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j Thursday; October 2, r ' \:1~ " i ,•%rtfxsKt 1958 % KiSSs?WSi •'S'KSWkSS r. , MWtWmSB . THE McHENHY >M PLAINDEALER: ---•"Village gl Sunnysid* 1 -^ffleet President SVilliqm Linden Irma Gunth^jp--^-1577-J am starting off our pertial interviews with our [ieighbors by having you get .acquainted witti our village ( president and his family who ;, are William and Florence Lin- | den. There are three children, ; Arlene who is married and the •proud mother of one child, i Shirley who is a new bride of ! just one month, and Rosalie f who is a junior hiph student. * . Linden is chief incoming pector in Maywood. Next week,I will have members of the village board until eventually we will aH know ohe another. Village Meeting v . | The next village meeting Will be on Oct. 6 at 8 o'clock in the village hall. ,9 Social. Our box social had the same ones turn up again as thliey had at the other dpings. I'm afraid that I have been giving you the wrong meaning of this social group. When .the first meeting was held it was the start of "Village Property Owners' as- [ sociation" with a charter and the election of officers. The ffest turnout was very, large OTa everyone was in favor of it. These meetings ar$ for your own protection and a place for you to voice your grieveances and to offer any .help towards making this a livable commun- • ity. The social part comes af- • ter the short business meet- • ings. The dues are paid only once and that is when you join, ^ftnything that is discussed and needs taking care of, our secretary will bring before the : village board and they will , take care of it. I sure hope this clarifys • things and if you "still aren't sure you may call the president of the association, George Schuman at 2438, and he can ; help you. i Home' Bureau The first meeting pf the sea- Bon got under way at Mrs. L. Leakey's home in Sunnyside Estates last Wednesday. The ^meeting started out with the Installation of officers, and , they will be in office for two ^ years. Mrs. G. Spindler will ' be chairman, Mrs. L. Leakey, ! I? vice-chairman, Mrs. A. Von V Gfestf elder is secretary, ' and ' iflfts. John Kerr is treasurer. This "is a wonderful organization and a very interesting one : for all yob ladies. If you are Interested in joining get in j. |ouch with Jean. Leakey at McHenry 2624-M or Mrs. Spindler at McHenry 373. 4-H The 4-H is getting tfhder |y for our young ladies with [rs. June Stuart the 4-H leader^ This newly organized group is called the 4-H Cardinals. Their first party was held at Mrs. Stuart's home with a pot luck dinner and some roasted marshmallows. Games were played and a good time was had by all who came. The girls who belong from our village are Pam Obstfelder, Jean and (SUtryn Womack, Linda and Denver Gasey, Janice Ripley, Carol Niemiec and Jeanniejo Benoche, Jeanniejo is recreation chairman for the group and wishes to thank everyone especially Mrs. Stuart for all their help in making this new group jump off to a successful start. • - Birthdays ; Mr.Nand Mrs. Ed LeHman and Mr. and Mrs. A. Fritz went to Solon Mills for a steak dinner to celebrate the ???, birthday of Mr.^ Fritz. The dinner was delicious and both families enjoyed the night out. Mrs. Clara Harrington celebrated her ???, birthday last week, too. Richard Fredrick celebrated his thirtieth birthday last week and I want him to know I feel real brave about giving his age away. The Lehman family went into the city to celebrate Betty's dad's birthday with the rfcst of her family. There were eight children ahd eighteen grandchildren at this family reunion on dad's seventy-seventh birthday. Demonstration Pat Kaiser had her friends and neighbors in for a demonstration last week and everyone enjoyed ft very much and were surprised that the things weren't top expensive. Cake and coffee were' served afterwards. Baby Shower Mrs. Frances Frank of McHenry sure got a surprise when she came over to May Casey's house to sew some curtains and found out it was a baby shower with lovely gifts for new baby. New Arrivals Mrs. John Ripley had a baby girl in the wee hours of Thursday morning. Those of you Who remember the Mann family when they lived here maybe would like to know that they have a new addition to the family in the form, of a little girl. Robbery I bet whenever Fran Kasperski goes to town from now on she will make sure she locks the car, because last week someone took the radio and speaker from her car. She had groceries too, but thay weren't interested in them. Election We have a Democratic precinct captain, Dean