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* 1 t'. ' gPtgt Tw> THE NEWS FROM SUNNYSIDE v . By Bfrnlcf Ripley and Leah Frit* Village Meeting | Tuesday, Aug. 7. was the date of an open board meeting of the village of Sunnyside. The meeting was held at the home of Trustee and Mrs. A. Von Obstfelder. After the regular board meeting, open discussion was invited Ttte meetinq terminated b\ the 'serving of delicious refreshments. .% little Reminder J4r« . Fraix-vs KnsiH;"ski. ViJfcsg*> cv*3kvt»>i. w Lvhes to remind' TvjBtVrV* of S-unin side that i A us ' .26 t?u» <1e«idlme for the j>jrehaso ,v whsek tags Please coojiieraie and obtain your vo- i h»cle tag s> stxvi is possible. • Brarh. Improvement Hs\e >oh 5K>rice<i ' the twtv . .-foot •• »iro?> at the,-beach disar>- p^arpri? In it's -stead are loads of sand: uheft makes it more .enjoyable- for The naafty sw^romej* ai>ci small fry. •• The m.v.?v • 'jenancv and improvement of the ' beach J ;s under the supervision of thel committee for parks a?td lv- aches Wedding Confr.itulatirins I Saturda>. Aug. -4. was the' date of thr sirs! marriage ceremony performed in the new village of Sunnyside. Judge C. J. Cies performed the ceremony which united Chester Crowley of Sunnyside and Ruby Nugent of Wonder Lake. The impressive { ceremony was accompanied by appropriate music in the background. After the ceremony, the newlv-married couple enjoyed dinner at the Chapel Ilill Coun- ; try club. The couple took a honeymoon 1 iip to Wisconsin and Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. C. Crowley are now at home on May avenue. Best of luck to the bride and groom. Ahoy, Navy James Garrity. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garrity, left on Wednesday. Aug. 15 to serve in the Navy. Previous to his de- j parture, James was guest of honor at a surprise party which was held on Sunday, Aug. 12, at the Tucker residence. Misses Pat Tucker and Barbara Krause were hostesses at the party. *?2EI2Q&nOnOE2QQQ!2nE<0nQI!2Hi has just finished making his third violin and plays them all most proficiently. St. Mary's parish will hold its annual Kirmess festival next Twice Told Tales <5f2BQQQBQBBQB5QGQQfaSIQQ2J!2 FOIJTY YEARS AGO From Issue of Aug. 17, 1916 ; Sunday. Aug. 15 and 16. This is The -Paulist Choristers, under ! each year in honor of the the direction of Fr. Timrn, will ;'church's patron saint.- present a concert at the city j "Corporal Egan," a home talpark Sundav evening. Aug. 27. j ent Pla>'. will be given under the A reception will be held in their auspices of the McHenry Mohonor following the concert. jthors club Oct. 22 and 23. Approximately 1,600 turned out i Thirty-two tables were in play to see the game between the ; card party sponsored by Chicago White Sox and the Me- j J'"? Altar and Rosary sodality Henrv Sox here Moitdav. I ol St- Patrick's church at the Seventy-five 1 tickets were sold ! E- R Sutton home Tuesday. An for the dance, sponsored bv Fox ansel food cake donated by Mrs. Ri\ er Valley camp. R.N.A.. ;,t E(lith wpnt to Mrs. Amthe Wattles barn on John street. ,)rosf' Schaefer and a basket of S J. Deinlein has sold his j fn,it anri vegetables donated by grocery business on Water street |*Mis. F. R. Sutton was gi\on to to John E. Fremiti of McHenry I Mrs- Hp,1I'.v Stilling. and Louis Adams of Johnsburg, who will take possession Sept. 1. F R Kppel. wife and little TEN YEARS AGO From Issue of Aug. 15, 1946 The lotus beds at Grass Lake son of Ostend -enioved an auto j aro "'»>sually beautiful this year trip' Sunday, the" first Sunday j and attracting visitors from for some' time without being; around. snd dusted. Mioses Julia and M , Freund. Elsie Wolf:. Helen Hei- Xortner McHenry residents, wrll mer and Clara Miller.*5 chaper- be' interested to know that their Wi by Anna Wolff, enjoyed an daughter. Betty, was the first outing at ^clriessle's cottage, at McCullom l^ake last week. McHenry friends of Dr. and I.enore . Mrs. H. S. Cannon of Watikegan. PA.A. stewardess flown into Monti video. Uruguay, recently. Miss Eleanor Clark, whose marriage to Claude Nickels of Woodstock will take place Aug. From Issue of Aug. 18. 1981 24. was honored guest at a John F Claxton. well known shower given at the Lillian Larviolin player of this community, sen home last Friday evening. T\\ KM1 M\ K . % EARS AGO Best ot !uek to James new \eniure. in his Happy Anniversary Congratulations are hereby extended to Chief of Police and Mrs Peter Heit? on The anniversary of their twenty-firM year of marriage which occurred on Aug. 7 May they have many more happy years' toget her. Watch this column for news of the progressive village of Sunnyside. SKIN PROTECTION The unwary thoughtless home ! gardener may wind up with a , case of poison ivy that can make ! the "seven-year-itch" seem a • blessing, safety experts for the' Institute for Safer Living warn. Skin protection without the use t of cumbersome clothing or gloves can be achieved, they say. by using one of the special barrier. ointments. Air-tight tubes will j prevent arty deterioration of ointments for many gardening seasons. CLARENCE'S SHOP 'Full line of Redwood Lawn Fu mi tare. Bird Houses, etc. Colored kPaMo Blocks and Stepping Stones, Cement Cesspool Covers, Chimney Caps and Splash Blocks. f NCE J. 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