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MM; feWtfig l.ri- v : Y PUmrDEALKX "Itfc >» ? .vj*^^ -'V,«, -Tfi i< * & .p. t • '••», . v . . : HEAR" ^ Earl r. walsh It's not too unusual fbr the' boys •t* the bank to register some little objection, but this time there is no question as to their right to holler. It seems that our esteemed boss, Mr. "Mose," visited the bank early last Thursday morning and picked \ Hp some news. He'd show these reporters how to getthe news while it's still news! j- Yep. The Jim Larkins had a 'baby girl. Bold the press! What the boss man failed to re- Elrt is that the ILarkins have two bies--twin girls. , -Sight at election time we thought * appropriate for Jim to demand a reeount. ®ob Weber says Jim must feel like a guy hitting a aome credit for a double. rum and getting Well, after this we just can't let the hoss handle those multiple births. There was a big search on one day last week. Corner Fitzgerald They wwgerree gone. Somebody most had lost his golf clubs. Looked everyplace. have taken them. Then came the dawn. "Fits' put them in the trunk Of his a nice safe place. Reminds us of our grandmother searching everyplace for her glasses --only to find them perched up on her head. McHENftY C p. .F. CHAMWONS OF STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 1 METBOOBTCBTOCi NOTES Last Thursday a worthy group of ladies met at the church for their annual Birthday Tea. The tables were beautifully decorated to represent the fouY seasons of the year. Circle 1, chairmaned by Mrs. Fred Heideodecorated their table to represent Spring. 2, 1 ling, who is recovering nicely from a recent illness. Edmund Whiting and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whiting1 and Mrs. Clarence Whiting of Elgin visited McHenry relatives last Sunday. Mrs, .William Wicke returned recently from Sherman hospital, Elgin, to her home at Fair Oaks subg. Circle Z, chairmaned <division- The Wickes, former sum- ' \ by Mrs. Howard Fike, decorated!?161" Ies,^?n.^s here, have moved their table to represent Fall. Circle ff0™ DesPlaines and will make this 13, chairmaned by Mrs. George John-j permanent home. ^ son portrayed Summer and Circle | Mr. and Mrs. Renard Blum and 4, chairmaned-by Mrs. Fred Nickels,! family of Chicago spent the weekend ^-Jpertrayed Winter. The many beauti- in McHenry. < jtul cakes that graced and added! Mr. and Mrs. James Mahoney and I much to the tables reminded one of I children of Chicago visited in the ^ jthe bake goods booth at County | John Phalin home last weekend. fair and the. judges (nearly 100J . awarded them all blue ribbons. i CARD OF THANKS Following the tea, the ladies en- ! I wish in this, way to express my * (IT'EST SPEAKER joyed a fine entertainment of organ sincere thanks to all those who sent"! Carl E. Reiss of Aurora, _ music .played by Mrs. Harry Barr,' me cards and gifts and for other j department commander of the V. and the guest of the afternoon, ! remembrances during the time" I, W., was guest speaker at the 1 Mrs. Lillian Smith, who gave several was confined to the hospital. I am meeting of tre local V. F. W., club* j humerous readings. If laughter is also grateful to those who visited held recenly. There was a mistake® any measure of the success of the me at this time. impression that Henry Reese o||' program it went over the top. A f*9 MRS. ROBERT SCHAEFER. McHenry had been the speaker. common remark at the close of the I . ---- j ' entertainment was, "I haven't! Complete line of Beebe livestock Complete,line of Beebe laughed so much for weeks." AH { remedies at Wattles Ding Store, lie- j remedies at Wattles Drag Store, thanks goes to Mrs. White for plan* i Henry. 8-tfj Henry. 94$ ning the program. BASEBALL April 22 MCHS at Woodstock April 25 Shamrocks at Crystal April 26 Wauconda at MCHS 1 , GOLF--MCHB April 23 "Oryfctfff Lake -- Here April 28 ' - - Elgin -- There •> » •' # ' The above picture shows the McHenry team that won the State beitl% the St. Leopold five Chicago 57 to • The only disturbing note of the afternoon wu the announcement by dor W. S. C. S. president; Mrs. Helene Gygi, that she will be moving from McHenry some time in the near future. But she lightened the feelings by promising to come back often. t Good luck, Mrs. Gygi", and thanks a lot for the leadership you have given and we hope will continue to give while you remain with us. Keep in mind the box social the choir mothers are sponsoring on Mai mager. FRONT Received a novel card from Fred FWwerda from.sdown Florida way. Printed and written on wood. Wood is a pretty scarce and valuable item __ . __.A_ _ . ran .TT up here, Fred. If you could pro- WARRIOR BASEBALL mote a card shower, wi might be NINE BEATS GRANT able to shingle a house. . Photo by A. Worwlek, McHenry , „ „ . - ^ , ForeHer Basketball Championship here, of 5f 26 In the finals. Carl Neiss made 19 points to lead in scoring of both teams.