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,f W- f Tf Cullom Lake News By Mrs. Gertrude Mekofake fan**-*'. • ft ->" LJ£_. I*, v?\i~ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sheriff celebrated their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary last weekend. Their son, Bob, and tiis wife, Aifeen, Who live in Rockford. were felso there to help mom and dad telebrate. Our congratulations to -you, "Ches" and Pauline, and tnay you have many more years Of wedded bliss ]! ' Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. F. Eckhardt and Mrs; Maggie Long Of Knollwood entertained as their ' Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Peterson attended the national convention of X-Ray technicians, which was held last week at the Morrison hotel in Chicago. Mrs. Peters6n was very proud Quests, Mr. and Mrs. R. Zody of j an<j happy to' be escorted by her and Albert Walker of: husband, who is 'president of the The sudden death of Mrs. Bennett's husband last January still has her grief-stricken, but remember, Mrs. Bennett, time and faith heal all wounds, and we who are left behind must carry on until we are called, too, to join our loved ones. Chicago, Palatine. These folks had a ; njovable time fishing in the moonlight waters of our lake. : Mrs. Eckhardt.. who nad bait y ©n her pole big enough for Mus- 4ties, must have really hooked a jK "big one", 'cause when she pulled very , Chicago and Illinois society. very enjoyable holiday 4a gaynor, Wit. Many happy returns of the day to the following: Barbara Cable, 15 years old May 23; Jake Levesque. May 23. Happy Birthday also to P*t Kuehn, who celebrated her fifteenth birthday May 24, having a lovely party and receiving many nice gifts. " vum&am redhead; Clara they say, but '"Cterfcy*^ has freckles! We feel sure our entry will stop the boat r&ces and uttthout the checkered flag*! Sunday, June 8, the regular meeting of the Cullom-Knoll association will be held at the beachhouse at 10:30 a.m. Please be sure to attend! Last week we inserted 4MI> ar tide about Early Olsen and spel- home of her son, led the name with an "O" instead of an "E". Our humble apologies, aifr ..V ROAD4 t*8TS * ~ ~~]T6ckH3h ^n "*TrnsritoHte 6 ftea* A five or Mx mlli stretch of | Ottawa and LaSalle as A food four-lane divided highway, to be place for building- the test road, used for a year of exhaustive j When built, the road will have a road tests, may be built in Illi-, variety of structural designs, innois. The American- association I eluding different surfaces and of state highway officials and the | varying thicknesses. When finishfederal bureau of public roads are •, ed, it will be put under corytinplanning a series of road tests uous heavy traffic until it breaks broader in scope than those re-; down. The oost of the whole excently completed in Maryland, j periment is estimated at bout Illinois and other midwestern | *1,000,000. Engineers beRwTs the „ . .. . .. , states are being considered while ; value of improved road building Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle wm the the selection of a .site is pending. I practices based on results of the honored guest on May 27 at the Frank N Barker, chief state high- tests will be much larger than Com5T SALl!S we«ks ending May IT, National Tea Co. announce con- $139,729,822 as compared , solidated sales for the four weeks *$1^9,967,906 f°r # ^hc correspon ended May 17, amounted to $30,- Inff period last jNjUfi 436,324 as compared with $27,- of .it percent. 680,196 for the corresponding four weeks last year, an increase * #ect*«MMK R<tnew that subscription t<» of 9.95 percent. Sales for twenty The Plaindealer now! . _ . . | rianrv i,. , v-.-.v-i ovuvw win uc inuuii larger . .. .uave' •J™0 Ws, wav engineer, has suggested a the expense of the experiment wife, Ann, and their son, Jimmy. 1 - * Tuesday, they enjoyed a wonderful smorgasbord, and Wednesday, twenty-one buses were chartered' for a trip to Milwaukee, Wis., -to tour the General Electric j *T plant. In the evening, a banquet This occasion was the celebration of her * sixty-fifth birthday. A lovely supper was served by her The "Shamrocks", gui3ed "by J charming hostess, Mr®. Dave Dave Hansen and Robert Kantor- Boyle, and a good time was had ski, drove down the stretch to by all. the finish line Sunday. They sue- A week previous to this occascessfully concluded a drive for J ion, Ann and Dave Boyle celeequipment and uniforms for the j brated their first wedding annismall- fry baseball team at Mc- versary. Congratulations/! and CUllom Lake. The residents came may you both see your fiftieth to the rescue and bestowed the together* :: y > following presents, in addition to the cash for unifoi-ms; Mrs. Adam | . # . NAME OMTTTED > , - ' MADE TO ORDER the electric blanket; Due to nfty error, Lee Vance's George Leaf, the radio; Sarah i name was omitted from the list ^jinher line, bait and fish had dis- £as j*,* in the CrysUl ballroom | °f th°se takin* the appeared all in one gulp. Better I of ^ gchroeder hotel. Thursday j knfte^are-1 trail wke on May 24. Mr. Jessup's 'luck next time, Mrs. We were very happy to hear •that Art Miller is recovering nicely from a serious illness he had a few weeks ago! f i f i Eckhardt.. mg^ht, the convent,0- " was e"l"deBd e, v