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itM- $<:«)•/ ^ <rS" r •- r4 v"v*. c "<v< •; » • 5 & • iky. • PERSONALS r•?•-.-• -- «vMrs. Louise Gahlbeck and laughter, Hildur Gahlbeck of Waukegan were callers Tin the Frank Meyer home Thursday. .^Misses Edna and, Myra Speaker of Richmond visited their sister, Mrs. Leslie Olsen, •Thursday. vs, Mrs. John J. Scheid of Woodstock was a weekend guest of Miss Rena Scheid. On Sunday, Miss Scheid and her guest accompanied Mr. and Mi's. Nick "El, Freund to Waukegan, for a Visit in the Christy • Burns Ipme. 1 :Mrs. Mollie Norton, daughter, Mrs. Agnes McCoy of Belvidere and son, Phil Norton of Wheaton were visitors in the home of Mrs. Nellie Bacon , Thursday. 'ffMr. and Mrs. Robert Low latent a few days recently at •jptior, Iowa, vrMrs. Alfons Adams, daughters, Joan and Joyce, attended reception at the Lions club, Fox Lake, Saturday, afternoon honoring Miss Audrey Dam of Fox Lake and Harvey Lamm of Ingleside. who were married at --St. Peter's church. Spring Grove, earlier that day. i Miss Luella Krumpen of Genoa City, Wis., a former McHenry resident, called on Mc- Henry friends Friday. 1 Miss Phyllis Bium spent the weekend at her home in Cassville, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. jSfnith of Route 4 left Wednes- 4?y of this week for Hawaii. Miss Georgianna Donohue of . Huntley was a weekend guest t>£ Miss Genevieve Knox. , *: Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Weber motored to Dubuque, Iowa, with their daughter, Ann Lor- $tta, Friday, where she entered her senior year at Clarke ed Mrs. Henry Tomlinson celebrate her birthday. The Robert Brugger family of Kenosha were visitors" in the" Fred Bienapfl home Sunday. Mesdames Daisy Smith, Genevieve Bradley . and Mildred Miller of the V.F.W. auxiliary were Downey visitors Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis of Kingman, Alberta, Canada, v i s i t e d t h e i r d a u g h t e r , M r s . LeRoy Smith, arid family enroute home from Long Island, whore- they spent some time vyith Another daughter. , Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Schaefer have returned from a trip to Wisconsin and , Michigan, visiting Joe Milled at Turtle Lake. A't Connover, Wis., they visited Mrs.,, SChaefer's sister- Mrs. Walter ; Grube, and also spefit some time at Traverse City and at Manistee, Mich. Among" friends visited was Frank Stock, a fortifier McHenry resident. Mrs. Christina Miller and daughter, Mrs. Robert Green, were recent guests in the home of the former's son, Elmer Miller, at New Lennox, 111. Mrs. Thelma Ohse and son, Steve, and Mrs. Reiling of Rodondo Beach, Calif, were weekend guests in the Al. H<?nn home. Stev£ remained for a longer visit. Wed Sept. 13 mm * •> > t ' ' i „ , • McHENRY if' Mrs- Delia Mathews, daughter, Jean, and Mrs. Edward fiiichert have returned from a trip around Lake Michigan. '•'Miss Frances Vycital has returned from a trip to Alamota, fifes., where she attended the Wedding of a cousin, Miss Patricia Vycital. ^Henry Jennings of'; Chicago ^as a weekend guest in the -home of his sister, Mrs. Nick Young. r Mrs. F- J- Aicher and Miss Slarion McOmber were Chicago visitors Tuesday. The lat- • ter remained for a few days Visit. '*•' Mrs. Jack Vick, Miss Marie Paprocki and ^ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Traexler were recent Cresco, Iowa, visitors, where they attended the funeral of ftie latter's sister, Mrs. Franks Zender, Mrs. Zender was • the mother of' Miss Frances Sender, a teacher in the local Sigh school the past year. " Mrs. Florence Moehling, Mrs. Edith Roeder. Mrs. Carl Lobitz &id Mrs. Fred Bienapfl attended a meeting of the Lutheran Child Welfare auxiliary, held at the Lutheran church at Gary Tuesday. jilrs. Zefia Bacon accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Lange of Wonder Lake, to Waukegan Wednesday where they visited in the Carl Hiatt Some. •"Mrs. Fred Wynkoop of Woodstock visited McHenry friends Sunday. 