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*mvmt w if«'"»'. ip^igp^^ipp^iipipp^ fhfmOm I. 1H0 * ^ NV.V " *•' McHENRY fr * *- >?;. ^*\\'rmr^#,7^r:TS?*& *' ^ SOCIETY TOENNES-GAYLORTI JIMS EXCHANGED LAST SATURDAY ...••A, very pfetty wedding was col- Ifcmtxed at St Mary's church last Saturday, NOT. 4. when Miss Irene, Thennes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thennes, became the bride Of Mr. Clarence Oaylord, Jr., son Of the senior Gaylords of Denver, (Mo., formerly of Woodstock. Rt. TB&. Msgr. C. S. Nix officiated at *• double ring ceremony, which WAS performed at 10 o'clock.) A The radiant bride, given in ma,rftage by her father, chose a white •atin gown, lace trimmed, and long. Her short veil, also trimmed' With lace, was held by a seed pearl tiara and she wore as her only Jewelry a rhinestone choker, a •ft of the bridegroom. Her bou- •et consisted of large and small l)Rms. * Acting as matron of honor was ^rs. Stella Vogt, sister of the le, who was attired in a green dress. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Dowell of McHenry, the groom's sister', and Mrs. Helen O'Leary of Woodstock, a friend. They were attired in gowns of gold satin, styled similar to that of the bride. All wore rhinestone chokers, gilts of the bride, and had headpieces of mums. They carried bouquets of colored mums. Little Msrte Justen, niece of the bride, was the charming flower girl, wearing a pink ruffled gown |Utd headpiece of white mums. She tore a gold locket, a gift of the bride, and carried a small bouquet kif white mums. Serving as best man was Harold Donovan of Woodstock, a friend, groomsmen were Robert Gaylord of Woodstock, the groom's brother, and ".Bud** Thennes, brother of the bride. The ushers Were Leonard Thennes of McHenry and Harold Gaylord of Marengo, brothers of the bride and groom respectively. Mm. Thennes cl\ose for her otuKhter'R wedding a black dress with which she wore black accessories. The groom's mother wore a tfiftwn * dress and brovjn access- $"ies. Mrs. Ann* Freund. grandother of the bride, and Mrs. Anna Gaylord, grandmother of the tproom, chose black dresses with White mum corsages. ' Following the ceremony, a breaktest was served at the home of tie bride's parents, followed at 1 o'clock by a delicious turkey dinner served to fifty relatives at APs White* House. Whe couple left late in- the afternoon on a wedding trip through the West and will return to Den- &r, where they will make their l^>me. - t. fARD OF THANKS ^ !We would likk to thank our ftiends, neighbors ariH relatives ftr cards, gifts, flowers and for «sits on the occasion of our wedamg anniversary last week. We Me also grateful for the many kind remembrances during Mrs. Oeffling's recent illness. 21 Mr. and Mrs. William Oeffling .f. ...IE.6.A.LS. ... i claim dat Notice - ^Estate of Leo Golombiewsk. Deceased. >'Notice ib hereby given to a] persons that the first Monday ot December, 1950, is the claim date ih the estate of Leo Golombiewski, Deceased pending in the Prohate Court of Lake County, Illimts, and that claims may be filed af&inst the said estate on or before said date without issuance of spmmon^. .• . _ WILCKS, \f Administrator. JOSEPH X. WAYNNE, Lawjpj* > McHenry, Illinois. (Pub Oct. 26 - Nov. 2-9) ' » PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Change 'J in Schedule • To the Patrons of the Illinois Btf 1 Telephone Company: AThe Illinois Bell Telephone; (Jpmpany hereby gives notice to de public that it has filed with tbe Illinois Commerce Commission a proposed change in its rates and LUICK CE CREAM HALF-GALLON jes 99* * rnnooucroMY ma. . . h«w iw». •aOon Pack's* • • • Uiwl#^ Viae . Only .. • Ytoir CImIm e* • fhiwn I Bolgcr's Orug Store SfaHBNRY, ILL. PHONE 4» it charges for telephone! service in State of Illinois and that change involves an increase in the rates and charges for public, semipublic, and business coin box serv4ces, for service connections, moves, and changes, and for the installation of 1A key telephoned systems. A copy of the schedules showing' the proposed change in rates and charges may be inspected by any Interested party at any business office of this Company. All parties interested in this matter may obtain information with respect thereto either directly from this Company or by addressing the Secretory of the Illinois Commerce Commission at Springfield, Illinois. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY • By L. G. BRATTON, ; General Commercial Manager (Pub. Nov. 9-16V BOWLING NOTES Frank 6 Freida, Tavern, 0. ' , Komar, 5SS. McHenry PlaaterlnfT Henrx, Recreation, 0. Ball, 555; Nimts, HI; 204-569. is (continued from page f 446; R. Stilling. 175-515. Leo's Palnterettes, 2; Weingart Trucking. 1. L. Schmitt, 446; L. Freund, 421. Lay's Tavern, 2; Geo. Breier ft Son, I, Coll D. of A<-- Art Smlth^thtofcei?, i| Drug Store, 0. L. Smith, 184-467. Buss Motor Sales, 2; Join the Tailor, 1. V. Diedrlch, 42S; B. O'Brien, 43l cago. Two brothers, Henry and Herman, preceded him In death. Services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Hakansson funeral home, with Rev. Harold Wilke officiating. Interment was In Union cemetepjp, Local M«n Attended . • Annual Polio Maatingl;! Leonard Townsend of Woodstock was unanimously elected chairman of the McHenry county day. This la his eleventh consecutive year to hold that position. Among chairmen and workers present were. Ray McQee, Frank Gende and Richard Smith of McHenry and Elmer R. Murphy of Ringwood and Wonder Lake. TAX PAYMENTS \ This year's tax bill, largest in the history of McHenry county, is now about 97 per cent paid, according to figures reldased last week. Algonquin township, largest in the county, paid the greatest amount, Subscribe for The Plain dealer Read the Waat Afe WOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of Thomas T. Thonneson, Deceased. * Notice is hereby given to all persons that January 2. 1951, is the claim, date in the estate of Thomas T. Thonneson, Deceased, ponding in the County Court of McHenry. County, Illinois, and that claims mAy be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. AMY LUND THONNESON, Executor. WILLIAM M. CARROLL, JR.' Attorney at Law, Woodstock, Illinois. . .... (Pub. Nov. 9-16-23) .... ........ -- Vellnrr RcmiMi -- Nile Owls-- The Pit, 2; Holly's Drive Ittl, i S. Weber, 182-440. M,cHenry Recreation, i; tSchroeder Iron Works, 0. Al's White House, 2; Nye Drug Store. 1. J. Rosing, 175-520; E. Rand, 190- 473. Ml Place Tavern, 1; McHenry Sand A Gravel, 1. E. Hoyte, 443; F: Freund, 4». , Y. F. W.-- Dog Faces, 2; Fly Boys, 1. / R. Weyland, 527; R. Smith, 209- 685.' /•> ... •.• ;vv. Swabbies, 2; Bell Hops, 1. Herdrich, 518; Weyland, 20>- 562. * RITES HELD FOR FRANK GRISWOLD, FORMER RESIDENT Funeral services were held at 2 o'olock Saturday from the Merwin funeral home in Woodstock for Frank R. Griswold, a former McHenry resident who died Nov. 1 at his home in Woodstock. Rev. Jesse Firestone officiated at last rites, followed by burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Mr. Griswold, 71 years old, was a native of Ringwood. where he was born Nov. 29, 1S79. He resided on Fourth street in McHenry for a few years before moving to Woodstock in 1929. Death came after four months of poor health. * Surviving besides the widow. Mary Ella; are five children, Leslie Frank of Woodstock, Marilyn Wilcox of Sparta. Wis., George Walden of Woodstock, Kenneth Edwin of Ruston, La., and Zena Mae Kellog of Woodstock; also five grandchildren. Beautiful personalized Christmas cards at the Plaindealer office. Select yours today. 9 ©•Clirte-- Certified Foods. 2; Old Bridge. 1. B.^Kreier, 512: Rodenkirk, 202- 502; Larkin, 210-560. Clark Chev., 2; Co-ops. 1. Schweiger, 529; Jannotta, Ht# 561; Corsp. 239-203-608; Adams, 531; Bennett, 542. Fox Novelty, 2; Blats, 1. T. Werbnig, 529; Peisert, StI; Stanfel, 510. K. of C^- ~ Steffans. t; Walsh's, 1. Frost's, 5; Diedrich's, 1. Bislnesa Men-- Freund's Dairy, 1; McDonald's Tavern, 1. Rourke, 216-537. Leo's Ringwood, S; McCullom ^ake, 0. Oxtoby, 504. Cubs Inn, 1} McHenry Lumber Co., 0. H. Weber, 430 P. M. Justen Fttfto., 2; McHenry Co-op, 1. « A. Hogan, 192-4tt. . • 1 Enrly Birds-- , _ . stii ling's Town '% Country, I; McHenry Cab. 1. , B. Knaak, 423. Carey Electric, 3; Peterson1 Boat. 0. E. Peterson, 458; E. Rand, 188- 491; F. Larson. 