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In addition to this very interesting report, there is also information regarding the contributions made by our own community in winning the war. The report, sponsored locally by the VFW, contains a section in which there is a history of the post and also the Auxiliary. There are pictures of the officers of both organizations and an Honor Roll containing the names of One accident on the highway was reported in this vicinity over the weekend, causing injuries to a local VALID DATE FOR HE SUGAR STAM Coupon, Good For Pounds, Coven Home Canning, Regular Use April 1 has been a date checked on the calendars of many housewives, • vestigated, reported that, Kenro f°r. it is then that another stamp in • skidded on the ice and collided v those" from this! ration book 4 becomes good for ten < the other car which was approa m ORACB KEHHXLLT JKJtTKXD OH SUNDAY ' IN AUTO ACCIDENT Grace Kmaelly of McHenry way bruised on the chest and back on Sunday evening when the auto- „ mobile in which she was riding with! her husband, Edward, and a car < driven by -Jerome B. Steinbach of McCuIlom Lake, collided near VoloJ William B. Worden and Stanley' Weidman, state patrolmen who , in- SCHOOL SURVE COMMITTEE TO MAKE REPORT FORMER RESIDENT IS NOW EXCELLENT RESORT GUIDE tttle more than a week after he was | community who served during thel Poun.ds oi sugar to cover both home; ing from the opposite direction. »ken ill. ( war. Another page is in memory of canning and regular home use. The 11-- r- These pictures and several more, taken during a fishing trip in Wis-' consin last fall were sent recently to Lester Bacon by Darwin Granger,! a former resident who resides at: HayWard, Wis. Mr. Bacon visited the Grangers in the autumn and en-1 joyed several days of fishing and! hunting in this beautiful wooded section. i Old friends here will be interested, n.«.i s» >to learn that of their large family,1 mw achoow »n McHenry onjy and Mrs. Granger and their nty will likely undergo changes J a*n COUNTY ASSESSES TAX VALUATION < > -- -•4 IS Public Will Acl On Suggestions Of £ Group Early In '48 JD Substantial Increase Under Butler 100 Per Cent Assessment Law 'I Early last -fall the Plaindealer of- j the men from McHenry and vicinity; ^nouncement was rnade recently by fered congratulations to Mr. Bohr on i who made the supreme sacrifice dur-1 ^afcnel G. Garro, chief of the Chihis eighUeth birthday anniversary, i jn? World WarH. Names of local sugar mUomng branch office, -He was one of our youngest octo- businessmen who helped make the 91 o? announced midnight, gen&rians mentally and physically, printing of these books possible are March 31, as the last day that He kept informed on both local and also listed. ^ i spare stamp 53 in the same ration national happenings and was always ~ BEAUTirmk HEW ORGAN INSTALLED One of the loveliest pictures is ^ook will be valid. The number of that of the American Legion Honor, the new stamp will be announced at Roll, which is one of the most at- a l*ter date. tractive to be found anywhere. ' t -9Vi? P°inte<* ou} that it was People interested in purchasing »*> avoid the expense of pnnting and | oks are asked to contaet Volney! ^"buting new sugar ration books j Rm.n th* Pvi.