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Volume 65 McHENRY, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1939 INCORPORATORS WIN IN mkm No. 11 ZKM F, BAKER ^ ' WINS IN FARM FLORALCONTEST WEST McHENRlT MAN 18 FIRST pr COUNTY ; ' Three McHenry County winners of tile second annual Governor Henry Horner Farm Floral Contest were ' named in an official announcement from F. Lynden Smith, Director of the Department of Public Works and Holdings, Springfield. A bronze plaque suitable for placing on the entrance gate and a ten dollar cash prize went to Zion F. Baker, one mile west of McHenry, on Route 20, whose home was adjudged .the most "beautiful in Ave county A second prize of ten dollars went to G. H. Stewart, Harvard, and a five dollar third prize was awarded Otto Voeitz, Marengo Judges of the contest in McHenry fjjunty were Mrs. David T. Smiley, arvard; Mrs. Wm. M. Kelly, Woodgtock. and Mrs. Irwin L. Burger, Woodstock. . Judges are now selecting regional iiinrers from whose ranks State winifers will be chosen for announcement at the Illinois State Fair. Photographs of winning entries will be displayed on the second floor of the grandstand in *" exhibit arranged by the contest committee which includes representatives of the Illinois Federation cf Women's Clubs, the Garden Club of Illinois and organize^ farm •roups. ~~rt; lgN Farmers Etotar Contest ? In all, 1.800 farmers representing all counties are entered in the Farm Floral Contest. Cash prizes will aggregate $2,600, and the State winner will receive a $100 cash prize in addition to the Governor Henry Horner plaque. • The Farm Floral Contest is designed to supplement the State's roadside development program, which has been carried on for the past four years by tile Division of Highways. Through landscaped roadsides soil erosion is controlled, maintenance costs reduecd and the landscape in general beautified. So far a quarter of the state primary highway system, or 3/KM) Miles, has been so developed. The State's proram has included the Wanting of shade and flowering Sees, shrubs and ground cover and lias restored highway right-of-way to its original native attractiveness. Governor Horner believes that the teal beauty of rural landscape as seen ^•'Sr'fy 1 ^ *. •• •/ •_ ->J1 V *. INTERESTING NEARBY NEWS TAKSN FROM COLUMN8 OF OUR EXCHANGC8 ALTHOFFS ATTEND NATIONAL 'HARDWARE CONVENTION IN OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Althoff returned frorh the 40th Annual Hardware Convention held in Cincinnati, Ohio, July 25, 26 and 27, with an enthusiastic report of the proceedings. After a drive of 378 miles Monday, A Chicago woman was killed and j"' th«y were r^istered fU nearly a dozen persons were hurt in1 dele«ate,s w** then grf ^ .b? aa sseerriieess ooff ftwwee hniieghhwwaavy ccrraasshheess ttnhaat t'Rth^e dP resf ,dCenytn tohfi at heK yc ongxrheses , seVSseiaocnh occured in and near Libertyville last , f ' , * . . wweeeekkeenndd . T1 rtaaffffiicc rroolllleedd wwiitthh ssnnaaiill- 1| over, delegates dissolved any estrange- durine the dance and general li.k.e pK ace .o. ver M, ilwaukee ajv eniui e oa nd1; en.ter.ta.in ment* w.h.ic.h followed.. other north and south roads all Sunday evening as thousands of Chicago Tuesday held a more serious aspect resorters returned to the city from | an*J sessions covered such topics as their ssuummmmeerr ccoottttaaggeess and picnic!"^6 *nro on Hardware Trade, grounds. Petitions asking for the support of "Unfair Trade Practices" and "The Robinson-Patten Bill and Its Effects I on Business." Pleasure ttme agatn. LEAGUE rUNS GAME RELEASE IN COUNTY RAY PAGE ELECTED ' VICE-COMMANDER OF COUNTY LEGION ' Hale Denney of Union was elected commander of the McHenry county Legion council last Thursday night at Huntley. His selection was unanimous. He will succeed Harold Hyde of Marengo who piloted the county IN veteran organization the past year. Elected with Denney were Ray Page, commander of the McHenry m* n n o post, as senior vice-commander and The McHenry County Sporty ^obert Lindh of Ca as junior