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; ' " \ \ . * * ' ; -v-v X*">: - H\ •. •* . % ** ' t <\W ?•*?' • f •'* \ j ». -\ • M j- Jr • * -M . Thursday, Junt 10, 1954 ,• ••• -K<: ' , , , ^ _ , . .,, .v: ^ ^ • ' THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER >VX' Mai* •flU- WMMm Page S«Yenie«n «iiiiiniittitiniti:iimiiifmii!iiiiftiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHtiiiiiinnf Spring Grove f By Mrs. C harles Freund illIIIIUIIIIIUIIIIilllll|||||||||||||||ll|||U||i|IUItlllllllillflHI The infant son ,of Mr. and Mis. Robert Oxtoby was christened » Robert Harold at StT Peter's church on May 30.. Mrs. Lyle t Thomas and Leo Smith were sponsors for the baby, A dinner was served to members of the > family at the home of the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Oxtoby, iahonor of the * occasion land, Ohio, to visit her ton. Their brother, Elmer, spent a few days in Cleveland last week and, with his aunt, returned home by plane last week. SCIENCE and your REMOVING THE APPENDIX iy Science Features vwoiwi1- l ^ • An aappppeennddeeccttoommyy is one o01f tihwe A turkey dinner Was servM1 at t most frequent Operations, account- - . .... . . tA »a 1* nar r»»nt nf *11 A the John Sheets home en Ma^ 30 in honor of the c*:istening of their grandson, Btuce Michael Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert- Smith. Pat Busch was god- » mother and Jack Sheets godfather for the baby. Rev. John Daleiden officiated at the cere- * mony at St. Peter's church. v Mrs. William Shotliff enterk tained a party of relatives and fiiends at the fire house Sunday . afternoon, May 30. in honor of Miss Clara Belle Millc- of Pacific, Mo., who win become the * bride of Dr. Lyle\ Franzen of Chicago at Urbana )on June 12. Approximately thirty guests * were present. A delicious lunch was served. ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter May attended graduation exercises at , St. Mary's high school in Woodstock on Tuesday night, June 1. Their grandson was one of the * graduates. Graduation services for St. * Peter's ^school were held in church Sunday morning befote v the 8 o'clock mass. The gradu- - ates filed in and marched to the ing for 10 to 15 per cent of all major surgeries performed in general hospitals. The operation was not always as simple as it is today, when education, new surgical methods and the use of antibiotics have introduced a new era. The death rate from appendicitis -- 10.9 per 100,000 people in 1911-- declined to 1.3 in 1953. The appendix is a small blind tube located at the beginning of the large intes- Matorial passing through tube is loaded with bacteria that can infect the tissue and cause inflammation--a condition known as appendicitis. Experience has shown that prompt attention and an early operation are necessary to avoid serious complications. One complication that can result from a ruptured appendix is called peritonitis. It is caused by the infected fluid of the appendix flowing into the abdominal cavity. To prevent this infection, antibiotics are used before and after suvgerv. According to Dr. Paul S. Rhodes, FEWER HOGS GO TO MARKET DURING NEXT FEW MONTHS Iowa and Northern Illinois farriers will sell fewer hogs in the next two to three months than they did a year ago, a survey of nearly 600 farmers in tlhe arfta reveals. On the other hand, considerably more hugs will be sold during fall and winter this year than in the corresponding period a year ago. The farms ^rveyed represent an area in ftiich one-third of all (hogs in the United States are produced. This second report on hog marketing intentions is based on a quarterly survey conducted by Iowa State college in cooperation with the Chicago Union Stock Yards. The project was initiated and financed by the Chicago Stock Yards company. Projected marketing based on pigs born, s'ows bred and stateid breeding intentions -- in- I r • iW/ passin * F* the tu survey indicated that these sales will be augmented by sharply higher sales of packing sows in July and August, the result of increased spring fgrowings. Hog marketings in the last ^oulcefour months of 1954 will be up sharply -- probalbly by 30 per cent. The increased marketings will continue into early 1955. The survey showed that far- , . SIX-DAY INSTITUTE A six-day institute for parents of handicapped children throughout the state will be held June rowings increased sharply last"H&"-:' at the Illinois Children's winter and this spring. A good share of the increased farrowings ate accounted for by the smali size hog enterprises. Farms with less than ten litters last spring reflected an 88 per cent increase in 1954 spring farrowings. Farmers till at had ten to nineteen sows farrowing in 1953 inci eased their 1954 spring ^farrowings by 19 per cent. Those with over twenty sows