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-Thursday, -April 7, i960 / ' THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Eleven PERSONALS calls were made on Miss Dora Kinney former local, school teacher in Tucson and^David krinihalz. a ) former McHenry ' 0 ;-resident, in (piiqenix. Mrs. Peter _J. Sch&efer re- ; . Danny and jerry Staines of turned last week by plane, \tyCodstock spent the weekend from, a three weeks vacation %y^t.h their- grandparents, Mr. witlr her sister. Mrs. Loretta i _nt« jvirs William Staines, who Reel, in Clearwater, Fla. While accompanied, them to Woodthere, accompained by her sis- j Sunday, where all were ter, she called on the Harold j dinner quests in the.Lee Whit- Olsens at Pompana Beach, | home. Visitors in the the Roy Melseks and Mrs. El- > Staines home, 'Thursday, was rired Johnson at Fort Meyers i ^ejr niece, Mrs. George Pat- Beach; the Joseph Muskas at j Vinson. spn, David, and Miss Chaluta; Mrs. C. YV. Goodell • Qijve Lennane of Woodstock, and Miss Ethel Jones at Kis-! Mrs. Tiltfe Engeln has resaimmee; the Frank Hays and j turned from a five month's vis- Stfj^hen N. Schmitts at St. , -,j jn the home of her daughter, Petersburg and Mr. and Mrs. ^ Mrs. Leroy Melsek and family, Edxvard Cropley in Orlando. . jp Floridn. She went by bus aru! retumed . home by train. The Melseks moved recently from Fort Meyers Beach to & new home on Sunrise boulemonths in the home of her son, | yard. Fort Meyer^ Loren and wife. - j Mr. and Mrs. Leslie feungard Howard Wattles returned ( 0f Elmhurst were dinner guests Sunday from a few months in j jn i|ie home ol Mrs. Irene Guf- Florida where he spent the greater part of his time in Mrs. Joe J. Rothermel, returned last week, by train, frpm Fort Meyers Beach, Fla., where she spent the past five Miami., fey Sunday. . jtobert Roeder returned to Washington, D. C„ Monday, af Mrs. Nellie Bacon was a Sun- j ter spending the past week day visitor in the Harold Bacon home in Crystal Lake. Aftornoon guests there to. help Mrs. Bacon celebrate her birthr day werf: Mr. and Mrs, Soott Davis of Montello, Wis,, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Courier, daughter, Mary Lou, of Marengo; thf^Weston Bacon family and Mi™ Grace Lord of Crystal Lake. here where he was called by the death of his father, Julius Roedei. Folks, in attendance at- the wake or funeral of Rev. Father Walter , Conway in Not.r^ Dame, last week, other than those mentipned in last week's paper included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox, Mrs. Eleanor Foley, son, Martin, of this city; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp- i Harold Knox of Terra -061111, son returned Friday from a month's motor trip through ihe southwest, the greater part of their time being spent sightseeing in Arizona. Enroute they visited the Edwin Owen family in Colorado City, Texas, and in Sedona, Ariz., they Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Shea, Grayslake and Mr. aruf Mrs. Harold Phalin of' Waukegan. Mrs. Ida Quinlan and mother of Park Ridge visited McHenry friends Friday. Miss Rita Martin visited her aunts, Mrs. Glen Robispn and Mrs. Lillian, Hopperstead of Huntley was a visitor in the home of Mi's. Lydia Engeln Monday. Miss Ann Frisby and Donald Qivens spent Sunday in the Harry Lawrence home in Chicago. Other dinner guests there to help Donald celebrate .his hiirthday. were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phalin, daughter, Diane, and friend and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pavlik and children. Terry and Ricky, of Waukegan. Mrs. Lydia Engeln returned Sunday by plane from a five weeks' visit in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Julius Thomas and family, in Dearborn, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blake and 3\fr. and Mrs. Alex Wirfs spent ST few days