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Thursday, May 7, 1953 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Thlrtee* LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Mrs. Pat Morrison -- -The next regular meeting of j the Lakemocr volunteer fire de-' pattment will be held Tuesday,! May 12, 7:30 p.m. at the McDer-I mott building. All members please try to attend. Our thanks to Harry Strnard | of Chicago and Lakemoor who donated $25 to the fire department and just recently donate:! a fire extinguisher for the community house. Whenever •> Harry comes out, he never forgets to remember the workers on the community house. ; Mrs. Chancey Maderia, Jenny Vallone's sister, flew to Europe two weeks ago and is planning on spending three months touring France, Italy and other countries. I'm sure we all remember when she had the Thrift-Way store in- Lakemoor. Jenny reports that she is having a wonderful time. . We have noticed that Henry ' Hbppert and Claude\ M<iDermott repaired the beach posts on the big beach. They were in pretty b&d condition. Nice job. fellas. The McHenry Bible church in Lakemoor is v having a mother and daughter supper Friday night at 6:30 p.m. at the church. The price is fifty cents per plate. Mrs. Lyda Diedrich's sons found a pair of children's reading glasses with speckled frames by the channel in Lakemoor while they were fishing: The glasses are in a grey case. For more information regarding them, call Mrs. Diedrich, McHenry 592-M-l. We were glad to see Les Seebolt at the village installation party Saturday, May 2. This is the first time he has been out since he suffered a heart attack a few weeks back. ""Some of our boys from Lakemoor, among them Haivey Sand, . Bob Bitterman and Clifford Todd went by bus last Friday, May 1, to Clinton, 111., where they aP tended a musical contest. McHenry came in second place. T! boys had a wonderful time seeing the sights. Mrs. Dorothy Kline of Chicago TTftTOi her son surprised her father; Anthony Surleta, of Lakemoor with a visit on Friday. TMr. and Mrs. John r.ecker came back Friday from a visit they made to Alice's parents' home in Delavan, Wis. They had a very nice time. Mrs. Gannon and mother, Mrs. Weber, of Lakemoor just returned Thursday, from spending very enjoyable two weeks down in Hot Springs. They report that when they left here it was cold and raining and down there the flowers and the weather were just as if it was July. The crily regret they have is that they couldn't have stayed a little longer. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner of Lakemoor have returned from their vacation in Florida and have opened the 120 Club again. Welcome home, folks. Some of the girls have been asking about Mrs. Eunice Tobey of Lilymoor. They have missed seeing her about and her wonderful entertaining that she is so well known for. I've found t>ut what's keeping her busy. She is helping the needy and the ill at the Villa nursing home and it takes a great deal of her time. She deserves a lot of praise for doing such worthwhile work. Let's hope we see more of her soon. / Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Goss Of Lakemoor entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Looke and daughter. Anita, of Milwaukee, over the weekend. Thomas Fleming of 'French Mcrraco was a guest at the Claude, McDermott home last week. He was passing through Lakemoor and stopped to see "Mac", who is an old boyhood friend of his. They enjoyed talking over old times together. Mrs. Vivian Vineer and , Mrs. Arthur Levand and son, Danny, of Lakemoor went into Chicago last Thursday to see the "Welcome Traveler" show. They had a wonderful time. Marge reports that Danny was so anxious to go and then promptly fell asleep through the whole time the show was on television. Edward Kamin and Stewart Clark of Lakemoor entertained friends from Chicago on Sunday just before their friends left for California. Lucky people. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry and three children from Fort Sheridan spent the weekend at the Ehrhardt home in Lakemoor. Robert is leaving May 15 for Germany and Eva Lou is going to follow him later with the children. Eva Lou is»„ Larry Ehrhardt's niece. A1 Ehrhardt and Carl Davidson, a friend of Larry's for many years, from Park Ridge, were unexpected guests at the Ehrhardt home Saturday. Thev all enjoyed a nice little family get-together. The Art. Levands had quite a bit of company last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lindeau and children from Chicago were guests on Wednesday, May 29, and Mr. and Mrs. Dumont and family from Lake Villa were guests on Friday. Mrs. Charles Ilueckstaedt of Lilymoor would like to th^nk all her friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy they expressed during her- sorrow following the death: of her mother, Mi*s. Beach, of Chicago, last week- Monday. April 27. Mrs. Beach, was well known in Lilymoor and Lakemoor, making quite a few friends on her visits out here. We would line to express our sympathy to Mrs. Joseph Kinnerk of Lakemoor, whose father passed away some time ago, and also to Mrs. Martin Tushkowski on the death of her mother. We take this opportunity to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Leary, who celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary May 1, and Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon of Lilymoor on their wed-! ding anniversary Thursday, April 30. Looks like summer is right around the corner with all the boys going fishing after school every day. Mrs. Alice Keyes was out Sunday, getting her home ready for summer, also the Les Venables family was out Saturday getting their house ready. Won't be long and all our summer folks will be out to stay. Marie Dorgan and Olive and Jessie Coitoett of Lakemoor went to Chicago Saturday to attend a party given by the "Happy-Go- Lucky" club they belong to. They report that they had a wonderful time. The girls got back in time to attend the installation party in Lakemoor too. A1 (Butch) Kunz of Lakemoor celebrated his second birthday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmor-e of Lakemoor and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin of Round Lake were quests at an informal get-together. There will be a victory party for the village officials Friday. May 8, starting about 9 p.m. at John Becker's Lakeside Inn. All residents are cordially invited-to attend. The party Saturday night for the installation of village officials was, in the opinion of many, the largest and most successful ever held here. In the absence of Dr. Lf W. Krieger, who was called out of . town. Joseph Wayhne, the village attorney, officiated as master of ceremonies. His wit and humor contributed to a most enjoyable evening. The many baskets of flowers, messages of congratulations and the tables laden with the best food by the ladies of Lakemoor, were a pleasure to beheld. The flowers later were distributed to several churches, our bed ridden neighbors and those in , attendance at the party. Stewart Clark honored us with a number of vocal selections. Dancing, and. singing concluded a most enjoyable evening. ^.11 pictures taken will be on display in McDermott's showroom. Chuck Hansen of Fox Lake is taking over the operation of the Texaco station at McDermott's building, this week. Come in and get acquainted. - Claude McDermott is taking his victorious girls' bowling team out for dinner Wednesday but will they be surprised when they discover that some of the gills husbands are taking Jennie out the same night. CUB SCOUTS A Message From Den Chief Ken Booster I would like to tafke this time to thank each and every person who contributed their time or paper to our most successful paper drive that was held last Satin dav in Lakemoor. The Cubs worked hard to col-1 but even with all the help they had they could not get* to everyone, but on the next drive, which will be in the near future, those that we missed will be collected along with all the others. 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