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Fift*m nAtmtiMAhm* »IM> I pcCaltaiLalM Oa Parade Hi »I >>••••»••• MKMUKU Lake for By "Yardatfek" <Jreetingsi,, Folks: • I • ^ 5 This weeks headlines- . Jerry and Betty Cermak, return Bom tour of the West. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frits, Sr., 'Atomic choose McCuIlom honeymoon. Screwy Dozens huge suoeoss. McCuIlom Lake Community elects new officers. Mrs. Gertrude Makofske becomes Grandma. Mr. and Mrs. Helgf Davidson celebrate 19th wedding anniversary. McCuIlom Lake residents mourn passing of Mrs. Elsie Goehke. Wildcats beat Vets., etc. their cation, touring the great West. The | Lake i folks took in the sights from Al- 4*1^ Burt" * I berta, Canada, to Tijuana, Mexico, „i_v i and on returning asserted that there club is no place like good old McCuIlom Lake. Jerry and Betty sent their many friends here cards and letters from the many interesting spots enroute which were appreciated and enjoyed. We, too, join them in their chorus of "Welcome home Jerry and Betty!" "DAN" DANIELS LAXE SHORE CLUB , . ~ .. /. ... nr. ana an. ai aotow irere www i ™ 'the past weekend to those two relast Saturday from a two weeks •*jcent newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. -- -- -- i i - < -- • -- F r i t s , S r . , o f C h i c a g o . T h e Z o v o d a s * I beautiful Shan-Gri-La on Orchard Drive provided every advantage to keep the young couple in a romantic mood during their short stay here. v ? V - V ; * N o w S e r v i n g : V - ' • * . * ^ ' ; DELICIOUS STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN SHEtMP AND SANDWICHES Tine Liquors and of course 4 'Dan" at the Bob Dorn, Mgr. ^^ne McHenry 667-J-l MCHENRY SIGN SERVICE • PHONE *.4 440-R OUTDOOR SIGNS -- SHO-CARDS ' Truck Lettering a Specialty iss. Window Lettering o • . , -- . : prompt Service -- Reasonable Prices :. H. REESE Fox Street ikr- - ' rt". : ft£ " The eonmittee of the ladies' Hullabaloo Day wish to thank the following merchants and friends for their generous donations and kind assistance which helped to make the day a success: . AGATHA SHOP ALBERT BARBIAN ALTHOPF'S HDWE. BARBIAN BROTHERS GROCERY - . POLGER'S DRUG STORE BRIDGE TAVERN H. E. BUCH & SON "BOB" CONWAY " CAREY ELECTRIC SHOP CRYSTAL LODGE MARIE DIEDRICH "POP" PENSKE ^ FRED HEIDE JACOB JUSTEN SONS PETER M. JUSTEN CHARLES LASCH LOCAL CLEANERS McGEE'S McHENRY TOWN CLUB HAROLD F. MILLER R. J. MILLER MI PLACE E. H. NICKELS HARDWARE BETTY NIELSEN PARK PUB PA'S TAVERN RIVERSIDE BAKE SHOP SHERIDAN LIQUOR OF WAUKEGAN ART SMITH GROCERY STANDARD WOOD PRODUCTS OF DUNDEE-- STILLING'S GIFT STUDIO J. VYCITAL HARDWARE WATTLES DRUG STORE WILSON RADIO SERVICE MARIE YEGGE _ HARRY ZIMMERMAN 1 The Screwy Dozen's "A,tomic Bust" ! held at Honrs Corners last Saturday and Sunday evenings was a huge success, according to Otto Pyritz, I the club's entertainment chairman. ! For weeks the members of his com«- ! mittee have been planning this huge • "Bust" under the watchful guidance ! of President Pro-femp Len Jensen, i Last Saturday at exactly 8 a.m., , things began to happen at Horn's > Park. McCuIlom Lake's lettuce man, i George Baumbeck, and his truck load of lumber donated for the oci casion by McHenry's "Just for Fun" ' skating rink, led the parade, followed bv no less than twenty of the Screwy , Dozen's best appeared on the scene and in three hours flat the stage was i set for the much heralded "Atomic ; Bust." Electrician Lee Stewdo and i Ed Walton, in charge oi the conj struction work, kept their crews {jumping every minute of those three hours. Barney Graff was assigned 1 to the job of chief tonsil lubricator. He, too, did his job well. | At 8 'u.m., Otto Pyritz rang the huge bell provided by Roy and Al of j Roy-Al Inn and things began to happen. The many prizes donated by the merchants of McHenry and McCuIlom Lake made a very attractive display. Frank Holmes of McHenry went home with enough weiners that if laid end to end would reach from McCuIlom Lake to Johnsburg. At 10:30 the Screwy Dozen entertained the crowds with a gigantic floor show, starring Screwettes and those two screwballs, Jensen and Baumbeck, whose hilarious acts kept the folks in stitches. President Jerry Cermak, speaking for the Screwy Dozen expressed their gratitude to the merchants of McHenry and McCuIlom Lake and to all members of the committee for their donations of merchandise and efforts which made this year's "Atomic Bust" such a huge success. dub held on new officers die affairs, of this progressive' orgmizstibn. Mr. Kantonid rfplaced iftlliam F. Bailey as preaident, Jack Gregory was elected to tl» once of vice-preeident and Mies Mary Huff, secretary. Mrs. Braun, who did auch a fine job as treasurer' for two years was re- We wish this new adminevery success in their new jobs. McCuIlom Lake now boaata of three fine organisations, the Property Owners aaaociation, McCuIlom Lake Community club and the Screwy Dozen Social club. