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>.r» * f'lR •ft*. Si"*- •v , ** *•»'*«" /" sfPW? ' i W * . ' - :J ' M$/ V*, t t TwelW g p ^ r v 5 £ * » ^ ^ V - . t ? 5 i - ' v " s j p f c r • . > N * a s %:> 7 : " 5 ' • j' *' " • r " ' • "*^ ' • " * •» - - ^ •'» , , ' - ~- . . . . THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ft * - ^*W" •? ' • * •*•/ -' -*;• ^ 7*^ •- • Thursday, April 1, l9$4 LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Manilla Fos# ' ^ Birthday GrwtloK« *• Jfcnice and Carol Sehveler &,l«»ibrated their birthdays on Sunday, Manh 28. Bud Sehveler celebrated his birthday on the twenty-ninth. Walter Para's birthday was Tuesday, the thirtieth, and on Saturday niajiy of his friends ftom Lakemoor surprised him with a biHhday cake with ?f? ? candles on it. Many happy returns of the day to all of you, General News ^ • lApfe" week in the * t«rtible rain storm we had. young Ted.j Budhil was coming home when he came upon a car turned over . in a ditch. He stopped and took*"! the people to the nearest hospi- j tal. I am sure, the people will be! ever thankful"; to him for. this ; . ki«d ' deed. •• . ' On Saturday, the Dembers came out to visit the Paras, but i Contrary to their u.su,al visits i they did not bi-ing along the.i rain. It waited until they- had j returned to Chicago... The past week Jenny McDer- WOtt went to Clinton, Iowa. and. to Joliet. That girl really gets ground. . The final report , on the Red Cross returns from Lakemoor j and Lilymoor vicinity is in and We are very pround to announce * its grand total of $197.50. We wish to thank all who gave so generously. Mrs. Hewitt is really getting ready for spring. In the past week she has been noticed raking .and cleaning up the property aJl the way down to the water's edge. With folks like her abound, our village will have the "clean look" all the time. We are happy to see Marge Beahler back home after her operation. We hope now she will j be. able to go back to work and | be active once more in the vil- ; lage/ j Well. Ssllv Koch and Joe Bar- ! tel again started out for Michi- j gran and believe it or not arrived ! there in the proper amount of j time and without going to Ohio I first, but only because Mr. Bartel was doing the -driving. Well, girls, you know it pays to take a man along. .With'the weather the way it is right now I imagine the Brady's and the Gannons sui*e wisli they oould have stayed on their vacations a little longer. Why didn't you bring- back some of. the sunshine with you? Don and Lois Schiavone, Vincent and Dofoies and Mary •hiavone hadJto go out in the stony on Monday to the VVake of a six-month-old baby, the daughter of Mary's niece \* ho lives i in . Silver Lake, Wis. . New Residents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wade, are a£ain living in our community, only this - time they have their own home. They have moved into Mr. Hoppert's house, the one he 'just vacated himself to move into, his new home on Lakeshore drive. • , " •" "• - Mr. and • Mrs.* Willard Mix have' also moved into our community in the past week. Village News Last Wednesday. March 24, the auxiliary held its election of officers for the new year. The new officers are president, Steph Szarek; vice-presi<3ent, Lyda Diedrich;* secretary, Pat MoirLson: treasurer, Lou Bitterman; trustees, Mesdames Hyatt, Para, Nielson, O'Leary and Kraus. Chairman of the ways and means committee is Mrs. Helen Buchwalter. This year the trustees will act" as the ways and means committee. After the meeting the -hostesses Mesdames Simons. Schaefer, Sarley and Patterson, served coffee and cake. Installation of officers will take place at the next monthly meeting. Congratulations to the new officers and good luck in the coming year in everything you may undertake. To the outgoing officers many thanks for all the hard work you put into the organization the past year and may you keep giving your support this next year. Last Friday evening there was a meeting of the* house committee. with twelve representatives of six organizations of the community. Hen: y Hoppert acted as temporary chairman and a discussion took place of the general purpose of this organization. Joe Gilmore was sleeted chairman and Mrs. Jenny McDermott was elected secretary. There will be another meeting Friday, April 2. to ftr.m rules and regulations for the committee. Special Notice The women's auxiliary of Lakemoor will sponsor movies in the fire house every Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. for both children and adults. The first Sunday will be April 4. the movie is "Northwest Stampede," in technicolor. Come on out, ^11- dren, and see the best movies right in your own community. The police department will receive their check from the LIA at their April meeting due to the fact that all returns are still not in and an accurate a. mount cannot be determined until all returns are made. ^ STATE APPOINTEE Governor William G. St rat ton has appointed Troy A. Kost of Astoria as assistant director of the state Department of Public Works and Buildings, effective immediately. Kost replaces Thomas . Humphris, who resigned Feb. 1. Kost comes to his new post after ten years as executive secretary of the Township Officials of Illinois. He has a background of twenty-five years experience in supervising highway construction and maintenance work for governmental agencies and private firms. Spring Grove By Mrs. Charles Freund The Birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Mark Pierce on Thursday afternoon. Games of five hunared were played and prizes went to Mrs. Russell Rudolph, Mrs. Lizzie Freund, Mis. Frank May, Mrs. Peter May arid Mrs. Lester Siedschlag. A lovely lunch was served after cards. The Christian Mothers and Children of Mary sodalities met at St. Peter's parish hall on Thursday night for their regular meeting.^ Following the meeting and a talk by Fr. Daleiden, cards and bunco were played. Prizes went to Mrs. Math Nimsgern, Mrs. Arthur Kattner and Mrs. Fiances Widhalm in cards and in bunco to Mrs. Greg Kattner, Mrs. Del Smith and Miss Pat Busch. A committee was selected for the April meeting, with Mrs. John Miller as chairman. Refreshments were served. Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Kagan and family, Mrs. Charles Freund and Mr. and Mrs. William Rust and "family of Wauconda greatly enjoyed the Passion Play presented by the students of Salvatorian seminary at St. Nazianz, Wis., on Sunday.. Leigh Kagan took part in the play. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Desmond and children of Woodstock were Sunday visitors in, the Clarence Miller home. Mrs. John Jung vislted Mrs. Daisy Brown at St. Joseph's home in Freeport on Sunday. 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