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THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Thursday, August 19,1954 .*? • -JtV' ' tiK Johnsburg News By Mrs. Betty flrtterniann slum, on the fifteenth, of August. Freund, Mrs. Joe. P. Michels, Mrs. George Hiller and "Mrs.- Leo Hillejcx viaitcd' Mrs. Elizabeth Schrtiitt at her home, where they celebrated Mrs. preund's birthday, Cake and ice cream were served, to the ladies. We extend belated birtWday wishes to Mrs. Freund. Wni. Freund Family Rcusion Another family reunion took -r Commiuiity Mourns Two |trhi8 community mourns the Those piosent Ahis year were • dfi&th of two- welL known persons' i EH/.abelh Schmitt,, I< ather Iri this vicinity these last two i Kverett Hiller of Elgin,. Mt, and "wek® \Mi*. William J. Hiller and first was^yie passing of daughter. Mildred. JVIr. and Mrs. j place last Sunday. Aug. '15. This J&seph Kroh of. Riverside, ill-,' AKton •' Schmitt and daughters,, j, reunion took p^aee in the- Clar- Mr Kroh passed -away-- .in. . hU- Pfcyllis «r.d ,J.c\yc,e,: jfr. and> Mrs., |< enee- Freundi woods and was. for hWc on'Aug. 3. and funeral scr,-J[atv m. , SdimitL and daughter,, the family o£ William Fteuijd>. vices were in Bewyn on Aug. j.4oj»nne^. Mu.. and Mr?... GeoKgfe . Those present wem Rev, Burr 7. i schmitt nn<l daughters, Adele. j gene Jting of Pennsylvania, Pvt. . . Kroh has- a large sam'v.<v; (jaro! Lpi-?- Elaine and, Jane and j an<j jjrs., jamejs Miller of Fort, home here, where he and his friend. George Mann, Mrs. Fran- [ Leonard Wood; Mo., Airman Rofamily spent many enjoyable cis Schmitt and sons. Garry, j jjer^ Miller of Rantoul AFB and Weekends,, The ' Krph family is. - Dennis. Leoa and Jack and-friend,! t»he families of the John Jungs, well-known and well liked by all Beverly Rergsma.% • 1 Ford Hanfords, John R. Schmitts. persons in this area. Al«'> Mr. and Mrs. Louis i jos Millers, Clarence Freunds, Survivors include his widow Schniitt, son. Dale, and daugh-•: Ray pounds, Gene Frosts, . Leo and two children, >.-ter, Patty. Mi. and Henrj- ; gtaidmans, Bob Hanfords, Ted The second was the sudden Schniitt. daughter, Janice, and McNishes, Merv Schmitts, Vic passing of Mrs. Rosemary Stili-- <ons. Ronald. Tommy, Allan and gassjs ancj Walter Browns, ing. Mrs. Stilling passed .awav at friend. Connie Faerber, Mr- and, . ... . the Michael Reese hospital" in ! Nl1 s. Leo Hiller. daughter, Grace, j Visiting Parent* Chicago Saturday evenins. He: inii sons. Lifroy and Paul and body rested at the George Justen | mend, Marge Rogers, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller were Wednesday •. Mrs. SCaefer. daughter. |-ry hafpy_ to. have ..heir so„» funeral home until »»i-uur.-ua.. -..m.-. -v. o i pvt James Miller from Fort morning. Funeral services wen- | Dorothy,Snd ! Leonard Wood. Mo.t and Airman conducted at St. Johns church | Lrfrry and Anthony, and fnend, | . . Miner . fv^m Rantoul aanudu bDuuiiimali . was in the church 'vathv MCMahon, Mi*, -a- nd Mrs-. home" v.i siting them. over last' cemetery. Survivors are the widower, Clarence, and six children. Welcome Newcomer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith welcomed a newcomer to thei: family last week. Mrs. Smith gave birth to a five and onehalf pound son at the Woodstock hpspital. The Smiths - have two niore sons at home Alvin Freund. sons. Albert and Vincent, and daughter, Theresa. Weekend. Mr and Mrs Steve Schniitt. son, I C'apt. and Mrs. Leo Gerlach Kennv and daughters,jLouise and ! and their three children are here •Sharon. Mr. 'and' tars.: t Hstfold ; visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. "jeund and daughters* Eloise..and : Leo Gerlach, for about ten days. Capt. Gerlach is with the U.S. Also Mr and Mrs. Norbert Marines at Pensacola. Fla. This Hiller and daughter, Diane and is the first visit in two years Jackie. Mr. and: Mrs. Wilfred j for the scaptain and his family Klapperich and son, Keith, Mr. with-his parents. md Mrs. Gordon Schmitt .and ; .' --- *cms. Terry and Jimmy, Mr. and „ ^ (ieneral News ; Mrs. Robert Wagner of Wood- ' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freund Hock. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vo- • $pent Aug. 6. 7 and 8 at the • *fl of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs., Wisconsin Dells, where they haM j Richard Schmitt and children, j a, very enjoyable time. j Diane and David, Mr. and Mrs. I The Alfred Oeffling family Robert Brennan and children. spent last week visiting friends \ Bobby and Patty, Mr. and Mrs. and relatives in Iowa. ] Rog Baut* and children, Kevin ; Mr, and Mrs. George Lasser ' and Norine. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 and family of Chicago visited his Knox and son, Mike. , parents, the Rudy Las»sers. of The absentees were Donna. Jak-Ana Heights last weekend. Barbara. Marilyn and Neal Miss Rita Dehn of Chicago Schmitt and Judith' Knox. spent a week at the home of Wow: That was quite a gang! her.sister and family, the James Hope I didn't miss anyone. Hettcrmanns. : Here *n There Attention Lady Bowlers! Rev. Father Everett Hiller , The Thursday night ladies' spent Thursday at the home of league will hold a fall meeting • his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 1 at the Bowling Bar next Mon- : J. Hiller. day evening, Aug. 23. at 8 o- -- clock. All captains and their Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Freund teams are asked to attend this and Mr. and Mrs. Rog Baur ; meeting to help determine a spent the past week travelling! *»«rrir nu/c «ifM« starting date this season. Cap- • through Kentucky, Tennessee, ! pRESPICT TRAFFIC LAWS, SIGNS, tains are- asked to notify all Ohio and Indiana. ^ . j SIGNALS AND- ROAD MARKINGS members on their teams. Mr."J^ort)lErr^iltt:n"1^fJj and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Freundi condiii0n o/ af/ n'mBSj Schmitt Family Reunion spent last week fishing up in | , , ; , • - ii 1 •• The Mrs. Elizabeth Schmitt i northern Wisconsin. 