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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 17 Apr 1947, p. 5

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» / H 1 ' . 1 ! r, April 17,1MT « 'T < * '^rv ffi 'If»* ?i. 1 , 7t"• ->*«•,<** ." • / - ' * 'f"^ ^ *Qf\ j?r*_ AW' by EARL R. WALSH the bnbiss and the any flans «f tk WHWM for Mr (Mm greats. • It hen Oat fcewlaained at 1Mb te as lOTMy KM M fOt started off a The city election this week brought ;»" to light a new political luminary as .,t to as local politics are concerned. Our boss, "Mose," came thnwfh with a rousing four votes in a write-in campaign. Tis said (and all we know is what we hear) that "Hose" drew his support under the uSnowj»loww tickeC That ha was snowed under makes little difference. Had he hired a campaign manager, he might have made a race of it. He simply has to get a political machine working. , What gets us is how these gals lave a gun handy aecidently in the We little on ciusi word pussies. 210-572; --, 147-: tin,1' BdUs, 50V; staves, Kreutser, 229-547. Tonyans, 2--Alexanders, 1. Smith, 216-542; W. Tonyan, 529; Stoller, 208. McGee's, 2--Sip Snack, 1. Krause, 1681. just happen ti have when it fires scuffle. SqOBBS THROUGH SUNDAY SCHAEFBR3-- utngs Hotel, 0. g. Weber, 166-432; -- _ Al_ - Rand, 178-459. Passenger: "Have I time to,.say Pop Fenske, 2--Yolo Bait Co., 1. goodbye to my wife?" . E. (fnoit, 218-586; M. Sutton. 476; Conductor: "How long have youfi. Wagner, 407; N. Larkin, 169-466. been married? • - j Hettermanns, 3 -- Vogue, 0. R. _ , - . I Stilling, 177-445; M. Wemgart, 429; mention in this column iM. WUbrandt* 437; M. Simon, 416. ffmt Fred H«de and our train g "" > . ^ ue tyice--or lack of train service-- Match Gmms-- Swanson Motors, 2782 -- Prager Beer, 2718. Surtees, 214-550; Hagberg, 147-215-214-576; Kreutser, 244- 583; H. Smith, 534. High School Squirts, 2178--Johnslot of fun amonff his Xriehds in responsible positions. On< fellow got hold of it, made a notation, then passed it around. maumkt ruu*i>*AL** JOHN F. ft SON Sheet Metal ani Paraac* Werk* >91 N. Green 8t, McHenry, IH Phone SiS-R WATER PimPS Fairbanks Mene Elector and Puap typea. AB itoP Osaplete and Easy te install. Sua# poftps. Take aid pumps in trade. ENGSTROM SALES AND SERVICE Tel. HcHeary 696-W-l (M0 ft. from NeU*s Ballroom) A team of bowling girls from Deerfteld, led by a former resident of McHemy, Juanita Keg McChesytey, came to town Saturday night And landed at the Palace looking for competition. They found it! After « recent victory over ourlt-..,^ ... ~ T"" McHenry girls, the Deerfielders de- 1t1. 5^? cided to bowl a local men's twin: spdvitv C. Jensen. W. Green, M. Whiting, G.! ™?«Xi£E Barbian and R. Kralowetz. The men B,ock®d ^1? Y>wed Withon^ Won with the greatest of ease.' In the meantime, the local "Girls" a mmm mmwn IlfOMAItt OVER 1946 SOFTEAU, The CARD OP THAjQU I would like to take tide opportunity to express my thanla to the •otmniko soppovfed ina «t tlia polls ST'SL °n Tuesday, resulting in my election1 m alderman in thTflUwl ward. 3®*? ™ •« GEORCE J. FREPHD. (2SL*. L**r»e wgl have its Tsm*ay ak The state took in more money from the salts tax and three other major fx revenue sources in the first