area, was found dead in Woodstock and Mrs. James Callahan of Chicago. Her husband passed away in June of 1941. The body rests at the Dohsrty home until Friday morning. NEARBY NEWS LOCAL HARDWARE . TORE y _ . .. . Swill also be present members of the us8 cJt in the nrart behind his • McHen Each year, through the sealous > Advisorv Board of Livestock Commis- D • « ! garage Denind nis paring for spring work of 4-H Hub Ittdtm and mem-' . v,sory ° "jesioca commis home in Schaumberg township, C,t * wont oi e-M ciud leaaers ana mem- 810ners, an agency that was created March 6 Cook cnuntv hiirhwav no bers, the organization has continued kv tue i-,t ieeisiature to Dass unon i-' u • . county mgnway po to rrow With thia in mind we i j legislature u> pass upon j,ce who mvestigated, said that the grow. witn ims in mina we iand approve all rules and regulations motor was runnine and a hose from can readily see that a "home" for|for the administration of the Illinois -° ° - a . ruPTng ?n^ a .hos,? lrom the various clubs has become almost; statutes. a necessity. | • ! GREENWOOD CHURCH ENTIRE COUNTRY MOURNS WILL RECEIVE NEW I MEMBERS MARCH 17 DEATH OF DR. C. F. READ ^ „ g--_ t, Th# Crusaiw For Chnst tion conducted during the exhaust siphoned the deadly carbon monoxide fumes into the closed i interior of the auto. soanee is provided. Thus, there will the "army ^oUowi'ng a ninety-day fur- Sast River Road Pinochle Club--Mrs. be np delay in getting sugar to home iou«h spent at the home at his par- j E. R. Sutton. cannfers, as there would be if con- ents here. Lady Foresters--Election of Officers. Services will be held this (Thurs- the churches o hmmers were required to wait upon! . I March 17 day) afternoon in Elgin for Dr. ?* Greenwood, ha* Individual approval of applicants. | Adrian Snodgrass, carpenter's mate I St. Patrick's Party--St. Patrick's Charles F. Read, 69, superintendent 1®r&* number of ____ ^ - ! third class, of Island Lake, has re- Church Hall. Sponsored by Altar j of Elgin State hospital lor the past these communi TEN MEN LISTED ceived his discharge from the navy. and Rosary Sodality. (fifteen and one-half years. He was March 17,, at the M IN MARCH CALL 1 March 18 OF BOARD ONE • lend. * !_ .. March '19 _ ;He died in his aimrtement in the Not only McHenry ladies are peeing with new finery, local business houses are getting all dressed up for the new season. Among these is AltbofTs Hardware store in West McHenry, which began work about the middle of January. A new stairway to the base- | DESIGNS j™** HAT S of the ^"re, SS, SL S James Fugette's fellow workers the basement formerly usedas a tin ?t rii1" , G' uH7/h l p,*n.t shop is now being wed for steel in Libertyville should be elated. Uwn andgarden tools. A ii vUita cont/l l butJ°n» of .scrap light- new tin shop wiU te installed in the '1st wllks wTht meH to de«Kn near futu" will bo a roem 40 ood and * '°Tanw"» Vh,cf b* 60 'eet. The exact location of a priz.? ^ •Jiat J sJy,e contest h£ld re" this has not been determined as yet. a cently m Mundelein. --- At preSent, the rear of the basement REGAINS HEARING .ih°w^„,h th«'h tiS'.kop b nml « in to both fejtt Sunday, Board Number Two has ordered 10 eunty men to be inducted for the lonth of March -- , * Worship A miraculous operation which re- tireiv from the nationally recognizcd for outstanding Service which will be Tield at 10:30 .u. rrom tne Dasemnt the whole John Doherty of Great Lakes vis- Farmers Meeting--High School. (contributions to the science of treat- oc'ock """* ~ ited his wife wad parents last week- Legion Auxiliary Pot-Luck Supper, ment and care of the mentally ill. "sua! "me, a targe group oi mem- 11st wetk in Chicago. Jean, who lost avaUabie „ apartement ^'ll ^be welc°med a"^<*ved 79 ^ CCnt of her hearin? ten years ^." front half of the rarular ton Fox River Valley Camp, R. N. A.-- hospital at 6 o'clock Monday morn- ^ Communion and ip^loA^hip aj?0 after illness caused by scarlet part will then be used to^snlav Pot-Luck Supper. . ling, March 11, 1946, following a °f Greenwood church The Pas'"'- ----- - • • • • Part w,» tnen ««« display ~ -- - - - be assisted ecrlovcicke winhsitceha dw ilolf be1 1h eold'c loactk 10t:h30e stored« tShe hheeaarriinngg oofr JJeeaann HHeellffvvoogett., il o^er flIo or wi.l.fl rb*e Su€mserdJ l fo"»r e diwspnloalye ciocK, instead oi 11 o ciock, tne jg Gf Barnng'on, was performed nurooses where onlv a half i* now sual time, a large group of mem- Hst wetk in Chicago. Jean who lost ^aKble a half is now JteSGSj P€I f.cent hea^K ten y6,lrS The front half of th xur me The fourth of the five sons of lira. Pot-Luck Supper. . ling, March 11, 1946, following a Greenwood church. The Pastor feVcr, could hear street noises and jor^ appliarfces^-Pl^co40 Norge* ™nd Thi, is th. Ant Ann, Miller to .err. durin,. the ».r River»ifw Cmp. R. N. A.