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3 HE IHEfflY rUHENLER MMiil mry Thursday at Me- Iwy, 111., by Lacy H. Iwleh. •Mtor and Manager.--A. H.Mosher Antdato Editor Addc Ffoehlich iMmd as second-class matter at portaBw at McHenry, OL, ib4m ! 4ha act of May 8, 1879. Om Tear Northern Illinois. In fconnection witk | comer, Agnes Thoau, Frances the latter, ha showed fine tinted Brand and Florence Johnson Colby " o f G M t a l L a k e ; V e i d a D i e r x e n , Ruby DeRenay, Sosaane Reed, Agnes Giesselbrecht, Blanche lliouiiMion, and Mary Endres of Wbodstock and Mabel Donahue of Hqatlay. Pabiic Gard v -T Party NOT. 21 <- Fox Rhrer Valley Camp, R. N. A., is sponsoring a^ablic card party, photographs he had made of the native flowers. zxm*m * f *. Past Oraclea Hold Meetiac Circle 3 At Cox Home Dec. The McHenry County Past Oracles club met at the home of Mrs. Mary Hoffman in Woodstock last -week. McHenry ladies who attended were Mrs. Mabel Johnson, Mrs. Carrie Eneo nv sign. Mrs. Susan Olsen and Mrs. - ^ Alice Lindsay. A business meeting was held after the 1 o'clock pot-luck luncheon, followed by a social hour. The _ next meeting of the organisation will be in McHenry on Dec. 9, with Epx River Valley camp as hostel. * • • • - ' ( Initiate Hiree Into Sorority Initiation of Alpha Theta chapter to be held on Friday evening,' Nov. 21, at 8 p. m. in the Legion hall. Refreshments will be served at the close of the evening. • • • Announce Engagement ~ Of Virginia l>rell Announcement has been made fcy Mr. and Mrs. John E. I^nll of Crystal Lake of the engagement of their youngest daughter, Virginia Marne, to Gordon J. Schmitt, son of The next meeting of Circle 8 of of Delta Kappa Gamma was held Mr. and Mrs. Anton jr Schmitt of * - - McHenry. Tha \ " place next spring. ng . . the W. S. C. S. will be held at the last week at the Congregational ! wadding will talte home of Mrs. Lillian Cox on Thurs day afternoon, Dec. 4. \k church in Huntley. New members Agnes Giesselbrecht and Suzanne Reed of .Woodstock and Frances Business Women • i Brand of Crystal Lake were initiated Hear Norman Speeht . i i at that time. The McHenry County Business Following a delicious chicken dinand Professional Women's club met' ner served by the Ladies Aid of the last Monday evening, Ntrv. 17, in the church, Miss Florence Colby, presi- Woodstock Methodist church. The dent of the chapter, conducted the prbgram was In charge of the public . business meeting. affairs committee, wh6se members' Miss Maurine Schuett. ac ; Glosson Baby Christened The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Glosson was christened James Joseph at a baptismal service held recently at St. Mary's church, Rt. Rev. Msgr. C. S. Nix officiating. Sponsors were Mrs. Fred J. Meyer and Joseph Glosson. Following the mrrum performed ON ARWBHGK DAT Of interest locally waa tha recent marriage of Miss Evelyn Harris, dcughter of Mr. and Mrs. £ilbert Harris of Woodstock, formerly of this community, and Mr. Charles M. Schroeder, son of Mrs. Mary Schroeder, also of Woodstock. The wedding was solemnized .at 11 o'clock on Armistice Day at the home of the bride's parents, the double ring Service being performed by Rev. Roger C. Kaufman, pastor of the Grace Lutheran church. Only the imrrufdikte (families were in attendance. The charming bride was attired in a white embroidered taffeta gown and long gloVes. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a tiara of orange blossoms and she carried a heart-shaped bouquet, of white carnations, centered with a red rose. The matron of honor was Mrs. Albert J, Adams, who wore a blue taffeta dress and a matching head A beautiful nuptial serviea took a.!"*!?!** •toWE includes Gladys Laughlin, Thelma eompanied by Miss Irma Hiaman, baptism, a dinner was held for the Barmann and Henrietta Schmidt of then offered several violin selections. I sponors and members of the families Woodstock, and Mrs. Cornelis Quin- Those who attended were Gene- • at the Glosson home. "Hie baby's lan and Edith Collette of McHenry. vieve Knox, Nellie Doherty, Lillian . grandparents, Mrs. Maud Rothermel l!fn T*8 he'd in the Gri Norman Specht, McHenry county Bolger, Eleanor Foley, Dorothy Gibbs j and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Glosson, church j which soil conservationist, spoke on "The and Ethel McGee of McHenry; Ei- were also present. . ' ! » Jtrartiwiv Erosion Problem in McHenry County" leen Nolan and Lillian Tesch