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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 4 Dec 1947, p. 7

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s<4» j j '•^¥i ' ?3 'O.'# V • *r< r,B*Hii^«r4lNf CASUOFTHAHKS In this way «• with to sfoeers thanks to OON who * • • - • • < * ; v p j . c V,,. W-,; t <t, * r "-*' -*: f-+• ^ *- "iis. Wo are espedeBy services of |t Swf Rev. E. C. / «f the death of our wife and mother. I wish to thank those who «nt «a*ds ? a: -t; PTiilWMt iw* S- H. FREUND AW FAMILY. SPRING GROVE ;• "' *8»] pooler-priced Hoov Modd 2f» with exdu- Positive AfHatkm" (* eg II *U- \ ,$*^-$»«a *» f--hif ^umBwtss construct,on. %9 for main. fbS* and reoair.^€l bBllons for and oth^ Mafecturing. est ilIhons for PM^Tl^r- SIt!L g e use <* wood ®» «* United take J" for ** ^ packages > ?"® '^ore wood than any other fac- •wy Product. , „ . h Really a Beg _The hippopotamus is really a pig, Hu D?®e means river horse. J f t r . S ^ t a i ? by Jim Downs Jhft M* HoowtrCyttndor r. Model 50, dcam powerful auction. New Idea In dirt disposal--the Dirt Ejector. Complete with cleaning tools-- FINE/ I'LL BRING THE HATCHESjl YCu MUST COME TO My HOUSE WARMINfi NEXT FRIDAY/ SeJecf kip Moovvr totfay or pboN fv fl Carey Electric Shop 119 8. Green Si. McHenry, lit .Quality and good taste have beeris. combined throughout the interior of the new 1947 Nash cars--See the Nash "600" with the convenient bed in the back-- Just the thing for overnight camping trips. DOWNS NASH SALES & SERVICE 405 ELM ST PHONS 484 MCHtNRY I l L I N O / S '••J HOLE > DESKS AND DESK CHAIRS A,:'" SMOKING STANDS CARD TABLES COCKTAIL TABLES HASSOCKS BED LAMPS ^VriGmAIRE REFIGEEATOBS FRIGID AIKE ELECTRIC STOVflS CHILDREN'S §A flAS.TR TABLE AND CHAIR 8ETS ROCKERS AND CHAIR8 HOBBY HORSES \ ^ DOLL BUNK BEDS CHILDREN'S LAMPS PICTURES MIRRORS END TABLES OCCASIONAL TABLfiS FOOT STOOLS LOUNGE CHAIRS BOOK CASES CEDAR CHESTS ' BRIDGE SETS SEWING BASKETS WASTE BASKETS DESK LAMPS HAND CLEANERS #NIVERSAL ELECH TRIC IRONS ABC WASHERS LAMPS--Table * FL •EWING CABINETS M ' BREAKFAST SETS CHROME SETS PORCELAIN TOP TABLES CORNER WHAT NOT# RECORD CABINETS RUGS--Large & Small MAGAZINE BASKETS PLATFORM ROCKERft SECTIONAL DAVENPORTS UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC SWEEPERS -- Tank and Upri^fct SMALL RADIOS FOOT STOOLS KITCHEN STOOLS BATH Jacob Justen Sons ^torner Green and Elm Streets :v r.-. MCH EtfflfcY „ -M Phone 103-Bte Preahd) ' Your correspondrat missed sending in the news on all the social activities of a week ago so here i0 a review of them. [ First of all-^oagrntulalions to Sig and Harry _ Myers on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Nov. 26. It was celebrated on Satur- ! dav night on Nov. 22 by a host of ! friends at one of the nicest parties : of the season at the Town Hall. The hall was decorated and there was I music and dancing to amuse the guests. Refreshments were served. I The happy couple were the recipients | of many lovely gifts. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Myers many more happy ; anniversaries. On Sunday the Myers entertained relatives at dinner in their home. Rev. John Daleiden, the llwa San 16 different types at Wood are used in buflding the mod. am rfKHter. Douflas ftr does its Father of-Patent System Thomas Jefferson, founder of the American patent system, had the foresight to provide the incentives Feed Lasa The annual food loss in milk, but !er, beef, veal and pork from br» cellosis reaches a staggering total! 2Sw'f^!Mrj£lLirt!!I!od i w^eh h*T* .'pn'r*'^ a* ; to"«Iorto"rf the ktod'Snl f^lr lag eight fweet In diamethar. t e h t h l , ; b f . n u n d e r f e d w o r l d , ^ c o r d i n , Oeld-Water Palats Aa materials for m«n«| o«u mine and cold-water paints are not alwara easy to buy and the readymixed paints are comparatively cheap, it is more satisfactory to buy them than to, prepare them. Calcimine and cold-water paints contain a lime compound (calcium carbonate or calcium sulphite) »•«* nation has been kept free. Inducement to create must offer the inventor assurance of reward proportionate to the value of what he creates. That inducement is the promlee of exclusive control for 17 years of the product of his diligence and sacrifice. paints the adhesive is casein, which is practically insoluble in water after the paint.dries. Although coatp i ings of such paints may be called ushers waterproof in so far as they are not and their wives, and Miss Anne readily removed by water, they do