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Fife V/,4 yy '•"<•v-- r & \e\ , W" * MegSHET PLAXND8ALS* Society John Vycital Six Years Old John Vycital, soil of Serviceman and Mrs. Harold Vycital, entertained seventeen of his little friends at a party held at his home on Waukegan street last Saturday afternoon. The occasion was his sixth Birthday anniversary. \yhile the real date of the birthday was on November 15, LILY LAKE •••••HUfMIM I t I 1 !*• »•!•<• •!•» (By Evelyn Lavin) The Cjily La Ice Beautifying club held its last regular meeting of the season at the Lakeside Hotel, Sunday afternoon. Arrangements for storing the weed-cutter, and caring for the roads and garbage over the winter were discussed. It was decided to forego plans for a winter dance in Chicago in favor of a spring opening here at the lake. Outside of emergency executive meetings, the club John celebrated three days Jate when will not meet again until next spring. his friends could be present. Attending the party were Larry Thomas. Marilyn Watson, Scott Ba- ;con, Jack Schoenholtz, Kirk Wally, About fifty of the family and friends of Don*Jd Schiavoni gathered Tuesday night ^to give him and his cousin, Boheri" Corsi, a ch«ering Mark Vycital, Joann Schmitt, Kevin ^ sen<i-*ff on their Navy career. About Carey, Sandra Lock, Timmy Carey, j g o'clock Mary Schiavoni served the family a baked pheasant dinner. Afterwards friends came' in for the evening. Games, community singing, ' - v: ' Sill Robert Grandt, Homer and Eileen Bassett. Marilyn Schmitt, Henry Low, . James^Downs and Dojores Schmitt. Games were played, after which the j dancing, sandwiches, and' refresh- . host s mother served • sandwiches', co- j ments were partaken by all. Both coa and birthday cake. . Jphn was boys received many lovely send-off presented with itfiany lovely gifts . Early Wednesday morning by his friends. ^ ^ . | they left for Great Lakes, where, . „» • i from all reports, they are getting Mothers Club To aloT,g fine Entertain Children , " 1 Mrs. Claude Vachefc and her friend. The annual Mothers club Chnst-! Mrs; A> j. Kirk, of the American jnas party for the children will l>e Welding company, combined^ business and pleasure on a flying trip to Pittsburg, Pa. They went via American Airways. While in Pittsburg they stopped at the Fort Pitt Ho- -tel, where many relatives and old ^ , , friends gave them a rousing wel- The committee in - charge of ar- j come Several of them were folks rangements includes Mrs. A. J. Wirtz, Mrg Vachet had not seen in over chairman; Mrs. M. L. Schoenholtz, fourteen years. Virginia,' Ohio, Ken- Mrs. Roy Miller, Mi-s. Carl W^ber, tuCky, and some of the smaller towns ®o|^er> Mrs. Pet€r Gies, , jn pennSyiVania were included in Mrs Albert \ ales and Mrs. Joseph ; thejr itinerary. pvidav they return- Williams. ^ , led .on the Golden State Limited,, ' , „ ' i bringing back numerous Pennsylvania i Pnbhc Card Fmrty ' Dutch antiques and embroideries,! At St. Patricks , gifts of <their frieijds along the way. A good crowd was in .attendance The John Millinaca wish to thank at the public card party held at St. fll, thejr friendg for he] i them Patrick's church last Sunday eve- p • SQ wel, their annive and ! rung. Prizes were awarded to Mary birthd t ,agt week held on Friday,, December 8, at the K. of C. hall at 3:00 p. m. Santa Claus will be' on hand to greet the kiddies and each mother is urged to bring her children "and a jyft for each one. :/ :: 7:/ v' :, V ; , ,• Fleming and Clarence Martin in euchre; John- Weber. Ralph' Justen, George Kane and Joe May in pinochle; Mrs. Thomas Kane and Mrs. Richard Fleming in five hundred.; Mrs. Wallace Dobyns^Wallace Dobyns and Mrs. JoKn Bolger in con > tract bridge. Special prizes weref merited by Mrs. Anna Mjjler and Miss Genevieve Knox. • * * * Postpone Meeting Of St. Clara's Court Due to Thanksgiving fallings fljn their regular meeting night, the next meeting of