yice. League chapters seemingly wish to J commander. All three selections were PLACED 1,00Or FISH WONDER LAKE make the county an anglers' and hunters' paradise. Under their sponsorship more than two million fish, together with 1,500 pheasants, will be released in various parts of McHenry county before September 1. This announcement was made by Woodstock and McHenry businessmen1 ™ siffhtseeine trio of the Glen Mclaughlin of Wood»tock. presifr or having-- the furo *a d from W9on nKde.JrC!""t'y1 ^w"ast' ffXolloiwfyedt ?byT aM dinnnSerS s7errv^edl 'lM't ot the W1"'"'" McLaughiin sUted Saturday that 114 pheasants were released in the Woodstock vicinity the previous night by Lake leading north from Route 20 be-; by y the Chamber of Commerce of Cm tween Woodstock and McHenry, and the road from Wonder Lake east : cinnati. "Problems of Premium Business' by unanimous choice of those present. Commander Hyde appointed a nominating committee, consisting of the commanders of the twelve posts in the county. Capitain Owen H. Corr, commander of the local post, acted as chairman of the committee. The new officers will be installed at the August meeting of the council which will bt< held in Marengo. n Speaking before the veterans, Leonard J. Applequist, of Aurora, past through Ringwood and McCollum Lake j and* ^^^ence * ^"th""FaIr~ Trade members of that ehapter under the command<,r of the Illinois department to Route^ 31, improved are being cir-| T nw<1M titled the first two talks Wed- j observation of John Pitzen, state | an(j preSent chairman of the depart- *ime warden. i ment Americanism commission, urged Saturday morning, according to the the support of the council in securing county organization chief, 1,000 large | the passage of the universal draft act. mouth bass were placed in the waters'He said the passage of, this act will of Wonder Lake. These ftsh were ob-|d0 more to prevent future wars than tained from the federal bureau of •. any other legislation on the books, fisheries at Lake Mills, Wisconsin. ) Passage of the universal draft act culated by Wonder Lake residents. | negd An open fonim discussion i K^e warden The petitions, to which the signatures jfolloWed & discourae on Revision of " ' ' of 250 business and professional men thg N R A Chain Constitution and Byand other citizens have been signed,' Lastly, the vice-president of are to be presented at the next meet- thfi National Retail Furniture Associing of the McHenry county board. j ation cheyney, addresesd the delega- During the past year the Memorial; t.Qn on «Diversion 0f ReUil Sales." hospital at Burlington, Wis., cared for Qarrit Vander Hooning, president of a record total of 998 patients, it was' t^e National association of Retail revealed in the annual reports of the ^ Qr0cers discussed a campaign of hospital. trade among independent merchants. A 36-acre field of oats on the for-, 'Hardware Business Building in Merrier Michael Sweeney farm, south-1 tropolitan Areas" was delivered by west of Harvard, threshed 1,800 bush-, pnnk H. Spink of Kansas City, Mo* els of oats, according to the tenant,1 president of Bunting Hardware Co. CHICKEN DINNER IN THE HALL SUNDAY* The annual two-day picnie of St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, will be held this year on Saturday and Sunday, August 5 and 6. Principal feature of this annual affair will be the delicious chicken and veal dinner to be served Sunday, from 11:30 till 3:00 o'clock D. S. T. All who have attended the Johnsburg picnics in the past know that the chicken dinner there is one of the outstanding enjoyments of the summer. RULES LAKE OBJECTORS A£1$RNEY STATES WILL APPEAL After months of hearings and delays the Lily Lake incorporation case came to an end in the circuit court last Friday morning when Judge William L. Pierce issued an order quashing the quo warranto petition and also vacating all other orders in the case. The quo warranto was f.led in behalf of Louis Schroeder, now deceased, asking that the newly elected officers of the village show by what authority they hold their