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Waldock are the proud parents of a 6Vi-lb. girl, born at the Belmont hospital in Chk - - istratkm cane to make rum and ^drink ram to raise cane. UAR: A ma* who 1MS no tion between his imagination and Ma facts. Our thought for the week--^Depend on the rabbit's foot if yon wish, bmt remember, it didn't work for the rabbit." ADIOS. Chicago, at 8 . August 29. There was a happy smile on Grandma Gertrude Mafcofske's. face as she relayed the news to us. The little lady's name will be Sandra Lee. Congratulations and wishes for many repetitions of this happy event to all of you from your correspondent. Congratulations are also in order to Mr. and Mrs. Helge Davidson. This young couple celebrated their nineteenth wedding anniversary last Tuesday. < STATE OF ILLINOIS County of McHenry, ss. . In the Circuit Court SAMUEL A. MAXWELL, Plaintiff, vs. JANET H. MAXWELL, Defendant. COMPLAINT IN CHANCERY FOR DIVORCE No. 30768 Affidavit showing that the defendant JANET H, MAXWELLf resides outside of the State of Illinois; that her residence and post .office address W MM WW hereby givei MAXWELL, is as follows: Janet H. Maxwell, 211 ith 17th Avenue East, Duluth, in the office of of this court, notfef 'fa OarafKe, to s3d JANET H. defendant, that the plaintiff fen the abefea. tnttcfad cause filed his comprint in said cause on the 80th • that said undetermined in said court, and that you, the said JANET H, MAXWELL, defendant, must file Address; ined your •pMiiKiic6 Wore the First n the mowlli of awl in the event you default may ha entered you< Plaintiff's Attorney and Dim A. Wicks Main Street Woodstock, IWnois LESTER EDINGSR, Clerk of said Co (Pub. September 6-12-1®) Natfaa's About 10,000 tana of jte required in 1018 to dhoe Dm horses and mulea. neigh i sadd At a meeting of the McCuIlom 1 of the Goehke family were saddened by the death of Mrs. Elsie Goehke at the Victory Memorial hospital in WaUkegan last Monday morning. Mrs. Goehke had been confined to her bed at the above hospital for the past month suffering with a blood infection. Our deepest sympathy to the Goehke family. J Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of Orchard Drive became grandparents on August 17 when a 10-pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Myers at the Lying-in hospital in Chicago. The new daughters name will be Judy Carrol. Mrs. John Fox, wife of Major John Fox of the Army Air Corps, now stationed in Munich, Germany, will join her husband abroad within the next month. Mr. and Mrs. George Lisenby spent last Sunday in Mt. Vernon, 111., visiting MrS. Lisenby's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freisinger had as weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freisinger, their children, Billie Elaine, Kenny and Eleonore, all of Chicago. The Werner Beaanis had as quests the past weekend their son, John Weber, who has recently been discharged after three years service in the Pacific and Mr. Biseo of Chicago. Miss Astrid Johnson's sewing circle met at her home last Thursday. Francis Eastlund and Virginia Johnson were among the many gals who were busily engaged putting the fir-] iBhing touches to a baby afghan.1 The girls enjoyed the cookies and milk served by their gracious hostess. What the heck is a baby afghan? ABDOMINAL SUPPORT** Sergiesl leHs DhmmA «f people an dally Itsrslm Iww to oMweeSeF w* " wmHuq witty ill Ml comfort Abdominal Si a iBidil (mm il amBAiflar had lor «--v*nr s•bd *n iWh SZ* h«: ebeiHr,. MtanHf, hIIm Swwdi, port wmHw, ncro RIk, etc. TImm wpportya iMMAn to mUd« Our iWwi win flsdly JwiomIiiw Mm wHow I»m «r Ab* domliMl iupjafttft, ImMm flw mK anted NON4KID rtwc alwIlsiHe H»- slarv. NON4KIO SM Pad Ikwm. SkaiMar SracM. QaalHy, Ma fcwI--Mta, Mm IwmI. Bolter's Drug Store