St. Clara's Court will be held on Tu€f#lay, November 30. • '* •* P: T A. Bake StJe Is Success « With the group singing "God Bless America." the regular meeting of ' the Lily Lake P. T. A-. opened on November 3 at the schoolhouse. Mr. Freund, the teacher, presented the last semester graduates with pencils, on whcih their initials were inscribed. Following the meeting, a bake sale was held. The P. T. A. wishes to thank Mesdames Svoboda, Mininac, Nielsen and Freund and the others who helped to make this sale a success. The next regular meeting of fhe P. T. A. will be held on Friday, Decembr 1, at 8 p. m. * • * The ladies of the Community Methodist church are busy making plans for the annual church supper and bazaar to be held in the church hall on Thursday evening, December 7. Everyone is urged set - that date aside as a pre-Chnstmas gift for mother.' ' ' A letter from our former neighbors, the Wilbur Swansons, assures us that, although they miss us, they pre beginning to accustom themselves to their new place in Tucson, Arizona. They have moved into a pretty little cottage surrounded by Chinaberry trees. Good luck in your new home, friends. j Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bassi spent | a most pleasant part of last Sunday ! afternoon helping their grandson, Donald Peter^ Mann, "Pete," to his friends, celebrate his first birthday. That delicious ham the Meehans I received at the Beautifying club's i dance fed twenty hungry hunters on ; the season's opening day. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Eastham, Barbara and John, of Des Plaines visited the Normand-Lavin home last Sunday. Little Delores Hyatt expects to be home from the Woodstock hospital to spend her first Thanksgiving making the acquaintance of her twin sister and bsotflfeF", Kenneth and Kathleen. Sunday, /her aunt and uncle, the Willard Hyatts, of Chicago, came out to pay their respects to the new arrival and her mother. Roy and Betty Pierotti left Sunday^ for Grand Rapids, Mich., where they will stay to have Thanksgiving dinner with Betty's folks. Happy birthday, George Nieison. Hope you enjoyed that lovely cake your wife baked for you. The Robert Krenns of DesPlaines spent the weekend with Mrs, Krenn's parents, the George Wegeners. Sorry to hear you hurt your hand so^badly in the wringer, Mrs. Krenn, take good care of it. Enjoying Sunday dinner at the Alex Wirfs were Corp. Edmund Wirfs of LasVegas, Nevada, and Miss Marge Vittman. Claude McDermott > certainly did have good luck on his'hunting trip last week. After several days of bad weather, he shdt a 225 lb^ buck. I can smell those lusciousx venison steaks frying now. The Edward Lannes kept up .family tradition enjoying their Thanksgiving dinner .with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lannes of Round Lake. * - Henry Hoppert spent his Thanks- SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS THOMAS RAFTER, Auctioneer The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction at the Sayler home on Waukegan Road, one block east of the Chicago & North Western Railroad, in West McHenry, 111., on SUNDAY, NOV. 26 beginning at I ^0lock, sharp, the following described prop: erty, to-wit: ' "Waukegan Lad Shoots' Wolf South of City Creating a mild furor in this com- [ *nunity last week was the shooting j of a wolf on the William Doherty farm, west. of McHenry, by Charles Likus of Waukegan. Likus and his father. Frank, had just completed j a day's hunt and were starting to I leave the field with their four phas-^ ants when Charles spied the animal ! bounding through the swamp. He ! raised his 12 guage shotgun and fired three times. Shot through the head, the animal fell to the ground. . The animal was, technically, a coyote, but according to Likus is still a wolf. It weighed about seventy pounds. Piano, Bench and Stool ComiiAnation Desk and Bookcase Round Center Library Table Music Cabinet Buffet 1 45-inch