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ur*d*y, April 3d 1953 Antioch Girl Wed* Local Man V.f.W. NEWS JAUXILIARf By Gladys Soocfe enjoyed for refreshments. Cards j Identifying roadside trees, flowers and dancing also amused tltt j „. . patients | bir(ls: recognizing car makes Gladys Soucie, as oiie of the jand cut-of-state licenses- are committee for the basket social, aonie simple games for children, announced that we will have the: (You can get 25- cent books which will enable you to recognise and teach the varieties of flowers, birds and trees.) isn't confessed la sur- MRS. DAVID SWITZER Mr. and Mrs. Dqvid Switzer have returned form a wedding trip through the South and will reside in Idyll Dell, McHenry. The McHenry man, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Switzer, exchanged vows with Miss Jolene Gaston, daughter of the Howard K. Gastons of Antioch, oh 8U&day, April 12, at St, Ignatius'Episcopal church, Antioch. Mrs. Carol Walter, sister of the bridegroom, acted as matron of honor and the Misses Gail Dietrick, Judy Gaston, Mary Shepard and Jill Gaston were bridesmaids. Frank Walter served his brother-in-law as best man. Groomsmen were Robert Switzer, brother of the groom, John Barnings, Jr., and Allan Ives, all of 'McHenry, and Homer Gaston, brother of the bride. Mrs. Switzer is a graduate of Antioch high school and has been employed at the Williams department store in Antioch. Mr. Switzer, a graduate of Amundsen high school, is associated with his father in the Switzer Boat company in McHenry. He was a bombardier in the Navy Ajr Corps from 1944 to 1846. . Je&sie Koping, our Fifth district president, was a welcome visitor at our last meeting that was held Monday, April 27. Shs also honored our Auxiliary by installing the officers who were unable to attend or were, performing other duties at the time of the joint installation. At the dinner given by the annual V.A.V.S award ceremony our Auxiliary was further honored last week April 22, when Betty Clark and Connie Thomas received a certificate for out> standing volunteer work fqr tlie past year. Ever since our Auxiliary ha? taken oyer the Downey hospital affairs some of our ladies have donated as much as 1000 hours to entertaining the patients there. We are proud of these ladies for the good work they are doing. We do know that the patients a^ Downey hospital are also proud of them, and appreciate all that these ladies do for them. - " The committee for the Powfiey hospital party last week, April 22, were Helen Low, Louise Smith, • Pauline Pries, Mary JLou Miller, Elizabeth Thompson and Lina Kilday. Apples, Bananas, cookies and cider were greatly What mised. Mid-Westerners" to play for us j . "" ru"cfi"oF 7 Miles Northwest of Round Lake, 5 miles Southwest of Fox T^ake, 6 miles Northeast of McHenry, ll2 miles Southeast of Johnsburg, 2 % miles West of Route 12, being on Route 134 or Big1 Hollow Road, on the farm known as the Old Pine Tree Farm No. 1, on SATURDAY, MAY 2nd. 1953 Commencing at o'clock, D.S.T. 22 HEAD HOLSTEIN CATTLE -- All fresh within the last 30 to 60 days, l BROWN SWISS BULL, 18 months old. POULTRY -- 1,980 Chickpns - 300 Leghorn Pullets, 3 months old; 200 New Hampshire Red Pullets, 3 months old; 480 White Rocks, 2 months old; 500 Leghorns. 2 months old; 500 Arbor Acre Whites, 2 months old. | * POULTRY EQUIPMENT -j 2 New 500-Chick electric brooder* large quantity of waterers and feeders. ! DAIRY EQUIPMENT New Surge Units w/motor, pumf> and line; McC-D 6-can milk cooler, 12 new milk cans, Surge Dairy-Maid elec. water heater, 2 wash tanks, steel can rack, milk house cabinet, milk house space heater, stainless steel strainer and pails. HOGS -- 6 Brood Sows, 8 Feeder Pig's, approx. 