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(ssr, y? .» * ; • ', " , - ** ^ ' »; ^,8,^' J ^ : ' - j - -' v*' . • • *. , ^ "" -• •;•"?&• ,<• '"^lf o*?V^ * t# y f r ^ T - g s ^ ^ * v ^ f O P ^ T S t T Y ' V ' w '$1.. . • y- • & i • * - » * , -A^v.ll '«"• : K-^'V ENTKRTAIX RELATIVES „ V.: A gathuing of l'dptivps^arwl ffiends '*'" '*ras held at the John Aylward cottage '"- • fast of the river, on July fourth. The .'.- clay was spent playing cards, ball, .-..,'^ horseshoes §nd various garnet, with - lunch served, cafeteria style, at noon. C^ut-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. .. ' ,Whi. Iltarey and daughter, Kathryn, Jacksonville, Fl-a.; Mrs,. Mary Mc- . ,.|Cabe, Miss Margaret Aylward, John cL;.r'Mattoon, Miss El]is'; Mi;'."'and: Mrs- A1 Fricke, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dameron, daughter, Gloria, of Chicago; Mrs. Alice Woods and daughters, Alice and Winifred, of Elburn; M,r. and Mrs. James Conway, Helen Lawrence, Crystal Lake; Mr. and Mrs.-John Aylward, Mayme Alyward, Minnie and Jean Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aylward, Marguerite" flines, Dorothy Simmons, Es^thefe Muri-ay, Irene Conway, Mr. " and Mrs. Frank , C.leary, Miss Grace Gahan, Elgin. / ^ PICNIC AT LILY LAKE ^ July fourth was a busy day at Lily Lake/where Sampson & Sex held a picnic. More people were out than at -amy previous time this season. PHILATHEAS MEET 18 The Philatheas had a special meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Maui'ine Hunter. Committees were appointed and detailed plans were mad<3 for their sumtmer bazaar to be given July 26~at"ffie Methodist church. Also, more articles ,©f fancy work were completed to add to uie fine display which they already have- I? -"S * SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY A party of friends surprised Misfs A dele Froehlich Saturday evening, in honor of her sixteenth birthday anniversary.' Games furnished entertainment, for the guests and croquet was played on the lawn which wag lighted for the, evening. Miss Froehlich Was presented ^ith a pleasing gift froth the group^ of friends. Delicious refreshments were served at a table attractively -decorated .iri-piftk. and white, with nut cups, place cards arid other appointments carrying -opt the, Siblor s c h e m e . ^ \ • - QUILT EXHIBIT ' Ori Jttfy'26. there will be an exhibit of the Mary E. McElwain quilts, and also local quilts at the Methodist church from 2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon, A short talk will be given at 2:30 explaining the art of quilt making, 1 and other interesting information concerning the qtiiks. Awards, for the best-quilted quilt, the 'one with th£ most attractive design, and1 the oldest quilt, will be given at 3:30. Admission of, 10 cents will be charged for this exhibit. If anyone has an old or unusual quilt jvhic-Ji she would like to display, plea|| call Mrs. JMaurine Hunter or Mrs. Alby Krug for more information. , _ The public is also Invited to see the beautiful display of fancy work which will be on sale at the bazaar given by the Philatheas on this d&te. More details of this bazaar will be given next week.; ' , * - " , ' Piai^dealers for sale at Bolger's. x° r*v- -vc,i£ 12,1934 PAST MATRONS AND •- PATRONS HOLD MEETING Miss Elsie Vycital and Lisle Bassett, members of the Fast ,Matrons a'hd Past Patrons Club of 1933 of Mc- Henry county, with their guests, Ml-s. J. E. Wheeler and Mrs. Henry Vogel, attended the meeting of the club at the home of Mrs. Stella Olson at Capron one evening last week. Twenty- three members were present to partake of the delicibus pot-luck supper, which was followed by 'an leveling at auction bridge. Prizes were won by Lisle Bassett, Mrs. Henry Vogel and Miss Elsie Vycital. M. E. CHURCH -You are invited to attend services at the M.' E. church every Sunday. There will be no regular church service Sunday, July 15, as the morning will bg devoted to the Children's Dayprogram, which will start at the Sunday school hour at 10 o'clock. SEVENTY-EIGHT YEARS OLD . Mrs. J. F. Claxton