offices. The case has caused considerable excitement since it was brought into Entertainment and refreshments the circuit court. It was indicated will be found in abundance on t h ej by C. Russell Allen and V J. Knox^ grounds. The new pastor, Father Neiderfc invitee all thefriends or Johnsburg, as well as his own personal friends to attend. The committees are working diligently to make this year's picnic the greatest ever. Don't forget the dates, August 5 and 6. The site for the carnival will be the beautiful grounds survouncMng t>> magnificent church at Johnsburg. All counsel for Schroeder, that the y£tious delays in the case enablecythe officers of the village to get behind a bill in the legislature in the recent session which validated a defective petition filed in the county court asking for the right to hold an election to determine whether to mcorporace or not. Asks Ouster of Officials Attorney Allen made a plea for iicriaco «iv i ui tuv uiiivrism uisii are welcome. i Cp Lo me, bring 4y +°1*u r. ouste--r of the "nevw" lvy elected officials on More than 600 more pheasa_ >n ts we•r e I would take the *p rofit out of war and 1< frile ndts I, _ and • ta-- _k e Ih'mo>mU e some W©AI itttAniiea| 1 the grounds • that ^t he.y . . are not. .t he nereleased in the county over the week-1 with the profit taken out of war there end. Some 900 more will be released, wjU be no future wars. by September I. Applequist explained in detail the Birds being releaaed at the present j various things sponsored by the Amertime are about ten weeks old. Last j icanism commission, including statespring more than 500 old birds were (wide essay contests, oratorical conreleased in various parts of the tests and many other interesting proLuke Oberwise. The grain averaged President Judson of the Judson Hard- j county. jects. His talk was most interesting in weight between thirty-four and ware Co., B|g Rapids, Mich., gave the | . stated by Mr. McLaughlin! and educational to the veterans. thirty-six pounds per bushel, tenant sman town merchants some adv ce * - . wrf.,. pfceed in various' One of the largest memberships In cnaus /vt • -JJ- ! in hLi!-, iU.iluk , "Hardware BRnua.iinnAeM,, RBuuiilidd--I inHl ».F ^. vva-f™trtt »ia bKeoiinnagp ePnnijnoVjePdfl iinn ttlhiPe dangh- ing in Smaller Communities." ,'from four to inehea long. The county thi. year, with a total of 78» The .train of the day w„ relieved, th.'d« of |» compared u 769 la5. year. The Oberwise adds. Mary Suffern, 6-year-old ChVa'go"-.- «rJX^ti"m' „„Vclif». boat trip down the Ohio, inby po.t, for the «.o year, of CiraUl Lake la.t Tu^day after-, Rirer to Coney Wand an <«««-| , follow: noon. The little (irl mat oat on the, menir:.Vw ^l^the" Rhlne^1' Mem'bers of the vari^s ^pters in ^ walk to the diving platform or else a spot called Over the Rhine ^ COunty are very much ple«aed with Fox River Grove waded along near it. Chas. Mason, a beer garden P*rty »"d d - the success of their program to date. Crystal Lake life guard noticed something floating man vaudeville acts, dating jThey believe that they are restoring Marengo ......... on the surface of the water near the the early 70 s were a sou me ufe jn the county. The Richmond - diving platform. In a flash he was in! usual enter^,"m*1" ^prid«v "morn- sportsmen have been sponsoring var- Harvard ... the water and found the child, who p ... f Cazen-' ious programs in connection with out- Cary ig suit and bath- ing and Horace P. Aikman oijuazen k « ^ tw0 years. The Woodstock robe, was lifeless. Aided by Frank ovia, N. Y., became t e new p s varjous chapters have grown steadily Union was wearing a bathing suit and bath-, ing Quinn, the other guard* she was rush-| of the ass05/®tl0?-. - ... Cincinnati ' in this length of time and those inter- McHenry 2T into the Recreation MM* "Sft! ested in thia tind of work are „r,ed Hebron .... artificial resuseitttion .tarted while its io join up and help in thi. program. Algonquin a physician was being summoned. In M".s^1' t f h i the Uu»est in-1 A plea comes from the sportsmen Huntley a short time, the water from her whi^h boaste of havmg the West m | hJnterg and fvshermen to observe' lung. .