« MarVpt that all stamps made valid A-pril 1: TW« teat coum in ac^ninistration in the future as the result of findings of the county survey committee, now functioning. Locally it may mean that more of the rural schools in this area will be consolidated into one central district, to provide improved educational facilities for all. For the complete story one must Kback four years when the state jislature appointed a county survey books _ . _ ....... ; (Bud) Brown at the Pties Market. RECENT PROCLAMATION CURTAILS CERTAIN BENEFITS OF VETS For the lovers of organ music, "Dan" Daniels, wtoo heads the Lake, . - . ... v Shore Club on Route '*20 at Lily committee for the purpose of study- Lake, announces the purchase of the1 problems in the various rural Vibrato Model Hammond Elec-! districts and making recommenda- | tions for correcting these non-edaca-, beautiful new instrument, prod. tional built districts. and thereafter will be good for tenjuct of the latest aad most advanced tlT'uie^'heit *^of *its r a t h e r t h a n l i v e , p o u n d s s t u d y i n t h e m a n u f a c t u r e o f e l e c - , J J ^ t w m J S 2 ^mentt wh°ich Thas wcamke o St ofS theS . . F a S e ^ l ^ i n ^ a t n o actj0n taken on existing condiive, po He also pointed out that after i 81TPJ3J* act.on was taken on existing condli *1" ureT!n. ? r^tlon 4' o1l ^ tions, many of them deplorable, which which about twenty million copies e^ yj»rs- I« brought to light in the report. have been issued nationally. some slight changes nave been made „ . „ which tend to baa«tify the console i Re-organise Committee Mid speaker eiW|lj[; -the solid wal- Two years ago the legislature Vut artfally carved, lend passed another bill re-organising the room or county survey committee, which was tone itself instructed to study and then give a >ur remaining stamps, at of five pounds each, are be four rei rate fta adsquate to proper Certain hospital, domiciliafy atid j "ine taMflts for veisrans w«re cur-1 the rai by PreeideBt Truinan^ re-1 not adi it pnwljuaaatioii Jj»ding hwtiliUes, with their pi . . orld War A, litry J. Pilaraki.l New itinerant contact representative of! w«n«®wiv»« the Veterans Administration who is nriuwi t_ Bt_, •s^rttTte1 ttSASB ftas fwm 8 a.m. until 12, noon, in the Piously announced, I has disdoeea. | waB j^ade necessary in order to avoid provide consumers ration," Garro said. Date somewhat sur- City HaR, Meat veterans' benefits, however,1^ , I>roble«ny<rf, hl^dli^ "toth ranam unaffectetL Pitaraki said., ^ arMj ten pound stamps at the T1J£® 9' A^ ' !^e V°- same time, according to Garro. He catioiml Rehabilitation Act and other, added all consumers at this GEORGE BOHR date have adequate opportunity to 53 before Its new themselves to any sort of •nrroundings; w the tc is where the great change accomplished. has been temporary report to the county by July 1, 1947. Tliis surve; In tone, the new Hammond has ^ being undertaken, will be red oil DARWIN GRANGER County Clerk Raymond D. Vooih this Week released figures which revealed that the total assessed valuation of McHenry county for 1946 was $157,576,036. These figures were under the new Butler lCC^ptfr*cen assessment law. f The total valuation in 1945 was $39,619,907. These figures were under the previous law and from comparison is can be seen the tremendous increase under the new law. McHenry county's equalization factor under the new law is 24, which means that the state department in accordance with the Btotler 100 per cent assessment law, found that the 1946 assessment valuation in McHenry county was only 24 per cent of its full value. Under the new law. County Clerk Woods, using the equalization factor. will multiply the assessed valuation by 4.1667 to bring the assessed valuation to 100 per cent. Provides For Reduction Since the Butler law nrovides for , a 50 per cent reduction in tax rates after the new equalisation factor has | been used, taxes in McHenry- county | will be affected ouly slightly, if at all. under the new law. ' Work on extending tax rates fe being held up throughout the state because of a test case on the new law which is now before the supreme court. No rates ere availab>e tn I 'laws for disabled veterans Medical care and burial allowances i non-service-connected cases are restricted to veterans who served in 7T7 . . . . | the armed forces between Pearl Har-|f rln"nin» will *l»~vafidated gbpular with neighbors and fnends ^ and 12 o'clock noon, Dec. 31. ^ -- conversationalist .iu« Veterans who enter military 52t?PJf^his year providing ^ugar mentioned •ey, now > . _ . _ discussed ; achieved distinetiwi in color and va-, by county residents in future months i riety m<Mt pleasfaMr to the ear; one to see if suggested revisions meet; Bruce, still reside in Hayward. I will on first hearing be immediately > with their approval. The final re-'othor m«mh»r« of th^ fnmilv have court-s_ nfl I're •vau»we m reminded of th.iBHt deluxe iMtion j port Wijlbc m»de' «o J«°. 