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Thursday, July 9, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Eleven MOOSE LODGE WOMEN OF THE MOOSE I have never enjoyed an evening so much as I did our rifth Tuesday, which is always a jcAt, open meeting and a pot- IUCK supper. Mabel Thomas, our outgoing senior regent, opened the meeting and then turned the rest of the program over to Marge Fernstrom, who was narrator for our little skit which was called "A' Proxy Wedding." The flower girls were Ann Rodenkirch and Eleanor Brusso, the ring bearers (I should them brats) were Imogene Grist and Doris Low, the mother, Fay Young, father, Lona Brever, maid of honor, Nancy Bowman, best man, Winona Hutton, giving the bride away, Mabel Thomas, getting rid of the groom, Ethel Hagberg, groom, Bertha Jager, bride, Hazel Struwe, pianist, Eunice Tobey and last but not least the preacher, yours truly. was a lot of fun, nobody stuck to the script and the flower girls and ring bearers played and carried on- the whole time which made for a yery funny wedding and •* all dostumes were just as funny. ' After the skit Nancy Bowman, our out-going junior graduate regent, presented Mabel I'homas with a very lovely buek of all of the events of the yCTtr. Most of the co-workers had a hand in getting it together. Chuck Fernstrom did a very lovely job of etching a heart on the cover as well as the inscriptions. Herman Ehlert, who is a pilgrim from Crystal Lake, gave a short speech and told us that to his knowledge we were the only Chapter and Lodge that had a fifth Tuesday joint meeting and wish that every Lodge would do the same, as it makes lor a closer relationship between the men and women. Ruth Martin, past deputy grand regent, also gave a short talk and Dick Jager and Hazel Struwe, our newly elected senior regent, said a few words. Guests from Crystal Lake were Pilgrim Ehlert and his wife, Clara, Evelyn Kingsley, Marge Ralsow, Claire Boyle, Mary Jeschke, Jean Gabriel, Lucille Ramsonen, Mae Mann, Imogene Ruckstuhl, Earl and Virginia Thohas, Ruth Martin from Batavia and Evelyn Cites from St. Charles and Andreas Kovval The Loyal Order attending were Everett Hutton, Dick Jager, John L. Grist, Roy j Tobey, William Struwe, John B. Grist. Oliver Hodges, Hilary Rodenkirch, Joseph Mahoncy, George Biggs, Dale Thomas and Pa Patterson. The Women of the Moose attending were i Alyee Kowal. Terri Grist, Winona Hutton, Bertha Jager, Eleanor Brusso, Ethel Hagberg, Lona Brever, Eunice Tobey. Nancy Bowman, Marilyn Biggs, Fran Hodges, Ann Rodenkirch, Kay Mahoney, Hazel Struwe, Fay Young, Imogene Grist, Marge Fernstrom, Doris Low and yours truly. In my J last article I said I would | name the chairman and esicorts for the coming year, but ; as yet our senior regent does I not have all the names so 1 j will leave that chore up to the | new publicity chairman. All j my articles that have been | published during this last year ; I put in a book and presented I it to Mabel Thomas for her j collection. The other book, I j mentioned, should be seen by all as it is a very beautiful ! book. Also there is a place in I it for every co-workers name, j so won't you drop by and put jyour name in the heart. ; A pot-luck supper was served | by all the co-workers. j This is my iast article too ! and it has been fun writing | this column. So good-bye and j please support your next publicity chairman as you have J done for me. Thank you. i See vou at our next meeting | July 7. ! Olga Johnson I. Publicity Chairman OBITUARIES KATHERIXE MEDAL Katherine M. Medal, 63, of Wonder Lake, died Mondayevening, July 6, in McHenry hospital, where she had been confined for seventeen days. She was born Oct. 30. 