«• the f^d fr.™ ^ "^'^^nd a ^^ ^ were extracted and the girl started- laeraritvuere sh eirne earlyy Friday morning, ccoo--ooppeerraattiioonn of those who enjoy fish- " - ind hunt _ work of these various chapter* nois nignw»y» , " . . lie authorixed the first contest last did S«^nJ'Arpu^oe •» making IIU-I.J the child rapidly began to atari orie. of the brief trip. will be all in vain. highways avenues of beauty, that breathing. AJ>out two and a ha An*TTTA QTTOP RECEIVES _ £ * - ^ tanks of oxygen was necessary to re- AGATHA SHOT' MOBAVJBO ANNUAL CARNIVAL AT store her to normal breathing ! WESTERN UNION AGENCY pATRTPlf'R flHURCH ^PciTits on which the farm homes Miss Eleanor Nicholls^, well. known [ ST. PATKIU1L » UnUttUXl Entered in the contest are judged in- Wauconda young lady,Jiad th® v®r/ dude the general impression receivad by the passing motorist, interest ind variety of floral plantings, condition and appearance of lawns and !•» iw 23 20 115 ; 113 ........ 78 B8 ......... 33 8»' ........ 158 167 21 1 1 4; 208 , : i i 8 ^.^... 16 " ' 1 8 ........ 52 48, ^.... 42 M *...... 27 . . 21 16 18 789 "t69 valuable prizes trom the various' cessary number of citizens in the comsitands. munity of Lily Lake to seek incor- Music lovers have been remember-1 poration. He disclosed the law in this ed. The McHenry German Band will | case where it states that there muse furnish music during tha afternoon ^ ieast 300 citizens. and evening. Vocal selections will be| jjr. Allen contended that, although rendered by the well-known radio the recent validating act passed may singer, Gustav Dickman. Hear him ^ave corrected the defective petition, sing * his new anthem* .,<40* United, which it was charged did not have the necessary number of signatures, it did not validate the 300 resident part of the law. Attorney Irving S. Roth, counsel for the officers of the village and abo one of the officers himself, being the duly elected police magistrate, argued that the petftlon presented to the county court, asking the right to vote on organization, set up that there were some 300 citizens living in the community. ' Ja County Coart Ruling Stands The court ruled that the e was no way to go back of the ruling on the petition in the county court other thin SNITE PASSES THROUGH McHENRY IN IRON LUNG MONDAY AfTERNOON A number of local citizens saw Fred B. Suite, Jr., in his "iron l«ng" a; he passed through the city Monday afternoon at about 12:45. With him in the large maroon trailer, which wa» pulled by a specially built General Motors truck, were his sister, a nurse and two men, presumably a doctor and chauffeur. tT?ilZ- hal™ Fli'TtUt for by aPP*al H« "id the ruling of the Stilling building on .! Muntv Miirt was sufficient and Ke about fifteen minutes while on? of A°C'dcriC.ed 'assembly1 n ">« "ault of thi, ruling of Judg, n• short time. Henry L. Cowlin. . . Miss Ethel Jones, proprietor of the unfortunate experience Wednesday at-| A^atha Shop announces that arrange-j ternoon of last week of stepping on a men^s have been completed to prosewing needle at her home there. Af-,vi(je for the acceptance of Western over the weekend was a big success county. looking and appeared! The <lue8t5on *s to the Jurisdictional HIGHWAY, DEATH TOLL INCREASES TV Nfl TTTTNOTS Ihe speciatiors n.iv»i..cu . _L__ ' | that they were merely out for a r.de qu^°n n; Fourteen persons were fatally in- J^rt^on Route 31, passing through' ^ep^ltlon in th^ £ountyc°urt set"P jured in automobile accidents in thir-l Smond ' | {hat there were 300 residents in the PROVES SUCCESSFUL tee counties in northern Illinois and ThT£ay, Mondav, also commemor- J-ily Lake community it brought a | southern Wisconsin in July. Of this ^ the twenty-ninth birthday anni-;^ of boo«. f™m t^%!, p d!h?yb r;. St. Patrick's church canival held number two were killed in McHenry versary of young Snite. Late in the'f011^ ou,s lL. •" I ceptionally fine looking and appeared pdwer Qf county COUrt was brought 1 healthy and cheer u . UP and tl|e court ruled that the county | When questioned as to the11 d-st^a"^^ Court had jurisdiction to rule on tlur tion, tthe spectators were ^informed question WlHfen Attorney Roth mentioned that afternoon an informal party was held to the organization of the viKage. ter piercing her foot, the needle broke jjnion telegrams and cablegrams at an(j was wen attended by large crowds | Counties which had no fatalities in- at the family residence in River Forft- eedom from'obstruction to Mfe nght' 0ff and was removed by a physician. 