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Those present besides members of the immediate family were Mrs. Harry Gardner of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taxman of Davenport, Iowa, and Mr. NON-SKID Pad Trasfleg] Hold your rupture with one-half the pressure miirtd by ordinary trusses. This newly invented Spot Pad. when attached to one of our Spring or Elastic NON-SKID Tims, hoidaiust like your fingers. The sur- (OundifW NON-SKID surface keepa the pad in place, thu* increasing your chances of obtaining a cure. Reoommended by physicians. Many different styles--Single and Double, Springand Elastic. Let our expert fitter prescribe a "NONSKID " Truss for your requirements, and end •your rupture troubles todav VIBI CONSULTATION THOMAS P. BOLGER Druggist Phone 40 , McHenry WE'RE TELLIN' YOU There are buyers in this territory, lots of 'em. And yon can reach them with a little Want-ad, run right here in t.hi« newspaper. The rates are low. The results are high. Phone 170 and Mrs. M. Gladstone 'and Miss Viola Mongeau of this city. - •'X',( " m * • MOTHERS' '• TOe'Mothers' Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Harold Owen Friday afternoon. A«sistant hostesses will! of Richard Williams, entertained guests at their home Friday evening In honor of their son's graduation from high school. ' Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jos. juenger of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Neiss, Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams, MR. AMD MRS. GEORGE STEILEN CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY On Sunday, May 28, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Steilen, former residents of Tony and Louise Williams and M^'this community, celebrated their gold- >Mr. Henry Gross, son of Mrs. Louise and Mrs. Mike Degen. • • ; en wedding anniversary. The day's festivities began with a PRETTY JUINE WEDDING SOLEMNIZED AT SPRING GROVE ON SATURDAY Miss Viola Schmitt, daughter of Joseph Schmitt of Spring Grove, and Gross of DesPlaines, were married Saturday afternoon, June 3, in a pretty w GRADUATION PARTY i J Solemn High Mass at beautiful St. 1 ceremony performed in the rectory of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durland held Rita Shrine, 63rd street and Oakley i St. Peter's church, Spring Grove, by iprwemn hhmoutcspe antt tthhePiirr hnoommpe oonn RRiivvperr«siiHdpe avenue, CnLhi•c. ago. The Mass was ce•l e- Rt>e^v.. . Fr. Daleide^n ' ' Drive Friday evening in honor of theip. brated by their nephew, Rev. Raphael! Attendants were Miss Virginia daughter, Jane, a member of this Heinz, O. C. D., of Milwaukee, Wis.' Schmitt, sister of the bride, and Paul L r « • year's ^raduat»"P eIass! at the Iocal He was assisted by the Rev. H. A. Borre, a friend, of Richmond, be Mrs. Math Laures, Mra. Edgar,high school. The evening was spent Wierman, O. S. A., and the Rev. J. J.I The bride wore a street-length frock Landgren, Mrs. Thomas Phahn and; socially and the guest of honor wap-.Glynn, O. S. A., both of the faculty of of robin's egg blue with white aeces- If' . . ... J presented with many lovely gifts- St. Rita High school. After Mass the sories and a corsage of gardenias and !w'r- ^ ar?n®e Anglese will report i Guests were present from Chicago, El- nuptial blessing was again imparted, lilies of the valley, while her attendon "Wine of Good Hope" a current!gin and McHenry.^ # , I ,.At*ix o'clock in the evening dln-i** was In dusty rose, with accesrupicTWivT ' ner Was Serv^d at the home of their, so,,»es of the same shade. Her cor- • rnu ii. 'daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. was fashioned of pink roses. -The infant daughter of Mr. and H M Rodenkirch at 6237 South Moz-j Following the ceremony, a receptibn Mrs. Quentm Wklsh ^ taptued at art street One hundred persons were ^ thirty relatives and friends was |: wri° S A served and later in the evening many,held at the home of the bride, at- Rev. Wm. A. ORourke. She was more friendg and neighbors came to tractively decorated for the occasion named Sandra. ^The sponsors' ^e extend their congratulation® to the in r0se and blue garlands and huge best-seller. •' ' v * CONTRACT CLUB ^ * Contract Bridge club tnfet TJfith Mrs. Ray McGee last Wednesday afternoon. Dessert was served and prizes were won by Mrs. George Stilling and Mrs. Wallace Dobyfis. The next meeting will be June 14, Tyith Mrs. Dobyns. GRADUATION PARTY . