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led Aug. 20 JMMlUful "Children's Cathe- MleTed to be the only re- Odlflce in the world built tiM We of children primarily. iMkatod last Sunday. Aug. the Loyal Order of Moose pMy" dear Chicago. A numof significant features have Incorporated in this monu- Ot steel and stone, which will lli liMwn as the Mooseheart (111.) "Honae of God", dedicated to the graatoot of the Pour Freedoms-- of Worship--a church netting all faiths. matically. Westminster chimes will peal out the quarter hours Mid the "Angelus" will be played •very evening at sunset. The stained-glass windows of this unusual church are considered to be the world's finest. Worldfamed artists, including the celebrated Dutch master Joep Nicolas, co-operated in creating the colorful windows. The windows of the Catholic chapel depict the seven Sacraments, while the Protestant chapel windows exemplify the eight Beatitudes. The windows of the main church tell the story of the Creation and other Biblical tales. The "House of God" will also have one of the world's largest pipe organs in the main auditorium, and the ^latest type of electrical organs Have been installed in the two chsflJtls. A Mooseheart One of these is that it is the lirst thtirch In the world, qt a civilian where all faiths may conservices. Flanking the main nium, which will seat more ?00 worshipers, will be separata Roman Catholic and Protestant chapels, each complete in itelf. The main church will be used |or Joint services as well as Jew- Orthodox, Mormon and all Iter religions, represented at the 3hlld City". Second, the Mooseheart "House •tit God" will have the world's argest tubular cartillon of sixtyloir bells. This cartillon is housed (I 4 tower rising 110 feet into the ' ifr. It is so equipped as to be mantally operated or it can be played ^ iron "player piano rolls" autostudent, a 14-year-old girl, has been studying under several outstanding organists in order to take over the duties of official "House of God" organist. Funds for this "House of God" were raised by popular subscription from among the nearly one million members of the order, operators and founders of the worldfamed city for children. Mooseheart is maintained for the care, education and spiritual training of dependent children of deceased niemtfers. Its population today numbers nearly 1,000 children, from babes in arms to young m^n and women about to . graduate from high school. McCnlloiri Lake (by Yardstick) VHInI mniIMMI YrvMiitwut»* . Our visit to the flower show at the International Harvester Bhow room8 at McHenry last Friday evening, was an event in our life which wdll long be remembered. After viewing the many floral specimens in the Frank C. Howard exhibit, and the many ribbons awarded our good neighbor, a feeling of pride swelled within us, which affirmed our many past assertions that McCullom Lake is truly the garden spot of America. Alfred' Arregc-.*, master of horticulture on the Howard estate, presented his craftsmanship in a manner which earned for Mr. Howard eight first awards, four second and three thirds. A huge silver platter of garden vegetables, arranged in a novel fashion, was among the first prize winners. We have every reason to believe that the king size onions included in this exhibit played an important part in swaying the judges in their decision. One sniff of those "Bermuda bombs" would bring tears to the eyes of the strongest of men. Among the Frank C. Howard floral specimen in the exhibit were dahlias, a two color fortyniner rose, cotton tail, beefsteak begonia, leather plant, fiscus Elastica, colius and in the gladiolus varities Ethel Cave Cole, leading lady and gold dust. After two years of concentration on producing a streamlined bean, Alfred Arreger merited second prize for his masterpiece at Friday's showing. Head the Want Ads! D1EMD m FALL William Nielsen, 51 of Maple rk rural route no. 2, near Elwas killed at 5 p.m. Wednesef last week when he was off a farm wagon by a of straw which fell from a grab hook while being hoisted into jthe haymow of the barn. Nielsen knocked to the pavement land- 1-first. He suffered a skull ire and was dead when an doctor arrived at the scene. .Iter the third time she said to Utile son. "Run quickly and ov hands for dinner." iofced over his hands and $ •^Mather, they aren't really dirty Ayimt Mnda blurred.'