Round Extension Table 6 Dining Chairs 9x12 Congoleum Rug 9x12 Axminster Rug 2 Dressers with Mirrors Commode 3 Beds and Springs * 2 Mattresses Sanitary Couch and Mattress : Steel Kitchen Stool ' Wood Kitchen Stool Combination 6-ft. Stepladder, 12-ft. •w-.". Extension* 'Several Pictures and Mirrors 4 Rocking Chairs 3 Antique Chairs Several Odd Chairs 2 Pedestals V Costumer 2 Round Oak Heaters, 18-igu 6-hole Coal or Wood Cook Stove,, Vacuum Cleaner Black Walnut Commode 2 Chicken Coops, metal Kitchen Gas Stove • . . Quantity Fruit Jars 2 Feather Ticks 3 Pillows Electric Lamp Electric Flat Iron Quantity Cooking Utensils and Odd Dishes Assortment of Books Purchases must be removed within 24 hours. TERMS CASH HUGH DENEEN, Admr. Of the Estate of Florence A. Sayler, Deceased. ROBERT L. WEBER, Clerk. Need Rubber Stomps ? The Plaindealer. «mr Order at ZENITH RADIOKi. HEARING AID • GIVE that hard of hearing loved OQC thu wonderful gift to begin a lifetime Of better hearing. And this year, for the first time, it •will i incVj ude t.h e. new "smuoarrmtneeMss aannda look of youth brought by Zenith's ral-Color Earphone and Cord. prf ana v_ora. Visible parts are «p*» itu notietabl« wm lytglasiti! Coma in for a fr•• demonstration. 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He was at his job, as everyday, at the International Harvester Co., speeding along the war effort After work he and Mrs. Hoppert enjoyed their turkey and trimmin's with many pleasant thought of their son, Seaman 1/c Henry Hoppert, in Jacksonville, Florida. Latest note on the cigarette shortaRp • . . At the Beautifying club meeting* at Hintz' last StSnday, Erwin Sarley broke off a piece of his bridgework biting on a pipe. Oh, well, that's one bridge we won't have to call oo the road committee to repair. After the accident, Erwin tpok out a Camel, Serves you right for hoarding. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kiehl entertained the Thens of Glenview, the Stanly Novae* of Cicero, and the Hatfields of Round (Lake for Thanksgiving. Those folks you see peering into all the empty houses at Lily Lake are the Jim Simmons. They're looking for a place for their daughter and son-in-law, the Steadmans, who wish to make their permanent home here. Hope you find a suitable place soon. Nice folks are a Welcome addition to any community. The Ladies League card and bunco* party was a repetition of the good times we have had at the Lilymoor Countjpr club lately. Mrs. Etten's delicious barbeque sandwiches made a hit with everyone, as did Mrs. Einspar's cakes. The president wishes to thank all those who helped make the affair such a, grand success; The next meeting of the League will take place the first Wednesday in December, in the evening, at the Lakeside Hotel. s„,f; So ends the tale of the ***•<••••> giving goose. See you next week VOGUE QIEANERS Phone McHenry 19. ^ We Pick Up and Deliver Two to Three Day Service the Vogue for splendid service and ftxcellent * 1 ' workmanship ^Representative] , ' „, , . McHenry \ 1 •'* \ ' Subscribe for The Plaindealer * i» 1 Tfcil UaHllili lttaidioo« fragrance created \ tmjrou who woold leave .. . v < fehiad -- dwtjn--yMt ^Ca*tare is scent^ *1.75 to H.U» TAI *s DmgWM v ^ . ' '• . ** >• •• • / • : • . • " • • • y s a fellow gets to feeling \ a great war on, v \. . and where am I? ^ • Safe at home, that's where! Sure, I do what I can. I give blood and boy Bonds, and save paper. / 4 •and: tin "cans. But it's so darned little compared to what the lM out there are doinff. That's why we've just got to buy at least one extra There are several million oth«r men right in the same boat Our blood does save lives. And our Bonds * do buy bombi^ * . and a whole lot more! But we cant •.. toe mustn't * •. let America down for an wcfaufi $100 6th war loan drire! All of us I " tHIS SPACE DONATED BY McGEE'S 117 SREEN STREET McHENRY ^ Home of Hart Scbaffner & Marx Clothes G c> o •n m. n