1, 1M«. became scttered throuihout the mid- '^e C™,"t» c,erk W<>0,1• ^, c t t d on u j f t H e n r y • b o u t „ e , d , , he ^ • i'^i '.yy bf--' -J™1 •»*« «» <"~>»» <*•*>«•« tlu"' to?i?the H.)J!rd SSoSJmS- McH"'r> thlid with the future, no special stamps obo«8' which may improve educational i*- community as one of the ftne»t- FTiJn, of -«ii k. i . ciht»~ m this district Members of f0'r fishermen, and tourists hvtow^hiDs «l«tloaa ^ J^Tnu,U^ o™nk N? #i w» that area. His duties consist of Rjiev ^ sntioned are the «Uny effects com- presdent of Fox River Grove school teaching the amateur sports enthos-l v^nB-o' ^ 'fc*1* Geoi*e H^*-,8ecr®tary of iMta p^>per fishing tehnioue. as w^l'fwhim musette, the the elementary schools, Marengo; as to the nn m repre- which most abound wfoi these jouth, he moved farther west, wnere pnai or noma. Di;M increase during "1947, it!1?™? 01 ™u c»Mieara' or»a" »re|senUUv« Hughes, of the water ITsaW first hand the rigors of that Dependents of deceased veterans FR im™ibE tT stSe the total »" pntnt in this newest Woodst^k, preside) ' . sens of the nater. Wilderness in the days of the COT-:whose total service occurs after the • rr# ^ 8Ujrar ration or the contribution to musical instruments- school district 10; . #ed wagon. I cessation of hostilities and who die da£T on wWch kdditional sUmps «on. ^ ^ ^ " EJT "l ^orZl Mr. Bohr returned here in 1912 of wm-se^«*^»nnected ca u s e s, win he validated later in the year. JJr; the .board at McHenry and the riemen- j5ie^gieatest game^fSshfle' Dorr^0" McHenry and joined tiie Artificial; m*y r*c*ITg allowance if the , ventories to permit dealers adequate - " vide M an interesting conversationalist, j 1946, The deceased was born in Mich-1 service this year for the first time,; ^JlniJ^'andf^reiruiar home ntt.on to the B l^n in 18W and came to McHenry must have a ~^«»nected disa- ( OTiciiwnnounwthat while 7*™%.°* ^ iild, Still in his bilitv to be admitted to a VA hos- it is ee^jn that sugar sup- ^ *» ...4 «hen a small childi toimtor r** I Chemung 'i-1 AlHen .." Fsrtland K»nn»th Priotv i T*1® waters surrounding Hayward Seneca , known as some of Cor»l ... Stone company a year later, con tin-! ?r*t*r*n 'M there until his retirement in! the jwaa During the siunmer months,, Mr., 5^^ Bohr mucn of his time timing •; ^ L .f,' time discha: . diaaUl »°hr spent much ot nis ume nsT.mg The if ^ die8 ftom the old river bndge, where he hospital after having been Hecame a familiar sight to passersby.; Hi^.^ . Miurtmum huri to provide for increased sugar ... demands growing out of the raised i^*U®* value of stamps and the «*P^«ted higher consumer ration. The effective date and the amount of these inventory adjustments will be an- j incurred in line of tfwiiK-fc may also be in a VA rly im, the great crash | Ralph Ostrander, Woodstock, repre- wkiei. mo«f .1 mthedral organ are 8entative at large; Earl M. WW^s of the ent 1 Woodstock, president of consolidated ' (Uical Kenneth Cristy, . _^e, ! Ringwood, member of the high school 1JV*** IJSr1 Mw , '!}: preside at the board at McHenry and the elemen- countrya in wliole-'console and wiU continue to pre- tary board at Wonder Lake; Mrs. J. j g ."