1 her piace Qf business on Green street. 0f peopie from this vicinity, as well eluded Boone, DeKalb, Jo Daviess ami | est Messages of cheer came from ^^stan ces on t.h. e ,h i-g_hi. way. J Marcel Anderson, son of Mr. and Th.g gives McHenry residents the ad- as f,.om neighboring towns, who as- j LaFayette. ! well-wishers over the nation. Mrs. Bert Anderson, is recovering at vantage 0f an uptown telegram of- sembled Saturday night and Sunday | his home in Harvard from a fra f c^" fice for the purpose of filing therrj to meet their friepds and enjoy a gen- j for eral g^ood time. the The objectors claim that there are less Uian 100 legal residents in tfch» community. The highway death toll for this ar*?a| The youth was stricken with infan- ^ Attorney, Allen^ r the first seven months of 1939 was; tile Daralysis at Peiping, China, dur- supreme in iJUnoia InAP^TI 1 ed leg received while playing softball "Vrs5;aees. *" i eral cood time. I raised to seventy-eight. i ing a world tour, and was placed in J," CHINA IS ADOPTED . , ^ lighted diamond at the high jncoming telegrams win still be There was a merry-go-round for the' So far this year the death toll in an jron iung April 1, 1936. He has •';;i|Y FORMER TEACHER. school athletic field last Thursday received at the C4NW depot, it was childl.en and games and booths for the McHenry county for highway accidents, be€n in the respirator now for three' - : evening. The young ftian slid into announce<j by Mr. C. W. Goodell, local elder foi^ who also fared well in has set a new all tirne record. More years and four months. Sr "M Verna, former music teacher j borne plate in such a manner that both C&NW and Western Union repre-, the many prizes awarded. j serious and fatal accidents have taken; has traveled in his iron lung *t St Mary - St. Patrick school, is; bones in the leg were cracked near cpntatjve( who arranged for the up-j Many were the compliments on the; place in the county since the first of £rom peiping to Chicago, Chicago to Dacking her trunk at the con-ithe ankle and a portion of the ankle ~own agency 0ffic© with telegraph of- idelicious chicken dinner prepared and the year than ever before for the same, Miami, Fla., for two winters and from went in Milwaukee Wis., to leave for j bone chipoed off. He is resting c°m"j fidals served by the ladies of the parish, period. Most of these accidents have, New York to the Shrine of.piracies fsingtao China in September. Sr. fortablv. although in much pain. | !who had worked diligently all week taken place on Route 14 between Cary (in Lourd-s, France Vems, accompanied by Sr. M. Hiltrudis of the convent, and two Chinese guns. Srs. M. Adolf and M. George, Earl Barron, Jr., of Grayslake, who TWT\TANA PARTY ENJOYS, to offer one of the finest dinners serv- and the Wisconsin state line had his gas model airplane entered in A<inirrTAT VAPATTON TTEttF. ed. More than 600 guests were serv- It is expected with the completion LOCAL MAN ESCAPES the twelfth National Championship AHH UiLU V AW* | ed at the noon day meal. It was serv-J 0f the new grade separation at the) jffJURY WHEN CAR IS LILY LAKE RIOT CASE DISMISSED BY KRAUSE MONDAY AT CITY HALL JnTieave'tospenda life term on their, mf^t, which washeld George Gutzwiler Weisburg Ind.,' ^ ^ the newl>' decorated fining room junctions of Route H.and 31 south- BiisPion unlesV ill heath or some other in July, received the Burgess Kunz, Brookville, Ind., and of St. Patrick s c urc ^ a^. «nnHitinn should prevent their ve- for winning