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Thoftctay, November 10/11960 Twee Told Tides FIFTY TEARS AGO Taken from the Hies of Nov. 8, 1910 Woodstock automobile, tfi driver of which is known to .the victims, ran into three buggies late Sunday afternoon and smashed up every one of them. Occupants of the vehicles who escaped with bruises Svere Darwin Granger and lifiath Freund, W. F. Bassett and soil, E. E. Bassett and Mrs. L. Howe and niece. The auto, with its three occupants, was all Sunday afternoon gave a splendid exhibition of reckless driving upon our streets. Miles A. Colby and family Ifft McHenry this week for La- J^nta, Col., where Mr. Colby has taken up a claim. \ John F. Miller, the florist, informs us that he dug a potato ip hk, garden, last week, that weighed exactly 2% pounds. <|^n has the potato to prove the assertion. .Mrs. Addie Gilpin, daughter cjf CoL Vidvard, of Grass Lake, aid Mr. Clarence Ostrander, son pf C. H. Ostrander, of Fox I^alce, were married In Kenosha, Wis., Saturday and have gone vto housekeeping in the Thomas Powers place. The Ostra^ders are former local indents. t*plrs. Fred Rossman passed away at her home on Waukegan street Monday after a long illness. She is survived by t5wo sons, Frank and Edward. » Misses Irene McOmber and Mabel Granger gave a delightful and novel Halloween party to eleven of their friends at the home of the former, Monday evening. The guests who cagie in ghost costumes were rWeived by Lewis McOmber, Who was spookishly attired. Entertainment was in keeping With the occasion and a Halloween supper was served at midnight. Not since the burning of the old Knickerbocker ice houses, that stood where the Borden inilk bottling plant now stands, has the ice history in McHenloomed up as the prospects tor the coming winter indicates. The Borden Milk company has started the erection of another ice house at their plant here which will be ready for the 1910-11 crop. This, together with their other .two houses, will take care of 8,000 tons which, it is hoped, will alleviate the shortage last year when ice had to be shipped in. FORTY YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of Oct. 23, 1920 Miss Alice Richardson, a native of this vicinity, passed away in Denver, Colo., Oct. 22, at the age of 26. The funeral was held from the family home in Ridgefield on . Oct. 26. Miss Annabel le Knox, of this village, an operator in the Elgin exchange of the Chicago Telephone company( has resumed her work after a two weeks rest at Margaret Mackin Hall, at Warrenville, Hi. Excitement ran high for awhile near the Mrs. Mary Noonan home last Friday, when four hunters after receiving permission to hunt on the property, slaughtered nineteen turkeys owned by D. A. Whiting. Before the arrival of officials the men had climbed into their big Marion touring car and were well on their way to Wisconsin. P. J. Bauer, who resides near Ingleside, brought to our office a carrot raised on his farm which weighed nearly four pounds and at the West Mc- Henry State bank there are six Rural New Yorker potatoes that weigh 1% pounds each, a sample of the 100 bushels raised on one-half acre of ground on the Bennett Walk- Ington farm. About eighty relatives and friends helped Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Adams celebrate their silver wedding anniversary at their home on the old Freund homestead near Johnsburg, Sunday, Oct. 24, where they have resided since their marriage. They are parents of eight sons and one daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cowan expect to take up their abode in H a r v a r d some t i m e n e x t week. Miss Cecelia Miller and Mr. Arthur Thelen were married by Rev. William Weber at St. John's church, Johnsburg, Wednesd&y morning and Miss Mary May and Mr. Nicholas Freund sprung a surprise on their friends when they, announced their marriage at St Peter's church, Spring Grove, last Monday. They were attended by George and Martha Freund. children of the groom. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of Oct. 31, 1935 Donna Marie Dowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dowe, born on Oct. 19, is the lucky baby of the month, her birth being the first reported, therefore she will win the prizes offered by local merchants. Mrs. Edmund Knox, 77. died at her home on Waukegan street, Friday, Oct. 25, after a several weeks illness. The second occasion, Within a period of three weeks, that a local resident has been struck down by an automobile occ u r r e d T h u r s d a y m o r n i n g , when Miss Mayme Buss, city collector, was hit by a truck, suffering a broken right leg, bruises and other possible injuries. A similiar accident occurred on Sunday morning, Oct. 13, when Mrs. T. J. Walsh was hit by a car on Route 20, McHenry. Richard Vycital, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Vycital, a freshman at Lake Forest college, sustained a broken jaw bone in football practice at the college Wednesday afternoon. A wedding of interest to Mc- Heniy folks tobk place at St, Thomas church, Ciystal LaK&, Oct. 26, when Miss Marion Allen, daughter of Mrs. John Allen of that city, became the bride of Leo G. Rothermel, formerly of McHenry, now of Crystal Lake. Miss Rosina Smith who will become the bride of Martin Weber on Nov. 13, was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the Johnsburg hall, Tuesday evening, with Misses Amelia Weber and Agnes Smith as cohostesses. The fastest known bird is the peregrine falcon -- it has been known to attain a speed of 200 miles per hour in a vertical dive. J tUiO AM AM li w«l I»v«r drfvM • U CDC I ^EASIER GOING FORTHt DfilVEK ANS nUlt I THE 10AP.IQNGER UljEFftB 1BPM SClf you don't think scrapping the front axle has made a world.of-dHftirsrice, yoti haven't driven a Chevy in a while. A few minutes behind the wheel and you can feel why drivers are happier and breakable loads. arjai'bet|sr Df<^ctjyd. But the biggest advantage of all, you'll realize, Is that the truck (sheet Swat; tjraa, chassis components, everything) takes less abuse. With Independent fr$nt eifc pension soaking up road shock and vibration, the truck lints*tyQMr; goes «£t thousands of miles before trade-In time. Add that to what.sv^ryibbdy*/ known about Chevy dependability and you find yourself looking at the soundest truck investment you could betyour buslit risen. NEW REAR-ENGINE COM SSs A panel and two pickups that put a aJr-^obMfo ihjjlntln up front and as much as 1,800 pounds ofloac} space in totwepnJ That's ppora capacity than a conventional haif-tonner. Yet these C0rvalrf5Vere Nearly two feet shorter from bumper to bumper. WiflWyflMmeuverab^B4*itt~ta4ast and bound to save on a busy schedutel Qt ton OPMaba «' rtfc.1 lifclhfrrtiHi SEE THE GREATEST SHOW ON WORTH NOW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S CLARK CHEVROLET SALES Village of Siwnytlde MAKE PLANS FOR BAZAAR. DEC. 4 AT ST. JOHN'S Inha Ouathe/ - RV. *-5484 Ob Nov. 14, St John's Home and School association will meet at . the community club and final plans will be made for the bazaar they are having on Dec. 4. The president, Catherine Fredrick, said that everyone has been cooperating wonderfully and she " hopes 611 of you filled out tlie .papers that the school children brought home about what you are donating and if you will be able to give a little of your time at one of the booths. It takes everyone's help to make a success of any project. .<& • * Slek List ^ . Mark Fredrick little boy last Week arid for a while they thought he had pneumonia he was so bad, but you know how these youngsters are they can be so sick one minute and next thing you know they are screaming to go out Matakee Terrace Terrace Women to Meet Final reminder to come to the meeting tonight and bring a neighbor and introduce, her to the women and encourage her to join. .