* The local boys drew «a bye in the first round,j Th^ursdav^'ev^nine"1 ASnrilB"29 * AH beat West Brooklyn 44-29 in second round, beat St. Nicholas of Aurora 49-81 in the semi-finals and then went Barents and friends of the choir are on to win the championship. In the age group under 12 years the championship was won by St. Nicholas of invited Ladies trine vour boxes Aurora, winning from Our Ladyof Good Council, alsofrom Aurora, 28-27. Ages 18 to 16 championship was won .11 ..n »nH v«u hHnir by Holy Ghost Court of Chicago from St. Joseph's of Aurora 33-27. State Court officers will present trophy and individual medals to the winning team May 4th at the regular meeting. ) • Rumor has it that our local foresters will play preliminary games for the McHenry, "fr-ops" town team next season. J « TOP ROW: Bobby Freund, Eugene Freutid, Jimmy Althoff, Garl Neiss, Bud Miller '.«*§ Freddie Meyer, ROW: George Miller, Lloyd Freund, Jimmy Wegener and Ejddie Buss. 8-4 HERE MONDAY TYRRELM5CHMITT VOWB EXCHANGED LAST SATURDAY W: Daddy: "Yes, Snooks, a bride wears white as a symbol of hap- The MCHS baseball nine staged j At a nuptial high mass solemnised piness, for her wedding -day is the a comeback in the late innings here* last Saturday- morning at 9*80 happiest day of her life." Monday afternoon to beat Grant 8 | o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic church, wiooks (slyly): "And me* wear to 4. „ . [Miss Virginia Tyrell, daughter of black?" Ragged support-but Bockman jn J Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tyirell of '• a few jams, but his mates came Joe Yaeger says he hadt a big back in nice style to pull the game bowling series and it wasnt printed. '0ut of the fire. Wte find it with the scores this Hitting wasn't robust on either week--606. Thought we couldn't do side as the batters failed to step such a thing! Unto the pitches where they could ' __ _ ' • (At some wood on the ball. The Shamrocks game at Crystal Arreger proved the best waiter, Lake next Sunday will start at 8 j drawing three walks and scoring two o'clock instead of at the usual time.: rufcs without being charged with a It seems the diamond will be in use J time at bat. In two games he has earlier in the afttrnoon. been officially at bat only once. . • I "Red" Olsen asd Hiller were other Some people have asked if Hugh boys 'who looked 'em over. Murphy will be back with the Sham- The Warriors lost a game at Barroclu this year. Well, the boys rington last Friday night 11 to 8. are figuring on Hugh being out there 1 « " ^ on the mound just as soon as his • j&t school term ends. That should be I unilgood news fbr McHenry fans. - A last minute change forces us to yank the bowling scores this week. They will appear next week £1"**' 7k when Ye Olde Plaindealer will start j p p r e u n d , g -- Peterson, 2b McCulla, c .. Bockman, p ... King, going into extra pages. -Yqu who I p* ireia#i *rf had ttoopp scores and want to nut! . them in a scrap-book for your grandchildren, please have patience. CARD OF THANKS I would like in this way to thank the many friends who supported me at "the polls at the primaries, resulting in my election as precinct committeeman. 40 CHUCK UlLi^R, Toid Permanent Waa» KHa. flJH and 1100. Wattles Drjf fpiaM. Aregger, If Totals « Grant ' Wendland Whisner -- Hendee Walker Murphy •R. Stanton ... Prosser | i t " m % i i © i § Crystal Lake, and Gordon J. Schmitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton J. Schmitt of McHenry, were united in marriage. Rt. Rev. C. S. Nix officiated at the double ring service. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was radiant in a gown of white bridal satin, fashioned with fitted bodice and sweetheart neckline, the yoke being beaded. The long sleeves came to * point at tiie wrist, and the Aril Skirt tapered into a train. Her lace trimmed fingertip veil was held in place by a beaded, tiara of seed pearls and she carrier a cascade bouquet of white roses. Her only jewelry was a string of pearls, the gift of the groom. Miss Betty Schmitt, sister of the proom, was maid of honor. She way attired in a gown of poudre blue organdy, styled with bustle effeet hoop -skirt. She carried a bouquet of red roses and wora a ring bearer was Albert Freund, a cousin of the groom, who carried the rings on a white brocaded satin pillow. Norbert Hiller served as best man, while Eugene Tyrell of Rock Island, brother of the bride, and Gerald Schumacher