'Mrs. Carl Beulow of Tampa, IHa., is spending some time with her -daughter, Mrs. Burt Bienapfl. 'rfi Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin Were Sunday guests in the* Sydney Blodgett home in Beloit, Wis-' : Karl Steuben left last week for DeKalb, where he entered Ills junior year at Northern Illinois university. " Mr. and, Mrs. Harvey Rapp q£ Arlington Heights were visitors in the home of Mrs. Zena Bacon Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howe of South Bend, Ind.; and Egbert Qtid Wilfred Howe of Chicago Jvere among the out-of-town folks called here by the death 61 Mrs. Clara Howe last week. C Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doherty and Misses Florence and Evelyn Carey enioyed a trip fc northern Michigan last Week. I.Mr, and Mrs. Charles Martin and chi 1 dren, Nancy and Charles of Highland Park were Sunday guests in the Clinton Martin home, where they help- Langdon Studio Photo THE DONALD DOWES Miss Betty Keenan of McHenry and Pompanp, Fla., was married Saturday, Sept. 13, at St John's Catholic church, Johnsburg, to Mr. Donald E. Dowe of McHenry. Wed Recently Newlyweds Worwick Studio Photo THE K. M. DIEDR1CHS Before her marriage to Kenneth ' Diedrich at St. Mary's church on Sept. 13, this pretty bride was Miss Marie Steffan. Both young people are from McHenry. McHENRY GAINS ON, OTHER CITIES IN TAX COLLECTION McHenry ran a close third to two larger cities in the county in the amount of city sales tax collection during July, which nqtted all municipalities in the state $3,917,425.67. The July collection r^iWents*r the -.onehalf cent city sales tax on bu§fc$ ness transactions during June. A net amount of $5,358.99 was received locally, topped only by Woodstock with $5,- 975 27 and Crystal Lake with $5,672.38. Other municipalities received the following amounts: Marengo. $1,901.67; Harvard, $2,- 702.20: Hebron, $373.81; Huntley, $956.22; Lakemoor, $143.98; Fox River Grove. $623.53; Sufinyside, $36.13; Cary, $1,052.01. 0SRITAL •5 We Offer * V . Congratulations " Minnie Richards " ^ Mrs. Minnie Richards celebrated her ninetieth birthday anniversary last week, at which time she attended a pafcty given in her honor , by her daughter, Mrs. Frank Lascd. Guests were her, club members and friends, who enjoyed cards. • On Saturday, neighbors and friends called to see her. Sunday, -Mrs. Richards was the guest of her grandson in Elmwood Park for dinner. The gracious lady came to Richmond in 1888 from Garden Prairie, where she was born. Her husband, Ed. Richards, died in "1942 and after that time she spent her winters ;n Lake Geneva, Wis.; .with her daughter. She now lives with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lasco, in Richmond. Mrs. Richards still sews, with or without glasses, and enjoys working fn the garden among her flowers. She especially likes to ride in the car and visit with her friends and neighbors. She received many beautiful cards and gifts from her friends and neighbors on the occasion of this memorable anniversary. Among her great treasurers is a letter of congratulations on her birthday from Gov. Strat- HOME BURGLARIZED The Robert Carlo home at Wonder Lake was reported burglarized last Wednesday night and items valued at $200 taken. They included a lady's wrist watch, wedding ring, cijff links and a Spanish pistol. Entrance yvas said to have been gained by breaking the kitchen door lock. The