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tfrw*: r . ' ' ? /January 2L 1954 .•/ - • Wm L^. '.J* *4 * *V .' ::•1 •/;"• 7^ ^H«HfHHMIIIimi»» Spring Grove By Mn. Chkrin Freuad |^4 I 1'» »» l< 8 I I »•••!| i »f |.1-411 J* The firemen held their regular Aeeting on Monday night of last week at the fire house. Plana and arrangements were made for a dance which will be held on Saturday night, Jan. 23, At the Town Hall. Following the Meeting', 'cards were played and Refreshments served. ? Members of the Holy Name society of St. Peter's parish and some of their wives enjoyed an evening of bowling at Johnsbuig alleys Sunday night. Rev. John Daleiden and the fishers met at Jerry Miller's home on Wednesday night for ' their meeting. There was also an evening at cards and lunch was served. Mrs. Alice Claim of Lombard •pent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Shirley Dawson. A Day of Recollection was held at St. Peter's church on Wednesday for teen-agers. A nice crowd attended and all - report being very impressed with all sermons and services. The day began with Mass at eight o'clock and during the Mass all received Holy Communion. A breakfast was served in the parish hall after Mass, with girls of the seventh grade serving. Services were held through the day and ended very appropriately with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 4 in the afternoon. We are happy to report that Clarence Miller is again up and ground after an illness which Kept him confined to his bed for A month. Mr. and Mrs. J. Heinrichs of Des Plaines were Sunday visitors in the Frank Tinney home. The firemen were called out to a fire at the Harold Wiese home on Monday at 1 a.m. The Are started from a fireplace and considerable damage was done to the interior of the home. The Richmond fire department was summoned and between the Richmond and Spring Grove fire departments the house was saved. / Mrs. Frank Tinney and Kitty visited Mr. and Mrs. John Tinney and daughter, Laurie, in North Chicago on Saturday. TWICE TOLD TALES Twenty-Five fern Afo © One of the - loveliest of midwinter weddings took place on Thursday, Jan. 17, at 10:30 o'clock at St. Patrick's church when Miss Eleanor Elizabeth Phalin became the bride of Mr. Albert David Foley of Cleveland, Ohio. Attendants were Miss Marjorie Phalin and Dr. A.C. Sibilla, the latter of Cleveland, Ohio. John Anderson left Tuesday night for Wisconsin to buy a carload of cattle which he will ship to McKenry end sell for dairy purposes. At a meeting of McHenry. Post, No. 491, American Legion, Tuesday evening, the following officers were chosen for the coming year: Fred C. Schoewer, commander; Peter Neiss, vice-commander; Henry Nielsen, sergeant-at-arms; rold, county delegates; of the Golden Rule Barbian, chaplain. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Freund celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday. The event took place at their farm home north of John«A>urg, with about sixty relatives, neighbors and friends gathered to spend-the day with them. Albert Freund, 35, years old, f former McHenry boy ud son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. f reund of W od/ tock, died at his home ir Chicago early TatPdry from the effects of hydrocyanic, gas as the result of fumigating their flat. New O. E. S. officers were installed with impressive ceremon ies: Worthy matron, Arline Harrison, worthy patron, Ray Page, associate matron, Mrs. Lelah Foss; secretary, Mrs. Emma Fay; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Lindsay. - Read The Want Ads THE OBJECTS of Kiwanis International as set forth in their ^constitution >• » to give primacy $6 the human and spiritual, rather than to the material values of life. to encourage the daily liv H it's a fob for BottM Gas < ITS A JOB FOR SHELLANE Conduct Last Riles For Mrs. Wm. Krift Last rites Vere conducted Friday morning for Mrs. William Krift of Wheatland, Wis., at St. Alphonsus church in New Minister, Wis. Taking part in the solemn High Mass were two nephews, Fr. Raymond Hettermann of Aurora and Fr. Busch Milwaukee. Mrs. Krift wai the former Tillie Hettermann and was the filst of the family of the later, enry and Elizabeth Alth6ff| ettermstnn of Johns burg1. She Was 71 years old. Surviving are the widower and a daughter, Mrs. Magdalena Lois, residing at home, and five grandchildren. S TX-K B U S E HABDWARE COMPANY 1.' Richmond, McHenry Comity, • Long Distance Phue ltl in all human relationships. to promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business and professional standards. to develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship. to provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render al" truistic service and to build better communities. to cooperate.. 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AND YOU PAY ONLY! 79 FOR A POUND OF TOP BLEND CERTIFIED COFFEE GIGANTIC MEAT SALE Boneless Rolled ON SALE VEAL ROUS .. 49 U. S. GRADED STANDING lb. Reg. Price Lb. 59c ON SALE RIB ROAST... 59 lb. J§pg. Price Lb. 60c U. S. GRADED CHOICE ON SALE SIRLOIN STEAK 59; Reg. Price Lb. 79c KERBER BREAKFAST SLICED ON SALE BACON..... 5% Reg. Price Lb. 75c Per Year Freeser BEEF MtS & 18-20 Pounds - CUt Into Steaks or Roast to A Warm M««A < ^ ^ HNSBOIOGNA 55 Jtut Heat 'N Bat Bulk Top Quality WEINERS Reg. Price 45c 3ft Our Own Seasoned Pork Sausage 45» Serve With Hot Cakes Meat Items On Sale Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Only Corner of Green and Elm St. mm VEGETABLES CARROTS 2*i».15* Sweet POTATOES 3 u. 29* Fancy Tube >•," •; .TWO TOMATOES <? Tab* 25* Large - 80 Size GRAPEFRUIT 41. 25 On Sale Thurs. - Fri. - A Sat. Only ). Frozen Foods LIBBYTS 6 Oz. Tin ORANGE JUICE 2 .or 33* UBBT*S 10 Oz. Pkg. eppnppfp* PEAS ft i CARROTS t c 2 29* - W B i J BOOTH'S OCEAN FRESH PERCH 16 Oz.