served as groomsmen. Richard Schmitt and Richard Freund ushered. Nuptial music was furnished by St. Mary's choir, with the "Ave Maria" being sung by James Lennon. For her daughter s wedding Mrs. Tyrell chose a gown of robin's egg blue, with matching hat 'and accessories of black. Her shoulder corsage was of pink roses. Mrs. Schmitt wore an aquS-colored gown, with matching hat and accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served to the bridal party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Schmitt, and at 1 o'clock, a delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed by the bridal pary and immediate families and a few friends at the parochial school hall. A reception was held at 5 o'clock for about 160 guests, also at the hall. A three-tier wedding cake was the centerpiece on the bride's table, whieh was decorated with tall blue candles in crystal candle holders. The bride is a graduate of the Lake high school. Her ...... 24 dressed similarly. The charming flower girl wa Joyce Schmitt, the bridegroom's sister, who wore a floor length dress of poudre blue taffeta 4n tiie same style as the brideajMkls\ dresses. She carried a «^onggi- Mfost and wore a blue head faaWL 13m Utile War 2. After a short honeymoon trip in the South, the couple will live at McCullom Lake, where they have purchased a home. Out of town guests who attended the wedding were from Elm wood Park, Rock Island, Woodstock, Ringwood, Spring Grove ana Crystal IMt VHflH It Xipatha's atisa--Villa yeeb--wytae i rtrfiwi toehold fc yew SC aedk aedoy wi* • casual alr.Crwy ibw>Saws*1°* kiXfSs 95c McGee's McHemy April St 8. C. S.--Mri. Dotothj AprOM - faisssP Pfcrty--Crapn Street Taverji. Anil a Blunt Dahee--Richmond Hall-^Sponsared by IWw, Lake Rod and Gun CUn Its AdxiRary and the Community^ Chtb. ' sic Contest Winners. Public Party Sponsored by Altar and Boaary Sodality ef . St. Patrick's April at: St. Clara's Court Juvenile Foresters --Election of Officers--7:15 p. m.-- St Mary's-St Patrick's School HalL April 29 • Box Social Methodist Chair Metiers. May 1 Benefit Party --. N(sll's Ballroom,: Joh&abpcg. • Msy 4 Public Party--Sponsored by Riverview Camp, R. N. A. ci&^w Senior Class Play f May 9 and Confirmation^ iMP Christ to plBktl'ff Bdm* up oil ttfckU thAt Msurw * good Wp'r* «f«ry kind yoil'll' nMd yoa isb--In lake, rtor or monntain glnam! Ovr ool- Iwlion of ndt.ud.mli ii & fbbcrvmui's he&vtn, ioo. W«'ll help jon propoxo for th« belt flshinf you'.To ovir oi^joyod! k NICKELS HARDWARE Phono 2 -- Main St -- West the King Church. Dedication of Altars at St. Patrick's Church. May 10 Mothers Day Banquet--Sponsored by C. D. of A. May 18 Dessert Card Party--Sponsored by Mother's Club--Legion Hall. May 13. 14. 15 Riiihmage Sale--Methodist Church •' Basement--Sponsored by W. S. C, 8. May 29 Bake Sarie--Sponsored by Altar and , Rosary Sodality---St Patridt's Church Hall. Mr. and Ills. Charles PhaKa af Kenosha. Wis., visited friends here on Sunday. DINE WELL ft the HOTEL Openinf % • * -• -V ' ' ' SATtJRCAV, APRIL 24 Featnrinf AMERICAN AND ITALIAN DIEHES ifcxtorat^y Priced -:5 p . m. daily ;12 noon* Simday COotod Mondaj. all prettied up and gents, you bring your pocketbooks. By-the-way, ladies no fair giving friend escort any hints on the decorations of your box. The adult choir will practice this week on Thursday (tonight) at 8 p. m. The choir will sing the anthem ' Lovely Appear" (from the Redemption) by Gounod for this Sunday. The third sermon of the "Live Your Faith" series will be entitled, "Know Christ." Don't forget to change your clocks Saturday night or you will be late to church Sunday morning. ' 4' ' 'HI: i HO Wi§g'i Watch For The Season Opening - i T ? t t New Ditterent -- Unique * Healthful l crsonm Mr. and Mrs. Earl Seepe of Chica- i E> spent the weekend visiting in cHenry. Mrs. Laura Jolley of Crystal Lake has been spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Frank Spur- ANNOUNCEMENT I desire to announce that I have purchased the trucking business operated by Pat Douglas and am in a position to do livestock hauling and general farm trucking. Your patronage is respectfully solicited. . ALFRED TONY AN Phone McHenry 694L YOU'LL ALWAYS RIACH FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW, THArS WHY YOUH ^WKLCOMK Ji? r d: i ^ • V . HILLS SHIIRS 4A0kSMiV" •k -» I ~tv Mt Mas MS . i ,1 - • • : laNMMTOOfMt -- UpSSiVTn Bafli piooounoi HohiivaltiM «»«• iSSSMSMTT'. !hiti •- • • MMMUM BAKNM •oacwoofps •ImnIMINI . . . Bratwiniit Hn ffitiUi NOWUSHMM OMM. T' SlMtrloats .. •. • 6ANI UPVONTS INSTANT SWtVt HOT OK COiD MMR TIEET KKAPTS FAMOUS **: • ••OvfO^ a ; CAN W. 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