150,lbs.; 27 Feeder Pigs, approx. 50 lbs. HOG EQUIPMENT ,---..3 Galvanized Hog Troughs, 2 New Jamesway Hog Feeders, several waterers and feeders. TRACTOR and FARM MACHINERY -- 1953 Ford tractor w/starter, lights and PTO, on, rubber; Ford 7ft. disc, Ford plow, Ford cultivator, Davis front end loader. Knight utility spreader on rubber w/PTO, New silage cart on rubber, set of harness, forks, shovels and many other articles too numerous to mention. NEW OIL BURNER FURNACE, complete W/500-gU. storage tank. FRENCH BOY FARM. Own* ROBERS & BEHM, Auctioneers WISCONSIN SALES CORP., Clerk Ufitdii Grove, Wis. and Mr. Althoff to call the square dances. She also urged that all members end their guests get there early as the dance will start at 9 o'clock sharp. Let's get those boxes and baskets fixed, ladies! ! Plans for the bake sale which will be held May 29 at George Just en A Son furniture stone are coming along fihe. Many other things were discussed and the meeting was adjourned. Jean Weyland was hostess for the lunch that followed. The food was delicious and was enjoyed by all members and guests. Jean was assisted by Louise Smith, Octavia Weyland and Elizabeth Thompson. „ SPECIAL LATCHES INSURE SAFETY OFH CHILDREN IN CAR >\'it " ' ~ .*** Children unattended in the rear seats' of four door aul^ models are liable to unfasten the door and fall into the roadway, warns the Chicago Motor club. Safety latches can be obtained at small cost in any auto accessory shop. They can be easily Installed. Some prevent the tear door from opening unless «the front door Is unlocked first. Others have different principles. To occupy small children on extended auto trips, the club recommends simple games to keep them out of mischief and to reduce the irritant factor they can be to the driver. Counting farm animals on the reispective sides of the road; Paint Up W7 to protect and / beautify--NOW! r & HOUSI PAINT $4.W»* Our (imt kowi paint. No b«tt«r «ny price. Flovt easier, hides batter, lilts longer. la whit* end colors. SUFHUOK WHITE HOUSE PAINT $3.79 ft. u Ace «g«in brings yoa • ff«e qwlity koata paint at a low prica. 6i<« ytm excellent paint protection for bosses, farm bnSMingt, barm, ate. Hat graat resistance to fading and »Mtfcer. Sal. covers MO sq. ft.--J coats. WONDER FLAT $3.^9 «ol. , A fUt oil bind1 piSnt th*t vtlvtty, no-^toss finisfe. . v, P9RCH.FL00R ENAMEL $4.91 «aft> Eicellent for inferior and eiterior me. Sivoi a hard glott finish. ROLLER AND TRAY Does painting jobs easily. 7 in. iamb's --. and metal tray. Can be wafer or oil paints. $2.29 ACE 130 Riverside Dr. TeL 722 STORES W. B. Bjorkman & M yn k,A ACCIDENT REPORT The 14,194 Illinois automObilfe accidents investigated by State Police during 1952 killed 773 p e r s o n s , i n j u r e d 1 0 , 7 1 2 , and caused property damage totaling $9,063,118. Most of these accidents are reported as having oCr, curred during clear, dry weathel" when the vehicles were traveling on a straight paved highway. Records show that it /ooefef nearly as much an acre to produce low or average crop yields on a given soil type as to produce yields 20 to 30 percent above average. HAVE YOU LOOKED A& YOUR CHIMNEY LATELY? Tuck Pointing Chimneys Rebuilt Window Caulking, etc. ^ ftlEE ESTIMATES -- , -Insured Workmen ie Barber 180 S, Green Street PHONE McHENRY 336 YOUR. DEALER, INSTALL JTf En g i n i o n e r MAKES TOUR MOTOR RESPOND No additives, Hi] chemicals. Entirely automatic. Improves combustio*' and compression. { Improves mil4ag« and performance. Keeps oil cleaftef longer. ' Prevents condensation! and carbon formation. , Removes sludge, harmful J gvms and varnish. Prevents valve sticky For a l l makes o f , cars and trucks.' k Fully guaranteed* Jrisfa/M *19.95 J?" Ywr