of Har-| a * * * and also discussed the wildflowers of vard; Faith Harrington, Edith New- • Honor Priest • ' , a * / | On Birthday ^ " Rev Father William A. O'Rourke, Sastor of St. Patrick's - church, was onored by about 150 members of the parish last Tuesday evening at a surprise birthday party. A short program was introduced by Mrs. William F. Doherty, president of the ; Altar and Rosary sodality, as fol- | lows: Welcome by John J. Bolger land Martin Foley, selections by the j little German band, a reading by I John J. Bolger, songs by Adele | Froehlich and accordian solos by ! Otto Pyritz. A few words of apj preciation were spoken by Father j O'Rourke, after which a tasty lunch was served. AT GAMBLES Men*a Cotton FlanHMft Work Shirts Warm winter shirts preomIt tailored for « perfect fit. Heavy 7 ox. cotton flannel, doable stitched at the Kami for extra wear Grey or navy Mae i 14H to 17. Christmas ®r*ai Hockey Skates Men g Tabular Hard Toe Skates Ladies Tubular Soft Toe Skates All Sizes in Stock $10.95 pr $8.45 pr BOYS' FOUR-BUCKLE OVERSHOES Lightweight, fW«-Un«d for warmth. NoniIM mIm. mm 2'A-6 ,..., OVERSHOES FOR LITTLE BOYS - . lightwIgKl, Unci Bned. Powr-bwdd* rtyW; whfawA Men's Work Rubbers Men's Pour Buckle Artica : Ladies 2-snap Rubbers J Ladies Rubber Stadium Boots Child* Strap Boots Childs Oowboy Boots 3.49 ~"T" $2.98 J$5.59 J$198 „.$5.29 ....$2.79 _$2.79 Men's Oil Tanned Wwk Shoes word for those •i-Uaatd, oil. , Black $^ 50 the Friendly Store GEO. CpivdieEXTE, Owner iB I Enjoyed Bf y Clab ! A good sized crowd was in at- I tendance at the last meeting of the j Mothers club held at the Legion hall ! on Friday afternoon. Fifty children i from the public grade school, under ! the direction of Paul Yanda, enter- ! tairied with several songs, ac- {eompanied by Miss Carolyn Bauer. This was followed by talks by members of the high school public speaking class, under the supervision of C. H. Duker. The speakers and their subjects were as follows: Dolores Vales, "Artificial Rain," Kurt Voss, "St. Elmo's Fires;" John Mercure, "The Wolf;" Louanne Bauer, "Prevention of War;" Adelle Krueger, "Personalities;" and Marjorie Thomas, "Women In Crime." The next meeting of the club will be held on Dec. 12, with Mrs. Walter Hopkins in charge. This will be a Christmas party. Holy Name Stages * Annual Feather Party On Sunday evening, Nov. 23, the Holy Name society of St. Mary's parish will hold its annual Thanks- . giving feather party, assisted in the j planning and operation of the event j bv the Christian Mothers and Altar : Society. Th* feather party is a traditional , affair in McHenry prepartory to J Thanksgiving Day. An abundant ' quantity of luscious turkeys, chickens and ducks have been obtained and will be cleaned and dressed for the big: night. The committee promises the usual evening of good, family entertainment ana extends a cordial invitation to all to attend the party. Members of the general committee include Fred Meyers, general chairman; William H. Althoff, games; George J. Freund, refreshments; Victor Miller, hall arrangements; and Helen Weber, lunch. Miss Grace Bolger Honored At Shower Miss Grace Bolger ana honored gue&t at a can and gadget shower held last Sunday at the home of her great aunt, Miss Kathryn Mc- Laugiin. She was ably assisted by Mrs. James Doherty and Mrs. Julie Kralowetz and by two nieces, Mrs. D. A. Powers of Crystal Lakie and Miss Marjorie Murray of Geneva. < Miss Bolger was the recipient of sixty-five cans of preserves, jams and jellies and a variety of other useful items. _ The afternoon was spent in enjoying a "can contest," with the guest of honor winning first prize. Second prizes were merited by Mrs. Therese Conway and Miss Alice Gaulke, Miss Bolger was also the lucky winner of a special prize, a dresser scarf. j At the close of the evening a delicious lunch was served by the! hostess. | Present to enjoy the afternoon were Mrs. Clarence Anglese, Grace, Ann, Margaret and Rita Bolger, Mrs. John Bolger, Mrs. Paul Doherty, Mrs. Thomas Doherty, Mrs. William F. Doherty, the Misses B. and Mary Ann Doherty, Miss Nellie Doherty, Mrs. LeRoy Conway, Mrs. George Freund, Miss iLenore Frisby, Miss Alice Gaulke, Mrsf Michael Knox and daughter, Florence, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Jack Walsh, Mrs. Richard Weber, all of McHenry; Mrs. Leonard Burgess of Gray slake; Miss Ethel Beyers of St. Charles; Mrs. Richard Eastman of Naperville; Mrs. Harold