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. '!!' »V >w ' ^ t ! I ^ '*W\f /^F\^L7l "%J-XhA^ h " ' ""?"r' ^ "» * " ' i i ' ' 5 • . ' - . " "•' .V •- sJL • • %!«!». ^ "* 7<*.\ V * '• '"' ' -;• ' "V «* * . , ••*. * \ Page Two THE McHfeMltY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 28, 1952 j F': 1 '^FLFJWIJ-. I-LI-J-LT .R I I ' "* • • •!**'* tlnon-Srhirftt * , Htjme Barren roU Announced j To Meet fuitl 4 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olson of! Tfte Ringwood Home Hurean unit Crystal Lake announce the en- ! will meet ;it 1:30 o'clock on Tuestagement of their daughter. Nona j day. March 4, at the home of Mrs. Ituth. to Pvt. Engene P. Schaefer. jC L. Harrison at Ringwood. Mrs. ion of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schaefer ! Ben Redman will cive the major of MoHenry. Pvt. Schaefer has l leseon on voting procedures and been taking his basic training at Mrs. Leo J. Smith will conduct the the Hawaiin tutonAcy trftiniug center. Ha^aH. rtmii^n-Matliews . ^ : f oW Exchanfed minor lesson on 4-H organization. Alter ft Rosary Meeeettlinngg March S r. The Altar & Rosary sodality . v. v « rt# will meet in St. Mary's-St. Pat- . Announcement has been made of r # church hall on Monday eve- <• ';|h«* recent marriage of Miss Lois , ni M?lrch 3 The committee in . Marion Hartmann, daughter of ch include8 Mrs. Paul Dohet- "/Mr. and Mrs. George Hartmann of , • Mr^ pfank Heckman, Mrs. ,V ; ^yron street. Chicago, and Mr- ! itobert Knox. Miss Eleanor Stra- '••Avfhomas P. Mathews, son of Mrsjache> Mrs. William ..Boot**. Jr., ifpeeaarrll Mathews of Wonder Lake. ^ M„ WaUace Dobyn* • ; ;i^he wedding took place at St. ' Pascal's church. The bride received her education j '»t Mundelein college and Alverno ! us 9 •Milwaukee. The bride- Julian File, editor, radio comr ^ ^ * # i ~_«i. 1 mentator, reserve Navy officer %room is a graduate of Loyola ^ fopmer 8uperintexldOTlt of reg- - College, •University. The newlyweds will reside •Wonder Lake. in 1u*e Art Whit* Shower Feb. S2 Mrs. Earl Tessendorf was honoristration of the state of Illinois under Governors Horner, Stelle and Green, was guest speaker last week before the McHenry County Business and Professional Women's club at a meeting held Thursday evening in Woodstock. The meeting was held in the First f.d .7a t a pvi,n ^k an„«d& bl.u e. .s how. er held- ' Methodistt "crh urc*h. . Vidav. Feb. 227 at the home of .14rs. James Orr. Hostesses were I Mr- File chose as his topic Is -£rs. Glenn Benson and Mrs. John'Your Doctor a Fake7" in which Weichmann. Games were enjoyed, he discussed state laws that pro- After which a tasty lunch was ser- !tect the ^ublic f™m """sensed jfed and the soest of honor pre- doc,ors and Practitioners of var- #ented with a variety of oeaun- Jul gifts. $Im Party Fur pfospltal Benefit The second annual St Patrick's i>ay card party, sponsored by the Auxiliary of the Memorial Hosfrital for McHenry County, will 4>e held in the cafeteria of the Woodstock Community high school On anonaay, march 17. ious kinds. Foarih Grades Will Give P.TJl. Program , Both fourth grade (laaiM Will present the program at the next meeting of St. Mary's-St. Patrick's school P.T.A. when that organization meets' next Wednesday, March 5, at 3:15. The program will include a welcome song, "Mother," another ^ong, "Mother "Machree," and a fifteen-minute spell-down between the two groups. %U Cfaib EatertamW iBlngwood Hone Boreas The Ringwood Home Bureau unit was entertained at a party •earlier this month by members of the Happy Hour 4-H club. Miss Betty Langford, home adviser, Mrs. Leo Smith, 4-H chairman for the Home Bureau, and Mrs. Johnson, chairman of the Ringwood Home Bureau, were tumrag the fortysix present. Jttrn. Stlne^prhig Gives Book Review Twenty-five members of (be Pan-Hellenic group met at the home of Mrs. Herb Reihansperger last Monday evening, when Mrs. Harry Stinespring presented a most inspiring and entertaining review of the book, "The Schoolhouse in the Foothills." Two Red Cross representatives were present to instruct the women in making bandages. Under expert training they' turned out seventy-five during file evening. Girl Scout Troop Given Demonstration Lucille Bernard of Twin Lakes, sister of Lorean Jones of this