1 -- ; | I By Marie, Schaettgen • ' Com entlonr * , . , Several of the members of our McHenry unit attended" the American Legion and auxiliary conventions! in Chicago on Aug. 5. 6 and 7. Frances.' Matchen, Mi Ham* Millier , Pat Nissen ami Luella Graham were there from Thursday to Saturday* Minnie Green and Chiistine Krinn spent the entire week at the Palmer House, where the auxiliary convention was held, since the 8 and 40 met there also the first three days of the week. Minnie and Chris are members of this organization. Henrietta Vycital attended the past presidents' parley dinner. Christine Krinn was nominated as a delegate to the national convention to be held in Washington but she declined this honor for personal reasons. Your publicity chairman, Marie Schaettgen, was asked by Mrs. Brederle, department publicity chairman, to help with the work at the press book exhibit. There were many other fine exhibits lining the room leading to the convention room. Junior activities and vet craft sales were well represented. The women had the pleasure of hearing many noted , persons speak.1- Among them was Mrs. Burdett, national auxiliary pi-eat-' dent, and the national Legion commander. Another excellent, interesting speaker was Colonel Howard . T. Markey, who spoke to the women about the Korean ^and Far East situations. He believes the Far Eastern truce is meaniftgless. He believes we should turn to prayer to help .ur-solve" some of ourcritical problems in the affairs of the world. Col. Markey maintains that if we do not soon succeed in curbing communistic aggressioft, we may find it necessary to. piiice guns in the* hands of our grade school boys. f The Korean affair,, he said, required half again as - much war material as did World War II and still it was not considered to be a lull scale war. Photographers took many pictu: es during the convention" and, Minnie Green appeared in the Tribune one morning in the "They Were There" column, along with many other prominent auxiliary women, including the incoming department of Illinois president, Mrs. .McMackin. Some of us found ourselves seated at the same luncheon table with Mrs. McMackin one day during the convention and we liked her friendly manner very much. The week was tiring but rewaiding in interesting experiences and we all enjoyed it immensely. The Pony Express in 1860-61 operated between St. Joseph, Mo., and Sacramento, Calif. QUESTION POSSIBLE NEGLECT OF STOCK VACCINATION "" (By Dr. H. E. VanDerVeen) (County Veterinarian) Are the livestock owners neglecting to have their calves vaccinated against brucellosis? The decrease in reports coming into our office would indicate that some may be neglecting to have their calves vaccinated, which could bef a very serious mistake in-so-far as the control of brucellosis in, thpr herds is concerned. Moreover,, vaccinated animals can be sold" or transferred up to thirty-six months, of age withfitit 'a'- blood' tesL in Illinois; where as,- calves and heifers over six months* of age which have not been Vaccinated must be blood tested and negative to the blood test, when sold or transferred. Also, most all buyers of breeding cattle insist upon buying only cattle that have been officially calfhood vaccinated and want a certificate of proof of vaccination. and in addition want a legible tattoo in the right ear of the month and year of vaccination. Man;; will not buy aged cows unless they have been vaccinated even though they are past thirty-six' months &nd negative to the blood test. / It is a violation to sell or transfer ' breeding 'cattle, both dairy t and breeding cattle,- without the animals being "official vaccinates" or negative to the blood test. Also, it is very foolish for anyone to buy cattle and bring them into their herds without the. animals having had a very recent test for tuberculosis, and brucellosis or calfhood vaccinated and under thirty-six months of age. Most diseases are bought or brought in on the shoes of visitors and by dogs. The law also requires, that hogs be negative to the blood test ; wfrgiv sold for- breeding' purposes. Remember.!, Hogs can infect both humans and cattle with bruscellosis and -therefore may be the reason why many'have difficulty keeping thei*^ oow herds clean. We believe ;ttto be very important thatfratl livestock owners have their calvas vaccinated as they become six or seven months of age. State brucellosis funds will again be, available Jan. 1, 19557' Until- that time, one muitffe pay for vaccination of his calves; In our opinion, no one can afford not to vaecinate his calves. After the United States pur* chased the banish ,West Indies in 1917, the name was changed to Virgin Islands. If it's a Job for Bottled Gas ITS A JOB FOR SHELLANE PrMMCt of th» Sh*tI O* Company a ! FTTl II1111111 family held their family reunion Last Thursday evening, Mrs. which is held every year, rain or . William May, Mrs. Catherine FRED J. SMITH SALES SERVICE Complete Motor Overhauling Welding o JOHNSBURG, ILL. McHENRY 200-J The first legislative body in America /assembled at Jamestown. Vti,. in 161ft.' Big Difference! 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