Evans, Mrs. Frances Green and Mrs. Ed Sullivan of Woodstock; Mrs. D. A. Powers, Mrs. Mabel Wyman and Mrs. Marie Schepers of Crystal Lake. Others who called at the McLaughlin home later in the day were James E. Doherty and son, Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Robert Kralowetz and daughter, Karen. •••'•A CARD OF THANK8 The family of the late Miss Bertha Louise Buchert wishes in this manner to thank Rev. Roger Kaufmann for his comforting words; the singer, relatives, neighbors and friends for the many kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended during their recent bereavement; also those whd so kindly donoted their cars: 17 SISTER AND BROTHERS, 1 Miss Lorraine JDmnak of freen street, dsnghtai of Mrs. ££ »o»ek, was manfcdto PaS Justen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bn Justen of McHenry. The eomaony was performed by a cousin of tha E uat * 9:80 o'clock mass. The church was attractively decorated with bouquets of moms, while fi--t were placed at intervals on both sides of the center isle. The lovely bride, given in nlarriage by her brother, Arthur, wore a white satin wedding gown, with high neck and long pointed sleeves, trimmed with lace. Sht had a l«nr train and fingertip veil, the latter held in place by a headpiece of satin petals. Her bridal bouquet consisted of calla lillies. (Following the service, the bride uinewi areas ana a mawning head placed a bouquet of white mums at band. She carried a bouquet of the Blessed Mother's altar, dirine 'which time several of her friends sang "The Rosary." Miss Eleanor Marcella, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, attired in a green taffeta dress, ballerina style, with choker and headpiece of the same material. She carried fuchsia colored mums. The Misses Marcia and Gladys Rostin, twin cousins, acted as bridesmaids, wearing fuchsia colored taffeta dresses of the same style, with matching headpieces. They carried bouquets of niums of the same color. The charming little flower girl was Marcia Wiett, who chose a pink satin dress with matching ballet slippers and carried a basket of pink mums. Dr. Jerome W. Justen of Momence, 111., brother of the groom, served as best man, and Richard Freund of McHenry and Dr. Robert Loescher of Chicago, close friends, were ushers. Mrs. Domek wore for her daughter's wedding a black dress, pink trimmed, black accessories and a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Justen wore a dress and hat of gray, with brown accessories, and a corsage of orchids. A wedding breakfast was served at 1 o'clock to 100 guests at the Tally-Ho in Park Ridge. Later open house was held at the South Park Field House. The bride is a graduate of Lucy Flower high school and has been employed in the bookkeeping department of,, a large Chicago concern. The groom is a graduate of the local high schol and attended St. Ambiosc college at Davenport. Iowa, for his pre-dental work. He was graduated from Loyola University School of Dentistry, after which he served thirty-nine months in the army dental corps, one year being spent in the European theatre. In April of this year he opened an office ifi Glenview. 111. Following a two weeks' honeymoon trip into ^ie south the couple will reside in Chicago. yellow mums. Laverne Range served i as hast man. 'y.v • , Both the bride's mother and the mother of the groom chose navy blue ensembles with pink carnation corsages. Following. the ceremony, a reception was held in the Grace Lutheran church parlors, which were attractively decorated in yellow and •white. The bride attended the McHenry schools and has been employed at the Woodstock Grill. Mr. Schroeder attended the Crystal Lake schools and is at present employed on his mother's farm on Country Club road, where the couple will reside. Tor her wedding trip, the bride chose a two-piece grey suit, with bla^k accessories. AUXILIARY NOTBl I .During the next few weeks the McHenry unit of "the American Legion Auxiliary is conducting an intensive membership campaign, according to Mrs. Jack Smith, membership chairman. All mothers, wives, sis- 4ers and daughters of World War II Veterans who are members of the American Legion are especially invited to become members of the auxiliary. While the chief program of the organization is service to the disabled men of World Wars I and II and their families, the auxiliary also includes among its interests, Americanism, national defense, community service, Pan-American junior activities, Illini girls state, the veterans' craft shop, training of volunteer hospital -workers and music. This broad program offers a special interest to every woman, and with the large increase in the American Legion membership it is expected that the 795 units in Illinois will reach a membership of over 80,000 this year. At the regular meeting of the local American Legion auxiliaiy on Wednesday evening, Nov. 12, <_j. H. Duker presented members of his public speaking class. The principal topic of discussion was "Should Congress Enact the Universal Military Training Law?" Two more books are to added to the local library, dedicated to the unit's past presidents, Mrs. Kate Weber and Mrs. William Green. A donation of $5 was voted for the Christmas gift shop. The unit is collecting old metal eye glass frames. These are sold and the proceeds added to the transportation fund at department headquarters. Veterans and families unable to pay for a visit to a' critically ill member are given this aid. Mrs. William Green of 206 Court street will accept these frames. Plans for the monthly ward party TwoWfyi To Cdbbraftt 1 Sharing what we can apare with those who have least Giving thanks for all we are privileged to own. McHENRY STATE BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deoosit Insarar.ee Cor portion 1 & ^3 m Civic Music association and was held at the Masonic Temple. Miss Marjorie Duker, R. N., of Chicago spent a few days last week with her parents, the C. H. Dukers. Mary Flaming visited rela- Chicago a few days last Mr. and Mrs. Herman Scholle attended a concert given by the Northwestern University symphony orchestra in Conn hall last Sunday. Their son, Gordon, is a violinist with the orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phajin of Wilmette spent Friday evening in McHenry and attended the junior class play* Mrs. John Reed attended a eon* cert given by the Youth Orchestra at Downey were announcedr for jOrchestra Hall in Chicago last Thursday, Nov. 20. Reports were week. given by Mrs. Robert Krinn on the convention, and by Mrs. William Meath on the caravan meeting; Complete .line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drug Store, Me> Henry. 8-tf Mrs»Xornelius Quinlan, Mrs. Harry Barr, Mrs. Ray Page and Mrs. Robert Thompson attended a concert by the well known violinist, Benno Rabinof, and his wife, Sylvia, pianist, in Elgin last Friday evening The concert was sponsored by tha Fox Valley CREAM WAX Miss tives in week. Miss Claire Freund, R. N., of Chicago visited her parents, the Walter Freunds, the past week. § John Vycital of Washington, D.C., has been visiting his parentis, the John J. Vycitals. , Miss Therese Mergen, student nurse at Cook County hospital, Chicago, spent the weekend at her home here. Frank Johnson of Oak Park spent the weekend with his parents, the George Johnsons. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Olhava of Chicago visited it their home on Center street last weekend. Miss Maud Granger of JElgin was a weekend guest in the Robert Thompson home. Mrs. Edmund Lowe left last Friday for San Francisco, Calif., after spending several weeks in McHenry. Mrs. James Smith has been visiting here parents ip Chicago. Mr. ana Mrs. Ed Valek and son, Edward, of Chicago and Mrs. John Bartusek of Berwyn were Sunday guests in the Albert Vales home. The A. K. Thompsons of Wonder Lake are spending the winter months in Clearwater, Fla. Ralph Wilkins and daughters, Judy ' and Patty, and Mrs. Agnes Nickels i of Woodstock were visitors in the ; Claude Nickels home here on Sun- ' day. j Arthur Martin attended a family j reunion at the Charles Martin home i in Spring Grove on Sunday. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hay are 1 leaving today (Thursday) f o r; Downey, Calif., where they will j spend the winter months with their 1 daughter 'and family, the Jack Altmans. br- Miss Marion Freund and Mis|t Madeline Freund returned the mid» die of last week from Cincinnati, where they visited relatives. Miss Clara Miller has been, vacationing in the home of Mrs. Viola Morris at Orange, N. Jersey. Mrs. Carrie Covalt is visiting her mother,. Mrs. Hinder, in Seattte» Wash. „ Subscribe for The Plaindealer COR-DELS SIIADY REST WOODSTOCK, ILL. Open Every Day Except Tuesday Luncheon served 11:80 to 2:39 Dinners 4:80 to 8:00 In Tap Room ALA CARTE 8:00 to 1:00 a. m. 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