Spindler enjoyed a banquet at West- i not prevent moisture from reaching lake's in Solon on ' Tuesday night,' the surface'beneath. When used out Cement Repels Bugs A new cement containing a wm- -no P*r powder which becomes sefian adheahre substance, which acts ! has been developed by aa a binder. In some cold-water i M'®°° instltute- Installed on floors Nov. 18. A delicious chicken dinner was served. Father Daleiden acted as toastmaster and called OQ several present for after dinner speeches. Cards were played and prises went to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund, Mrs. Charles May and Walter (Brown. Little Judy Anna Weber celebrated her fourth birthday on Nov. 19. by having several of her little playmates at her home for cake and ice cream. Those present were Beverly Ann Adsit, Charlotte, Dan and Vic Freund ana Charlie! Herts. Members of her club spent Thursday afternoon, Nov. 20, at the home of Mrs. A1 Schmeltzer in Round WHEN YOU GIVE FURNITURE YOU GIVE SOMETHING NOT ONLY USBFUL BUT LASTING. IN THIS SPACE WE ARE ENDEAVORING TO PR* SENT SUGGESTIONS WHICH WILL BE HELPFUL IN CHOOSING A aiFT THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY/ Lake. Cards were played and lovelv prizes went to Mrs. Charles Freund, Mrs. Norbert Klaus. Mrs. A1 Schmeltzer and Mrs. L. L. Kagan. Lunch was served after cards. On Thursday night the Christian Mothers and Blessed Virgin Sodality hela their regular meeting a# St. Peter's Parish HalL It was also a Bhower of food for the Sisters, who were very grateful and thanked all the ladies personally. H>ey also stayed for the lunch which was served by the committee. During the meeting plans were made for a Christmas party to be held on Dec. 11. A dinner will be served "pot luck" and a gift exchange will be held. After mpetin* cards were played and prizes went to Mrs. A1 Schmitt, Mrs. William Britz, Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. Fred May; in bunco the prizes were won by Georgia Schmitt and Clarice May. The "Teen Agers and Small Fry are greatly enjoying the movies shdwn in the Parish Hall by iLew Fox on Friday nights. Sunday afternoon, Nov. 28, Yvonne Straub invited several of her friends to the home of her aunt, Mrs. Lois Britz, for a birthday party. Games were played and prizes awarded, and there was a large birthday cake to be eaten. Yvonne received many lovely gifts. Those present were Donna and Diane May, Charlotte Freund, Terry and Tommy Brits, Rtger Crain, Edna Mae, and Peggy Straub. The Charles Freund family had Thanksgiving dinner in McHenry with the family in the Paul Gerasch home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and daughter, Pauline Ann, were dinner guests in the Charles Freund home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller had weekend guests from Iowa. Qur deepest sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Klein at the loss of their infant son, who died at St. Therese's hospital on Nov. 24. Friends of Mrs. Klein, who was seriously ill, will be glad to hear that she is now much better. Some of the children who have been down with the mumps are Beverly Adsit and Lata Myers. used out of doors they give little protection. of restaurants, the cement was found to repel cockroaches. It may be useful in suppressing floor | tamination and odors where food is ; used. Employed as a filling for tree r cavities, the copper prevents decay | beneath the Riling, even though all infected wood is not removed. Subscribe for The Plaindealer American Medical association. Brol: cellosis, commonly known as dulant fever or Malta fever, is ons| of the most prevalent diseases tol day and a source of potential dan# ger to the national health. iGoa cows and hogs harbor the inf< and "man contracts it b; drinldni raw milk or handling infectious terial. The total number of reported in (lie United States averaged about 4,000 yearly for thar past several years. Pasteurization^ of all dairy products must remain the greatest bulwark against human infection until methods of trol can be perfected. the greatest railroad 1 "\v • Greatest (Rail Center Chicago is center of the world, being served by^-vx 22 Class I railroads and 9 switching and terminal companies. Cooperative agricultural ing and purchasing --triiHwii engaged primarily fan marketing farm products now number mote than 10,000 in the United Hates Mere than a quarter of theoe organisations were engaged primarily In purchasing. 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