-Ewl« |..v^ h..rt .ei™r, . w«k pr,»iou,.: Faerie B.!i! The oStCtabl."^'Ste'T °J•«* Vallejr |ot^ tadiSSull to 5^ S,*"e.S ~ Per- gas. This hardw such call in many weeks. One Mc- has been discharged^ HeJs Jerome, Henry man is listed. McHenry: DAROLD E. THOMAS Harvard: JACK R. HAFFNER WILLIAM E. KOLLS THOMAS C. BRADY RICHARD H. FOREP who arriveda home l_a stn .wL eek. The i Birthday dPa rhtyf --i F«o> x \Rr ivier RICHARD C. POLNOW CHARLES A. JOHNSON ROY E. SANDERS Woodstock: v WARREN H. KELL* Capron: FRANCIS J. FERRY youngest of the five, Bob, was in- j Camp, R. N. A.-R. N. A. Hall- hospital on the natfonV psychuS ^L^r^ J.1!-' »Lh0,),«rlgiV® ducted a short time ago. i 6:30 p.m. _ jmap. He had sponsored a vast goth Greenwood and Ringwood are "J'ti,*" j;-*" pan oi L«Ke county wi Three brothJw. S. ^ SS =5 iLSZ lSZ f &JS?- j .Sff , . , . . ^ , ,e.r" hardware store serves formed on her right ear and the McHenry county and the western surgo-y ^consisted^ in removing^part part of Lake county with dri-gas. t. received a the balcony wall paper has been SEEKS COMMISSION E. M. Phillips, Woodstock realtor. Is seeking $1,000 as commission for sale of farm property, according to a hill filed in circuit court the last of the week by Atty. Arthur E. .Waite - against Erling A. Clemetsen. The bill relates that after continuous effort in representing, advertising and showing the property, Mr. Phillips was contacted by Irving S. Ettinger to show the real estate, and he made an offer of $20,000. The bill continues that Mr. Phillips communicated with the defendant but the defendant refused the offer. Subsequent to the offer by Mr. Ettinger and rejection by the defendant, the plaintiff was informed and the records show that the defendant conveyed the above property to Mr. Ettinger and according to the bill the plaintiff beleives the sum of the sale Was $20,000. The bill continues that the defendant promised the •laintiff $1,000 representing 5 percent of the sale price but has jir paid the ammount. Jwd and Kennetn--aroppeo ing collected and contributed writings CRYSTAL LAKE LAD [greatly enlarged" spacious in our office for a brief visit last Neighborhood Club--Mrs. C._ Duker.; upon all phases of the psychiatric the onnortunifv of hearincr him To TISFR MATT PA1? PrtB |office has also been installed!^ week. The former is at present March 27 j science have been widely circulated ti,nM L j„_- • _ (l MAXL» CAR fOR .. As soon as glass is available in on furlough prior to receiving his Farmers Meeting. _____--jjn the profession and are regarded Baptism will be administered at this 10-MILE TRIP HOME ;large enough quantities, a new mod; release, and the latter two have been • April t* os fundamental contributions to later At the Recention of Mem- ern Kawne€r ^ont will be installed,* civilians for only a short time. Mothers Club. ? •v bers in Ringwood church at the Horace Schwalger, 22, of Crys- ^ ** f m£n]? °f- glms*\? l.^U« ^ i?l°" ' th^d»y Ri^';» ^ «• N. A^-PuMIc Elgm D, &d SSiS SjSi wherT^tt^ ramM ime «« «"•' * °P0»iWe'«rt- Will go leased. to Great Lakes to be re- Births TEN-WEEK SERIES OF EVENING CLASSES END , Chicago gav« finest laboratories in existence in c^ar?e" Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thsien of Johnsburg are the parents of a for sorre means of transportation. , T preapn.1 lJle na™^w »«>" , , rr , . . An informal Reception-Social at Schwalger walked out U. S. routo ^Z.W° ihis field. He was aUo mainly re- which Greenwood's ne& members will 14 and tried to hi ch-hike but & ^ l three more wi sponsible for the introduction of ^ the guests, and to which the gen- ^a* unsuccessful. He trudged alor ? hisuhn shock therapy at Elgin, a erai public is very cordially invited, until he came to She Dining Car!.J*cH?nry ,notesJnth, P1?""™ method of treatment for victims of wil, gc Kiven at Greenwood church roadhouso whrre he saw a parko.l expanslon ^ another local bust .'del? *JSS5 rn,&M*„SLii7„' it'J. Stkhe »V^^»d?3£SIVAM«RV PROORA* U,.rk .en*, .f .r™ n«„. of Dr: Otarta Reul 1. ^rS .^d SU-Sy. " * wW.. Seh~.