Green Street McHenry m Attention Car Owners ^ We Wish, to antipmio that in addition to our other iirvice, we now have a new department. Have a complete stock of. . OSNERATORS . . . STARTJERS . . . DISTRIBUTORS FUEL PUMPS . . . IGNITION PARTS We rewind and build them to factory specifications! We are a little off the beaten path, but will guarantee you prompt and satisfactory servida.v . Gall on us and see'..! ;• ' 7 and Dealer trade invited Sales & Service •w Pred J. Svoboda Lilymoor, Box 416, McHenry, 111, Tel 615-W-2 directions: Turn south from Route 120 at Lily Lake School, turn left at third road (leading to lake), second building from Center avenue. Now tiiire** no excuse for putting up with dull, dirty carpeting! No longer need At a gay lawnparty last Thursday I afternoon Mrs. William Smith fettter-j tained Wm. Sullivan, Miss Therese Sterling, Miss Patty Shortall, Miss Kaylin Twohic and Mrs. Sterling of Chicago. Their Detroit guests were' Mrs. Donahue, her daughter, Patsy, and Tony, Suzanne and Billy Elliott. McCuIlom Lake w«s represented by Mrs. Frank Fogerty, her son, John, and daughter, Irene. Mrs. Clara Boehn of Germantown had as weekenders, Don Peeters and the lovely Billie Francis Trunkey, Don's fiancee, of Mt. Prospect, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schmitt and family left McCuIlom Lake last Tuesday to establish a home at Friendship. Wis., where the Schmitts recently purchased a farm. It is with deep sorrow that we report the sudden death of Rov A. Brown, who died on August 21 at you pay for having it taken | the West Lake hospital in Melrose up and re-laid -- nor suffer ?ark- fol!owin* a heart .attack. The from cold, bare, noisy floors. We come to your home with our portable equipment and thoroughly shampoo your carpeting. Our system restores the bright color and soft "feel," and removes the embedded grit that wrecks carpets. Carpeting cleaned in the morning is ready to use by afternoon of the same day. Phone for prices! C. M- N1ESEN ^ Floor Covering, Linoleum, ni* Carpets Phone 491-M or 68 523 Main St. Located at Peter M. Justen Furniture Stare Browns have spent their vacations at McCuIlom Lake for the past eleven years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. tferniece Brown, two sons, Roy Allen and Donald, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Margreth, and a sister, Miss Phoebe Brown. Last Saturday night was a gay one at the Bill Rocnelles. The occasion was a dual birthday celebration. It was Bill's 93rd and Helge Davidson's 103rd. Among the celebrants were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kent of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cairns of McHenry. The Wildcats scored another victory over our Vets in list Sundays game at McDonalds Field. As usual Don Doolin was on the mound for the Wildcats while the Vets used two pitchers, Chuck Ingersol and Ralph Trigin, with Bob Struck on the receiving end. The score 20 to 4 in favor of the Wildcats. I: Bob's and Shorty's Tire Shop -- NOTHING TOO BIG OK TOO SMALL IN TISE 8KKVICX Car Tires ------ Call McHenry 460 FOR tractor Tires - Truck Tires - Jeep Service MOBIL OIL -- RECAPPING -- VULCANIZING -- MOBIL GAS GREASINd -- WASHING -- OIL DRAINf Rapid Service With a Smile} i Located On Routes 120 and 31 ry at McDonald's Grill is the latest inovation at that night spot and it ia a riot, take it from us. Pfc. Jack Sales of the Army Air Force, ^stationed at Marhsall Field, Kas., is spending his 10-day leave with his parents, the Lee Sales. Weicome home, Jack! The Lee Sawdo family returned home last Friday, after enjoying week's fishing trip with Joe and Libby Horn at Sturgeon Bay, Wis. The Sawdos Friday supper menu included a can of sardines. You take it from there. The George Harkers' weekend «uests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard IThyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kreiling and familv, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kuehnle, all of Chicago. George Harker, McCuIlom Lake's famed nsherman, waa bested by Ben Gates in last Sundayl Ashing ex pedition to Long Lake. Len Jensen, like our George, came home em: handed. Stick to McCuIlom George, and have better luck. ;e, Congratulations Mrs. Millie Rochelle and her MFen' Nelson, the grand old man of Orcn ard Drive, on their birthday anniversaries, September 4. It was "Pop's" 