sheriff's office has been investigating. McHenry Will Join In Band Day Event Memorial Hospital Admitted as a patient at Memorial hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock from this area during the past week was Sandra Adams of McHenry and Patrice Sullivan of Wonder Lake. McHenry Hospital Patients at McHenry hospital this past week included Frances Anderson, Marston Wrmblewski, Stephen^ Himplemann, Catherine Klirig, William Boyd Andrews, Kdte Thennes, Adeline Zeiger, Arnold Magnuson, Douglas Boykin. Gerald McGregor, Ray- (Continued from Page 1) to Northwestern's "Wildcat" marching band and its director, John P. Paynter, by Richard Bowles, University of Florida marching band director. Completing the half' time performance will be the Jate Edwin Franko Goldman's march "On the Mall* and a musical finale, arranged by Paynter, consisting of "Deep River," "God of Our Father" and "America." t CWomen Voters jo Open Season With Tea (Continued from page 1) SERVICE NEWS of duties and niilitary tourtesy. He entered. vthe Army in March r 1957, and completed basic training, atFort.Carson, Colo. . FRANK COLOMER Frank E. Colomer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Colomer of Sunnys'cle, was named mail clerk of his recruit company at the Great Lakes Naval training center. As a'recruit petty officer fce wore 3 miniature rating insigne as a badge of authority during the remainder of his nine weeks of boot training. He was chosen for the position in recognition of leadership qualities displayed while undergoing recruit training. Frank graduated Sept. 6. will make for greater Efficiency in our courts. • The League encourages its mond Koerber and Michael Ty-1 memberf to progre&' into chewicz of McHenry; Eue:ene j greater political activity in the Cheney of Dundee; Carol Eng- parties of their choice. If you Worwick Studio Photo THE E. H. WICKMANS I A pretty wedding at St. John's church,' Johnsburg, on Saturday, Sept. 13, united in marriage Miss Mary Ellen Schneider of Sunnyside and Mr. Edward H. Wickman of Grayslake. BO\p PURCHASES County residents purchased a total of $156,148 in Series E and H United States savings bonds in August, according to h Pays to Advertise valson of Ringwood; Edward Suchy. Jr., of Cary; Mary Palaska, Fox River Grove; Michael Jeka of Spring Grove; .Jay Bettis of Hainesville; Arline Sorenson of Crystal Lake; Richard Morris of McCullom Lake and Loyal Neff of Woodstc^ k. Let .every dawn of mornini be to/you as the beginning 'ife are interested in learning before assuming more" responsibility as a citizen in the community, plan to attend the membership tea. Interested women may get information from Mrs. William Bolger or Mrs. J. R. Levesque. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gayrrg lord, Sons Stevie and Mark, of of DeKalb visited McHenry relatives Sunday. Donald J. Hicks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ^Hicks' of 107 galley road, McHenry, 111. wa§.^,appointed athletic petty officer of his recruit company it the Great Lajces Naval training center. He was chosen for the position in recognition of leadership qualities displayed while undergoing recruit training. He graduated Sept. 13. f . Pfc. David A. Bott, 23, son Of Mrs. Lucy Bott, Route 2, Wonder Lake, recently was named enlisted aide for a day to the commander of the 2nd U.S. Army Missile command at Fort Hood, Tex. Bott, a helicopter repairman's helper in the command's 28th Army Aircraft repair detachitfeht; was selected for his soldierly appearance, knowledge James M. Peloquiri, damage controlman fireman, USN, ^son of Mr. and Mrs. iWalter J. PeloqUin of Pistakee Highlands, aboard | the atttack -transport •USS