three months of this year than _ it did in the corresponding 19461 . Clogs Coils and Pipes, Re- Period. ^supply, wastes fuel. State Treasurer Richard Yates ^CROMCT Prevents Scale. Rowf reported sides tax collections our •dvortisement on Page 3. $87,578^006, an increase of $8, m in the Complete Hne of Lee's See remedies at Wattles Drug 481 Henry. <M. Green, B. Jensen, H. Conway, J. Kralowetz and G. Barbian) staged By Electric SSS3L. and Root Cutter Crystal Lake, Illinois a great comeback in the last game L. Nelson 1S8 E> Cry gal Lake Ave. to snatch their match from the Deerfteld men. Gert Baifctan's 515! CHARLES S. PARKER, Attoraey series was the highlight in this i (Jaihv Jk_Parker) close win. ° Oaice Complete line of Lee's poultry remedies at Wattles Drug Store, McHenry,, * v; 45-tf-bp Hears Wednesdav AftonOOns--1:00-5:09 Office--Komr Supply Company, 542 Main Street, West McHenry leary 488 y- V sHean Weowtsck 1185 ny. Hen FLORAL C0k ,ff | Ohe Mlle South of McHe^r'"' i Route <81 Flawesa far all %ecaaleaB| We mentiohed Fred as president I w* 176.47R. Jim of the McHenry Townshin Associa- -"rg* 2095 Schaefer, 176-475, Jim tion, Inc. TTiey had no idea he was a president! ture" --etc.- 'Let's have his pic- Stay with 'em, Fred! ' One of the favorite "Old SAylngs" we have heard: "Little boats stay near the shore." King, 185-439. .Conway's Tavern, 2779 -- Britz Boys, 2362. H. Britz, 199-527; B. Kraus, 214-608; N. Britz, 213-533; S. Miller, 210-588; G. Rodenkirk, 527; Larkin, 547; T. Sutton, 514. One evening when Lloyd George " die Tavern League-- Rolaine Grill; 2--Horn' Tavern, 1. Mosey Inn, 2 -- McDonalds, 1. Weiser, 204-587; Ball, 508. -- was addressing a meeting of hosti.. suffragettes, one woman, in an ugly j Comm'l.-- mood, rose and said, "If you were! Roy-Al Inn, 3--Althoff Jldwe. my husband, I would give you Martin, 211; Bennett, 509. poison." __ Squirt ' Pop, _ 2--Bruce Boat, 1. The little Welshman snapped back, I Kinsala, 538; D. Schaefer, 201. "My dear lady, if I were your hus-1 Walsh Insurance, 2--Niesen Tile, band, I would take poison." !• R- Conway, 534; F. Wesson, 200-512; J. Mansfield, 495. A couple of our McHwiry bowlers, McHenry Laundry, 2--Kleinhans, Herman Schaefer and Ralph Ben- 1- Foster, 209^541; H. Weber, 210- nett, came through nicely in the 547. O'Farrell-Stanzak Northwest Sub- ' ,lni t " • a: urban tourney at Waukegan. K. of Blake Motors, 2--Schaefer# -Mar- In a list of 520 singles contesants, ket, 1. L. Conway,- 488; R. Hoel- Herman had 634 actual pins and: scher, 477. Ralph had 630 to tain third and! Stillings Insulation, 2--Hoots Tavsixth place money. em, 1. G. Bferbian. 487. Steffans Jewelry, 2--Dickows Mar- What puzzles Herman is that he!ket, 1. has been receiving publicity as a; McGees Clothing, 3 -- FitzGerald prominent "Abbott 'bowler and }ie Cleaners, 0. E. Schaefer, 186-490; doesn't know if that means some- E. Justen, 180-475; A. Barbian, 482, thing good or not. Help. Help! | 1 • i • • | We are told that Frank Sfchreiner Betty Nielsens, 3--Co-op*, 0. D. spent an enjoyable time while Peisert, 452; M. Simon, 461; E. quartered in the maternity ward Smith, 432; E. Freund, 422. Stillings "66," 2--Pink Harrisons, 1. D. Schaefer, 193-479; M. Stilling, 419; B. Freund, 