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PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER-THURSDAY, May 30. JBrnmrnmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamammmmmSm Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from (he files of June 7, 1934) A summer resident, John Dickson, 52, of River Forest, died suddenly Sunday afternoon while at a cottage in Sunnyside subdivision near Johnsburg. Death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. Misses Christine Wegener and Rose Tonyan will graduate June 10 from the nurses training course at St. Anthony's hospital, Chicago. During the storm of Sunday night lightning struck the home of Michael Weston in Woodstock, knocking him from a chair and doing some damage to his home. Mr. Weston is the uncle of Miss Ann Frisby. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hobbs and family have moved from Barrington to the Heimer house oh route 20. Mr. Hobbs is employed by the Public Service Co. Mrs. Ben Hiller was seriously burned Thursday evening while preparing supper when her clothing caught fire from the gas stove. She rushed into the yard where her husband and neighbors smothered the flames. Her clothes were nearly burned from her body and her back, hips and hair were burned. Dr. J.E. Wheeler state veterinarian left Sunday night for Kane county, where he will work with headquarters at Geneva. On Memorial Day night the Married Men All Stars met the McHenry softball team in an exhibition game the score showed 10 to 1 in favor of the Married Men All Stars. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 9, 1949) Miss Julia Feffer, a former resident of the McHenry Community and a teacher for twenty-five years at the Prairie Grove school, was given a complete surprise at the annual DAILY 9-9 V SUNDAY 10-6 ot* Pr ices Ef fec t ive Whi le Quan t i t i e s Las t . We rese rve the r igh t t o l imi t quan t i t i e s . HORNSBYS family centers Shop Hornsby's where you can save - more. Ax TB8 •EM Ladies Extra Size Screen Print Tops m Our Rag. 4.54 IV V? 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She was r presented with two twenty-five dollar government savings bonds and 812.50 in cash. Thomas Dowell, 85, a lifelong resident near Griswold Lake, I away at the Libertyville ital, June 8. McHenry Choral club held its first meeting of the summer season Monday I evening at the home of Mrs. 1 Annabel Aicher. John Lay of Washington > I street suffered injuries in an I automobile accident at the • intersection of Route 12 and a gravel road west of Spring - I Grove. Cam Marticke, pretty [daughter of the William . Martickes, Pistakee Bay, - | modeled for recent luncheon fashion show given by ... members of Gamma Phi Beta I social sorority for their n I mothers at Lake Forest college. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Freund - | of Court street observed their ;. t w e n t y - f i f t h w e d d i n g anniversary June 4. A second dog was shot in the | McHenry community within , jone week the last reported , being the pet police dog I belonging to Mrs. Floyd Covelt, , • Sr. The Pit tavern On route 120 east of McHenry has been sold • by Harry Gielow to Loyde - Barrett of Highland Park who . was formerly in the automobile * business in Waukegan where he > was employed by Wetzel and * Turner. > TEN YEARS AGO > (Taken from the files of June C 11, 1964) ,-j; The first drowning of the > season in the Fox River - occurred Thursday evening, : June 4, taking the life of 3 ; year old William Alan Bruce of - Lakeland Shores. Dr. and Mrs. C.W. Klontz : returned home one evening • from a play they were ~ attending to flndtheirhome had > been entered and ransacked * and a number of items stolen. * A former Fiesta Day beauty • and McHenry County fair v queen, Miss Judith Hans, has had even greater honors • bestowed on her. She just . received her BS degree in ' elementary education from the - University of Wisconsin has •• been selected as one of the most ' Outstanding college girls in the . State of Wisconsin and has earned a trip to New York . where die will compete for the title of National College queen. • the Class of 1949 of McHenry high school held its fifteenth year reunion June 6 at the * Legion home in McHenry. Miss Kathleen Angelse of Green street sailed this week ' for' Europe where she will* enroll in a six week Virgilian classical summer school. Mrs. Dorothy Anda, 45, of- Pitren road, McHenry, was found dead in her home June 7.' Ten year old Michael; Hastings returned home from McHenry hospital after' recovering from a skull! fracture and -concussion; suffered when he fell from his bicycle. Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Dillon; are parents of a son bom May 31. '•oeeeeeoeeeeoeeeet : POLITICAL ! CORNER &••••••••••••••••# ; HONOR LINDBERG Comptroller George W. • Lindberg, Crystal Lake, has received the Illinois Valley: Press club's Gold Fish Bowl award for his open conduct of the public office he holds, The! award was made at a dinner; meeting of the Peoria-based- club this month attended by! lindberg, Secretary of State; Michael J. Hewlett and Lt. Gov.; Neil Hartigan. Howlett praised* Lindberg, noting, "the greatest; enemy of free government is; secrecy. The job for all of us in: the future is to keep things out! in the open in the sunlight of public opinion." Ask us about the Rain Grabbers Seamless Aluminum Gutters I Downspouts in Six Colois • No more peeling or flaking • Heavy, durable alumi- • Cut down on maintenance problems • Kxpert installation Call For Free Estimate 653-9720 385-9427 Slitters Unlimited McHenry