observed her seventy-eighth birthday Sunday. July' 8, her natal day, being the same as that of John D. Rockefeller. A family supper was enjoyed Sunday evening w^ien Mrs. Claxton was happy with all of her children present. /Those prisent were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shepard and children of v Ringwood, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss and-son of New York City, Mr. and Mrs>. John Dreymiller and Will Claxton at home and Mr. and Mrs. Will Heine of Chicago. ' . " RlcHENRY CHAPTER MEETS ^he regular meeting ,of MeHterry ChApter, O. E. S., was held Monday evening with banking on the order of Business. Plans were made for, a County Fair to be held'in August, the exact date to btf announoed later." An invitation from Barrington chapter for Monday evening, July 16; has been received* * - ' NAMJE ORGANIZATION The business and' professional men» of McHenry county held their second' meeting at Woodstock and adopted *# their name the "Dairy District Bufi- * ness Men's League." ' The purpose of the organisation as outlined in the director's report is to assist the farmer in securing prices for his products which are commensurate with the cost of commodities h^" buys and to perform any necessary?, business which will promote the g#ty> ^ral welfare of the community. WAUCONDA MAN IS REPORTED MlSSU«g* Joseph Steindorfer, 54 years old, of ' Wauconda, has been missing from'his home since last Saturday when be Vnade a t^ip to Chicago, according to a report made Tuesday by his son to the sheriff's office in -Waukegw,' where he sought assistance In locating his father. --and what a " ; ± time youMH«v4! £rom McHENRY 'phony orcl>cstras playing daily Two world-famous symphoas pi . . . miles of interesting exhibits . . . great choruses, bands, •aude'rille programs, operas ... . spectacular fireworks . ... startlingly beautiful lighting miracles that turn Fair nights into scintillating fairylands. A thousand other things to see, do and enjoy -- fascinating foreign villages ... strange, interesting people and places . . . exotic costumes, custpms, dances. trn" off*n fHit, nmfortaklt frrv- Kt mtd bar%sm f*r*i iwrj ^ Round trip in coaches, every At A Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 10-day return limit. f C C Round trip in coaches, every V ^ day. 15-day return limit. $ 9 A C Round trip, &rst class. Mhdaj ™ rreettuurrnn lliimmiitt. WORLD'S FAIR lit-Chicago To or» •' .' Two days *7°J* as low a* --includes tr*fljfer» between sution and hotel (licht's 2 admission tickets to Expoji lion; I concession admission; sicbtseeins too ofChicijo. 3-day tomf «i low as $10.00; 4 daya $IZM; S days* $14JOi 6 days SUJO For co<apte«e ifrfortnation sec roar local C. ft N. W. Ry. Ticket Agent »J CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY. FAMILY REUNION ; "'•^he j*phn S. f round f^n>Hy hel<3. a yip^Sicin !a.t the home of Mr. and Mrsf Peter Weirtgart on the fourth of July. The day w&s spent in games and Visiting and dinner was served, on \ the lawn. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John S. Freund, Mr. and Mrs* Mat Blake, Mr- and Mrs. Peter A. Freund, Mr. ami Mrs^ Edwin F.reund of Spring Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weingart, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Smith of Ringwood, and their families, Miss Lilliart Freund, Ben Freund, Miss Bernice Weber ancfsWin^P.. Weber, „ FAMILY REUNION . r^TVfr. and Mrs- Harry Townsend entertained a ^roup o? relatives at their home on Green street Sunday at a reunion of the sisters and brothers of Mrs. Townsend. Those present were: Mr. and M,rs. J. J. Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mle'ine of Quirtcy, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of Footville, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geary, Evansville, Mr. and Mrs. James Stack and Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley of Janesville, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Del iTownsend, DesPlaines, Mr. and Mrp. 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