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k.i3-. .. -i' rV.' $p§fwwp«s * ^ *T > i.s "**T 1 , i THE McHENBY PLAOIQEALER iimimiimiiiHtimtiiiiiiiiimuimHimiiiimHiwus R & LILYMOOR By Mrs. Pat Morrison Statement of the Owaerthtp, Managemefit, U4 Circulation. Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, as Amended by the Acts of March 3, 19.53, and July 2, 1946 (39 U. S. C. 233) IIMIIHKIHINHIIHIHIUIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIHtiniltlllllllHIHlllHllllf^ , ^gkly^t McHenryl^H.ffor Village meeting will be i made many friends in the com- M Mi this Friday, Oct 2, at S p.m. At tbe McDernioU hyilding. residents, please try to at- LUy Lake P.T.A. wffl'heve •fW house Thursday evening. Ctet. l, at the school house at 8 JMn. Sdme of the teachers will til present to have a discussion Wtth the parents. A buffet supper ig planned. Ail parents and Ifiembers of the P.T.A. should toy to attend. "The men and boys working on 'tike community house are oom- Ehg right along with the second floor. They will be working a- Sin this coming weekend, weai »r permitting. A dinner and ipper will be served to them Sunday. Won't be loji$ and roof will be on; .^"The ladies' auxiliar/t° lAkemoor volunteer fire department held their monthly meeting at the McDermott building last Wednesday evening. The tickets tor the feather party the auxiliary is sponsoring in November fpr a Christmas party for the ,* children in the community are out on sale. No plans for affairs fbr the immediate future were discussed. A social followed the meeting and coffee and cake was served. The auxiliary welcomed in three new members: Mrs. Sarley, Mrs. Greve and Mrs. Balleau. Hostesses for the evening were Erna Hoppert, Helen Harder, Marcella Qoss and ABce r---decker. -- A lovely stork shower was given in honor of Mrs. Donald # liberty at Mrs. Cartan's home la Lfkemoor last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Liberty received some very nice gifts. Refreshments were served to about fWrty-five gupste who attended. 4 very enjoyable evening was led by all. "The Cub Sccut Den 7 of Lakemoor are starting their regular Weekly meetings every Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. at the Htorh Saynor home In Lakemoor. | improving the Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus of constructing a October 1, 1853. State of Illinois ' r County of McHeary. ee, 1. The names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher. McHenry Publishing Co., Inc., McHenry, 111. Editor, Adele Froehlich, McHenry. 111. Managing Editor, None Business Manager, William Burfeindt, Jr., McHenry, 111. 2. The owner is: (if by a corporation, its name and address must be stated and also immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of stock. If not owued by a corporation, the names and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a partnership or other unincorporated firm, its name and address, as well as those of each individual member, must be given.) A. nor of Lakemoor upon the birth, Howard Mosher, Mc Henry, 111.,; of a baby boy a week ago. The j Gracia Mosher, McHenry. Ill munity when she lived here. Our deepest sympathy to her .family, relatives and friends. Mrs. Arthur Genskie of Lilymoor is confined to the Waukegan sanitarium, where it is reported ;she is coming a'ong fine. The Lakemoor community had a bit of excitement last Saturday when a fire brcke out on the back porch of the Ted Beahler home. We are very happy to report that., there was no one hurt and hot much damage was done. . ; : v; Mrs. Catherine Alien of Kenosha, mother of Vivian Vinecr of Lakemoor, was a visitor at the Vineer home last week. On Sunday, Les and Vivian drove Mrs. Allen home. Congratulations, though belated. to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Saynew addition to the Saynor family weighed in at 7 lbs. 11 oz., and has been named Joel Keith. Jack and Florence Quinn were visitors at the Les Vineer home in Lakemoor last Friday. Belated birthday greetings to Les Vineer and Lu Bitterman, who both celebrated their birthdays last week. May you both have many more. Mrs. Loretta Murphy Of Palatine. sister of Arthur Levand of Lakemoor, was a visitor at the Levand home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lindenau and children of Chicago were guests a the Levand home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Anderson of Lakemoor visited their daughter. Mary Frances, in Dixon