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• / 7\ -(j. i i - f "> M * f (rtJ^ ^Yv ^vS* ^ Vf'(' 1 *'-,>• , If 'tP0;i * <;.• I 'M' 1I1»•!• H 1 •! •!• •;••{• •»• •:• >V 'I^4%M4W-H4WW REVIEWING EARLY HAPPENINGS - IN McHENRY and VICINAGE • Plaindealer Files Fixmish Memories of Yesieryaars "» <• 'H' <• 1 •!• .M- •!••!• '!•*• •» •> •:• * * m Prom Flies pt June 1, 1916 , at the banquet given by the jun- Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Chamber- • iors for the seniors of the local lin left last Week for Muskegon, i high school at the Jugten hotel Mich., where they will spend the | Saturday evening. summer oh the rruit farm. Dr. j Cox will be in charge of Dr. j TEX YEARS AGO Chamberlin's office during his j From Issue of May 80, 1946 absence. • Mrs. Lizzie Carr. 87, widow of Miss Marion Elizabeth Knox Prank Carr, a native of Ring passed away at the home of her j wood and former publisher of parents, Mr. and Mrs. John the Wauconda Leader, died last Knox^on Center street last Fri- , Thursday in Sherman hospital, day after a two months' illness. ! Elgin. Harold Whiting has moved his j Miss Ann Bolger was named family from ltingwood to the winner of the coveted sportsman- Parker house on Waukegan st. , j ship award at the annual spring Mrs. Math Bauer, who has j G.A.A. banquet held at St. Pat- .condycted a restaurant in the ! rick's hall last week. < Howard building in West Mo ; Ben Smith, a native of this Henry, sold out to John Feltz vicinity, pased away in Grayslast week. | lake last' week. Flags floated from every resi- | Lt Col. John E. Fletfcher, deuce in Ostend and nearly every j Canadian Army educational offihouse between there., and Mc- j cor and former Elgin city school liemy Decoration Day. Even j bandmaster, was shot to death Billy Dunn had one floating j by Donald Murray of Wheaton, from the peak of his spacious j county special deputy sheriff, in mansion. ; the Morrison hotel last Monday. Mrs. Barbara Worth, mother ! Fletcher toas the estranged husof jMrs. Fred Huemann of Mc-I band of the former Miss Esther Henry, died at her home in Chi- Richmond, former mathematics cago last Sunday. teacher in the local high school. Frank Schnabel, local photo- ^ Miss Evelyne Weingart, daughgrapher who has a branch studio ; tpr of Mr and Mrs Frank Weinat Crystal Lake, has decided to i gar{ ancj Edmund Skonev, son of close the latter place and move j the jo^h skoneys of Woodsame to McHenry, where he has j Were united in marriage rented space on the Engeln pro- j at St Mary s church May 22, perty on Water street. ; with Msgr c s Nix officiating. iGora Price SuppoviAi Average Level Of $1.25 ' • Corn price support to nonvcooperators in the commercial area will be at a national average level of $1.25 per bushel - for the 1956 crop, Bert Bridges, chairman of the McHenry county A.S.C. committee, has re minded farmers. All counties in Illinois are in the commercial area. There has been some confusion about the rate to noncooperators as related to the rate for cooperators -- those farmers who comply with theii corn acreage allotments. The rate of support on corn whicl? is produced on farms in compliance with their acreage allotments will be a minimum national average of $1.50 per bushel, but not less than 82V<> per cent of parity at the beginning of the 1956-57 marketing year, next Oct. 1. The national average rate of support on corn which is produced on farms not in compliance with the farm acreage allotments is $1,25 a bushel, but not less than 70 per cent bf parity at the beginning of the marketing year. The rate of support to noncooperators will be about fivesixths, or 83.3 per cent of the local rate to cooperators. This means that there will hot always be the same difference in cents between the local rates for cooperators and non-cooperators, since the $1.50 and $1.25 rates are national averages. History keeps repeating itself -- and every time this happens the price goes up. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Taken from issue of May 8; 1931 The Fox dance pavilion, Me- Hemy's popular amusement center, owned and operated by Clarence Niesen, burned to the ground Tuesday morning, the work of an unknown incendiary. The American Legion and the Daughters of the G.A.R. will be in charge of Memorial services [to be held netft Saturday, May f 30. McHenry has the honor of [being the home of the only livj ing mother of a Civil War veteran. She is Mrs. Samantha Sfeutton, now in her 100th year. Mrs. Clyde Remington, 47, of near Burton's, Bridge, was stricken ill while visiting in the county jail, where she had taken a girl friend to visit an inmate last Friday, and passed away ai the Woodstock hospital thai evening. , Ray McGee is preparing a coi« j lection of photographs of exservicemen to place in his win- : dow for Decoration Day. 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