1895, in Chicago. The body was taken to the George R. Justen & Son funeral home and then removed to the Daniel J. Murphy chapel at 7600 W. Grand avenue, where services were arranged for Thursday. ! The art of living is the proj cess of getting along with peoj pie you do not like. Has a man gained .anything who has received a hundred favors and rendered none? mmtam, g 3'/2% Combined City & State Sales Tax .01 to .13 to .38 to .64 to .94 to .12 .37- .63 .98 1.23 1.24 to 1.55 to 1.86 to 2.15 to 2.43 to 1.54 1.85 2.14 2.42 • 2.71 2.72 to 3.00 to 3.29 to 3.58 to 3.86 to 2.99 3.28 3.57 3.85- 4.14 4.15 to 4.43 to 4.72 to 5.00 to 5.29 to 5.58 to 5.86 to 6.15 to 6.43 to 6.72 to 7.00 to 7.29 to 7.5» to 7.86 to 8.15 to 4.42- 4.71 • 4.99 5.28 • 5.57 • 5.85 • 6.14 6.42 6.71 6.99 7.28- 7.57 7.85 8.14 8.42 .00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08 .09 .10 .11 .12 .13 .14 .15 .16 .17 .18 .19 .20 .21 .22 .23 .24 .25 .26 .27 .28 .29 12.72 to 12.99 13.00 to 13.28 • 13.29 to 13.57 13.58 to 13.85- 13.86 to 14.14- .45 .46 .47 .48 .49 25.58 to 25.85 • 25.86 to 26.14- 26.15 to 26.42 • 26.43 to 26.71 - 26.72 to 26.99- .90 .91 .92 .93 .94 38.43 to 38.71 38.72 to 38.99 39.00 to 39.28 39.29 to 39.57 39.58 to 39.85 1.35 1.36 1.37 1.38 1.39 ISABELLE GRANTHAM Mrs. Isabelle Grantham, a sister of Mrs. Frank (Grace) Meyer of McHenry, died unex- | pectedly at the home pf her daughter, Mrs. Audrey Staggs, in Avon, 111., Sunday, July 5. She had been spending the, past two weeks in the Staggs home. Mrs. Grantliam was born Aug. 5, 1893, on a farm near Wauconda. She was preceded in death by her husband, Harry, who died in 1946. Survivors include two other daughters, Arbutus Swanson and Ardath Becknell of Wauconda and a son, Udell Grantham, also of Wauconda; twelve grandchildren; three brothers, Lee of Mjunrielein, Frank of San Andreas. Calif., and William of Wauconda; one other sister. Miss Edith Geary, of Wauconda. The deceased was a member of the O.E.S. of Waucorrda. The body rested at the Kisselburg funeral home, where services were held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, followed by interment in Wauconda cemeterv. urday, July 4. She died at the Villa Rest Home, where she had been a resident for about tin oo weeks. Mrs. Schmidt was born Sept. 13. 1875, in Chicago. She had resided in McHenry for the last thirteen years. She is survived by two dnu^hlers. Mrs. Pearl Miller of McHenry and Mrs. Margaret Buck of California; a sister, Mrs. Noble Hays, of Paw Paw, Mich; two grandchildren and •<sjpyon great grandchildren, among them William Funk of McHenry. Her husband, Harry, preceded her in death two | years ago. j The body rested at the George R. Justen & Son ehapjel, whore last rites were held at 9 30 o'clock Tuesday morning, with Rev. Burton Schroeder of Nativity Lutheran church. Wonder Lake, officiating. Burial was in Eden Memorial Park cemetery, Schiller Park. 8.43 to 8.72 to 9.00 to 9.29 to 9.58 to 8.71 • 8.99 9.28 9.57 • 9.85 .30 .31 .32 .33 .34 14.15 to 14.42- 14.43 to 14.71 • 14.72 to 14.99- 15.00 to 15.28- 15.29 to 15.57- 15.58 to 15.85- 15.86 to 16.14- 16.15 to 16.42- 16.43 to 16.71 - 16.72 to 16.99- 17.00 to 17.28- 17.29 to 17.57 • 17.58 to 17.85- 17.86 to 18.14- 18.15 to 18.42- 18.43 to 18.71 • 18.72 to 18.99- 19.00 to 19.28- 19.29 to 19.57 • 19.58 to 19.85- 19.86 to 20.14- 20.15 to 20.42 20.43 to 20.71 - 20.72 to 20.99 