«r knew it WAS 0FFIE*D BY for farmers being held at Harrison, well known to most people in this j but the truck happened to be a U. S. mail truck. Clarence Grubb,' Another fine musical rnfartainnwat 304 E. Locust st., and Robert Hoi- was enjoyed last Sunday evening royd, 911 Union ave., both of Belvi- when the high school presented This week marks the end of the value. Johnsburg and Clemens schools, area and many have" become per However, there will be two more sonally acquainted with him. His i combined meetings at.the local high passing will be a great loss to his! school. | many friends and professional asso- Dr. P. -D. Beamer will speak Mon-1 ciates. I day evening, March 18, talking "n i f t t t t l l t l t H III tt > l j I a ill i ! mastitis control. Since he has spent j the last two years working with! AltMlIMT fhp Sia*k - i farmers trying to rid their herds ofi AlHUllg L ^ ^ this disease, he should have some j ' very practical suggestions. «••••••••••••••••••••• 04444 , The last meeting will be held on' HJUNOIS VETERANS COMMIS not could not be definitely learned^ HIGH SCHOOL BAND dere, had stopped in the Dining Car its annual concert. Many members for a sandwich. A pouch containing of this l^rge organisation are still first class mail was in the machine, in the lower grades which would in- S S" When Grubb and Holroyd saw the dicate that the band will show steady A truck pull away. they, enlisted the progress during the next few years. * aid of Arthur Green, proprietor of: Ercell Lock acted as narrator for " • ^ v 'the roadhouse, and he got his car several of the novelty numbers on Mrs. Allen Waener of Rinirwood :„Z*IJS? to pursue the thief. the program. These included "Zom- - • nounce the birth of a son, born last!8Pends hi? time appearing at such Joseph Pesz of Route 2 has been ^arsre of larcenv before Charles A surprise treat was the Thursday, March 7, at the Woods ock hospital. The Howards have t MILK PRICES one other child, a son, Ronald, Class prices for milk delivered j years old. during February, 1946, for the Chi- J Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hughes _ cago milk marketing area were an-J Route 2 are the parents of a daugh- | There have been more than fifty frounced last week by A. M. Cole- ter, born at St. Joseph's hospital, larmers enrolled in these classes hank, administrator of Federal Or der 41. These prices are $3,408 per hundredweight (7.4c per quart) for Class I ^nilk, $3,028 for Class II milk. $2,708 for Class III milk and $2,527 for Class IV milk. Prices for milk in Ctasses I, II and III are 3.«- higher than prices for December, 1946 deliveries; The Class IV price |i the same as last month. Order your rubber stamps at tho Jftalndealer. Elgin, on Sunday evening, V. i s hospi , March finrd to Sherman hospital, Elgin Mrs. Harriet Brown Fasse 10. Attendance has been very regular. \ Waukegan has been a medical patient Pt Woo 'stock. Ill request ,cor «ie treatment to tne fr^ thp f(rmv tW month% ago,; the audience, of Service Offi™ r' W?llUm R. Cairns £1L '^L! ^Wt^S ^ JOINS SORORITY Joan Reihansperger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Reihansperger, 306 Waukegan street. West McHenry, was one of seventeen young wo- _ men to be initisted into the Delta j communities, which is the main basis Delta Delta sororitv at Befcnt col- of a true democracy. We have three tt is sincerely believed that when group of individuals carrying on the .same vocation meet and discuss ways of improving their vocation we have one of the best examples of true neighborlrness and co-operative at St. Therese hospital. Block wiH assist all veterans in filing these and any other papers relating ,, , ities and may face m the Murphy .clwWege during recent ceremonies. Joan, a member of the sophomore class, was a candidate for the hon queen last fall. such communities dose to McHenry. Donald Tonyan is a new employee in Bolger*s drug stofe. PURCHASES BUSINESS to out-natient or other benefits due *»ora nas oeen tnat fuel »w" sowists use George Waspi of Spring Grove has {hem oenents aue ^^^^ C(>Trrmem. Cnmmission haS 1 eram, Frances Barter pqaphased the barber business of " ; ' " ' P Olsen on Riverside Drive. j CARRIAGE JJGENSE8 Mrs. Paul Yanda left this (Thurs-, ' ---- «, day) morning for Winnebago, Minn., Leonard Felcman and Marion where she will spend two weeks vis- Richards, both McHenry. iting her parents, lit1, and Mrsil Robert Ritchie. f Soad the Want Ads government j cult selections were "Tales From Vienna Woods" by Strauss HEARING ON BUS LINE {'Bronte Eagle" overture. Word has been received that the I Two soloists were also on the Carol set March 26th, 10 a.m.. as the dste; Harrison, who played « *ub« and j for hearing on application for pro- '« trombone solo respectively. Thalr ! nosed -bus line submitted by The, excellent performances were «»afl> - W. A. F. Transportation Company, j enjoyed. - ^ A. Hearing "Will be held in the Illinois 1 R- Yanda directs both tho iCommerce Commission Office, 19th band and,orchestra. 'floor, 160 North IaSalle St, Chi- ^ ^ mam