^C sugar in-1 •«"* bjs programs according to the R. Wells, Harvard, representative Mequate- reque^ of his audience. Iat large; Arthur Schutt. Harvard, ^ -n ' memberof the North Dunham school | "W »tt baord; James Fyle, Hartland, repre- wft2i u:, __ __„_i v w senUtive at laige, and John kemler,|{®" "h®_" I I 1 1 t> .1J UMPah I h»Ve ^"spent lifetimes at the oe-1 Algonqiin 4.2«».4«4 9.1S1J91 m.9W 1M87998 4.«1 Mm 6.«4.409 inutt mm between; ff»vron and are < Richmond ... To attain in I **>irton tm 6.720J9M 6^86,169 2.0MJK? The Bohrs celebrate^ their golden!""™^ 4,1150^^^ OOMINO E Wedding anniversary in May of 1941. Besides his widow he is survived -.fly a brother, Paul Bohr, of McHenry. The body rests at the Jacob Ju®-» , ?f;., r Ifen Sons funeral home until Satur- - ~ February IS * - day afternoon at 2 o'clock, when ser- | But River Road Pinochle Club--Mra. J " Albert Vales. Foresters Will Hold Open! Meeting On Tuesday, Feb. COURTHOUSE vices will be conducted, with the lo- «al Masonic order in charge. Alvin Steinadoerfer of C Meeting. February IS One of this commuity's young resi- Public Party--Sponsored by PTA-- teits, Alvin Steinsdoerfer, passed Parochial School HalL •way last Konday afternoon, Feb. 10, | . February It 1947, at the Harvard hospital. Mr.{VFW Special Meeting -- Parochial Steinsdoerfer, 31, a veteran of atei School Hail. last war, had not been in good February 18 health since his honorable discharge Catholic Order of Foresters--Open -- T« a year and a half ago, and three Meeting. ! Jam* I*UOIOrd initiated lA " ~ * Phi Delta Thete Fraternity ners school board. Ronald McCannon, county superintendent of schools, rves as secretary. Outline Systems At last week's meeting, the com- 4flf ^ Imitfeee outlined several types of sys-. i * FILES COUNTER CLAIM j tems which are proving popular i A |46,000 counter claim and an- throughout the country. Meeting There will be an open meeting of I swer to a complaint at law filed with greatest favor are the Dual the Catholic Order of Foresters on ! recently ,n circuit court by Edward and the Community Single Unit sys- Ttyesday evenii*, Feb. 18, at 8:30 F. Bessey and Grace I. Bessey, tem. o'clock in St. Mary's-St. Patrick's, Crystal Lake, against George A. Ar- in the Dual system the high school hall. A special feature will nold, Aurora, has been filed in cir- school districts would remain v*rbe the showing of a sound movie on;Cuit court by Atty. George D. Car- tually unchanged, and all inefficient I'Jfl:) (1946 Woiftd /Sori^ jbase^U b*ry» Elginj the law_ firm of rural schools would be united into I games. There is no I is invited to Lunch will 1 served at the close of the evening. charge attend. Eckert A and the public j Arnold. Eckert, on behalf of Mr. one large, system. efficient grade school # yeai - „ , , 'greeks ago entered the hospital for Fox River Valley Camp, R Jf. A.. ifttaajjoorr surgery. _ . | _ February 20 The deceased was born in McHenry W. S. Jan 17, 1916, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George Steinsdoerfer. He at-! tmded the local schools and early in' C. S. Febraarv 24 O. E. S. Meeting--Public Auction of Gifts. ^ I February 28 Immunisation Clinic--Grade School. March 16 Public The complaint as filed by the The Community Single Unit Sys- Besseys last fall alleged that Mr. tem, which is most post popular of Arnold took possession of property all types discussed to date, would owned by them (The Fiesta) east of unite grade and high schools into Crystal Lake Oct. 16, 1945. A down one school disrict, with one board of payment was made but the Besseys, education. All boundaries would be asserted Mr. Arnold defaulted in per- the same for both schools, with the fbrmance of a contract they had en- larger outlying districts maintaining been initiated into the Oklahoma tered into, so they notified him of an attendance unit for a few grades, chapter of Flii Delta Theta, men's termination of the