over the past weekend. Mary Frances is coming along fine. Work on the beaches is in progress and I must say that it looks just grand. The Business Men's association of Lakemoor has appropriated $500 and the Volunteer Firemen's association $250 toward the extending of the large beach, 150 feet east, lake front and parking lot at 3. The known bondholders* mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: None. 4. The average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was: (This information is required from daily, weekly, semi-weeklj, and triweekly rewspapers only.) 3,115. WILLIAM BURFEINDT, JR., Business Manager -Sworn to and subscribed before^ me this 1st day of October, 1953. EARL R. WALSH Notary Public (SEAL) (My commission expire* October • 6, 1953. Want Ads. tuce freedom, are •verybodv'H business. McCulf om Lake News Thursday* October 1,1953 V Eve Levesque Cullom-Knoll Meeting There will be a meeting of the Cullom-KnOll association on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 4 p.m. at the beach house. This meeting is specifically for officers and trustees but the public is also invited to attend. It would be mucn appreciated if all those members who are delinquent with their dues would attend this meeting and pay up. It cannot be stressed too strongly how desparately the funds are needed if we are to maintain the appearance and comfort of our community. We hear that the new entertainment committee, under the able direction of Paul Struck and Otto Pyritz, is busy with plans for a great deal of merriment and fun this winter. Tragedy Strikes - ^ Our . deepest sympathy is extended to the Henry Dyko family of Spring Road on the death of their son, Dr. William Dyko of Chicago, who until the time of his passing had been on the staff at Alexian Brothers and St. Joseph's hospitals. His untimely death was due to a heart attack which occurred last Friday night. Dr .Dyko had been a visitor out here last Wednesday and had admired the lovely garden work done by his parents. He was laid to rest on Monday Dr. Dyko is survived by his widow, Gertrude; one son, Charles; his parents; one brother anff one sister. returned home from ^Memorial hospital, Woodstock, last week and is much improved. We missed Theresa on the local scene and it is good to have her back with us. Mrs. Evelyn -Steinbach required hospitalization last week. In some way her finger became badly infected and Dr. Lee Gladstone ordered her to Memorial hospital in Woodstock for treatment.- . She came home last Friday but it will still be some time before she is completely w^I,; More Birthdays " ^ • Sorry we missed Billy Houck's fourteenth birthday on S^ept. 7. Hank Houck treated hQs club meftibeis to the movies/U) celebrate his twelfth .birthday Sept • 25- •; 'K": v •' " '"--PT • . - - , The, boy# who' helped Hank celebrate were Tommy . Olsen. Johnny Scarbrough, Donny Haye-s and George Meyers. New Look (That very chic young lady, Mrs. Grace Walton, is looking at the world through a new pair of glasses and on her they look lovely. Tho Waltons have just finished adding a new coat of paint to their lovely home on Hickory Drive, greatly improving the looks of the surrounding neigh* borhood. How About That News Surely our community hasn't been without news in the last few weeks!! We've been waiting and waittoff for those important news items so phone them in reporter -- 537-W-2. 'So long until next week. The successful farmer sixes up hi farm, make a pl-in an i then sticks to it, but is ready to make changes within the plan to meet changing conditions. • Heart the Want Ad# Entertainment EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT STARTING OCTOBER 3d AT THE FO X H O L E Riverside Hotel OPENING FOR LUNCHES OCTOBER 15TIF Lakemoor returned from their f the beach. The small beach will trip to California last week. I be extended 50 feet north and They motored through the west- the low ground will be filled in. era states seeing all the sights I The work is under the supervi- %9S Ifa/tf* and just had a grand time. Julia came back with a very nice tan. sion of the beach committee, Claude McDermott, John Becker Even though they were gone a and Henry Hoppert. This is part month, both John and Julia said it just wasn't long enough. - The friends and neighbors of Mrs. Sajn Sances of Chicago and . Lilymoor were saddened of the carnival proceeds marked for the lake front. 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