21.00 to 21.28 - 21.29 to 21.57- 21.58 to 21.85- 21.86 to 22.14- 22.15 to 22.42- 22.43 to 22.71 • .50 .51 .52 .53 .54 .55 .56 .57 .58 .59 .60 .61 .62 .63 .64 .65 .66 .67 .68 .69 27.00 to 27.28- 27.29 to 27.57 27.58 to 27.85- 27.86 to 28.14 28.15 to 28.42 .95 .96 .97 .98 .99 39.86 to 40.14 40.15 to 40.42 40.43 to 40.71 40.72 to 40.99 41.00 to 41.28 1.40 1.41 1.42 1.43 1.44 28.43 to 28.71 • 28.72 to 28.99- 29.00 to 29.28 29.29 to 29.57 • 29.58 to 29.85- 1.00 | 41.29 to 41.57-1.45 1.01 | 41.58 to 41.85 --1.46 1.02 | 41.86 to 42.14-1.47 1.03 J 42.15 to 42.42-1.48 1.04 I 42.43 to 42.71-1.49 29.86 to 30.14 - 30.15 to 30.42- 30.43 to 30.71 - 30.72 to 30.99- 31.00 to 31.28- 31.29 to 31.57- 31.58 to 31.85- 31.86 to 32.14 32.15 to 32.42- 32.43 to 32.71 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 •1.12 •1.13 -1.14 42.72 to 42.99 - 1.50 43.00 to 43.28-1.51 43.29 to 43.57 - 1.52 43.58 to 43.85-1.53 43.86 to 44.14-1.54 44.15 to 44.42-1.55 44.43 to 44.71 - 1.56 44.72 to 44.99-1.57 45.00 to 45.28-1.58 45.29 to 45.57 - 1.59 .70 .71 .72 .73 .74 .75 .76 .77 .78 .79 32.72 to 32.99 - 1.15 I 45.58 to 45.85 - 1.60 33.00 to 33.28 - 1.16 SS.2» to 8&ftV- *vt7 33.58 to 33.85-1.18 33.86 to 34.14-1.19 45.86 to 46.14-1.61 46.15 to 4&4»w4.«2 46.43 to 46.71 -1.63 46.72 to 46.99-1.64 34.15 to 34.42 34.43 to 34.71 - 34.72 to 34.99 35.00 to 35.28- 35.29 to 35.57 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.28 1.24 47.00 to 47.28 47.29 to 47.57 • 47.58 to 47.85- 47.86 to 48.14- 48.15 to 48.42 1.65 1.66 1.67 1.68 1.69 9.86 to 10.14- 10.15 to 10.42- 10.43 to 10.71 - 10.72 to 10.99- 11.00 to 11.28- 11.29 to 11.57- 11.58 to 11.85- 11.86 to 12.14- 12.15 to 12.42- 12.48 to 12.71 - .35 .36 .37 .38 .39 .40 .41 .42 .43 .44 22.72 to 22.99- 23.00 to 23.28- 23.29 to 23.57- 23.58 to 28.85- 23.86 to 24.14- 24.15 to 24.42- 24.43 to 24.71 - 24.72 to 24.99- 25.00 to 25.28- 25.29 to 25.57- .80 .81 .82 .83 .84 .85 .86 .87 .88 .89 35.58 to 35.85 35.86 to 36.14 36.15 to 36.42- 36.43 to 36.71 • 36.72 to 86.99 - 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 1.29 48.43 to 48.71 48.72 to 48.99- 49.00 to 49.28- 49.29 to 49.57 • 49.58 to 49.85- 1.70 1.71 1.72 1.73 1.74 87.00 to 37.28 - 1.80 87.29 to 37.57-1.31 37.58 to 37.85-1.32 37.86 to 38.14-1.33 38.15 to 38.42-1.34 49.86 to 50.14-1.75 50.15 to 50.42-1.76 50.43 to 50.71-1.77 50.72 to 50.99-1.78 51.00 to 51.28-1.79 COMPLIMENTS OF ELMER P. ADAMS j J gROQUET SET Reg. $9 50 *e9- $11.95 SPECIAL *7- 98 Solid color pl«- t«- bofts -- select hardwood pack. Swnmer far everyu Set comes complete ^f-poles--shuttle COcks Qnd iow racquets. rOflET T*-, LIFE PRESERVER u CUSHION oksorb^Z P a ds ^ pr^oof ^ai1uSnjtUnrruen-, HELENA SCHMIDT Death took Mrs. Helena Schmidt. 83. of 136 N. Riverside Drive. McHenry, on Sat- ALBEKT A. ANTON SON Albeit A. Antonson, 69, of Chicago, died unexpectedly of a heart attack at his home I last Sunday, July 5.- Mr. Antonson was bom in Sweden on March 12, 1890, and came to this country in 1909. He Was pi^ceded in death by his wife, Helena, five years ago. Survivors include two" brothers, Oscar, who lives in Sweden, and Carl F. of McHenry; also two nephews, Elmer F. and Carl L. Antonson of McHenry. Services were held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Peter M. Justen funeral home, with Rev. Carl Lobitz officiating. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this means of thanking everyone I who sent me cards and gifts, j visited me and offered prayers j in my behalf during the time | I was confined to the hospital, j They were appreciated so very I much. . 