city, gave a demonstration on the care of hair, skin, and hands for a GHrl Scout troop * at St. Mary's school In BvanstOn' on Thursday afternoon during the troop's regular weekly meeting. Mrs. Bernard formerly owned a beauty salon in Evanston and is a former member of the Chicago and Illinois Hairdressers' Associa- CoinHNinity Club Will Meet March 1 The Johnsburg Community dab will boid its next meeting on Monday evening, March 3, at the schoolhouse, when oyster stew will be served by the committee In charge. Much unfinished business is to he brought un and for sired. MISS MARIE SCHAEFER CHARMING BRIDE OF. CLARENCE DIEDRICH St Mary's church was the scene of a lovely nuptial service last Saturday, Ffeb. 23. when Miss Marie Schaefer, daughter of Mr. and lifrs. Henry F. Schaefer of Pearl street, became the bride of Mr. Clarence Diedrich. son of Mr. And Mrs Fred Diedrich, who reside on the Pistakee Bay, Macktop road. Rt./Rev. Msgr. C. S. Nix officiated at the wvxlding. which took place at 9:30 o'clock. Mrs. Marguerite Adams was vocal soloist, her offerings being "Are Maria" and "On This D£y 0 Beautiful Mother," the latter as the bride placed her bouquet on the altar of the Blessed Virgin. The attractive bride wore a White slipper satin gown, featuring a q,ueen Anne collar and peplum edged with Chantiily lace: Her full skirt ended in a cathedral train, also lace trimmed. On her head she wore a tiara of seed pearls and bugle beads, which was attached to a fingertip illusion veil edged with lace, and she carried a bouquet of w:hite roses. Her only jewelry was a 3-strand pearl necklace, a gift of the groom. . The three attendants, M is s Marilyn Diedrich, niece of fhe groom. Miss Viola Schaefer. sister of the bride, and Aliss Betty Diedrich of Richmond, his niece, were attired similarly in taffeta gowns, ljuttoned to the waist ami trimmed with lace. Their headpieces were braided tiaras in colors matching the gowns. The maid of honor. Miss Marilyn Diedrich. wore piuk, and carried a bouquet of blue carnations. Miss Schaefer was in Nile green with yellow carnations aad Miss Betty Diedrich chose maize and pink carnations. Little Sally Diedrich, niece of the groom, acted as flower girl, wearing 9 white slipper satin dress, with a wreath of roses on her head, to which was attached a veil. She carried £ colonial bou- 'quet of mixed flowers in pink, yellow and blue. Albert Schaefer, brother of the bride, served as best man and groomsmen were Joseph Stoffel, her cousin, and John Reynolds of Richmond, u friend of the couple. Ushers were Louis Schaefer, brother of the bride, of Antioch, and Clarence Ettett, brother-inlaw of the groom. Breakfast was served to the bridal party at the bride's home following the ceremony, and sixty members of the immediate families joined them for dinner at noon. A receptiou after *8:00 o'clock %a8 enjoyedr by &60 guests. The former Miss Schttffer was educated in Volo and now employed at the Pries Certified Food store. The bridegroom attended St. John's sflioul at Johnsburg and is now operating his father's farm. Mrs. Schaefer chose for her daughter's wedding a navy blue Personals spent mHj David and Daniel Jurgens entertained their cousin, Karl Barnickol of Chicago, last weekend. Atty. and Mrs. John Looze have returned from a two weeks' trip to Florida. Mrs. Edmund Lay and! children, Judy and Johnny, of Kenosha, Wis., spent a few days last week *ilh her parents, the John Kildays. The Walter Strassheims of EuiiMald Park have been vacationing hi Arizona. t ftitu Bolger and Sally Siemon were recent visitors at St Thereve college, Winona, Minn., where the latter's sister. Nuney, is a student. , Mrs. Earl Dowell and daughter, Kathleen, of Lafayette. Ind., s a few weeks with her mother, .t imes Larkin, Sr. Mrs. Celia Knox of Crystal Lake spent Sunday visiting her parents, Kir. and Mrs. Martin Conway MiSs Mary Ann Bolger of Rosary College. River Forest, spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs. Cornelius Qutnlan h*B been spending the past weak with Chicago relatives. Miss Ann Stnltlf returned home Saturday evening from Victory Memorial* hospital, Waukegan. wliv-rc she was a patient for a few days. Among those who attended the county music festival last week in Woodstock were Mr .and Mrs. George Ftenger. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Freund, Mrs. Roy Kent, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wirtz, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weber. Mrs. Nettie Weber. Carl Weber. C. H. Duker. Mrs. John Bolger and Miss Manrie Taylor. Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander of Hebron, are enjoying a trip to Texas. Mrs. C. H. Duker left last week for California, where she will visit her mother, who has been very ill. She was accompanied on the trip by her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blake are vacationing in the South. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson have been vacationing in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Murphy and young son of DesMoines, Iowa, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Hugh Murphy. Weekend guests in the Robert Green home were Matt Waters of West Islip? N. Y.. and Dolores Chrobel of Chicago. . Mrs. John Lay has been spending some time . at Sterling** 111., where she is caring for her sister, Mrs. Mary K. Schmitt, who has been ill. ^ Mrs. A. E. Nye of Harvard, formerly of McHenry, enjoyed a cruise to Cuba during her trip through the South. She was accompanied by Mrs. Mamie Moody of St. Petersburg, Fla. There wert 500 passengers alfbard the S. S. Florida which took the ladies to Cuba. Mrs. Nellie Bacon spent Sunday In the Harold Hacon home in Crystal Lake. The Bacon family attended a performance of "The Wizard of Oz" at Mount St. Mary's Academy at St. Charles, where Kay Hacon is a student. , Mr. and Mrs. Zane Grey and daughter, Freya, and James Lawrence spent Sunday afternoon irt the home of Mrs. Wynne Jolitz. Mrs. Wynne Jolitz visited her sister, Mrs Leone Lawrence, who reetMitty uu4erwc nt suqgdry. Tides,' ' ' The tides are caused mainly b> the) moon. Major Fuel Coal is the major fuel foi heatii ,'eterans' hospitals ENJOYABLE PROGRAM PROVIDED SUNDAY AT SCOUT BANQUET The third annual Girl Scout faihar-daughter buffet supper held last Sunday, Feb. 24, in the high school cafeteria, was well attended by approximate!^ 170 Girl Scouts and adults. • The chairman, Mrs. Charles Brda, and Mrs. Joe May of the cafeteria staff, assisted by Girl Scout leaders and the mothers and troop committee of Troop 3, were responsible for the success of this annual affair. Mrs. Frederick Wakl and the Qlrl Scouts of Troop' 3 carried out the George Washington theme in their decorations, complete with red. white and blue nut cups, chf-rries and hatchets. • Susan Sayler, a member of the troop, quaintly attired in an old fashioned gown, carried a basket filled with red and white carnations which she presented to each father. Mrs. Charles Brda, the president, of the Adult Girl Scout association. presented Rev. Fr. Eugene' Baumhofer, who introduced the leaders and sponsors ni the five troops present. The supper was followed with entertainment by an outstanding magician, Mr. Frymarlv. of Elgin. Guests for the evening were toe presidents of the sponsoring organizations, which Included Miss Bertilla Freund. Mr. and Mtv. Fred Svoboda and Mn and Mrs. Harold Vance. Troop 3, which is Sponsored by the McHenry Woman's club, includes Mrs. Milton B. Olson, .it j leader; Mrs. Maurice Granger and | Mrs. James Watkins, co-leader§j ! Mrs. George Stilling, troop chair- !m^n; Mrs. Charles Brda, Mrs. i vim Durland and Mrs. Roy Mill* troop committee. ^ ! Brownie , leaders are makiijf plans for an open house to be held in March, at which time everyone is invited to see displays of wollt done by Brownie and intermediate Girl 8couta. M', --:--• Nova Scotia lies entirely east ft Maine No part of the Canadian Maritime province lies farther torth 01 farther south than the »orth-south extremes of the PinF •'ree State SPRING COATS BOYS' and GIRLS' Sizes 1 to 4 $8.95 & up -|fwe Our Convenient Lay-Away Plnn. fl.00 holds any coat until Easter. _Jhe Toddler Shop 312 Elm St. McHenry. IU. PHONE 746 RAISE CHINCHILLAS For Pleasure and Profit World's Most Luxurious Fur A spare room, basement or garage is an ideal place to raiae these clean ordorless and friendly Chinchillas. Top breeding stock now available. We sell only animals gtaded by National Chinchilla Breeders' Association ofC&merica. This