* That Froved It ,* '" •#» too pretend to have m good :<* jQf|pncBt as I have?" exclaimed -li si ill wile to her husband. kW'•/ "Well, no," he replied slowly, [. "our choice of partners for life be compared with yours.' Livestock Shipments Approximately one billion head of I livestock have been shipped to thei Chicago market since the Union Stock Yard was established 841 years ago. : r-' the corner ot Hickory 1'ark Vicv Lane is th«^ that dream. His education before entering service, as well aa the knowledge gained while in the army air forces, well qualified hip for the position of draftsman which he now holds at the McHenry Lumber Co. Among his hobbies are swimming, interior decorating and gardening. Jake and JBvalynne Levesque are the new owners of the vltant property at the corner of McCttllom Lake and Spring roa*£s.' Jerry Doran, Shirley Olsen', Evalynne Levesque and their seven offspring decided on a quiet picnic at Williams Bay last Sunday. Their one-day excursion ended in true "ala Slatfield" style. Their 1932 vintage "Black Miy-ia" just wasn't made- to carry a load of ten hoomans and a ton of vitals. At the half way mark on the road to their destination, one of the six connecting rods in Black Maria's innerds decided to come out through the crank case to see what the weather was like on the outside, which was strictly against the rules of the connecting rod workers local, so the remaining five made a loud protest and quit cold, leaving the ten hoomans refugees stranded north of the 38th parallel. v ;, / Repeated efforts of the in the group to snare a passing motorist for a ride home failed and the gals decided to $ * likely spot to bed the Jtpong'uns down for the night. Just then Bob Doran happened to notice the helpless band as he was returnhg from a business trip to Fonddlao add recognized his three heirs in the group. It cost Bob just two thousand miles of wear on his tiref ftp tf#ke the stop. After collecting " the disciples of Slatfield and crowding them into their disabled vehicle, he threw them an anchor and towed them home. Never again! vowed Jerry, Shirley^nd Evalynne. • i....-- "S k i p" Turner, 12-y«§P4ld grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shacffer of our community died from injuries sustained when a car driven by his fathew ittV'l' Turner, was struck iy 'a tram kt Lake Geneva, Wis., /last Friday. Funeral services were held at Johnsburg last tylonid&y." Tbe eMfer Turner suffered injurtee which.'esquired hospitalization. Contracts have been let for repairs on the McCallom Lake roadsK where 100 percent backing of property owners has been obtained. According to Chris Dvore of the property Owners Association, work on the following roads will begin in the near future. Orchard Drive from McCullom Lake road to. Forest View, Maple Hili from east to west limits, Lake Shore Drive, entire length, as well as Spring Road and Eastwood Drive. • • * Sunday will be the deadline for property owners on other roads to sign up at the beach house. Hours will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. George Klddelsen attended the funeral of George Solman of Round Lake last Monday. Mr. Solman, a resident of Round Lnket, for the past fifteen years, i passed away last Thursday. Funeral services were held at. a chapel in GrayBlake with interment at the Round Lake cemetery. Charles Blake underwent an appendectomy operation at the Woodstock hospital last Saturday. Our best wishes for a speedy recovery go to Charlie. William Nehrke is at present confine^ tp his bad at the Michael Reese hospital after undergoing a series of operations on his throat at t{iat. lnsUtution. A card from his mariyf frienpi and neighbors here wcuid h-4p immeasurably in speeding his recovery. The? ffencvolent Order of Apahs held their regular weekly meeting last Thursday at the Jake-Will shop. An afternoon of pinochle was followed with a delicious snack and refreshments prepared by their gracious hostesses, Therese Schultz and Evalynne Levesque, which wa* by aii. :* The finalists contest or the "Stars of the Future" amateur rfhow will take place at Roy-Al on Saturday evening, Sept. 3. The many valuable prises to be awarded the three top spot winners are now on .display at Roy-Al. All first place winners from past performances are eligible to compete for the grand prises. W&n'S v - JWHOB. Rubber goods t* mftdrmore attractive by the nap jtpeeial, finishes. Beach toys, for example) are printed in brlgkUy colored patterns while ralnboots. balls and numerous other rubber articles receive a special finish that brightens the surface. "Carpetbaggers** Hie, carpetbag, used by William F. Harnden who originated the express business on March 4, 1830, came with the stage coach days. Carpetbags