179-412. Peterson Boat Co., 3--Rochelles, 0. M. Rochelle, 410; E. Peterson, 428; V., Herdrich, 403; ;H. Knox, 429. Rolaine Grill, 3--Roller Rink, 0. IE. Hansen, 402; E. Repan* 40f; M. ' Doherty, 425. ^ INSURANCE ; tARL WALSH ; ; Ftr®, Auto, Farm ani Life ftiiifMfi RELIABLB#OTM£ANIES Whea yaa need insaraace of any UndL Phoae 48 or 118-M Greea ft Efaa McHenry 901,425 over last year's oeriod. Motor vehical license fees gSned $1^81,- 197 to $18,065,878 andlfmotor fuel taxes rose SI,421 ^79 to $10,969,388. The three cents a pakage cigaret tax produced $5,516,635, an increase of $1,810,464. One-third of cigaret revenue goes to help pay off soldier bonus bonds. The treasure's general revenue fund balance decreased $8,691,761 in March. Rowe said other balances also dropped because federal aid payments for Wind, old age pensions and dependent children had not yet been received. feRAND OPENIN© Order your rubber stamps at On Plaindealen V C*> SNUG HARBOR INN r ^ East Siver Road, McHm SATURDAY, APRIL 19 : Owl and Paula Springniaii ^ . , • ' . ' ' • • . • : ' WELDING Maintenance and Constractian Portable Equipment H. E. VANCE--McHenry 51<J •00 8outh Green McHenry, 10. | McHenry 410 or Wonder Lake $08 !• §10 Main St, McHenry, Illinols- THE TROUBLE WITH VOUR GIRL (S SHE SPEAKS WITHOUT THINKING^ McMAHON REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE FRANK E. WEILER PAINTING AND DECORATING ^ Phone McHenry 680-W-2 Painting, Paperhanging, Spraying Estiamtes Cheerfully Furaishod ROTHERMEL ELECTRIC SHOP Electrical Contractors Radle Ronairs Let as estimate that next electrical Job of years. LEO G. ROTHERMEL, Prop. Phoae McHenry 272-M 804 Riverside Drive YES, BUT SHS NEVER THINKS WITHOUT Q-T TRUCKING CO. Sand -- Gravel -- Cinden Telephone No. 800 Black Dirt -- Limestone Dump Tracks For Hire those Johasbarg 677-W-l' McHenry, I1L AL*S WELDING AND REPAIR SERVICE f> 601 Main St^ McHenry Electric Portable Welding Acetylene Welding and Cutting ALEX W. WIRFS, Operator Phone 615-W-l or 464 _ MUENRY, ILL. Phono McHenry C37-R-2 -- Baaemeat Excavatiag -- NETTS SAND ft GRAVEL STOFFEL * REIHANSPERGER, Insurance ageata for an classes of property in the best compsniea. Weat McHenry, Illinois WILSON'S RADIO SHOP Radios -- Records -- Appliances Repairs on All Makes Home A Auto Radios 206 E. Elm St. McHenry, III Phono 468 DR. H. 8. FIKE nisi its ba«u a ukavb*. < ^ _ Vetorinariaa r . _, ^ Special Ratea on Road Gravel and' *** ^'IOM " Lot Filling . . Black Dirt • , Power Leveling and Grading. J. E. NETP* 'J i Johnabarg P. O.--McHenry McHenry, III. /Office Hours: 1 p.m. to 2 pas. •j Except Tharsdays Evenings by Appointment Don't just guess at the oil you put into your car motor. Be sure of pure oil and dependable smoothness by choosing Mobile Motor Oil. It is made of the finest ingredients on the petroleum market and affords your car easier starting, your engine smoother running and more miles Ber gallon of gas. Depend on •owns for quality automobile service. Drive in today. DOWNS NASH SALES & SERVICE 405 ELM ST 684 MCHENRY, ILLINOIS HOME INSULATION "BLOWN IN S1DEWAWS AND ATTIC# Have your house insulated now! No down payment First payment starts next October--then take three years to,p*y., v!?o interwt charged if paid before nexfe October; r ^ ' JOHNS-MANVILLE ROGKWOOL "The Best" 1 ,/fbr Free Estimates Write Or Call THE WALL-FILL CO. 2 200 E. PKAKL STREET HcHXimir 18 LEO J. STILLXHO I * Y00r ^ ^ ber and Building Mater- Diitriitt Muuurar • ' ' iab Dealer. M is Mm mw SQUARE PYREX CAKE D«S|jU Johnsburg-- S. Freunds, 2--A. Jadosons, 1. Art Jackson, 203-521. G. Jacksons, 2--J. Fretts, 1. J. Schoens, 190-531; G. Jackson, 486; J. Frett, 208-480. L. Smiths, 2--B. Miller, 1. Pete Freund. 