83rd and Millie's 23rd. Husli, Hash Leo Blake, the new papa passed out one cigar last Sunday. His argument-- one baby, one cigar. The guy has something there. We hear Ray Deskis is sparking a new flame these days. We wonder what became of Betty? Medicine Man Klem Wirfs treated Barber Irwin Schmidt's' little girl. Marilyn's, ear ache jby blowing smoke into her ear. The pain left lier ear but settled in her ankle. The" poo gal is now on' crutches while Klem (ooks up some new medicine. DaffyniUooa OPTIMIST: A. person who bor rows money to buy a pocketbook. CUBA: A place where they raise IMPORTANT NOTICE , Only properly registered electors may vote in the General Election to be held November 5, 1946, as provided by ihe Permanent Registration of Electors . Law of Illinois. " j •"7~:•.?" * - The provision allowing a non-registered voter to be registered on the day of election IS NO LONGER IN FOR 0E AND EFFECT. •' VOTERS who will be TWENTY-ONE' YEARS OF AGE on or before election day, November 5,1946, MUST REGISTER FOR VOTING on or before October 8, 1946. REGISTERED VOTfiBS who have CHANGED THEIR NAME BY MARRIAGE^ or otherwise at least 28 days before election, must register anew on or before October 8, 1946. REGISTERED VOTERS who have MOVED FROM ONE PRECINCf TO ANOTHER within the County since last registering MUST APPEAL before the County Clerk orjhe proper registration officer and sign an application fqf change of residence, 'Stating the old and new address, on or before October SjF 1946. v VOTERS who are REGISTERED IN ANOTHER COUNTY and aii now residents of McHenry Coutitx My$T in McHenry Comity on cflf before October 8, 1946L Properly Registered JVoters Bo "Rot Have To Re-register To qualify for registration you must be a citizen of the United Stately of the age of 21 or over on the date of the niext election November 5, 1946, and on the date of said election you must have a residence of one year in the State of Illinois, 90 days in McHenry County and 30 days in the precinct or district in which you live. For the convenience of the voters, the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County has provided two days of precinct registration at the regular polling place in your precinct, said days being September 21, 1946 and October 8, 1946. Said registration place in your precinct will be open for the purpose* of registration, change of address, etc., from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (D. S. T.) oil each of said days. • The County Clerk's office at Woodstock is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p. m. (D. S. T.), except Saturdays tf§d on Saturday is open from 8:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. (D. S. T.), and any elector can register at said office up to and including October 7, 1946. i ^ For. your convenience, any one of the following Special Deputy County Clerks and Deputy Registration Officers will register you or take care of., your registration in the community in which yon live up to and including October 7, 1946, to-wit: • ,-OLLIE B. NELSON, RILEY,, . * MRS. HAROLD HYDE, N. STATEST., MARENGO MRS. ANNA E. PHILLIPS, DUNHAM MRS. LEONA B. WISE, 203 & AYES S T . , HARVARD --_--; , MRS. MARION E. LONG, ALDEN MRS. MAMIE TORNOW, HA^y^g, W. ANDREWS, SENECA w. c. NULLE, UNION < ;; WALTER REED, RIDGEFIELD' MRS. ARLYNE PAASKE, HEBRON ARTHUR R ANDERSON, RICHMONll^ J. G. WAGNER, SPRING GROVE ALBERT KRAUSE, McHENRY V HARRY C. SHALES, CRYST'L LAKE ZERN W. LUSTED, ALGONQUIN FOY L. MENTCH, CARY ERVIN LeGROS, FOX RIVR GROVK MRS. MARGARET E. DWYER, FRANK N. NAGEL, FOX RIVER TOOTLEY ' GROVE Only McHenry County electors who are property registered in the precinct of their residence will be able to vote November 5f 1946, on the following issues: ~ FOR THE ELECTION OF NATIONAL, STATE AND COUNTY OF* FICERS; THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION 2 of ARTICLE XIV OF THE CONSTITUTION OF ILLINOIS: , PPE PROPOSED ILLINOIS SOLDIERS^ AND SAILORS' BONUS BILL. rHj Soldiers, Sailors and military personnel- discharged more than 60 da; fore the date of the next election November 5th, 1946, must register on or re October 8, 1946, to vote at said election. Please take care of your voting registration so that you Will be able toarote on these important issues at the coming election, November 5, 1946. ^ RAYMOND D. WOODS County Clerk, McHenry County, Illinois..