-j« Price Winners at Farty Ron and Marilyn Wiggerman and Jerry and Arlene Conjierty who were all dressed as cannibals won a prize at the V.F.W. Halloween party. Bowling News The Terrace bowling team is in third plaice and their sponsor who is also their neighbor hopes to see them on top. A Talking Pumpkin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Deppmier had a talking pumpkin set up in front of their house that greeted all who came by. It sure fascinated everyone. Belated Birthday Greetings To Linda Kettner who was three years old and among the guests who helped her celebrate were her grandparents and an aunt from Wisconsin. Oat of Town Guests «' Val and Marsha Patula entertained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon of Phoenix, Ariz., last week. Incidently this couple were the ones who introduced Val and Marsha. The Gordons started their trip in May and drove through California, the Northern States, bought themselves a trailer in; Wisebnsin, stayed with the Patulas and now are on their way to Florida and Mexico and then home. danee at the American ; Legion hall on the night of :Nov. 19. The public is also invited. Whose Baby is little Michael If you had dropped in ax the Mondl home that would seem like a big question because it seems that Judy was the mother but site didn't get to hold her baby very often because grandma and grandpa have taken over. This is'a very happy and proud household and we are glad for them. Weekend Trip Harry and Grace Gavin spent a weekend near Cleveland vis-, iting Grace's sister, Lorretta Saggio. Demonstration Held Hazel Stahlman had a dq?en women in last week for a demonstration. Hie demonstrator came from Chicago. .Delicious refreshments were servedr-- Dance I hope you all have your tickets .for the turkey trot Beautiful New Home FOR SALE 1320* Living Space 2% Car Garage Numerous Extras $18,900 Minimum Down Payment Can Be Seen By Galling EV. 5-4345 Welcome Ifewcemere Phil and Eleanor Mangold with their two children, Bill and Lynn, came from Johnsburg and are now living in the former Ripley home on East Bayview drive. Carl and -Marie Martin and their three daughters, Greta, Carl a and Marta, moved from McHenry and are living in the former Monte home. Bernard and Joan Kennebeck with their five children, Mary Jo, BUtch, Roch, Bobby and Laurie, moved from Pistakee Highlands to the fiktakr Leuth home. Chester a n d Theda Brown from Chicago are living in the home formerly owned by Bob Sanborn. Mr. Brown is in business on Spring Creek road. We are very happy to have these new neighbors with us. Sodality Feather Party The Blessed Virgin Sodality is having its feather party on Sunday so come and spend some pleasent moments with vour friends. CLARENCE'S SHOP SPECIAL 109% Aluminum Redl-Hung COMBINATION DOORS can lit any door also '28s0 DO IT YOURSELF .. . FULL TBIPLE TKACK COMBINATION ALUMINUM WINDOWS will Install ior small fee 1295 Full Line of Paneling and Plywood CLARENCE J. SMITH Johnsburg, 111. Ph. EV. S-4S72 1204 W. Elm Street McHenry, til. EVergreen 5-0277 ST. PAUL'S JEFlBOOPAIi „ church 41 ^ wri^'oo Green Sfcl Bunqn: TSQ 8*5 9K)0 em Family lit August Only -- 10 A.M. Mass Sunday No services during the week. First Thursday: feOO lun. WOBMrt AuxiMaiy flMPrt Thursday; 8:00 pm Men's CM> Saturday: . > 2:00 pm Confessions and By Appointment ZION EVANGggJOAltr" LUTHERAN CHUBCH (Missouri Synod) 615 W. Wlaukegan Road (Highway ISO West) Kerr. Cart A. LobHz, Pastor Sunday -- Services: 7:45 and 10:80 am 9:00 am Sunday School and Bible Class Ladies Aid -- 1st Tues. of the month Friendship Guild -- 2nd Tues. of the moBth Men's Club -- Last Tues. of the month Walther League -- Last Sunday of the month You trie cordially Invited to attend our services. FAITH PMI'UimAH CHURCH Lincoln Ed. West of Outdoor Theatre Total O. Mcfctyre, Minister Churdi Sdhop): 9:30 am Wordhip: UKX) am Deaoona: 2nd Monday at 7^0 pm Session: VPednesday at 8KK) pin*:• I Women's jBK^etgr: 3rd Thursday at ^H)0 pm Women** Sfndy Orde: #ttv Thurid^. «t 8:00 pm Maxlner^i <$ub: 3rd Sunday at 8:00 Street, McSanry, IS. Cbariea HsBbck, Psitor Bdiool WedB«tW -- 8KX) pjm. Prayer Meeting -Friday -- 7KN) pm Pioneer CMrh lancknark School tlatet is tha Answer^ ST. MAKT8 CATHOliq GHUBGB Rt. Rev. Charles S. - Nix, Rev. Haxold Rev. Alwrt AaMsot Fasten Sunday Maases: 6*^0, 8:00, m:30, 10:45, U.