Cios, in the village, and for those of you who haven't registered and would lifee any information you may call him and he will be glad to help you on any questions you want ansWered. Call McHenry 358. Family Reunion The Williams family had a reunion picnic when LaMarrs' folks were here from Florida. There were twenty-five children and, grown-ups and each member of the family brought some food and refreshments. They played games including some good volley ball, young and old alike. A grand time was had by all. Closed Road I guess there are hard feelings among some people because the end of River Drive is closed off. This is the end where you turn off to go to Pistakee. This is really a drainage ditch that never was a road but a ditch for the water to flow into the channel and thereby keeping the water from staying on the road. Some people had taken it upon themselves to make it a road which they should never have done and now it is a drainage ditch which it is supposed to be. On Leave Jim Garrity is home on leave from the Navy. He is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Garrity. ATifJiWVirMrtitfVAUYtftfAVffMJrjrM* Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO From Issue of Sept. 26, 1918 s Vaughn Jones, who was^here on a "Visit from Eleanor, Ala., was honored at a dancing party, given by former classmates, at the high school gymnasium Friday evening. "" • A group of high school pupils, accompanied by Miss Blanche Pryor, surprised Miss Ellen Walsh at her home on Main street Friday evening, the occasioi) being her birthday. Complimentary to the hostess, a tafeteria luncheon was served in the dining room. On Main street last, Friday morning, the team driven by Ed Knox, one of which was af young driver, became frightened arid ran away. Mrs. Knox A'ho accompanied her husband to the village on the milk wagon that morning, was thrown out and sustained a broken wrist. 1 . Mathias Karls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karls of this village, and Miss Helen Spankuch of Chicago, were united in marriage, at St. Michael's chufcK, Chicago, at 6:30 o'clock last Wednesday morning. Some of Kaiser Bill's sympathizers broke into the Sherman Hill schoolhouse^and tore liberty loan postersv from the walls. After helping themselves to school-room essentials, they left compliments on the blackboards JOLj-ead "Woodstock, Ha! Ha!" We know the location of the city and are very desirous of the latter's address. We could with pleasure make a good German out of "Ha! Ha!" v TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO From Issue of Sept. 28, 1993 Officers and directors of the McHenry Country Club were guests of the president, Richard B. Walsh, at a dinner at the Merchandise Mart restaurant in the Streets of Paris at the Century of Progress in Chicago Wednesday evening. Mr. Walsh is manager of the Merchandise restaurants. Isabel Kirk, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh .Kirk of 2900 Lyndale street, Chicago, passed away at her home Sun- , i.. ; - • ':-j •) til' •PageTMitort day: The Kirks are among the earliest summer' residents at Emerald Park. Miss Pauline Scarbrough, a,r bride-to-be, wa| honored ' at a miscellaneous showe: at the home of > Mrs. Ben Miller last Saturday Evening. p, The Canning Bees niet with Mrs. Wright last Thursday where a fine assortment ^of preserves were made. On Tuesday, .they met- with Mi's. Michael Justen, where peaches ahd - vegetables wer^^reserytfd. v A group of wothe McHenry M. E. chtnwriave formed a society which is meeting this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lester Bacon.- Officers ate Mrs. Alby Krug, president: Mi's. J. L. McCrackefl, secretary; and Mrs. Everet| Ifiinte&r, treasurer. 4 ' ' v •; ' ' ' '• TEN YEARS AGO From Issu£ of Sept. S3, 1948 OBITUARY Mrs. John Samec, 69, died in Victory Memorial hospital Waukegan, Friday evening, after a lingering illness, arid Mrs. Clarence Whiting of Elgin, a n a t i v e of M c H e n r y , p a s s e d away in Elgin last weekend after several months of failing health. Charles Jecks, a native of this area, observed Lis t^tghtyfoupth birthday Sept. i||i Mr Jecks is the youngest cSf the three living members of his family. He has a brothel,.