dealer ; guarantee if! W CngimTontr rfoOM*V i •«ce and 4* mK mnd more thmm Manufacturer clmi, yur inlif is •vfhoriieW to rtfwNl M price. Fry k, I ritk netkief. . * ^.TERMS AVAILABLE] V McHENRY •-- Downs Nash Sales; Goettier'e C&taep Service; ^ - McHenry Garage. i lOHNSBCRG •*> Hettermann's Service. FOX LAKE --. Ben's Shell Servicer'Mveh's Sinclair. ItONG LAK|| -- • Silver Bell Service. jlUPRING GROVE -- Pierce's StieU Service. (SLAND LAKE -- jkrira's Cities Service; Island Lake Ante * Service. ..y . * ' *VAUCX>ND4 Stone's Sinclair. / * ItKIIMOND " --1 Belben CMI fniiipMty •»l 111 WI'K» M !• S » H < t"I » |.»»»•••» » I I 1 H i Worwick's McHenry Camera Center Cameras Bought, Sold and. Exchanged PHOTO SUPPLIES * Onr Free Expert Service Does Not Stop With A tele. ----- See us before you buy. WORWICK'S STUDIO 117 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE PHONE JT5 3QMIOII I UOBOI REPORT OF CONDITION OF McHENRY STATE BANK :f of McHenry, Illinois, a member of the Federal Reserve System, at the close of business on April 20th, 1953, published in accordance with a call made by the Federal Reserve bank ol this jUstrict pur. suant to ffltf proviiWte tif the^Tegeral AcC -^--7^7 ^ T'F: ASSETS ^ 1. Cash, balances with other banks, iocludlng reserve balance, and cash items in process ot collection .. $1,140,080.99 jfe United States Government obligations, direct and \ guaranteed 3,211,771.75 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions .... 432,076.27 '4. Other bonds, noies, ana debentures 342,812.50 5. Corporate stocks (including $6,000.00 stock of Federal „ Reserve bank) 6,000.00 8. Loans and discounts (including $1,405.93 overdrafts) 8,261,878.67 7. Bank premises owned $1.00, furniture and fixture* $1.00 -..v '. 2.0C 12. TOTAL ASSETS $8,384,622.18 -- ----: ^;-'-T'TW^rrT»i LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, IM corporations $3,954,575.75 14. Time depo&its of individuals, partnerships, and cor^ porations ; 1 3(8J1,277.83 15. Deposits of United States Government (Includinf postal savings) SJL7.316.52 16. Deposits of States and politics^ subdivisions ISO,979.59 18. Other deposits (certified and officer's checks, etc. I . 18,185.98 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $7,917,335.67 i 23. Other liabilities 80,165.61 • / . » " 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated 'n obligations ahown below) $7,967,501.28 CAPITAL ACCX)UNT|| | 25. .Capit^t..... , vvv;vi ..... % 100,000.00 26. Surplus ......................... ............ .100,000.00 27. Undivided profits ....... . .............;.... 1. . . . . » 1 1 4 , 6 2 0 . 9 0 28. Reserves , x«UMOMMt. account tor prefex|i<t c a p i t a l . ; . v v . . . v . . 1 0 2 , 5 0 0 . 0 0 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 417,120.90 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL. ACCOUNTS $8,384,622.18 •This bank's capital consists of common stock With total par value of $100,000.00. MEMORANDA 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes $ 274,500.00 I, Robert L. Weber, Cashier, of the above-named bank, hereby certify that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ROBERT L. WEBER, Correct--Attest: C. J. REIHANSPEROER ^ GERALD J. CAREY W. A. NYE Directors. Wm. M. Carroll ..,. Gerald 3. Carey C. J. Relhansperger Robert L. Weber .. James E. Larkin .. Verne E. Harrison Thomas F. Bolger , y . . OFFICERS Chairman of Board , » . . P r e s i d e n t Vice-President v..... Cashier Asst. Cashier Asst. Cabliier Asst. Cashier • «f 1 ; • DIRECTORS WBHam M. Carrtd -- C. #. Relhansperger -- M»llgftrA/Nye, M.D. Robert L. W:eber -- Gerald J. Carey MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 P5L. 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