second place in tne power wm. ---. - , _ cream draperies aim ws* Uun ••-- ---i Sainder there. I model division. His trophy is on dis- Wayne Lange Indianapolis, Ind purple phlox and yellow marigolds tracks at Harvard on Route 14 tha mamder there- _ . . .. ^,.,play >t the Hildebrandt drug store in hold responsible positions with "nt P a P fest P ive note. death rate on the highways will de- Gold and east of Crystal Lake, and the new via-J draperies and large bouquets j duct over the North Western railroadi St Joseph Midde School, their des- The charge against Claude M~- Dermott of Lily Lake, who wiu brought ta trial at the City Hall in this City Monday evening for inciting a riot several weeks ago, was disnm- DEMOLISHED FRIDAY | sed for lack of prosecution. The frn- ' jcas allegedly took place, on Ju'y 4 at Victor Sieeler. employed at the Mc< flw tablished in 1931. The girls receive a • thorough moral and physical training. Since its founding, fifty-two persons » Jmve accepted the Faith, among these «re the two Chinese nuns who have Competed a course of study in Milwaukee and are now returning to their •ative land with a brave endeavor to Settfr their race. fINB AWARDS AVAILABLE FOR ^ LOCAL 4-H CLUB MEMBERS In recognition of superior records •mong 4-H Club members in localities through which its line passes, the ™j£LgoTnd North Western Railway -Company is again offering 103 valuable awards. As in past years, these prizes may be used to defray expenses f af trips to the National 4-H Club Con- »n Chicago for the winners aamed by the state club leaders offtce. . . _ Eight states benefit by this oner, With allocations as follows: Illinois 1; Iowa, 15; Michigan, 6; Minnesota. 15; Nebraska, 17; South Dakota, 20; Wisconsin, 25; and Wyoming, 3. Henry Brewery,' Reaped inju^ Fri-( ^rause presided at the hearing. Committees are to be commended crease in the county. However, it is day afternoon in an automobile acci-l Atty. Koth, prosecuting attorney, tination, is a hig _ i -- | ^ Ritchuk, 36, of Bellwood, is gether with their familiM spent the j . eff,cient manner i* n whI-. i£c h theymm the generalS opi* ni*o n t± hatL unt^ i•l f aA ^t l1e ast d• efnt t whi* cht occurre_d_S be_ ta wee_ n %V f oIl o aa nd.2 | asked for a continuance as his prinin the Lake county jail on five war-j past week in the A. E. Nye cottage, respective duties. Clar-i 0ne more traffic lane is constructed Wauconda during a drizzling rain. TojCipal witness, Adam Harley. a motor - ill . h'.im w.i.t.h chicken here. ! n«llu,cu wat.a r ^ _* „ .... n : .. , > --tit-.- m* : rv I iwliremnn was on hi* V4/>«fuin „„„ , _ ... . . ence Anglese was general chairman of! on Route 14 from Barrineton on to the avojd thefts from farms near Libertyville ^ Mr. and 1 the carnival, and ladies of the parish Wisconsin line, the traffic death to head-on collision, Miss Dor-1 cycle policeman, was on his vacation. N othy Archibald of Chicago chose the j Att>. Russell Allen, who, with Atty. lti lesser of two evils and hit the rear. Vernon Knox, represented McDermott, rants charging and Mundelein. Approximately" 200 family also *^dr^®ation ra "^/^ed the various committees | on this route will continue to mount chickens were taken from each of the McHenry at this time. With the **" i M McGee, Mrs. George each year. The condition of the shout-1 0f gjegler's car. He swerved from t:ie | immediately cited a passage from law cnicKtrns c __ _ A. , ... V -11 v.a.tnrs »» were mrs. r_ ii._ u:„k.uo<ra 1,0= «1«n • * * * k:« which grants a defendant the privilege As McDermott, thi Iready been under Justice Krause dis! these friendly Hoosiers issed the case. MEn(foert!nto revive two-year-old WB-jhS. ^h 'w'mmer for . number of liam Pitrce after he had fallen into a years. fatal accidents occurred in Rockford nearly demolished. ' and three outside the city. July mark- 1 _ ed the first month this year that Win-1 ALUMNI DANCE WILL BE 3-YEAR-OLD McHENRY MY STRUCK BY CAE stock watering tank on the farm home j _ A SUNDAY AFTERNOON nebago county, most populous in the of his Darents. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. LOCAL BAJllJ JrleA.aD 1 area, had the largest number of auto Pierce, near Walworth last Mondayi yy DUNDEE WEDNESDAY1 Richard Stratton, 8-year-old son of fatalities. l . I -n,. Allimni A,s«i»tion of the Mcfailed. The youngster fell into the (Mr and Mrs. Ivan Stratton of this McHenry and Stephenson counties The Alumni Assocmtion I the Mc 7 1 IM in a serious condition in the ^ Illinois and Green coun:y in Wis- Henry Community High school has HELD AT NELL'S AUG. 16 tank while at play and when his par- j Thft McHenry Community btfnd, city, is f.'st aid, they rushed the child Harvard Community hospital. The ents were unable to get results with comp0sed of twenty-f\ve fine musi-i Woodstock Community hospital, suf- consin wer- second 0jnthe list with, made plans for^ a^dance^be^heW t° t"6 Cjan5f presented a concert ^ in Wtaco,,i,in 0,w, w^" h'-ve ^'the cor„wy^ ^ •clock W-J- afternoon when he -a. stmck b, an oele_and Whiteaide auntie, i» !«•««• 1940 LICENSES WILL BE CREAM AMD BROWN Illinois cars will sport license plates of brown with cream numerals in 1940, John Nash, head of the state automobile license department announced recently, after awarding the Charlie Straight and his orchestra, contract for new plates to the Nationwas used for an hour at the hospital."® , . . d' j directs the band a short distance east from its inter- fatality each w.i't.Ih ou.t result IT Ul u" • ... I .. •, 1 r> .t.aot IK this Klfo TU« Uin.knr EXTEND TIME view has passed a resolution, extending the time for filing complaints to August 20, after which time no more An opossum is reported to be doing complaints will be received. as rat catcher at the Jail in ^ * Belleville, 111. I Mrs Catherine Kilford, 60. of New ------ > , | York City, pulled a man passenger Frau Hedwig Ansitz of Vienna iostj out of a subway seat hehad "grabaixty- two pounds in a fast which last- ! bed" and ordered him to get off the •d for thirty-six days. . (car. and ° orchestra organizations of the j section with Green street, in this Dundeehigh and grade schools. The lad darted across the street Theodore Eichler, Jr., leader of the] ran ^V.^L^Cr^ The McHenry County Board of He- DundeT community band, announced! son of Chicago. Larson Plcl"^ Boone, three; Winnetego, ^ exchaT^ proB?am to' be he.d in ?oung.ter from th._p.».«~.^nd took 05,,. twj ^Lee. ^..CarroU.^wo, McHenry, Thursday evening, August 17. Another popular instrumental group in our city is the Little German Band, which will play at the Johnsburg carnival this weekend, under the capable direction of H. J. Schaffer. Bobber Stamps at The Plaindealar , is"city"j '"-The highway death toll for each of j dens, Chez'Paree and numerous Chi-j The "Illinois i940"' wffl b^' jet and' the thirteen counties for the year to cago hotels, will furnish music for low the numerals instead of ab»*»f* the affair. A special singer, Judy Tal-1on this years licenses. bott, who is heard every .Wednesday evening at 9:30 o'clock over station WGN, will appear with the orchestra. Everyone ia cordially ipv^ed to attend. him to a local physician's office for Stephenson, five; Whiteside, five; Def.- st aid and then rushed him to the Kalb, five; Jo Daviess, one; McHenhospital. A subsequent examination iy> eighteen; Rock, nineteen; Green, disclosed the boy to be suffering from! three; LaFayette, none. lacerations about the face, several broken ribs and a probable skull frac- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Diedrich, and ture I daughters, Vendelena and Mrs. Alex The driver of the car was not held Adams, and the latte.r's son, Bobby, as the accident was unavoidable. visited in Chicago Wednesday. Alvin Fletcher of Quillayute. Wish., traveled fifty-two miles a day, 1»0 days a year, to get to high school and win his diploma. Instead of being thanked for Ms Firecrackers ***** T*** good deed, August Manza of Indiana j years old were » ° exwlo i- Harbor, Ind, was robbed of $45 and Cottonwood Falls. tow^hW t M». te llMri i«witk louder than J^e m^4- a thug ' ern fif^racketa «a^ ' ?