contract and took 1 The very large Increase in local social fraternity at Oklahoma A A possesion of the property after Mr. school attendance in the past few M college in Stillwater,* Okla. I Arnold was dispossessed by order of years makes the report of the sur- Following the initiation, the chap-j Justice of the Peace, Charles Hayes, vey committee bf special interest_ to installed at A 4 tt|Tte Mcl t« use and demanded $20,000. James Ludford of McHenry has iblic St. Patrick's Party--Snot;- j J** SL:"' sored by Altar * Rosary Sodality. ring 1 omctaUy ing natioi March 2S Business and Professional Women's Club--District No. 2 Dm - Mc-|pw"*nt Henry. - |157,S7*«i 4-H L1ADKR8 DISCUSS MEMORIAL CAMP FOB DECEASED VETERA1V8 An instruction class for 4-H ers of Northern Illinois last week in St. Charles. Margie Vender Mey, advisor for McHenry • ,1 present^as well Hey. iiiiUft cHeary eeair, as Mrs. ArSSr McHeniy ;K!S& 'est and Mrs. in Hogan of Ringwood, representing home economic clubs. Mrs Arthur Hoppe is the 4-H chairman for the Ringwood unit of 'the Home bureau and Mrs. Hogan is leader of the Ringwood Happy Clover Club. Representing the agricultural clubs 1 from this district were W. H. Tam- {meus, fknn adviser for McHenry i county, and four Agricultural 4-H ! club leaders. Leaders were Rev. Arnold Lambarth of the Two Har- ^ Besseys charged that Mr. Arnold McHenry people. >nai officers of the j converted the property to his own of pupils in the fraternity. Several fraternity alum nae from over the state also were for the ceremonies. . The great influx public grade school BRUCE GRANGER mony* club, Hampshire; George Rae- mussen of the Queen IA nne Mixers. *\;4 i * I,'- a son, Carl Moritz, of 111.; also five grandchildwife preceded him rATE DKFIK8 STRAY PUP "LUCKY'S" HAMS; DOG DIES 07 WOUNDS makes it necessary for a new build- Mr. Arnold in his counter-claim ing program to take place in the charges that there was an item of immediate ftitiune even if no further remodelling the premises in the consolidation takes place. NaturaUy I Woodstock; William Peterson, of the -- | Seneca Progressives, Woodstock; and cupation, testifies to Mr. Granger's Vernon Bruncheon of the Huntley natural ability this line. 4-H Club, Huntley. Bruce, who returned from service: "Training Youth For Citizenship" i,e pl/d 'STSSS-^.k'ei: A toPjC b!3" by $10,000 in cash when he took pos- report ofthg corni""ittee be months also, although not as a agent from the Unive session; that he expended monep for to the voters verysoon so tlujtsteps | We He ^ ho^*er> is a fine ticut. n8e fees and fixtures, &lso in- c*"._^e J? ! fisherman and enjoys fishing through There was general premises, which growing poixancc jCe with his father now that cerning the Illinois 4-H j Ore., and McHenry, | ren. His i death. The body rested at the Peter Justen funeral home until Saturday j afternoon, when it was taken to jlDTon car""Vn^McHenrv The" Jen^ and anti<H*es in the amount of $1,600. larity, it will be of interest to pa- [Loyal, Wis., where funeral services daughters feelinr sorry for tfie -^tty. Theodore Hamer is represent-jrents of school aged children to list we're 'held at 2 o'clock on. Sunday. Tg. S?k hi"m taSfSV°sent!d in« the BesseysJ ^ew advantages of this type of with Masonk'ri^88 ® 30 m ' nLTghborae,|leIrJidr hoV the £flj 1 B{EAC ll H 9F AGREEMENT As this particular typeof district j Injuries In Accident I Clarence C. Wiedling hrd a^uired thTatiimal thev wou d A breach of an Agreement has is organized around a natural com-i ! The many McHenry friends of remark -'Wasrft he ?ucky!" it wls re8ulted in the filing of » m"n|ty center it would still be Farm Advisor w H. Tammeus. Clarence C. Wiedling of 1465 N. onj natural that the little pup tIr?!v uUtJ ry /in McCauley possible to retain the pnnciple of Rasmussen and William Peter- Linder Ave., Chicago, and Woodland was goon to ^ "Lucky" by on i»h»lf of D- Wherry, nain- local control. With only one taxing gQn escape<j 9erious injury last week : Park were saddened to learn of his wj,Q ^new him. Charies P kries defendant. The body,^ tax inequalities would be great- w)ien t^e Tammeus car struck a death, which _ocurred last week ir nijg week "Lucky" left this earth _ relates that relieved. ^ ! snow bank east of Woodstock^ on state ion con Memorial who served and sacrificed War II. 