183-424. S. H. Freund A Sony J; Oldr Bridge, 1. \L. Kuns, 447; B. Buergler, 173*< 457; N. Larkin, 181-440. . • .A Freund Oil, 2; ' - A. Freund Sons, 1. R. Freund, 177-425. FUNERAL JUTES CONDUCTED FOR PAUL HACKER. 69 Paul Hacker, 69 years old, > resident of Crystal Lake, died on Nov. 2. A native of Pommern, Germany, where he was borA in 1881, he lived at Griswold Lake for many years. Survivors include two brothers, William of Woodstock and Charles of Clearwater Lake, Wis., and sister. Mrs. Emma Calbow of Chichapter of the National Founda-1 $492.421.82, followed by Dorr with tion for Infantile Paralysis at the [$467,591.16, and McHenry with annual meeting held last Thuraf-'$421,517.47. ; SPEEDY SAYS: "Don't let thai balmy air fool you! Old Man Winter has dasigns on your car. Be sale. Enjoy comfortable driving. Come in right away for anti freeze and a wfrfter check-up by expert mecha n i c s / * - : • " i r McHenry Willys-Orerland Sales 604 Front St. TeL 403 uma. HOYBsaiui - at BIMBO & SONS TAVERN | 124 Riverside Drive:; McHenryf IU.1 -V!"v :®s!# ERNEST PIEROW, Owner jPorm*rly FLOYD COLEMAN Tavwn THE GIFT.POST" One Twenty-Two Riverside Br GRAND OPENING SATURDAY. NOV. 25 "Where Santo Clans Will Spend December" Order your personalized Christmas cards today at the Plaindealer. Toyland Open At VYCITALrS ^Jiw^ui^Lay-ajwa^Plan. EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING S AT 7:30P.M. We have buyers for all types of livesiodL CALVES are selling at an all time Ugh* Consign your stock here for top prions. We pay consignor day after the sale. LIVESTOCK can be tested at bar sales barn. We are bonded. Woodstock Comm. Sales Co* lnt v< PHONE 572 or 499 -- WOODSTOCK. ILL. Were thee »,SOO iHf» *wa Beeteii te Sen Meael You'd have to go that far to equal the miles travelled in July, August and September by drivers on the 6-month, nationwide iord Truck Economy Run! PMiy Nerdii, Nvntkigtw, West Vlrtinta. tayii "My Ford F-8 is the finest of the six or seven different makes of trucks we have owned. Ford Truck Economy Run is proving it!" Over5000 Ford Truck drivers log 30MILU0N MILES DEMONSTRATING FOM> TRUCK ECONOMY leek fer tMs alee on Ford Truck* --thousands of them--all over America! Trucks bearing this shield are in the famous Forti Truck Economv Run! First 3 months off history's greatest economy . demonstration pile up convincing evidence that Foid Trucking COSTS LESS! ' - ** - • ' * ' jvery kind off truck |«b is represented many limes over oaiihe .iant, nationwide Ford Economy Run! Careful records show y ord Truck FACTS on gas and oil consumed, total repairs and Maintenance, miles travelled, loads carried. These drivers are demonstrating what every Ford Truck owner already knows: That Ford Trucks do MORE per dollar^ Come in and see us-- learn how Ford can give jo* better trucking at less cost! Ford Trucking Costs less and FORD TRUCKS LAST LONfflfc U__|^nl n A n -- * h -- -- if . « F.CA BUSS MOTOR SALES 631 MAIN ST. PHONE 1 McHENRY. ILLINOIS WE SELL AT CHICAGOLAND PRICES RED LABEL v Orange or tended Juice 46 Oz. Tin LIBBY'S FANCY PUMPKIN 2 T2i^ns LIBBY'S GOLDEN uream worn 303 Tins SPECIAL MANOR HOUSE COFFEE lb. tin 85c FRESH FARM PULLET EG6S doz.39c U. S. NO. 1 IDAHO POTATOES lOlbs. 39c H 10 lb. bag $3.75 The Certified Grocer's Co-op is one of the largest in the country, through this buying power you receive Quality Merchandise at Low Cost. PETER PAN Sweet Poos 2 303 Tins SPRY 3 Lb. 1 Tin ROYAL DISH Grated Tuna Vz Size Tin GOLD TOP Rod Sockeyi SALMON % Size Tin 43* JOAN OF ARC Rod Kidney Boons 3 303 AQe Tins LIBBY'S Tomatoe Juice 46 Oz. Tin mm 51 LIBBY'S Catsup 39* 14 Oz. Btls. LIBBY'S Sauerkraut 2 2VZ Tins LIBBY'S Fruits for Salad FANCY GRADE A STEWING CHICKENS • 3-5 S jvg. b. 45c FRESH DRESSED PAN-READY FRYBtS - 2-3 lb. avg. Ii. 55c MEATY SHOULDER VE/U. ROAST . I>.«c MEATY RIB VEAL CHOPS b.S>c PORK SAUSAGE ROLLS 1 lb. ea. 39c FRESH VEGETABLES GRAPES 2 Lbs. 25c TUBE TOMATOES 17® Ea. PASCAL CELERY S\X 19° FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES 29« HARMONY Paper NapUM* 2 21° AERO WAX & 49c JUNO SUDS 28 Oz. pkg. mA SWAN SOA? 2 K.2T* LIFEBOY TOILET SOAP 2 23° wmm OXYDOL Reg- 9Qe Pkg. MSr Reg. Pkg. CERTIFIED FOOD STORE STORE NO. 360 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL' 9 f: