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fjU , .#4 "** ^pya Howard Stewart, naming Otto % * 'C*v * ^ COURT MUSE • &&' *r-'- Aft-.' Grosae, George Harper, Robert Hodr- Bon, Joseph Dtanis, Dan McKay* E. W. Meyer and Paul Knaack, defendants. The petition asks the circuit court to determine by what right the defendants hold office as members of the board of education of Cary Community Consolidated DisflLES DAMAGE SUIT trict 26 and further asks that the ^Carl A. Fitxl filed suit against1 right of the defendants and the Max Jahnke, doing business *s the j legality of the . iwrportcd^ OTS*?*"- Lrfce Geneva Sand and Gravel i tion of the district, ^ be determined. Company, and El den Dunn, in the According to the bill, an election circuit court last week asking was held tor the purpose^?voting damages for personal injuries in the ! "for" or "against ®ftf^1'8h, ] n8r.. a aum of $15,000 and for damages to ! community consolidated / school dishis auto in the amount of $2,000. ! trict. I . The suit is the result of an acci- The plaintiff sets up w»e fact that dent which took place on Route 14 on j he believes the petition asking for August 11, 1947. Dunn was driving * the election and filed in the office truck loaded with 8 tons of cement; cf the county superintendent of and owned by Fitxl, when it collided schools. was not signed by 20 per irith a car driven by the defendant, cent of the people of the _ territory. He also asserts that in his opinion QUO WARRANT WRIT A petition for a writ of quo warrant j*ap filed in circuit court by the notice of the election was not posted ten days prior to the date of election and that it was not posted Attorney Hugh Deneen on behalf of in ten different places as required ' by law. . , i The district embraces all of the ; McManaman district 23 in McHenry and Lake counties and all of Cary [ in^pro|rram MILLER Woodstock, BL IWL * SAT., OCT. U - * Real Id Cobaan in- - - "THE LATE GEORQH Ai^LEY" -- Plas -- "WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES' with Brace Cabot School District 26. McHenry. Illinois RW. ML MON„ OCT. M - *1 Betty GraUe -MOTHER WORE TIGHTS" in Biasing Color with Dan Dailey f TOES. - WED. - THURS. OCT. 28 - 29 - 30 "FIESTA* ' : 1m Glorious Color with Esther Williams John Carroll - Phis "SOAP BOX DERBY" Filmed at Akron, Ohio FRI. - SAT. Cornel Wilde - Maureen OTOara In Technicolor "HOMESTRETCH** Also: News - Cartoon ft Novelty SUN. - MON., OCT. 26-27 Van J oh noon - Juno Allison "HIGH BARB A REE" - r Also: Cartoort-and News ts> " ^TUESDAY (One Day) Hedy Lamalr - George Sander* "THE STRANGE WOMAN" Plus: Norelty WED. - THURS. Olivia do Havilland • Low Ayres "THE DARK MIRROR" IHTPreiTY KfTOBT TO PROMOTE V&ATTfQ , SAFXTTIW ILLINOIS Intensified effort to promote traffic safety at every level of state* county and city government throughout Illinois is the goal of T. P. Sullivan, Director of the State Department of Public Safety and chairman of the Illinois^ Highway Traffic Safety Commission, who is calling on chief executives of city and county governments to organise local; traffic safety conferences. This action is a step to implement the program of Gov. Green's Highway Safety Conference of last December. Such conferences will consider all recommendations, of the Governor's conference as they apply to local traffiic problems and are expected to result in the formation of local traffic safety organisations to carry on the work. Recognising the urgent need of public support in maiang the program effective, Mr. Sulivan has turned to organized civic bodies in the state , asking their assistance in organizing and applying a continuum of local activity. livan expects the effort to result directly in a reduction of traffic deaths and injury cases, and an economic saving of many million dollars in the state in the coming year. Ho predicts FHlnois wffl. fcare more conferences and a greater effort than any state in the union. "The people of Illinois cannot ignore the gravity of this traffic accident problem, Mr. Sullivan said "The state's traffic accidents last year account for 1,862 deaths, 5,778 injuries and an economic less of 120 million dollars, according to figures of the National Safety Council. OWN CHAMPION The Quaker Oats company of Harrington has made a state champion record on their registered Guernsey cow, Tiny of Wyland. Her produc tion of 13,941 pounds of milk and 623 pounds of butterfat is the highest record in the state made by a senior four-year-old milked three times daily for a ten-month period. wm't ' ^OPTJLATIOW &iu :i.?p X• - Vu -w ~^Th*r»4*7, OetaW 23,1MT *t wwu r«»tur*.. INEZ GERHARD . IRENE BEASLEY celebrated the beginning of "Grand SlamV second year on the air at a large, and delightful party. There werte roses for the women, playing cards for everybody, and amusing pictures of the party given last year, when the program was launched. In its first year on the air "tteand 91am" received more than a mill ton entries from the public, and dfirtrlbuted more than 4,000 valuable prlaae to contestants from every section of the country. The flrrft broadcast of the new year was swamped; same hundreds of radio fans couldn't get in, although the big CBS Playhouse No. 2 Aed been taken over tor the event. --*-- Deri* Dar, "Your Hit Parade" vocalist, making her film bow tti Michael Curtis* "Romance in High C," recently, received a hugfe, console- model television set. Unable to find an apartment, she's living in a n n n i i n m n ' m n t n m n n n u i » n h h u i n i u n {SUNDAY DINNER .75 - Relishes ; Moulded Salad , Chicken Bice Soup ROAST TURKEY and CRANBERRY SAUCE \Whipped Potatoes Buttered Green Beans " Hot Rolls" and Butter - Home Made Apple Pie or Beverage ; Home Made Chili Chop Suey Aged Steaks Sea Food For a real food treat -- you just can't beat-- THE OAK PARK HOTEL "-S o Pistakee Bay, McHenry • .. Tjfhxue^k St. Mary'st Catholic Church Masses: Sunday: 7:00, 8:80, 10:00 and 11:80 Holy Days: 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. Week Days: 6:45 and 8:00. First Friday: 6:80 and 8:M> ; Y; Confessions: Saturdays: 8:00 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. Thursday before First Friday-- After 8:00 Mass on Thursday; 8:00 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. Msgr. C. S. Nix, Pastor. St. Patrick's Catholic Charch Masses: Sunday 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00. Holy Days: 6:80 and 8:00. . Weekdays: 7:30. First Fridays: 7:80 On First Friday, Communion distributed at 6:80, 7:00 and before and during the ?:89 Mass. Confessions: Saturdays: 4:00 to 6:00 p. a and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Thursday before First Friday-- 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 8:00 Bev. Wm. A. O'Rourke. Pastor. St. John's Catholic Ctafch. fohnehnig Masses: Sunday: 7:00, 0:00 and 11:00. Holy Days: 7^10 and 9:00 Weekdays: 6:85 and 8HW First Friday: 6:85 and 8:00 Confessions: Saturdays: 7:25 and Thursday before First Friday-- 2:30 and 7:80. Rev. A. J. Neidert, Pfcsitr. St. Peter's CathoBe Chsvch, Spring Grove Masses: Sunday--8:00, 10:00 and llMl Holy Days: 6:80 and 9:09, Weekdays: 8:00. I! First Friday: 8:00. Confessions: Saturdays: 2:80 and 7:1& The state health director, jtatand Cross, last week predicted a natwral population gain of lOOyOOO tn Bnoh on the basis of a vitil stel|rtics report for the first half <rf w47. There were 94^867 births during the six-month period, agfoodlng deaths by 46,000, Cross said. For the lame period last year there Were «6,8&7 births, he said, givinsr the state a net population gain of only 19,925. -Cross said 47,667 persons died of all causes during the six-month period, an increase of 1,T85 ever 1946. Heart disease and cancer again headed the list of .death, causes. He said the "encouraging1' feature of the report was an eight per cent decline in the number of deeths from tuberculosis. Marked dedfoes MBMORIAL SBBVICB6 Fitting memorial serviees were conducted by the McHenry* county Bar association in a joint session of till circuit and Monday morning. Judges William M. Carroll of tne circuit court. m>1 Judge Henry L. Cowlin shared honors in presiding. Deceased attorneys honored were Charles S. Twomley Complete lino remedies at Watt Heutf£' livestock Drug Store. £c- There are 80 head of cattle si square mile in the United Stated were noted in deaths from diphtheria, i measles, meningitis, poliomyelitis and scarlet fever. | Mortalities from whooping cough were more than double those for tne i same period last year, while the number of accidental deaths was up only slightly, Cross said. KSSID»0B CHAHOtS Mr., and Mrs. Dick Conway, have moved ' from Crystal Lake " to the former John Aylward cottage east of the river, which they have purchased. The grid battle of the year--The Homecoming game between McHenry and Lake Geneva at 7:45 p. m. Friday night, Oct. 24. Cheer your team on to victory. 