Henrico, , participated • in an amphibious training exercise San DisEro- Calif. (Phibiex-2) in the Camp Pendleton, during Sept. 2-14. cise involved: an squadron, a naval composed of destroyers, and a Marine brigade size laiiding force supported by naval and marine aviation. area exeramphibious firing unit Pvt. Dennis R. Kosup of the Marine corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Kosup of Lakemoor, sailed recently for Hawaii on the NSTS Bartlett. He will be stationed in Honolulu for fourteen month's. 200 EXPECTED AT ANNUAL DINNER FOR EDUCATORS On Thursday evening, Sept. 25, about 200 teachers and administratorsN of the McHenry County Education association will attend^ their annual dinner at the Clarence Olson school in Woodstock. It will b a smorgasbord dinner beginning at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Lauretta Scott of Harvard, president of the association, will act as Mistress of Ceremonies and Mr. StorkAvill w e l c o m e t e a c h e r s . R i c h a r d Tazewell, County superintendent, will also greet the group. New teachers in the county will be- introduced. Robert Vogen of Marengo wil talk briefly on his experiences as a delegate to the National Education association Convention this summer. The guest speaker, Mrs. Pauline Esdale of Chicago, will show slides and give the bird calls for which she is well known. ICIOU3 uo ice and A/" i< &no INSTRUCTION ) in my home IRMA BLOMGREN Graduate of Illinois College of Music Undergraduate Study at' American Conservatory of Music Professional Accompanist Tel. McHenry 2625-J J sot* WATER service As lovv as $2.75 each 28 days For Information Call lOfiEtf IfKtEIER V McHENRY 1058-R r-' 'or R. O. ANDREW CO. -- WOODSTOCK 428 ON . . . QUALITY HOLLAND SROWN B U L B S r" from The Growers 1 LEFEBER BROS., LI£SIE, HOLLAND The Easy . . Economical Way! 0 Baked Lasagna • Pasta Fasula ® Ba^-B-Cued Chicken & Ribs # • Home-Made Bakery 9 Salads ] Many More Tasty Dishes To Choose From Pantru &&e(i 134 N. Riverside Dr. V: , PHONE McHENRY 754 c a c t e d McHenry ZJuti n arciddud -Jk nemaned C rocuA ^Mlyacin ths cHENRY 230 DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY HER] PAYS IN 3 BIG WAYS .T. 1. Where your accounts are INSURED by a Federal Gov't Agency 2. Where your money EARNS from 3 to 4% 3. Where your money is v AVAILABLE when you NEED IT! FIND MANY FIRST AID CERTIFICATES TO BE EXPIRED T John Beckman, first aid* chairman in the county for the Red Cross, urges /eve^y nelson holding a certificate for'either standard or advanced first aid to review his card and be sure it is active. The expiration date is shown on the card, which is issued for three yearsr • 1 lie Atljl « ' iii1c„ ui*n tJ o„ no/* certificates issued for McHenry, including McCullom -Lake, Lakemoor, Johnsburg and Lily a moor, of which 142 are active and 144 are expired. In the Wonder Lake-Ring wood area, there are eighty-three certificates,, fOrty-five active and thirty-nine expired, and in the Richmond and Spring Grove area,. there are .forty-nirop, of which twenty afe active and twenty-nine expired. The Red Cross has agreed to assist to the best of its, ability in the development and operation of a firttgram of civil defense on national and local levels, and training the general public in first aid is one of its methods. Classes are now being conducted in Algonquin and Huntley. Others will be held in Marengo and Woodstock in the near future. Reservations "may he made with the Red Cross in Woodstock. Auxiliary Plans '^v Hospitality Day J ^ (Continued from Page 1) Since the world began, peacfe has always been all .dressed up with no place to go. The contemporary home of the Orrin Wolfs will be deed* rated