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Twice KfcJUhi Told tale's Fifty Years Ago (Taken from the files of Oct. 30,1924) Arrangements have just been completed whereby the members of MeHenry Council Knights of Columbus and St. Mary's Court of Foresters will receive election returns via the radio at the K. of C. hall Tuesday evening Nov. 4. With the close of business next Sunday evening will come (he passing of the John Karls restaurant which during the past two years has been located in the John J. Buch hotel building near the river bridge. Frank Gans and his or­ chestra have been filling numerous engagements during the past few weeks. Among the places are the Polly Prim tavern, Ringwood, Long Lake, Alden and other points. They have also been engaged to supply the music at the American Legion carnival at Woodstock probably the ficst time that a MeHenry orchestra has ever been Engaged for county seat service Planned by their daughter, a company of relatives and friends executed a pleasant surprise on Mr. and Mrs John Schaid at their home on Green street. The occasion being the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Schaid. Less than $200 was the reward of the yeggmen who entered the Ringwood State Bank at Ringwood some time during the early hours of Monday morning. A.H. Severinghaus of Chicago, who has a summer home at Pistakee Bay, recently purchased Volo Law yearling by Dick Law from Dr. W.W. Lichty of Woodstock. Volo Law is considered one of the best bred colts in MeHenry county. The Chicago resorter has a number of fine animals at Pistakee where they are under the care of a professional trainer. company of Chicago. The sale started upstairs and swept through the house. The beautiful Stein way grand piano of inlaid rosewood which was purchased for $5,000 when the mansi<m was completed about twenty years ago, was sold for $800 to Mrs. Charles Hollen- bach. The piano had an electric player attachment also. The home consisted of thirty - two rooms. Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes today started distribution of registration forms for 1935 automobile licenses in Illinois. The numerals of the new plates are navy blue on a battleship grey background. A beautiful fall wedding was solemnized Oct. 30 at St. Peter's church, Spring Grove, when Miss Margaret Schmitt was united in marriage to Mr. Lawrence Rudolff of Spring Grove. Those who attended the Methodist church last Sunday were privileged to hear a sermon by Dr. Aubry S. Moore, district superintendent, who conducted /the first quarterly conference following the church service. The U.S. department of Commerce is making a coast of geodetic survey in this region and the elevation survey markers are being put up this week. On Wednesday one of the copper plates was put on the northwest corner of the high school building and the sur­ veyors will follow and mark the elevation above sea level. Forty Years Ago (Taken from the files of Nov . 1,1934) Furnishings of the George J. Sayer home at Pistakee Bay were sold at public auction on Monday. The expensive fur­ niture, rugs imported and made to order brought a good price. They were auctioned by the William, Barker and Severn Twenty-five Years Ago (Taken from the files of Nov. 10,1949) A double celebration is scheduled by the members of the American Legion MeHenry Post this coming Sunday at their new club house. There will be a program to dedicate the new home and a celebration of the post's thirtieth an­ niversary. The Post was organized in November 1919. Its first commander, A.H. Pouse, will present the new home to M.L. Schoenholtz, the recently retired commander, during whose tenure of office the new home was completed. The MeHenry Business Men's association has just announced that they will hold Name. I Address. City. j Telephone. Zip .No. in Party. their second annual carnival on Dec. 8, this year. William Kinsala is now enrolled in a two year interior decorating course at Woodbury college, Los Angeles, Calif. Postmasters Ray McGee and Elmer Freund attended the postmasters convention held last week in the Sherman hotel in Chicago. One of the top honors for 4-H club members was awarded this week to Miss Carol Harrison of Ringwood a 1947 graduate of MeHenry high school. Carol has been selected as one of the twenty - six out­ standing Illinois 4-H club members to represent this state at the National 4-H club Congress in Chicago. Miss Virginia Ziolkowski of the Villa hote4, Pistakee • Bay, exchanged Vows with William Cruickshajik at her home Oct. 29. Mrs. Joseph Asro, 33, of Island Lake, passed away last , week at her home following a lingering illness. Ten Years Ago (Taken from the files of Nov. 5,1964) . The Very Rev. Robert E. Savage, rector of Christ church, Waukegan, and dean of the Waukegan deanery will officiate at the installation of Fr. Arthur McKay, new vicar of St. Paul's Episcopal church, MeHenry, on Sunday, Nov. 8. The City Council adopted an ordinance Monday night which establishes new ward lines and creates a fourth ward in the city. With a fourth ward established, two additional aldermen will be elected in the next city election to be held in April 1965. Wayne Widenhoeft, 26 years of age, father of four young children, died in a three car accident in Florida, Oct. 29. He had made his home in MeHenry for many years and was educated in the local schools. Shay Music World is having its grand opening Nov. 5, 6 and 7 on Green street. The owner is Alyce Joyce Shay, who is not a newcomer to the music business. She operated Alyce Joyce Music studio in MeHenry for many years. Roger Thompson was home from Champaign to spend the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson. A large class of more than 100 young children from St. Mary's ("atholic parish were ad­ ministered the sacrament of For And About Teenagers PAGE 5 • PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER St, WH & definitely shows that he hu got a lot of growing up to do. If;y«w •till like him, you are going to have to wait a year or two until he gets out oi this ataga ha la in and la ready for a more meaning­ ful relationship Right now, thore ian't much you can do. THIS WEEK'S LETTER: I have a problem. I like this boy and another girl likes him, but First Communion at the church recently. Captain Arthur G. Barbier, a medical officer at Walson Army hospital, Fort Dix, N.J., recently received the Army commendation medal for the performance of exceptionally meritorious service while serving in Vietnam. he just ignores me. He won't even say "Hi." Once, he told me he loved me, but now he doean't even like me. I think he tells all the girls that he loves them. My problem is that I still like him very, very much. What do you think I should do? OUR REPLY: This boy is go­ ing through a stage where he Is in love with love. Every girl he meets is the answer to all his dreams, until he gets to know them -- then he discovers another dream boat. The way he is act­ ing right now is normal, but it FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS s^ry y.t tfwfp/i nun 1214 N. Green St., MeHenry PRIZE PUMPKIN-Nine-year-oId Claudia Schmitt smiles her pride in this huge pumpkin raised in her first garden. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Schmitt of 1207 S. Crystal Lake road, MeHenry, compares size of the pumpkin with her pet dog. The vegetable is 33 inches tall, 65 inches in circumference and weighs 118 pounds. 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