28-sp p DORIS DAT hotel room; there's no place for the gift. "I've got an idea," she said the other day. "If I can buy a lot, I'll take the works out of the radio, and live in the cabinet." The Most Remarkable Utensil Ever nvented •ifeii '•A%: lie McHenry Cewty Theatra CMM Prsewrtf; te Woodstock Players In Siegfried Geyer*s Cssasdy "CANDLELIGHT ® " predactien ef their MsaAwehip * ; 16 play winter1 season. " Curtain Tim*--8:30 p. m. gommwicing Thundaj, OotolMr 23 Through Sunday, Oetobtr 26 In Reheartal 'LOVE FROM A STRANGER/' f A mystery by Agatha Ohxiitie . . : Thursday, Nov. 6 -- Sunder, Kor. 9 J&ifeor seato $im *1M, 90c, tax indL$ balcony $1 Jo, 90e and 5®?; office Van Bur en and Dean, Woodstock now open. Call Woodstock 807 for reservations. * , •^^<1 Speaking of parties, the advertising agency that handles the Lowell Thomas radio programs has won the undying gratitude of the newspaper people by not giving one when he changed networks. Instead, they announced that the $1,000 the party would have cost would be given to charity, and asked us each to name the one we'd like to have receive a portion of the money. I IIH H i n i n i n m i n m » > n i n n 1 1 1 •!»»I • i» » i n i n n Thursday before First Fikby 2:80 and 7:15. Rev. John L. Daleiden, wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiHiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiffiiuiiiiiK <l_- • ' . SINGLES .V. "HEAR YOU" ^vmzATioir, k • "YOU DO" ' • fiTHITB CHRISTMAS^ ' •V' . by Bing Croabjr --• IIAVB THE BONES IH- HENRY JONES" OPKN SUNDAY MORNINGS. _•/ - ALBUMS ^ , "YEAR 'BOUND FAYORTrBS" by Saaimy Kayer STUDENT PRINCE" Zion Evangelical Lutheran (The Church of the Lutheran Hour) John St % block east of Hwy. 81 West McHenrv, 111. Rev, F. C. Pudsell, Pastor Sunday Worship Service--10:15. Sunday School and Bible Study-- 9 o'clock. • Visitors and vacationists are heartily welcome in all services. Sunday school children may have attendance cards for their Home-church yesesds If Terry Mem looks familiar te you when yen see her splaying apposite Glenn Fee* in "The Return ef October," It wW he heeause you've seen her as Jfan Fori, alee Helen Keferd. A e*M player since she was 11, she played bgrld Bergman as a chlM te "Gaslight," ami Brenda Joyce as a eMM in "Maryland." Then she went late teen-age roles; now st 18, Sfcsl traet te Colnmbia. Gov. Oscar E. Ramebohm of Wisconsin, guest of Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson at Warner Bros.' studio recently, accidentally worked in the rehearsal of a scene for Morgan's film, "To the Victor." Director Byron Roberts mistook hhn for one of the atmosphere players and directed him to watt across the stage lobby until Morgan tad Viveca Lindfors completed their scene *T- ' The Oklahoma State Petdtry show, December 2-8, has been selected as the site of an international contest to choose a rooster suitable to succeed the one that has been the trademark of Pathe New* for nearly 40 years. For Hi-Speed and Safe Canning 'he U. S. Department of Agriculture says: "Pressure Cooking is the only SAFE way to ipreserve non-acid food# including . vegetables, t&eats, fish and fowl." We have for . your sel^io® PRESTO fBEREOMATttr UNIVERSAL " ~ - NATIONAL MILLER WOODSTOCK 2 - GIGANTIC HALLOWEEN SHOWS Come in today and let's USk It over. . Nickels Har<hpre Main StVMl West McHenry . Phone 2 NO. 1 HALLOWEEN MIDNTTE SPOOK SROW JFRIDAY, OCHDBER 31« f Doors Open at 11:30 Stars at 12 - Admission 44c - Tickets now on sale at -:l^%nr box office^'v The Scarest Blood Onrdling Hair-Raising Spook Picture Ever to be Shown on any Screen; Your Flesh will Creep at the Hand