e r l^y H o u c k , t h e k n i f e s h a r p with . big banquet held at. the o mikethe «irprite Morrison hotel. . oartv a success This was truly a week of enjoy- P® " ment lopg to be remembered by Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. * I Their two children, Corky and E. Bills, a fine gentleman who j Mario, stayed with their grandcelebrated his eightieth birthday, J mother • Peterson in Chicago,: , , May 29, arrived back in his home j while mom * and pop had then|- : at McCullom Lake April 1, after j selves a weli deservecLgood time!! having spent the winter in Cali- ; * |f? fornia. Seems Mr. Bills still pre-, Now that vacation for school fers our community to California; children will soon be here, we In the summdltime. That's quite gg&in wish to eauton drivers in > a compliment, sir, and we thank | ^ subdivision -to be extra careyou! I ful. Remember, you may save the Mr. Bill's sister, Catherine, is \ life of an innocent child or maycoming out Monday to spend the be even your own'! Thank you; summer with him. It's nice to i have you back again, folks! Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle and Mrs. j Herbert are also two fine neigh- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Creutz had} bors who have founded a wonder- Says Tryg: "Maybe fifty years with one woman is some kind of a record." Well, Tryg, if you were in Hollywood, they would give you Oyr own little community extends to you and Mrs. Ragnstad, our blessings and hearty congratulations on your fiftieth wedding anniversary. May we still be seeing you both, twenty years from this July 7!! name should have re%d Paul ! "BHif/Jessup. Sorry, fellows' 'Scout Scribe Social Problems Dr. Edward B. Olds, St. Louis social research director: "People prefer to discuss their troubles with bartenders rather than social workers." Bird Houses -- Lawn Chairs -- Swings Picnic Tables -- Umbrella Tables -- Sand Boxes Cement Chimney Caps Cement Cesspool Rings and Co*ef| r i / Pier and Park Benches -- Flower Boxes t :. Wheelbarro ws -- Picket Fences -- Arbor# ; Trellis, etc. C. Unfinished Kitchen Cabinets, Cupboards. • ^ ' '^Chest of Drawers, etc. CLARENCE J. SMITH TEL. 583-J-l JOHNSBURG TARPAULINS CANVAS GOODS !- LARGE SELECTION 'oF MATERIALS X ORDER EARLY Specializing in Store and Residence Awnings McHENRI AWHING Co! Amy Thonneson, Prop. ™ their guests last week, Mr. ,, Creutz's parents. Mother Creutz. Who suffered an injury from an accident some time ago, is refill friendship. Keep it' up, ladies! Mr. and Mrs. W. two happy parents Hecht when were their Jean McDonald served chicken in the basket • at the surprise party. It must have been very delicious because one ravenous gent ate the basket also, for tfhich he was charged *an extra twenty* nine cents. covering slowly but surely, and j son, Billy, called Sunday night .•pending this time with Bill, j from Camp Cook, Calif., telling Eleanor and Ronnie really helped; them he'll be coming home June brighten her days. 24 on a furlough. Friends and neighbors were Mr. and Mrs. Ole1 T. Olsen and very happy to hear that Mrs. El- j their sotir. Tom and Tedd>, are la Benson is recovering very nice- j enjoying a week's vacation at the !y from a heart attack she had home of Ole's parents, Mr. and .last week. Just keep up your Mrs. Theo. Olsen, Sr., of Knoll- Strong spirit and steadfast faith, wood. Ole and his wife. Marge, WE RENT LAWN ROLLERS McHenry 571-W-2^ Last month the club was cod* tacted by the Marine Day committee in the matter of entering a contestant from our community, for queen of Marine Day. We are j *01 Main Street happy to announce our entry, beautiful and charming Joan "Corky" Ingersoll. And what a Althofl's Hdwe. •' JUHeary PHONE m Ella i live in Louisville, Ky. SlSSv' m : k . Seems Bill Bailey has planted 200 tomato plants. Taking care of these tomatoes will certainly give Mrs. Bailey a beautiful sun tan this SLiJnmer. How come so many? I'll bet if a certain Senator doesn't get in this November, I know who'll get the tomatoes'! By that time, they'll be pretty ripe too, won't they ? ? ? ? , Guests at the Olsen residence on Memorial Day weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sims, also of Louisville, Ky. Barney Graff is another proud owner of a power mower. How about breaking it in, Barney, hy cutting the grass down at the beach ? ? Mrs. Langley Bennett had as | her guests on Decoration Day, her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rusch, of Chicago and their two children, Karen ind Edward. • Lee, Lil and their children, Barbara and Kenny, Sawdo had a Bigelo Sanford's Karpet Kare Binding sad Serglag On Location Carpet Cleaning Rags aad Fufoitare Cleaned Tidy Rug Cleaners Phone Woodstock 163 Free Pkkup and Delivery DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street. McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS DAILY t 9 to 12 A. *. and 1 t<> 6 P. M, FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 to 8:86 P. M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 •if SHfPMENT JUST RECEIVED! TiJo'iCci- ?amau<i WHITE SIDEWALL De Luxe Champion Tires BRAND NEW FACTORY-FRESH Come to before Father's Day (JUNE 15) MASONITE PANHWOOD ^5| SP(M --I Mmm. ST world s most wanted pea. 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