489; L. Smith, 210-642. B. Freunds, 2--B. Martinecs, 1. Mike Schaefer, 505; B. Freund, 193- • - --• PAi^CE- • - NIIUI hr Mmmt CMH Wolch Am brawn j® A A Jiw* right--toltm--in *» mw Iqwor* Cpk* DitK. Ivy two > ~fsr lays Nickles Hdwe. Maia 84. Weat McHenry Old Ti ns, 2379--Jones. 28 179-486; A. Barbian, 218-142-209^569; V. Jones, 501; J. Downs, 514. Bacons. 2348 -- Rogers, 2222. L. Adams, 217-641; h. Bacon, 545. LiHUa--- i 'x Schmaltxes, 2--Fltxpatricks, 1. P. Miller, 436) A. Freund, 192-510; P. Meyer, 174-407; M. Ibah, 174-07; B. Wdber, 412. Barbian s, S--Althoffs, 0. J. KMlowetx, 172-466: U Smith. 411; G. Barbian, 477; L. Steffes, 180-437; M. Powers, 428. G I-- Newsboys, 3--McH. Sand and Grai vel, 0. Jr. Freund, 558; D. Schaefer, 1206-506. I Fitzpatricks, 2--Matts, 1. Anderson, 198-508; Laures, 524; Lee Smith, I206-496. { McH. Pig., 3--Hoots, 0. A. Noonan, 192-480; i Bankers, 8--Rolaine, 0. McHENRY GARAGE General Repair Service rlene Parts and Accessories Arc-Acetylei " ^ Portable WeldiRf Equipment STEAMOLEANINO HEAVT-Dimr TOWING SEKVICnr NICK P. MILLER « 608 rront St., Kt. 31 Call: Shop, McHenry 108-R--Km, McHenry 6S-M 45*/. ON BREAD! V.f ft Compnml TOP tail* Irisd Is yowr best Brand bay, for qnolHy -- for goodness. 16-OZ. LOAVES iU6A> PIUM1 CLARENCE'S SHOP JEitchen cabinets and cupboards made to order. Full line of lawn chairs, swings, pier benches, picnic table sets, children's play pens, sand boxes, trellises, picket fences, window boxes, bird houses, etc. Genuine leather men's and ladies' belts, parses, etc. CLARENCE SMITH Tel. McHenry 625-J-l Johnsbnrg PURE TOMATO EVERY NIGHT except Mon. and Thurs. Doors open 8 p.m. Adm. 50c, inc. t«S Dorothy Weber at the Organ FUN ROLLER RINK McHenry, HL LOOK at those bods bursting. Listen to the birds sing. Ills gnat to fed spring in the air. And along comcs the urge to get rolling on the road again. So how's that Buiclc of yours? It's time to get it sll "trim sod lively and ready to go places. There's that muck snd dirt to gat out of the rsdiator to have a cool-running engine. And fresh ' clean lubricants to pot in the joints for a smooth quiet ride. And a tune-up to get you all the pent-up power in that Fireball straight-eight. > How about it? Want a real Buick job done? Buick care's our specialty, you know. Buick Engineered Parts arc here. Together with Buick tools and Buick know-how. And that all adds if to good Buick car care. Drive in--or give ns a ring. We'll put th^ feel of spring in your GLENDALE CHEESE CLUB SPREAD 2-LS. LOAF CHERRY NATCO MAND HOLSUM STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Hunt s or Noffit, In Heavy Symp NO. 7Yl CAN HEINZ SOUPS Chicken Noodle, Roef Needle •ed Crown of Mudirooai ll-OZ. 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