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I t I I I I• mHI IMM>M» City Council H ' l t i i m i m i i i t t t t t i WOOD M.B.C. News M i i i i m i i i i i n n m t (k| Mrs. Owrn SlM»tr4) »"*» The June meeting of the W.S.C.S. VM held at the home of Mrs. Nel- ^ , lie Blackmail Thursday. A pottuck lunchwn was served at noon. lira. Collins led the worship and gave the lesson on ecumenical Church. The business meeting inicluded the treasurer's annual report. In the year past, $2,835 has I fceen dispursed for the support of Charlotte and Mary, attended Milk |he local church, local and nation-;Day at Harvard. Charlotte gave a '•til charities and spiritual advance- short talk over the dinner bell Inent. The July meeting will be at; program at noon. Mr*. Louis Hawley John Woodward and Wednesday In Elgin. Mrs. Flora Harrison visited relatives at Crystal Lake Thursday afternoon. Sujui Kimttra spent the weekend with his parents at Oak Park. Mrs. Mabel Collins spent the weekend In the home of her son, Prank, In Wilmette. Miss Lois Johnson of Chicago spent the week-end In the Wm. Pagni home. Mrs. John Hogan and daughters. the home of Minnie Martin on NUuly 20. The W.S.C.S. will serve a cafe- \ , teria sapper in the church hall Thursday, June 29, serving to start ,*t 5 o'clock. ~ \ i The menu will be: roast pork, Mashed potatoes, brown gravy, hot' doge, potato salad, baked beans, "spring salad, individual fruit sal- X\ deviled eggs, cottage cheese, i .'arolls, butter, coffe^, tea, milk qies ' and cakes. •. The Happy Clover 4-H club met vjat the Hogan home Tuesday afte'rjnoon. Roll call was answered tto -: Jby each girl planning a menu r%hich included a quick bread which they could prepare. Mary iHogan gave a demonstration on making plain muffins. Kathleen Ackerman gave a talk on the care of the teeth. Jean Muzzy gave a Mr. and Mts. Andy Hawley of Pox River Grove visited "relatives here Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norman and family of Evanston are spending the week at their home here. Mr. and ,Mrs. Harold Wiedrich 4 and family of Chemung and Mr. and Mrs. Murl Wiedrich and daughter of Harvard visited their mother, Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low and family, Mrs. Viols Low -and son, Robert, and Mrs. Emily Beatty spent Sunday in the Walter Wilcox home at Woodstock. Other guests were Alice Wilcox of Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilcox and family, Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Martin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stecker and family, Mr. Wilcox and Mrs. Clara Stecker of Woodstock. talk on why we should follow the basic seven. . Later on they Judged .tips muffins that Mary Hogan made" during the demonstration. The next 'meeting will be at the home of Marita Thomson next Tuesday afternoon. Amos Smith underwent surgery " at the Woodstock hospital last week. He is getting along as well as can be expected due to hjs advanced age. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coates of .. Woodstock were supper guests to the Mrs. Lena Peet home Friday evening. Mrs. Sebastian and her mother, Mrs. Woods, went to Fort Wayne, Ind., Friday. Mrs. Sebastian remained for the week-end and her mother will spend some time there and also in Michigan. Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake spent Tuesday in the Louis | Hawley home. Mrs. John Woodward and sons .and Mrs. Keller and children ar- > rived here Tuesday from Englin Field, Fla. Mrs. Keller remained nntil Wednesday and then went on to Detroit. Mrs. Woodward aqd sons will spend a few weeks here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |Loeis Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cristy spent Thursday evening in the E. .. ., E. Whiting home at Richmond. > Mrs. Lena Peet and daughter, 9 Alice, and Mr. and Mrs. Vycital of |llcHenry visited Frances Vycital hi the Garfield Park hospital in ^Chicago Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Harrison and Ideughter, Card, are enjoying a trip to South Dakota. | Mrs. Salona Kane, Mrs. Viola Low and Mrs. Ruby Sbepard attended a luncheon at Richmond in : the Community church hall and a party at the home of Mrs. Clara BL Poster, Wednesday. Mrs. Seiger of Waukegan spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Wm. 'PagnL Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Montanye and family of Huntley and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coates of Woodstock were visitors in the Beatty-Low home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard spent Sunday in the Alan Atager home at Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. F. Nottoli of Fox Lake, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cornelia of Woodstock and Mr. and "Mrs. G. Izard and. sons of Crystal Lake spent Sunday in the Wm. Pagni home. M"- Success! We do thank all the good people who helped to make our first vacation school a success. We praise God for you all. There were 87 children enrolled and 75 was the highest total for one day. The children gave over $25 to send Bibles to Japan. The teachers and helpers, besides yours truly, were: Jean Brooks, Mrs. Dresdow, Dick Ekeroth, Annette Glauser, Mrs. Glauser, Mrs. Guffo, Mrs. Hansen, Pat Kelley, Mrs. Liberty, Mrs. Meyer, Marilyn Pearsbn, Sharon Sells and Mrs. Voss. Through the kindness of Mrs. Guffo, everyone