'orld BirtKs >•••<••••••eeeeeee^eeaea# Mr. and Mrs, Mr. Tarn- the parents of ALVIN STEINSDOERFES John Wagner are a daughter, born at Woodstock hospital on Feb. 5. A boy was born on Feb. 5 at the and Mrs. Lucky Chicago. Mr. Wiedling, wno, witn nis * _ j0_ h-ftVpn On Mondav Jan lenant v,i ... ...u ------ , Koute family, spent the summer months 97 someone nassiiur the Jensen'home n" 1946, entered an agreement The larger site of the district war- meu who was driving tne auio, here for many years, was associated shQt ^ dog near^iis master's mail- with ^ de.fenda"t f?T th® Pur* rant* the employment of a full-time, gaid he was blinded by the lights of .. .._ with the Socony Vacuum Oil Co., ^ where he was accustomed to P?*.e of settling dispute. A pro- well trained, profess'onal administra- an approaching car and saw the snow Woodstock hospital to Mr. ai 1943 entered army service He va« Inc. wait for his family when they were v,s,OIJ the agreement, according tor with a complete staff of qualified ]ate ^ aVoid hitting it. The Earl Miller of Wonder Lake, en active duty fV two years and Survivors include three children. a* from home y H< wa8 to to the plauntiff, provided for the supervisory_ assistants and special impact threw the car on its side pnd Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Liebsohn are four rr.onths, eighteen months of Dorthea, Edith and Charles, and veterinarian, but died two days picking and marketing of corn, with teachers. The size would alsojt 3kedded across the pavement be- the parents of a son, born at Victory eAich ^ere spent in the Pacific He one sister, Mrs. Ida Basedow. His a J®«nn»"an, d« uiea o y» a division of the proceeds in accord- vide a £nct.^al school ^ant which fore coming ^ a 8top.p Memorial hospital, Wauke^an, on was one of fix hrothors to sew wife, Hazelle, died little more than, 'Lucky" was well known around fnce witt«ach .P.arty'« ^P^^e/"* ^ of mode™' "*>- WhUe no serioQS damage was re- Thui-sday, Feb. 6.' Mr. Liefcsohn is their country and .returned home a year ago. . Johnsburg and McHenry. having rid- ¥h* IS. «f A^t/er ^l^rtant item is the POrted- was necessarj- for a tow manager of the Gladstone Departwith an enviab'e war record. The deceased was past master of d fGr many years with his master P|aintlff performed all the acts of Another important item, is Wie trucj{ to tafce bfie car to town. The ment store. The couple has one Mr. ielSXrfeJ iarSSio^d at Kilwinning lodge No. 311, A. F & when he^went to to^ or took the £* ZT^cfent were 1turn'^ ,f«"» oth t er chiW' a son- „ , M the Alerrite in Woodstock when taken A. M., and past high priest of Cor-1 uji j to school l tf1® corn but w.as ju-e\ented by and efficient transportanon syMem m€e(.in„ at St. Charles when the A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. tee Alemite in Woodstock wAentaken Nq m R A M children to scnooi. the defendant The defendant, the which could be organised to provide occurred. Norbert Mauch at the Woodstock rt h»id " "'" .a m ^ gsrsssr »• -- {SSrt^STfi £r8ST«wlS2 funeral home at 3440 N. Cen- AmOIlg the blCk |»lthough the .ptointig h.. requested di.ttnce of an ..ttendenee umt. ters, Mrs. Alvina Boshel of Wauke- tral Ave., with mtenuent in Eosehill 'the defendant to pay over to him Mrs. tFisie Wegener of Mc- cemetery. „ ^ __ T^e proposed system would make IW»:,U Jim-i..1^1. MrS. T*s,e Wegener or OTc---^ • "representing^his share,; the it; pwMe to °.