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Math B. Laures entertained a group of relatives and friends after commencement exercises Friday evening in honor of their daughter, Mary Jane, and their nephew, Bob Knox, both members of the graduat ing class. ^ A social evening was enjoyed, lunch served and the honored ones presented with gifts. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Christensen, Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox, Downers Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ewen, Aurora and Mrs. Elmer Winkelman and son, Jimmie, of Oak Park • 9 m HONOR DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Jos. W. Rothermel entertained a group of relatives and friends at their home on Riverside Drive Friday evening in honor of the graduation of their daughter, Catherine, from the local high school. Miss Frances Hughes and Jos. Walsh.! honored cou. - i bouquets of roses and peonies. A Twenty-five relatives and fnends( The home • beautifullv decorated b«*utiful, three-tier wedding cake J^efSS W#1- ^ ^ the center of the bridal table, supper that evening. i tion being a bouquet of fifty gold-col-1 * sb^t honeymoon, Mr. ored roses, which the honored couple i ?ncL ^f,* . oss ^ raake their home in DesPlaines, where he has been employed in a greenhouse the past eight CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY . . J ^ . Friends and relatives, numbering reived as a gift. The jubilarians reabout one hundred, assembled at the ce'ved many mofe beauttfgl gifts in Johnsburg School hall Sunday after-, *°ld> likewise flowers, and many cards noon at a celebration honoring the ( of_co"Pratulations. , „ . tenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and „ Cv daughter, Mr. ai^ Mrs. Mrs. Jos. Miller. ~ ^ J^ Cards furnished entertainment for™*0 and three grandchildren. the afternoon, aftei which a bountiful ( tattu1 nTimw VTTtfTV A T supper was served. They received JvllaJI JTUflBltAL many lovely gifts and in the evening, IS HEIJ) AT WAUCONDA were "victims" of a charivari. years. HONORED AT GRADUATION ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - OF J. EUGENE SAYLER AND MISS RITA FREUND At a gathering of friends held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ON MONDAY, JUNE 5 Freund Sunday evening, announcement was made of the marriage of their youngest daughter, Rita, to J. Eugene Sayler, son of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Among those present were: Mr. and „ , Mrs. Math Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Peter A social evening with dancing was p d Mr ftnd Mrg Fred BaueJ% enjoyed and refreshments were serv,.^ John g Mr> and Mrs. e " . ** o vr i* j'Edwin Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guests were Mrs Sue Moulton andjw 5 t Mr and Mrg Nick Wein. daughter, Phyllis, and fnend, Mrs. Pat : B Mrs' T Schneider, Mrs. John Kelleher and Mr. and Mrs. Joe; Cam.jMli Mr and Mrs WiUiam Etten> pagna and sons, Jerry and Buddy, of| Ren Rosi and Mr. and Mrs. Elmhurst; Mr. and Mrs. A1 Monroe of F . Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rother-j ^ mel and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marsh of Kenilworth; Mr and Mrs. Leo Rothermel of Chicago; and Mr. and Mrs. ^ D l «r • . Funeral services for John Zimmer Miss 1 the hnmp w^° at St. Therese's hospital at honor a a p r y g pptpr 1 Waukegan early Friday morning fol- j Weingart^Friday, the evening of her J^in^ were held fromi ^remony took place at graduation from high school. Cards furnished entertainment for the evening and refreshments were served. Miss Freund was presented with many gifts. St. the home at Island Lake to Trans-! Boniface rectory, Chicago, on June 19, figuration church in Wauconda at with Rev. Milcheski officiating. 10:30 o'clock Monday morning. Bur- Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Homer ial was also' in Wauconda. Fr. Ga- Fitzgerald, brother-in-law and sister hagen officiated at the ceremonies. ! ^r.