^Thomas, in Rock Island, Ql, and a brother, Fred, in Kansas, 87. Last Sunday, the Jolinsjt^ur? Tigers came to McHenry, beat the McHenry Shafrirocks 4 to 3 and, with that victory, tucked away the championship of the county league for the 4th straight year. Miss Ruth Lavin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Normand of Lily Lake, and Mr. Ernest Phillips of Rochester, .Pa-, were united in marriage in a candlelight service at the Community Methodist church at 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18. GRANTED DIVORCE Joseph Pizzuti of McHenry was granted a divorce from Ellen Pizzuti last week. TJhey were married March 9, 4958. John Bartz Services were' held Saturday it 10 o'clock from Christ the King church, Wonder Lake, for John Bartz, 72, of Highland Shores, Wonder Lake, who died suddenly Wednesday evening, apparently of a heart attack. * He was a native of Dorr,' Mich, where he was born July 23, 1886. He spent most of his life in Chicago, however, where he was active in politics in the 49th ward. For twenty-five years he acted as bailiff in the municipal court. Mr. Bartz moved to Highland Shores three years ago. He is survived by his wife, Marie; a son, Elmer, of Crystal Lake; and a sister, Sister Mary Tuventian, O.S.S., of Arlington Heights. The body rested at the Georg^ lusten & Son funeral home until time for lagt rites. Interment was jn St. Joseph's cemetery, River Grove. CORN PROBLEMS DEMONSTRATION A corn problems demonstration will be held at the Lyle Paulson farm, Rt. 14, between Woodstock and Harvard, on Thursday, Oct. 9, at 1 p.m. Be sure to read the Plaindealer Want Ads -each week. amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: None. -4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of. the* company as trustee or in any othei7 fiduciary relation, t h e name of\he person or corporalion for^whom such trustee is aetingTalso the statements in the yvo paragraphs show the affiara's full knowledge and belief |as to the circumstances and®* conditions under which stockholders and security holders ^vho do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that uf a bona fide owner. 5. The average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the mails' pr otherwise, lo paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding 1 «<*• (This v information is required" ffOtfir daily, weekly, semi-week1-. ly, and triweekly newspapers^ only.) 4,638. i WILLIAM BURFEINDT/Jt^g Business Manager ^ Sworn to hnd subscribed bei' fore me this 26th day of Sep? $ tember, 1958. ' ., * > HELEN BUS£H- ^ Notary Public «CSEAL) My commission expires fjpy* ember 13,. 1960. ' c * - : -- ' REVOKE LICENSE Secretary of State Charlei F. Carpenter has announced that the driver's license of All fred Krueger of Crystal Lafc§ has been revoked for while .intoxicated. Statement of the Ownership -- Management, and Circulation, Required by the, Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, as Amended by the Acts ot March 3, ;1933, and July 2, 1946 (39 U. S. G 233) Of the McHenry Plaindealer, published weekly at McHenry, 111., for October 2, 1958. State of Illinois County of McHenry, ss 1. The names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, «and business managers are: Publisher, McHenry Publishing Co., Inc., McHenry, 111. Editor, Adele Froehlich, McHenry, 111. * Managing Editor, None. Business Manager, William Burfeindt, Jr., McHenry, 111. 2. The owner is: (if by a corporation, its name and address must be stated and also immediately thereunder t h e names and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 percent or more of; total amount of stock. If not owned _ by a corporation, the names j §f and addresses of the individual j = owners must be given. If pwn-| = ed by a partnership or other j = unincorporated firm, its name j 5 and address, as well as that of each individual member, must be giv«n.) Gracia Mosher, McHenry, 111. 3. Tljie known bondholders, uy°fe owning * or" holding § COMPLETE LINE OF CEMENT WORK pgrpgnt or more of total j|||||lllllllllll|l|l||||||»IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIHIMHIIMHIIimHmiHllllllllllllll»lllllimilHllllHtilllllllHHm HARDEST ' ^ ' BUSIEST, « * ' CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN ^ thp date shown above was: PLAINDEALER WANT ADS ' 2 ^ll!!lllllllllllll!lllll!lllll!llllillllfTlllllll!llltlllllllli;ili!l|l!!IIMIIII!lll!lll!llllllllhll!IIIIIIIIIIH!llllllll!lll^ CEMENT CONTRACTORS; Phone' 409 Success breeds success because everybody wants to aid the successful, thereby fulfill ing a law of nature. Save by Mail Immediate ssivfee is given to savinp enl / withdrawal requests received by mail. We are as close as the nearest mail box. Postage paid both ways. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MAtENGO, ILLINOIS 102 N. Stats SL Phone JOrdan 8-7258 TOTAL ASSETS OVER $9,000,000.00 I • SAVE UP TO 30?o Bit Tilt vJAUTY MA: i. 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