in the Thanksgiving theme, and the bake sale wul be held there. Home-made., bread, coffee cakes, pies, rolls and preserves are artiong the specialties , to be sold. The home is o| brick and redwood, with a handsplit snake roof. In the, living room, an entire wall, including the fireplace, is built of field stones collected' on their own place. The house of the Auguslft Bruhnkes will be the Christmas House and Christmas gifts will be sold there. Basket lunches will be -served on the. lawns overlooking a lovely, lake surrounded, by weeping willows. The original part of the Bruhnke home is a century old, and was the old Todd School farm house. It has since beant beatitifGlly enlarged and do£ Orated and is surrounded by lovely gardens and inany outbuildings,. including a Swiss Chalet barn, and It" charming guest house. The tour will be open from 10 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. JOINS FRATERNITY James M. Justen, 209 Riverside drive, McHenry has beSm pledged to Alpha Sigma Phi social fraternity at the University of Illinois. ' (ACROSS FROM THE A&P) ON 1^0 =7? A feet 300 W. Street wi DELIVER 206 W. ELM McHENRY, ILLPHONE McHENRY 2 lire Beauty 200, S. Green St. McHenry 10 Permanents For Your Budget ~ SWEDISH MASSAG« E i Patricia Stevens Cosmetics The Finest in Makeup J imm HAVE A KODAK CAMERA BROWNIE-Wax^UL FLASH OUTFIT Featuring the world's most popular camera! There's everything needed to launch a photo career in thi® handsomely packaged gift outfit - from camera and film nghr on down to bulbs and batteries for the flasholderrAnd talk about values! The camera is Kodak's thoroughly capable Brownie Hawkeye -- the most popular camera ever built! BoSgbr's drug store IDS So. Gr®ra 3t. PHONE 40 McHenry, I1L FARM SERVICE WAY AUCTION ijr Wilbur Ruecker, Eugene Fredrick, William Sullivan Auctioneers The undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the Katzenburg farm 1Vz miles north of Genoa City, Wis., on county trunk^U and V* mile East on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1958 SALE TO START AT 11:00 A.M.. C.S.T.* 55 HEAD OF CATTLE k 85 Holstein Cows, 10 Recently Fresh, Bal. Milking Good. This Herd Now Producing 18 Cans Daily. Inspection Invited Before Sale Date. 20 Heifers open, 6 mos. to 14 mos. MILK EQUIPMENT--4 Stainless Steel Surge Units; 25 8 gal. Milk Cans; 2 Wash Tanks; Stainless Steel Pails and Strainer. 4 HEAD 0F HOGS--4 Registered Berkshire Boars, wt. 200. HOG EQUIPMENT--1 Hog Feeder. •22 HEAD OF SH^HEP / GRAIN, HAY, FEED---10 ton 1st crop Alfalfa Hay; 5 ton Straw; 50Q bu. Oats; 40~a6r£s Standing Corn; Corn Crib 7x24- xl2. , f \ ^ -ft- Tgactors-^Massey Harris" 44; 2 IHC M in good shapew2 IHC H in good shape; 2 McCormick 2-r,ow Cultivators. TRACTOR EQUIPMENT--3-14 in. Tractor Gang Plow on rubber; 10 ft. IHC Tandem Disk, 8 ft. IHC, New Idea Manure Tractor Spreader; IHC Corn Binder; Drive Belt; 7 ft. IHC Power Mower; New Holland No. 77 Hay Baler; New Holland Corn'Chopper and hay; Fox Blower; 4-row John Deere Corn j Planter; 52 ft. New Idea P.T.O. Elevator; Case 6 ft. Combine with motor; Massey Harris Self-Propelled 2 row Corn Picker; Case 10 ft. Grain Drill, grass seed and fert. ' FARM MACHINERY--International Rotary Hoe; 2 Stock Wagon, flat rack; High Speed Trailer Wagon, on rubber, ch? per wagon; Corn Sheller; 4 bar David Bradley Side Delivery; Hay Loader; Team of work horses; 1 Riding horse; pile of lumber; 2rbottom IHC plow; New Idea 4-wheel manure spreader; 1 Horse rake; salt feeder; Patz Silo Unloader, 2 yrs. old; Jamesway Silo Cart; 10x12 Playhouse. Usual Friendly Farm Service Way Terms Available To All Farmers EARL KARROW, Owner FARM AUCTION SERVICE, INC., Clerk Milt Reik, Cashier <3