at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., where they visited the former's son. Wilfred Blake. Jr., who has been ill. . Mr. andftMrs. Joseph J. Sutton retimled Friday from a three wpeks' vacation' at Daytona Beach, Fla. .During their absence Mrs. Sutton's mother. Mrs. John Armstrong, visited her daughter, Mrs. Mollis Lewey and family, in Elmhurst. Mrs. Mary puch was a weekend guest of her daughter. Miss Helen Buch, in Chicago. She also visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jack Behlke, in-Glenview. Mrs. Behlke is getting around on crutches as the result of a broken leg sustained in a fall a few weeks ago. , River deltas are so named from their reiseitiBlance' to the Greek letter, delta. when ne\\_, machinery and any ollv>: producing property is bought, jplis. income, tax revenues and the uhoie country may be affected, he °aid in the course of his lec,- ;ure. His talk revolved-arouiid the crying national need for reform in the tax laws governing depreciation. Under these sta- 'utes, taxpayers are allowed to deduct from their income before laxcs allowances for the wear and tear of their income producing property so that it may he replaced when fully worn ou'. Such property is capital and Congress never in- „ , , „ . tended to tax capital, just in- Telen speak on "What Price , polne Yet. inflation, he con- In! lat ion?" ! , , . , . • "The price of inflation is not | c,ud,Hl has nu,de " ""I™"** something that just applies to i lo ev.('n replace machinery and large corporations. It applies j the depreciation laws should be to individuals as well." Dr. i corrected. j Frederic C. Jelen fold assem- „ ; bled guests. } lie suggested that a new car might cost S3.000 and .that a YOUNGSTERS VIEW FLOOD HEARS TALK OF DH. F. C.HEN Speaker Says inflation Price Applies To All* Ninety-five members of the , Chamber of Commerce. McHenry Rotary and McHenry Kiwanis clubs were present at the Logion home last Thursday nodn to heir DiV Frederic C. ltECO<;\IZKD FOR SEtlVICE i buyer might get a, $1,1)00 al- 1 lowance for his three-year old car as a trade-in. other I words, the buyer woilld have to shell out .$1,500. i'n or oh the installment plan. f)r. Jelen is an engineer | turned economist dpd he prej sehted his lecture with a series j of humorous slides. Wfr"ile on the staff , of Allied Chemical I corporation. Syracuse, he-is en^ | gaged in a series of speaking I engagements pointing^up the, I danger of inflation to e^fcryonein America. ; ^ Unless something ts done tAtake inflation into' .^account'.- ca^<fl on other relatives the j Mrs. Fred Brink* in Woodstock Ralph Clemens family. Other Sunday. WE RENT GARDEN TOOLS • Lawn Aerator • Roto-Til^rs # Lawn Sweeper • Power Rake <6 Lawn Seed Spreader • Power Mowers • Hedge Trimmers and many other Items CALL EV 5-2916 JOE WILKINSON, MANAO.Eh to the Northwestern Depot McHenry, 111. Open Baily 8 to 0 -- Wednesday ft Sunday ^ to 12 SPRING SPECIAL! ALUMINUM DOORS AND WINDOWS 1" Aluminum Door! (Installed) 3-Track Aluminum SV095 Windows mm* WM. W. ALBERT ea. PHONE EV 5-0901 Rt. 8. Box 232 McHenry, 111. ((AAutllOHue. 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Dr. J. F*. Harris of Richmond is being honored by,ihe Rotary pi that city this week in recognition of twenty-five years of strvice. We Specialize in Tractor Tire Repairing! Phone EV 3-5500 - 5-5601 ^ . 119 S. Cireen St. McHenry, 111. WALT FREUND, Prop. see W. Mitt St btrtrimn Mm StettSnry, I1L VOTE REPUBLICAN GOETSCHEL CORONER Kotalik Studio Photo This photo shows property in the; Country Club subdivision entirely surrounded by water resulting from the local floods of the last .week. Two unidentified youngsters are apparently enjoying their predicament, seated atop a shed. » . Big Hits in the Parade vvatch the savings march by! Check the real values displayed here in everyday health and beauty needs. 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