-00 and 12:00 .Weekday Maswsa 64S ahtf^SdOQ ajn. « ^aydsys: 6:00, 7 10:00 am and 7:30 pm first Fridays and First Saturdays: Masses at 6:30 -and 8:00 am Oonfessdons: Saturdays, Htursdays before first Frida^ t, and days before Holydays: 3-4 in afternoon and 7-8 in evening Baptisms: pm by appointment ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Edw. C. Coaldey Pastor Bst. Eugene D. Parker Aaristant Sftflay MaSBes -- 7, 8, 9,10,11 and 12 am DaOy Manes -- 7 and 8 am Hoily Days -- 6, 7, 8, 9 am end 8 put. Rrtt Fridays •-- Oommunkm distxttmtad at 6^0 and diving 7 and 8 Saturday -- 4-5, 7-8 pm Confessions Thursday (Before Fiitft FrL) -- 4-5, 7*8 pm Coafessions 9s0 mm today I 31^0 am W<ash*» Servica i:S) pm TlooHi Mo«tsiflp 7:00 pm Ga^al BoW OOMMUNIT¥ aOCTHOPISt CHURCH Main and Center Streets ,, McHenry, BUnois Gtorge W. Martin, Pastor Sunday -- '9:30 and 11 am Evtety Sunday -- 9f30 and 11 .*00 Church School SeWfcha Wednesday of month -- 8 pm. Qffldal board meeting Third Wednesday of month -- 8 pm Hdmebuilden Chnnp A friendly Invitation Is extended to you and.your family to &>tae for worship, , fellowship and service with FOX MM BAPTIST | CHURCH 23 West Grand Avenue Fax Lake, XBtaols ' Rev. Roger Bergesan, pastor Sunday -- - 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 ng Worship ' 6:00 Youth FeQowship 7:30 Kvsndqg Goapil Service Wednesday -- 7:30 Hour o t Power Second Hwcsdwr 10 am. Women's HDariottary Society WONDER LAKB ,( ' RIBUC CHURCH Box X Phone WX. 7961 Rev. Richard N. Wright Baetar 9:30 am Sunday School 11:00 em Mtmring WoraUp 5:30 pm tioiitli Ifaeioltt 7:00 pm Bible Fellowdiij[> Hour Wednesday -- 7:30 pjn. Mid Week Prayer Hour Friday -- 7:00 pm Children's Bible Clubs Bo& ages 8-13, Pair Gh£> Girls, ages 8-13, Ptooeers* Club "A Churdi with a Chrttt and BfUe Centered Minlstfy" omas^ THI} <MQ omwH Rt % Wonder Daice^ SBtholt Rev. James yendeg|iooi Pastor, Alogetus U. Ncumana bmtetm fMt# Masses-- Sunday 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 and. 12;00 Dally Maiaec- 8 .a n}, and 11:30 am, Exfept Thursday 1 mass at 8:06 a.m. Sely Days A First "Friday*-- 8:00 am and 6:00 p.m. Confessions .Saturday 4:(J0 ito5r00 p.in. 7:00 tofjB:00 p.m. Holy £&ys & First Friday ([one.hplf hour preoeding mate) METHODIST CHURCH Spring Grove, Illinoia Hugh W. Cfflffian, pastor 9^0 Simday School Russel Gardteer, aupt 10^45 Organ Meditation Bernard HoOliday 11KK) Morning NATivrry eva^chbiioaI' LUTHERAN CBhpdg Wonder BurUin W. Sunday -- 8-10:^5 am Service 9:15 Saturday -- 10:00 am Junior ,0Mr Thursday -- 7:30 pm Senkw CboiV A nursery la provided daring the Sunday wonMp aervioes. A1 ere welcome to fthe "where you are a only once." RINGWOOD HtZHONIf CHURCH XT&BSh, Sunday -- 9:30 am Holy Warship 10:45 am Church BApri 4 pm Jr. Hi MYf 6 pm 8r. Hi MXK Wednesday -- Choir Rehearsals 8 pm Second Wednesday -- WSCS 8:15 pm ST. PEqpbS OAmOUO Spring G/nw, VL. ReVj, E. X. Lphman. Fiftor Sunday TVTasnni 6i30, % 9. 10 end 11:15 am Weekd^jr Mfassa -- 7:00 jvnd 8^0 mrt. First Fridays -- $:*> 4k 6:00 am iii 8:00 p.m. Saturday -- 3:15,7:15 pm IXR3T CHURCH «W CHRIST, 6CH8NTI8T 37 MdHetty Aventia Crystal litka, BL Sunday -- 11 am Church 11 am Sunday the Central Grade Multipurpose room, Aye. 8 pm Inflwrtfog Christian Sdeoos ' Hie reading iten, at 25 N. WUttftine ftteirt, is open daily Item ll e^4 to 5KX) pm (except Sundays and holidays). Fridays from 11 to 9 pm ALL ARE WELCOME qr. JOHN'S CATHOXSb CHURCH JohnslKux, Bsv. Joseph M. Btttlch Pastor Sunday Massse *- f, @:S0, 10 aad 11-30 a& Mr 'Beys -- ,7:00 am and 730 pm Thursday (Before tint Fri.) -- 3:00 pm «hd 740 pm ConfeaaioQa ^BOCCNl«<4mUM RJchmood, BUMa 9:45 am Saalay iohool 1 1 : 0 0 a W o n h i p ' Bsrvtee Mem* qATHcttJq CHURCH DHnoto Rev. IV. Frank J. MIDar Sunday Masses -- 7;00, -8:30 and 10KI0 mny 8:00 FPeswand 9 am GRACE EVANQ^JqAI iUTHERAN (»UMai Ridsnond, llltnnis Ear#) L. Carlsob, am Churdi and U am Service MDUUT HOPE mWHOPPT CHURCH Platakee XfigMandi me«fta to the Qgpununity Center B. Hagerty, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 am v 'WA Thoren, Supt HI 7- 1077 Moraing Warrfi^ a:00 am ^aaa B. Hag&ty, pastor 913 S. Wilson BA, Ingb> *%m. ft Office JU 7^250 Topth FeflowsMp 7:00 pm O. C Banker, Coi A Cardial Welcome everyone Tour Spirit will be Hfted McHenry County Letter Service 210 South Green St. McHenry EV 6-506* SPONSORED St 1CT George B. JaBlen & Son Funeral Home , mimk Stolfel Ik AS A PUBUC SERVICE Tttyia ConitrvelloB Ga» MlsftiS. 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