lost theli' wide popularity due to the odium connected with the "carpetbaggers" of the cost civil war south. "Does your wife miss you much?" "No. She throws remarkably itraight for a woman." Dlseosslen Ended "What do you mean by coming in so late?" demanded the angry parent. A sudden thought came to the boy. "Oh. dad," he said, "I forgot to tell you--I knew you wouldn't mind --I was sitting up with the sick son of the sick man you are always telling mother you sat up with." Uncle Sam Say* When jttf spill ink on.yew* vent, never ase milk jn am attempt to remove it; In mot* case*; the mOk is more difficult to- npnorc than the ink. There are over two j\ hundred different k&ids of Ink. v Each type differs in its eompMW tion. Because inks are so compiles In their-makeup, and the techniques for removal are so varied, the ft vera ge person cannot successfully remove ink Stains. •J it* •< Horatio Alger's favorite theme was: "America Is ifce laad opportunity" and I am «sr* he weuM agree to another Important factor--the cornerstoae of security In <|e fatare Is the cultivation of sound sating habits. Bight now,. In this new year MM, yea can take advantage of one of the safest, sorest opportunities to save ever offered--C. 8. Savings Bends. Ton can buy Savings Bonds on the Payroll Savings Plan where you work, or if self-employed, the Bend-A-Month Plan at your hank. Jnst think, M years from now, yon will begin receiving |4 lev every $3 invested today. Sign np now tor one of these two safe aflft enre ways to provide future security. IJ S TtMutvy First 8obmart»e Wblftarlne, warfare had •faming during the Revolutionary war, but with an inglorious intr*»- , . duction. In 1777 David Bushnell, «•* inventor of a little round submarine called "the Turtle," tried to drag a box^ of gunpowder against the British frigate, Cetfbaa. His mine became fouled Wad-^hf JIsnk ft friendly schooner JfwtMS. • * ; ^ " Alaskan Plowers Alaska is hardly a place one wonld choose to grow flowers. But scientists of the U. S. department of agri- () ' culture say flower growers in the states would be surprised to see tile wealth of blossoms in Alaska < the short summer season. •d Feather Pillows U there's a slight odor feather pillows are drying in your gas dryer, don't worry about it. Feathers are animal fibers and the odor is caused by the high temperature needed to get the pillows thoroughly dry. Milkheuse Location , V Locate your milkhouso on 4Mb clean side of the barn, away frofn the cowyard and silo. , Some Deficiency "You didn't seem to be very hot about the efficiency expert," remarked the secretary. "No," replied the boss, "his explanation of how I could cut the NOTICE We are forming our Annual Christmas club. All applications must be in by Sept. 1. Althoff's Hardware. Beanty Note According to the records of the Toni company. 95 per cent of the I Turning our calendar back five women in the U.S. use a prepared years, we remember First Sgt. shampoo product. Over 9? per cent Jerome Stcinbach of the army air wash their hair at home force, who in November, 1945, re- 4-6 ' I turned to his home at -McCullom Withstands Washings iLakc after three and a half years Cotton's excellent resistance tc j 0f service to his country during alkalies and its greater strengU World War II, in Belem, Forta when wet are the secret of It* I iaza and Reclefe in Brazil ability to withstand repeated wash I Soon after his return to civilian infli ^ I life, Jerry began putting his plans Ifor a dream houBe into material- Booms for Bert | ization. The Steinback castle at The YMCA Hotel in Chicago Is one of the 10 largest hotels in tbe world. A corn and weiner fbast ^at the home of Mr. and Mm. enkirk in McHenry was a treat enjoyed last Thursday @repi4& 4>^ place Sept. 19 at Island Lake. The TtetaTf Liquor" Dealer * Protective Association chose the Roy- Al Inn for their regular monthly I overhead was over my head, meeting last Tuesday, at which time election of officers for the next twelve months was held. Lennv. J^lpman was elected preside^t,vr«|piacing Harold Barry, Art Henschel was reelected vicepresident and Joseph Landl reeleqtOMl as: tayasurer. Frank Holt ill, cpnttoitft as secretary a position he lf&s' Ifhled for the past year. LUCKY, AT THAT "Before we were married you called me an angeL" "I know it." "And now you don't call me Anything." "Well, you ought to be glad that I possess such self-control.". Margaret Porten of Nunda hip whs elected as SergeantfetalhKf& i of officers will take I Read tbe Want Ads! 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