increased their farrowings by only five , per cent. Many of the larger hog raisers who had sows farrowing in March last year shifted to January and February farrowings this year. Tuey also shifted May dicate that May. June and July j litters up to April this yfar. sales of barrows and gilta fiom j This change Jn farrowings Will Iowa and Northern Illinois farms probably will be about one-fourth below a year earlier. August sales of barrows and gilts will be in line with a year ago. The Chicago Stock Yards show up in the fall marketing pattern. This means that we can expect late Augtlst and September sales to increase Also, these hogs will be pushdifc to market at ligiht weights this fall. altar, where they were presented I the drugs most widely used m with their diplomas by Fr. Dalei-I cases of peritonitis are penicillin den. The girls • looked lovely in | a"d streptomycin, aanun.stered..- their sheer dresses of light blue [ Appropriately ' named and the young men in their suits combiotic, combines thest two antiof navy, blues and grey. This year's graduates were Jerry Gritzuk, Donald Bell, Pat Kagan; Francis Kattner, Kenny May, Roger Freund, Roger May, Tom Jessie, Donald May, Frances Hamlin, Mary Kay Young, Verna Miller, Jeanette Busch, Dolores Smith and Kathleen Sweeney. Congratulations on their wedding anniversaries g» to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kattner, Mr. and Mrs. George W. May, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tinney, Mr. and Mis. Albert Britz, and to Mr and Mrs. Frank Prosser on their silver wadding anniversary. / Those we heard about who entertained in their homes in honor of their graduates were Mr. and ' Mrs. John Smith, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Kagan, Mr. and Ml"*: Jftfct-'f1 Miller and Mrs Mary Gritzuk. Frank and Frieda's bowling team and their wives enjoyed a dinner at Village Inn at Richmond on Saturday night. Alvina and Eleanor Adams of Fox Lake recently completed a vacation trip East. They were accompanied by their aunt, M. Kafner, who stopped at Clevebiotics. The common symptoms of appendicitis are nausea and pain in the lower right side of the belly. However, as the position of the appendix in the abdomen can vary, so can the pained area and J/L it wife not to rely on the usual symp> toms. FOR Building Materials Sears Roebuck & Co. Floor Tile -- Wall Tile Gutters -- Roofing -- Siding Garage Doors ^gggjrib. Windows ~ Doors Kitchen Cabinets (Mntmca Tops) For Free Estimate Call or Write ADVENTURES in GOOD EATING Farmers with less than ten sows in 1953 will Increase farrowings substantially in May. It will be November befoie receipts increase appreciably from this Hospital school, 2551 North Clark street, Chicago. The program is designed to give parents of handicapped children a better undei standing of the emotional and physical needs of the children. Eligible for invitation to attend are parents and guardians of educable infants and children through the age of seven whose orthopedic or neurological handicaps interfere with normal pnysical and social activities; Sponsors of the institute aie the Illinois Department of Public Welfare, which Operates the hospital-school, the Illinois Superintendent of Public In* st ruction and the Division of. Services for Crippled Children of the University of Illinois. Miss Eva Unti has returned home for summer vacation. Chamber President'. Will Judge Conies* Dan Justen, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will" judge the New Home Sewing ftiacnine "Buttons" contest sponsored by Freund's Sewing Machine Sales A Service, located across from Hunterville Park subdivision. • Mr. Justen, in accepting his assignment as a judge in this contest, observes, "This certainly looks like an excellent opportunity for many people to win valuable prizes and to have . a lot of fun doing it. In a way, I'm sorry I'm a judge because I'd like to enter this contest myself but I expect to have a lot of fun judging it." This contest will start Thursday, June 10, and will last until midnight, June 17, one week only. Accuracy, promptness of submission and neatness will determine the winner of the sewing machine, but many additional awards will be made. w Tk wheels are furn?ng-B« careful of YOURS! Eighty per cent of vehicles involved in fatal traffic accidents in 1953 were travelling straight ahead. Phone Sto or 841. Art and Lee's Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge Catering to Private Parties 204 RIveraMe Drive MeHenry, 111. Ben's 120 Club "The Lure of the Epicure" Choice Aged Steaks Bar-B-Que Ribs - Seafood ^ Hot Weather Specials Tasty Sandwiches ! « ... served ^•Mte : jtigf . Ltlyi4«» Phone MeHenry &7-R-1 Little Chef Restaurant Ribs & Steaks PHONE 425 1S8 X. 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