had pop and fee cream at the picnic. Thanks to Robert Brooks for seeing that we had chairs for the closing program. For all who contributed towards the cost of the school we pray, "God bless you." For gifts fbr the best student we are grateful to the! following merchants: Bjorkman's Hardware, Bolger's Drug Store, Krfiuse NewB Agency, The 5 and 10 Store. Anthony Noonan, Jeweler, Nye Drug Store, The Toddler Shop, Vycital's Hardware, Wattle's Drug Store. Also a thank you to Jacob Justen ft Sons, and the V.F.W. for the loan of their chairs. To Chief McCarthy, thanks. Some good advice--spend next Sunday at Bible church. Special music from Chicago for 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services -- messages from the Bible--'God Loves You' and 'The Living Word for a Dead World.' .Will you come? adv. • PASTOR LIBERTY Mrs. Tollefson of Marengo spent Wednesday with Mrs. Wm. MeCannon. In the afternoon they called on friends in McHenry. Dick Oldson took the Boys Brigade of the Wonder Lake Gospel church to the Cave of the Mounds in Wisconsin, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Andreas and family spent (the week-end with his sister and husband in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Brown of Clarendon Hills sjtent the weekend with his father, S. W. Brown. • Plscsvery of Coffee Americans, it is recorded, began drinking coffee in 1668. But coffee was originally discovered about 865 A. D., according to legend, in Arabia. Because of its exhilarating, effects, it was used as a medicine and also, pulverized and mixed with fat, as a food. " COUNCIL ROObI ' ^ Jane 5th, 1950 < The' City Council met in regular semi-monthly meeting with Mayor Freund presiding.. Aldermen present: Althoff, Anderson, Freund, Rothermel, Vycital, Thennes. Absent: None. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Freund, that the minutes of the last meeting be approved as read. Motion carried. ' Motion by Freund, seconded by Vycital, that the treasurer's report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Rothermel, that the collector's report be approved as read. Motkm carried. Motion by Vycital, seconded by Anderson, that the clerk's report be approved as read. Motion carried. • Motion by Anderson, seconded by Thennes, that the following bills be paid as approved by the finance committee: - John J. McCarthy, Salary 1220.10 Elmer R. Murphy, Salary 186.10 Joseph C. Grobel, Salary Arthur J. Staith, Salary Philip M. Thennes, Salary Anton H. Freund, Salary Earl R. Walsh, Office eg** pense Philip Hastings, Polio* service Mayme Buss, Salary St commissions Joseph Brefeld, Sidewalks Richard Aronson, Sidewalks .!. Vale Adams, Sidewalks Richard Justen, Sidewalks Glenn D. Dixon, Sidewalks C. D. Kinsey, Sidewalks C. D. Kinsey, Sidewalto Gladstone's, Polling boo|jf curtains *11 Ero Erickson, Polio# radio maintenance Vycital's Hardware, Street paint ft supplies ............ Alexander Lumber Cto., Coal : 186.20 m.xo 178.20 178.20 15.00 91.60 104.07 * $5.(0 25.60 12.80 24.80 12.80 12.80 16.80 *.22 16.00 142.70 Leo TiMMNMB, water it sewer trench .... 10.00 Joe M. Schmttt, Mowing 74.00 A. S. Blake Motor Sales, i Inc., Repairs" to pollfte car - 35.55 Edward H. Nickels, Supplies 26.96 Chicago Bridge ft Iron 0e* , Rubber gaskets -- 10.51 James B. Clow ft SonS, v Waterworks supplies 46.08 Milwaukee Lead Works, Lead pipe coils 158.24 Westinghouse Electric; . Supply Co., Streetlights 65.78 Clark Chevrolet Ssl^p ; • Storage ft repairs toi^ * truck ,0.94 Vance Welding Service, Wel«m»* -4^. > 1-60 McHenry Sand ft Gravel ' Co. Crushed road gravel 98.15 W. B. Bjorkman ft Sop, Pptat ft brush , 4,51 Schreiner's Standard Berf* ice, Gas ft oil, police car & truck 10L33 Elmer R. Murphy, Extra • police duty 8.00 McHenry Lumber Cqu/i^>4 pany, Coal a(nd lumber _ -.18.72 Western United G. ft IB. Co., Gas service 17.31 Illinois Bell Telephoiis . Co. Telephone Service .... 13.10 Public Service Co., Power ft light 443.15 Acme Freight ft Transfer Co., Freight .. 6.25 The McHenry Plaindealer Printing ft publications 197.70 Elgin Storage ft Transfer Co., Freight 6.51 Leon M. Golding ft Associates, Transcript 15.49 George Steilen, Painting streets ft raking . 96.50 Clark Chevrolet Sales* Repairs 20.00 Earl R. Walsh, Insurants on truck ..' 48.28 Althoff's Hardware, Supplies 33.66 8RCUL 8BWBB FUHD Mayme Bass, Clerical .... $ 20.00 Fred C. Felts, Salary I1E00 McHenry Lumber Con-„ i pany. Lime 7.65 (Hester Oil Company, Oil 8.46 Public Service Company, Power ft light i 116.83 Motion by Althoff, seconded by Anderson, to approve the replat of Hillside addition, submitted by Harold P. Owen, subject to approval by Engineer V. H. Kassed on location and adequate provision pertaining sewer installation. Motion carried. • Motion by Freund, seconded by Thennes, to'table proposals submitted by Chicago Tank and Bridge Company on painting stand pipe until such time as committee can medt to inspect' tank. Motion carried. \ Motion by Althoff, Beeotfaed by Rothermel, to adjourn. Motion carried, \ OlOROE p. FREUND, '.v" •' 1 * ' - Mayor EARL R. WALSH," City Clerk. Wasted Bffert* ------ « K-' • ENGINEER ttiip&d on to the broken-down porch of a dilapidated shack high in the hills. A mountaineer wife sat on the porch, resting comfortably. The engineer tipped his hat "Hopdy, madam," he began. 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