is a very interesting and lucrative Sideline Or Atll dm* business. '> DOUBLE R CHINCHILLA RANCH ttF.D. No. 1, Crystal Lake, Phone 99? ^ v J MHe* North pt Rente 176 on Crystal Lake -- McHenry Black Top WEDDING RECEPTIONS -- OUR SPECIALTY -- CAKE -- PINCH -- SANDWICHES -- COFFEE CHINA -- SILVERWARE - PT NCH SERVICE FURNISHED Let u» free year Mind of #*rry and handle tke detills o! yoar affairs. ,:t#B FREE ESTIMATE, CAL&.'V;; POX VALLEY CATERDtG "-v Vf CRYSTAL LAKE 1843-J-2 ;;"¥fTfffrf H e may go far IN Aitierica, everyone has tH# opportunity to better himself. Your future Is bounded only by* your individual Initiative an<J wiHingness to work. Only under the free-enterprise system could this be so. To be free is to be strong and independent. Let's keep H just that way for the generations to com#. McHenry State Bank Mentor Federal Reserve Federal Deposit Xnsnranet |nldmi Paid On Savings PHONE 1040 Hon and the Hairstylists guild. She is the author of several arti- ! dress, black accessories and a cles depicting the pitfalls of women practicing "kitchen cosmetology". Her first article was reprinted in the National Haird r e s s e r s ' a s s o c i a t i o n b u l l e t i n . She is at present attending the Med ill school of journalism at Northwestern University. pink and white carnation corsage. Mrs. Diedrich wore an aqua blue dress, grey accessories > and - a similar corsage. Complete Uae of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drag Store McHenry. Stf SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAB Regular check qps.. aad maintenance by ear experts means lower car «osts for yon! BUTCH'S We Do Complete Motor 309 W. Elm Street MOIji 24 Hour Towing Overhauling. -- McHenryr-ftt; 12 ^fTlonthd oj ^IDear % ENDURAGAB SLACKS $J95 * An amazing bland of nytoh arid rayon'that LOOKS FEELS ... WEARS LIKE WOOL I DURABLE 15 0Z. WEIGHT! DEEP PLEAT FRONT, ZIPPER FLY! EXPERTLY TAILORED! SIZES 28-441 Men, here's a history-making guarantee I leonard»Macy Co. is so positive you'll be entirely satisfied with the wear and appearance of your ENDURAGAB slacks, they're guaranteeing Hnm for one Ml yarl JOT ME STEEL GRAY SUTE BLUE • UN NNM MMJ M prs. of ENDURAGAB SLACKS in die following color*: >rtCilirOwi{«l 2nd Color Chain Sin -Fitzgerald's MEN'S SHOP 208 S. &reen Street .fe- $*% you imagine this-- - A car with Buick's power, Buick's sisfce, Buick'8 room and Buick's big-car roadability-- at a price down where anyone with the price of a new car can reach it? That's what you'll find in the Buick Special pictured here. How about coming in and looking it overP Some things you'll need to see--such as the smartest new fabrics and interior trims that these swift beauties have ever offered. Some things you'll need to feel --such of the mighty and thrifty Fireball 8 as the Million Dollar Ride, se called becaiise it cost Buick this much and more in cold cash to perfect the IS engineering features that give it a road-hugging smoothness--cushion your going like a million dollars' worth of velvet beneath the wheels. Or the effortless ease of Dynaflow Drive.* Some things you'll want to sample^ inch as thehoodful of power--the power Engine--a v^lve-in-head that makes the most of high compression, gets good mileage from gas. Some things you'll want to compare-- such as delivered prices--and to help you with this one -- we print sample prices here. Our welcome mat's out. Why not come ih soon and get set for a thrilling year? Kfutpmmit, acetmoriet. trim and motUi* art ntbftct to e)umo*w\4Htmt notirf. •Standard cm Roadmastek, optional at «rtro eoat em. otk* " . - Or a long list of new conveniences, developed by JJuick's engineers this year. Some things youMl rie£cl tO try--SUt&i as Wide-Band brakes -- new this year on the Special, and also on Super and Roadmaster. IOCAL DELIVERED PBJCES FOB NEW M98M BUICK SPECIAL tPaor MnMRftr SMCIAl Sodea MODE I 46D floor t-Pmoonfor SMCIAl lodaa MODEL 41D (iNostrated) Q231.13 $2289.14 Sim is true fr'52 Optional tqvipmmi, occtuories, stt'e one/ local 'am, if any, f frfces soy very sfightty irt od/otmfip comnvniHtt dV to rlt/ppfng ch A# orpcm ^jbfec' to change without not<* I/i,r„ k-^Cr autnrrtohilcs ore bu BUICK will build them B. I.. OVERTON MOTOR SALES 403 Front Street z I McHenry, HI,