That Crawls. "^EAST WITH 5 FINGERS" Plus Hair Raising Featnrettes We Dare Yon To See This Hair-Raising Program -- --- Yon Better Bring a Friend NO. 2 HALLOWEEN MATINEE PARTY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1st Open 1 P. M* Starts 1*0 - 2 • Comic Pictures Pins 5 Big Oartoons ; Bugs Bonny, Donald Dnck and Otheca . -- ON OUR soiumr -- "BRINOINO UP FATHHRM Phm ' "GENTLEMAN JOE PALOOEA" Come in Costume--Prises For Best Kiddies' Costune Contests Of AH Kinds On Onr Stage Apple Ducking, Craoker Eating and Otters LOOK! 5c Candy Bar To All Kiddlpi Bring Your Mother A Dad Along-- _ To Join In On The Font Conuaaahy Chord Church School: 10:09 a.m. Worship Service: 11:00 aja. R»». Wayne Price, Geepel Center - Wonder Center, Wonder Lakft (Nonsectarian) Senrices Sunday Bihla School--10:15 a.m. Corning Worship Serrice--11KX) FOR HAWAIIAN MBLODflSB" by Harry Owens DO Ydb HAVE A PHONOGRAPH? H so we want yea to receive oar liters tore concerning all the new records. Wo have eno of ° the largeat stock of records in Mo- Henry county. Now lists are eontinaalljr being printed, |Mnr yoa the ig^ttkm aboat records which yo« ndod. Below wm be found a coupon for jroa to fill not aad isail er brisg to aa.\ YooraeiM. will thsa be placed on ortr sinlWns Hot to roeehre thia Hteratnro -- It ceets yoa nodiinc. r r < 8tsifaa's Jewelry, McHenry, IUIneb Pleaae place ssy name on year Net to receive literatnre aboat Naae * Midweek Prayer Serrice on Thursday IXreninn at 8:00 P.m. A cordial Welcome ts extended to all the people of the companity to worship with as. PRANK W. ANDERSON, p"t"- OWM TW IKI MIMMM Wonder Lake Masses: Sundays: OHM) and 11:00 First: Friday: 7:00 fin First Friday, Coanaanton distributed during 7KK> Mass, at 7:S0 and 8:00. {Confessions: Saturdays: 7:00' to 8:00 p. a. Flrs| Friday morning: 6:30 tn 7:Q0 a> at- Rfngwoad Choreli Rinawood, IV. Sunday--Public worship, Idd Church School: 10:80. Choir Rehearsals--Wednesday evening. Rev. George Marshall, pastor tHy Lefce BfMo Charch , , . Neaoectariaa r Sunday School: 10HW a. m. Regular Service: 11K)0 a. n. every seconi and fourth Sunday. Rev. Wilkinson, pastor. Complete line of Lee* poutey remedies at Wattles Drag 8tore, McHenry. Ml Come in today and soe our large collection of lovely Christmas cards. Ton are sure to find the Hud which suits your individual tasts. tt-plO Patsy Walker, retirteg from MJuvenile Jury" at the age of 12 has grown up with the sfeser. If you heard her in those ffcys yenH recall that she was rather shy wasn't long before «>oao«alred self aasurance and ihiijiii her wit. Patsy flunks H's all tat for the career she low she wants to he n for a top-Sight Nmafln. "Silver,M the first heree to star las "High-ho Silver" wfth the Lone Ranger in movies, la now 18 years old. But he hasn't retired; he's portraying an ancient nag ha Warner Bros.' adventure efcture. "Silver River." --* Seems that Lassie, the dog star has been suffering at the hands of souvenir hunters; they snip strands of hsir from his coat. Now, when h« trsvels, his familiar golden hair is darkened with make-up so he won't be recognized en route. --m !"• ODDS AND ENDS--N#* f kmkitrm bar him tbf "KmO-torS-drCWcontest tponsortd by Tb* Light": fvn if yom dMft * frit*, yom will bsn b*lptd Aeep - d*st*wt4 child wsrm. ... Tb* CBS "AmtUs* School •/ jb* Air* bm boom dttcribod M "r*pr*Mnti»$ ibt bctt fm #W Or. John W, Stmdtbmkf. U.S. CimmiuUm,, ot BIn^lsa . . . Aim Ymm| bm bt*m signaffo |0 d» comfdf ijiol M tbt Tony tn 40 pommdt Columbiai "Prime* of TwNIi (o REPORTS THKFT .Mary Bundahl of.Rt. 1, McHenry last Saturday reported the theft of a purse from her car whHe it was parked in this city during the evening. The purse contained about f2w, keys, glasses and some vain* able papers. Sheriff Fred Sao has been investigating. Meet old classmatoa at the gale homecoming celebration Friday mgh% I Oct. 2i Recall pleasant memorise a your own days at ML C. H. S-IS-pH * ^ ^ ft*"0* FmulMMt Nobolt Pajamas the Nobah faatnra w badt In Wll- ^ son Brothers FauMses Pajiwnes iormufcAlses •!» lha will apt QQp oft. meftr ci 1^9* waariBQ idbrtoe to chooaa fraou fiill-cut lor fpesriMsa aMorthr tal lorad. Stock upl hr McG£ES