1 Arthur Vernon Freund > *10 CHURCH LEADERS MEET For Winter Home Heating YES Now Is The Time To Have Your Oil Burner Cheeked and Serviced $6.00 Summer Rate Oil Burner Conversions Old House Duct Work Free Estimates B. J. SCHALL Rte 3. Box 156 G riswold Lake Road McHenry, 111. i ^hone 571-W-2 Here every prescription is always double-checked for accuracy! © MILLSTREAM DRUGS 315 \V. Elm Street Next To Jewel Tea .McHenry, 111. New Allstate Insuri O ice ^Bedorbtue. Vycital's Hardware 132 S. Green St. McHenry, 111. PHONE McHlHRY 98 JX Use The Green Street FREE Parking Area NOW OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Here's where you can get that better-value Allstate Insurance you've heard so much about. Stop in and talk to an Allstate Agent soon. He'll be glad to answer your questions about insurance for your family, home and car. Allstate's modern approach to insurance has already won nearly five million friends--many right here in this community. Why not get the facts about Allstate for yourself. Remember, until you get the Allstate facts, you don't have all the facts about insurance. Stop in or call soon. New Allstate Insurance Office 105 RICHMOND ROAD PHONE: McHENRY 398 McHENRY, ILL. You're in good hands with I N S U R A N C E C O M P A N I E S Pounded by Sears, Roebuck and Co. with Independent and liabilities. Home Offices: Skokle, III. Newly appointed pastor of Mount Hope Methodist church, second from left, is shown with some of the committee chairmen, 'they are Chet Banker, chairman of the official board; Pastor Hagerty; Everett Sisk, building cotfrhfiittee chairman; and George Van Zevern, chairman of stewardship and finance commission and treasurer. JULY CLEARANCE One of a kind -- Discontinued items -- Stockroom clearance -- Every item reduced drastically for quick clearance. Come early for these will go fast. No phone, C.O.D. or layaways. Reg. $15.98 -- Built of selected Michigan hardwood HIGH CHAi. Comwerts to play table *12.88 (only 3) Reg. $12.98 -- Built of selected hardwood HIGH CHAIR. Birch finish . . . . . *10.88 Reg. $16.98 -- Splinter free hardwood with plastic teething rail PLAY PEN (only 3) . *12.88 Reg. $24.98 -- Smooth finish hardwood. Let down side 6 YEAR CRIB (only 1) ...... * 1 7 . 8 8 Reg. $21.98 -- Hard pine construction. Sturdy spring 6 YEAR CRIB (only 2) *15.88 Reg. $13.98 6 YEAR Famous make. Wetproof I MATTRESS (only 2) Reg. $6.98 -- Full size. Choice of trim CLOTHES HAMPERS (only 6 ea.) *11.88 *4.97 *2.97 Reg. $4.98 -- With tight fitting lid. Yellow only. PLASTIC REFUSE PAIL (4 oply) . Reg. $3.49 -- Very sturdy construction. Large size Square Split CLOTHES BASKET (2 only) *1.97 Reg. $19.98 . . . . * 1 4 . 8 8 For bedroom or child's room 4 DRAWER CHiST (only 1) Reg. $18.98 -- 5 ER CHEST (only 1) . . . . *13. Reg. $14.98 -- WROUGHT IRON DESK (only 1) . . *11.88 Reg. $9.98 -- MAfCHiMG CHAIR (only 2) . . . . *8.88 Reg. $17.98 -- Ideal for student's room DESK & CHAQR SET (1 only) .... *14.88 Reg. $12.98 -- * GOSSIP BENCH (2 only) .... . *9.88 Reg. $19.98 -- Choice of mahogany or limed oak Ri€ORP CABINETS it oiaBy) . . . . *14.88 Reg. $4.98 -- ROUND HASSOQC6KKS! *2.97 R*g. $&38 -- LM©| HASSOCKS *3.97 Reg. $6.98 - $8.98 -- TABLE LAMPS (1 of a kind I . . . . *4.97 Reg. $4.98 • $6.98 -- SMOEC8MG STANDS (limited qty.) . . *3.97 Reg. $1.49 •-- S PtAY CHAIRS * .97 now *4.88 Reg. $5.98 -- BARHECUE GRILLS Reg. $6.98 Of 3R ILLS now *5.88 Reg. $10.98-- LARGE SIZE GRILLS now *8.88 BEN FRANKLIN In The Heart Of The Green Street Shopping Center f