^ni^ *ld r^iitg!te d^tinatkm' Sycamore!'i il^'i^t off tff H^?i'rsMRitf°™ei^H^rferf o^W^ McHenry™ffiends*of T«rs. Emma! Walter Harraman has been a medi- also"asserts %hat the defendant is the break between elemetary and [J^te d^d^S olf^"l^nding8 i^^evel t nsixwSreS^ondofMr- G "cy89were sorry to learn of her cal natient at St. Therese hospital, indebted to levels, making•_»| ,nR* aec,aea a ¥ ^ .* i * . . nfki.k nMtnriwi nn Feh. 6,, Waukegan. • hospital on Sunday, LANDS ON FARM Mauch is the former Miss Helen Aviator Zin, flying from Marion, Bauer. Michael Bauer of this city Ind., one recent afternoon with^ his is the proud grandfather. FORM PARTNERSHIP Henr>'. Leonard, James, Irvin and death, which occurred on rec iRichard. all of Maywood. and George 1194J. in Belvidere. Survivors serving with the navy at Norfolk. Va. elude a »on,Mert Gracy, of body rested at the Jacob Lake; two adopted children, Glomes last wedk. j him for room and board, high school levels making a stronger at the Heisfer farm 'on Mike Budler, former owner of furnished by him to the employees | tendency for pupils tP continue their ^ g near Crystal Lake. In Palace Recreation, and Donald Wein- Mrs. Betty TonBampus underwent of the defendant in the sum of education to the completion of high ^f tj,e snow he* landed his gart, an employee of McGee's Clothry at the Woodstock hospital $146. A judgement of $1,000 is j school. . , \ Dlane nicelv and then quickly went ing store for many years, have taken . TU hnH, thp jMm iuic two pmuptcu --» ^eek. asked plus interest from May 1, 1946. j The operation of a single salary ^ find hig ]ocation He reported over the Pepsi Cola and soft dnnk JuSn Sans funeral home until (this) j Church of Crystol Lake and Mrs. WilK«n |«^Vk ha® ^ <*uite -- ^ ] schedule which would ^ve equal flvinir maD was marked onlv ^ route formerly operated br A. Gov- Tnursdav morning at 10 o'clock, when Sgenna Church Anderson of Long iH »t the WooJ^ hospitallast rites are being conducted from'Beach, CaW.; OT^chllffi" h^niSS ^ »d B„.l, «™»e^ G™«h^,ulvCh,Ccr. schedule which would give equal . . man was marked onlv si route formerly operated bv A. Go<v- RUN OVER BY CAR j treatment to both high^ an^ grade far ag ja^„ and after passing'that *rnile. The new partner^hio. w hich I'T^'^hSn^ ^tTd^tod' friTm Biich. Crftf.; five grandchildren and; August Herald has been a patient' Despite being run completely over school teachers would also be poss- h ^ realised he cBdnVknow will be known as E14 W D^nhulast rites are being conducted from was at the Woodstock hospital. by her husband's automobile, Mrs.|ible. Special teachers could be used ^• , tors, will serve McHenry and Lake has been undergoing Richard Tdbey of Elkhorn, Wis., was | at all grade levels, making possible; > counties. y not in a critical condition, a continuous, well organised helping her inMb the fJLr^ struck as she had her back turned to the car and was the driveway Ifr*. John Lindsav, Route 1, "West Gilbert funeral^ horon .1", ,, m * HkMUIm ceaefry. STffi * ^TiLTIS!™ Lindsay, Mr. Merits' Northern Illinois is the center of • Roll for McBHiry conimunity. ground, llie passed oyer Ito. ••-IB survived by- one ott . jfn. Ruth MetWrriiead. •mi _ McOenry and community, ground. 11m ear rate ft XT5IR. .HJA organls^ pm- j It.g here_the V F W-sponsored *27™; JSTiLSr' General Marshall's Report and Honor! ^ * Jffl® - S?rS' 118011 for and community. *r* JgM1 I Contact It. VOlney (Bud) Brown et One rf top more important pro-]Prtea Market. ^ S9 vision* m this particular community u tlit fket it tiktft eira of m shifting pooulation wtthim a la«« | as weU as the attitude et tto »*»« district sueb as ours. ftrthsr aetfe^ iT tlM ... , ..J;, -i^j; J\Z. '*Z:. !M * .ti> Little