^e", . The deceased, who was a brother-in- Following hvs graduation from the law of Mrs. John R. Knox of this city University of Illinois College of Denand Mrs. H. J. Schaffer, is survived by U^y on June 9' ,Mr- and Mrs- Sayler his wife, May Geary Zimmer, a son,! w ..r at borne in the Matthews flat Leo, and his wife and a granddaugh- jln "^est McHenry. ter, J.Tooaonn , Also three sisters and a' brother. Preserve witk PHOSPHORIC ACID For $1.27 you can preserve one ton of legume hay for silage by use of Phosphoric Acid, which can be applied very easily through silo filler. This method permits cutting hay in any kind of weather and saving entire crop. Also, Phosphoric Acid is good for livestock. We have it on hand at 8c per lb. Phone your order now. Hartland Fertilizer Co* HARTLAND, ILLINOIS Q&dmce SHAVE HUG BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. John Hetining. Jr., ... • „ , , . w iChicago, are parents of a daughter,iFlorence, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence l(lar> Albert Krause, daughter. Marian, Mr. ^ Thursday> June at the Lewis'tin, Mrs. Ray Conway, Miss Gene- Memorial hospital. Mrs. Henning vieve Knox, Mr. and < Mrs. Richard picnic near RingwOod was the former Agnes Mischke. (Fleming and Mrs. Wm. Bonslett. | EDW1ARD BLAKE and Mrs. Arthur Krause and Fred Meyer of this city. JUNIOR DAIRYMEN . .. » . . The rally which was held in Wood- Among those from here who called stock wag Well attended by every club in the county. The program presented pleased everyone. Although the boys are very busy preparing their projects for exhibition, they will have a ball game with Ringwood on Saturday, June lJJ^Then on Tuesday, June 13, they will have a at the home or attended the funeral were: Mrs. John R. Knox, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. iSchaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schaffer, Mr, and Mrs. John Phalin, Mrs. Mike Knox, daughter, P>"" THE SORT OF GIFT DAD mfJLD CHOOSE HIMSELF,. FOR FATHER'S DAY It's filled to the brim with super* lative Old Spice Shave Soap .. tfce aoap tkac whtpe into a lather at a mere flick of the brush! Scientifically compounded of the ftoeet Ingredients.. scented with iavigoratiag Old Spice! A reproduction of an Early American •hip adorns the pottery 'LOO Thomas R v:, Street --McHemy PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWERS A bridal shower honoring Miss Eleanor May, who will be married to Walter Manning of Chicago on June 26, was given by the Misses Anna Blake ond Edith Bambas at the former's home Sunday afternoon. Cards furnished entertainment for the afternoon and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Louis Nimsgern, Mrs. Leo Blake and Mrs. Peter Elake. Delicious refreshments were served and the prospective bride was presented with many lovely gifts. On Wednesday evening, May 17, Miss iSylvia Goldhofer and Mrs. Walter Magner were co-hostesses at a surprise party at the latter's home in Wilmette, honoring Miss May. Games were played and prizes awarded. Miss May received many beautiful and useful gifts. At the close of the evening, refreshments were served at In appropriately decorated table. • • • MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Miss Eunice Marshall .daughter of Mrs. Agnes Marshall, whose marriage will take place this month, was recently complimented at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. J. Burdoch at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kosinski in Chicago. Forty-five guests were present from Chicago, Forest Park, McHenry, Cary and Beloit, Wis. Decorations were especially lovely and novel. The living room was centered with an umbrella of pink petals from which radiated pink streamers with a beautiful and useful gift at the end of each. A buffet supper was served at eleven o'clock. The table with its lace covered cloth was prettily decorated with pink and white sweet peas in silver bowls,\ while pink napkins and nut cups in the form of water liliea, completed the table appointments. Those from this vicinity who attended were Mrs. Agnes Marshall, daughters, IRoVena, Eunice, and Mrs. Dorothy Bennett, McHenry, and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall, Crystal Lake. • • aj • SILVER WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. George H. Johnson held open house at their home on Main street Saturday afternoon and evening in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. The day was significant in that it also marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Johnson. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Huge baskets of peonies, ires, red roses and other spring flowers lent a festive note. Tea was served from a lace covercd table centered with a bowl of roses, ferns and columbine of delicate shade. Pguring were her nieces, Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss Maude Grangand receiving with her, were her daughter, Marguerite, and sister, Mrs. A. K. Burns. The honored couple was presented with many beautifiul gifts and received numerous cards and messages of congratulations on this day. Among the out of town folks who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Bums and son, Bob, of Oak Park; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hallowell and daughter, Nancy, Maywood; Mrs. Ada Smith, son, Granger, Elgin; Mrs. Henry Vogel, Delavan, Wis.; Mr.tand Mrs. Harry Alexander, Hebron; Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Peterson, Mrs. Ollie Geer andf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ober and fam-> ily, Crystal Lake; Mrs. Clyde Clark; and daughter* Alice, Woodstock; Mr. jand Mrs. Henry Stephenson and Mrs. Clarence Pearson, Ringwood. You will Enjoy Our Clean Fbod % " 1 I I and DELICIOUS FRIED CHICKEN with ^ Trimmings at 45c per plate IV# Specially Fried! Our Specially Prepared CHOP SUEY is Tops too! ! . j i . ; ' . --- Fish Fry Every Friday Night NOW! l JERRY'S & MARIE'S HILLTOP INN 2 miles north of McHenry on Route 31 - Johnsburg Road USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR QUICK RESULTS Street Carnival • v SPONSORED ^ • THE V. F. W. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Concessions-Rides-Amusements 3 Bi GRAND AWARD EVENING OF JUNE 10 . V. v.., V.' • . :..j • _ - K-'oi*-:.:* Sll THE GENERAL MOTORS EXHIBITS AT THE NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO FAIRS Wants one The model illustrated if the Bnick {SPECIAL model 41 four-door touring sedan $996 delivertd at Flint, Mick.* £IIJMMER'S GOMING! Warm aun - deep shade -- buzzing bees -- long, lazy days inviting you to take it easy! Gonna fall lor that? Well, maybe--if that car in your driveway is just a run-of-mine- , job. But suppose it's a Buick--then what? ; Then, good sir, you're in for an active summer. A summer of going places, seeing sights --and having some honest-to-goodness funf You'll boss around a brilliant Dynaflash straight-eight engine as thrilling to handle as a flyrod--you'll be as comfortable as in your favorite hammock, in seats that art fashioned to fit your frame. ONLY MIICK HAS IT I Thi. •ure-fire direction •i(i>ai (bat luhei warn • inga of turn* at a flip of a awiteh! Show* day or sight. Sttmjmni m uU gHtUinq You'll go exploring over the little-traveled l|ack trails--and soft springs of coiled steel cradle every jolt and jar. You'll look Out to the far horizons through windows Wider, and bigger--there's as much as 412 •quare inches more space to make your outlook easier. Yes, you'll pilot a carriage that's staunch j find snug and firm beneath you--yet every tludge of your treadle foot gives instantquick action that'll bring a grin of deep delight. ( You'll find a lot of things to be happy about. But principally that you'll want to travel, * want to do things, want to get out and about Instead of just loafing. ' So you'll find this a summer to remember, 661 AND UP delivered at Flint, 'State and Ittal taxes any), optional equipment and accessories -- extra. Prices subject to change •without notice. Mich, (if If you've got a Buick. You'll remember it |l the summer you had a swell time and dro»f a smart deal. ; "'/A' For this far-ranging beauty is not only the car of the year for performance, but the value of the year for smart buyers. It's priced lower,than a year ago--lower than you'd think to tee it--lower even than some sixes! And when you check all of the standard items that you're asked extra for elsewhere, you find that Buick costs less in the end even than some cars with lower advertised prices! .MOTOfctVMM ( FOE GRADUATE Ifr.and Mrs. Jos. Williams, parents R. L OVERTON MOTOR SALES ftamt Street, W««t HeHrary, HL . 8M Klin St, dfeyital Lain, m YOU OCT A Kim USED CAR FROM A BUICK DEALER