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3P$*38HF WW i! f 11J -1" i ".' rt £ • I * n ^ * -*-,t • _Y ..';' ursdav. January 25,1940 rw«* Wri. %fV - <7^ ¥1 ft#** * "->V "* ,-?T > '£ » "" v Sf- V ZION MISSION AID _ The Zion Mission Aid Society meeting this Thursday afternoon with zj: -Mt*> F- C. Feltz on Waukegaa street. 1 fy . ' * " ] " • '"' 1 ••;•-• • ,-•- \; ••. CHRISTENING +W little son tof Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Dowe, born January 8, was baptized Gerald Henry at St. Mary's church Sunday morning, Rev. Paul Tuchlinsky officiating:. The sponsors were Julia Shetterly of Ohio, with Mary Kinsala as proxy, and Jacob Buss of Chicfago. 57TH ANNIVER^A RY Mr. and Mrsaffc^ ft Mortensen of Woodstock celeWwbPd their fifty-seventh wedding aiBfivorsary Sunday afternoon and eveninsr at their home on Dean street, They were married on January 22, over half a century ago. A large /family gathering was on hand to wish, them good , health and happiness. Mr. Mortensen. who is 86 years old, never misses a day that he does not make at least one trip down town, and his good wife, who is 76, is able 'jfetbdo a good share ofherhousework. C. D. OF A. Court Joyce Kilmer. No. 573. Catholic Daughters of America, held the third party of the card tournament at their social meeting last Thursday evening. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Anna Howard and Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson in pinochle. Miss Carolyn Bauer took the award in bridge and Mrs. Lillian Bolger in five hundred. The committee served refreshments. On Thursday evening, February 1. the fourth and last tournament card party will be held in the K. C. hall. • • • « SURPRISE PARTY A gathering of friends pleasantly surprised Mrs. Martin Conway last Wednesday evening, January 17, in honor of her birthday anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Conway. At the close of a very enjoyable evening - spent at visiting, a* lovely lunch was served. The honoree received many beautiful gifts. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith and son. Dennis, of*Beloit; Mrs. E. C. Holle of Oak Park; Mrs. Conway Knox and Tex Steams of Crystal Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cairns and son, Gregory, Martin •ad Harry Conway of McHenry. and Mrs. John Whalen and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Adams and son, Vera, Margaret, Clarabelle and Leo Adams and Walter Pendergast of Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. James Con-vay and Mi ss Helen Lowrence of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Adams were married January 26, in St. Patrick's church by Father Berthold just twentjMive years ago. • • • CHRISTENING " Patricia Ann, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Blake which was born January 1, was christened at St. Mary's church Sunday morning by Rev. Paul Tuchlinsky. Harvey E. Nye and Mrs. Margaret E., Conley were sponsors, with Earl Copley as proxy for Mr. Nye. ^ BIRTHDAY PARTY A group of friends gathered at the George Oeffling home Saturday evening, January 13, in honor of Mrs. Oefflin «r's birthday. They presented her SEEK TO PLACE THOS. A. BOLGER IN SENATE RACE ARE THEY TRYING TO / SIDETRACK HIM? "The Democratic Record," Lake county's Democratic bi-monthly political newspaper plainly indicated that the rank and file of the Democratic party in Lake county would like to sidetrack Representative Thomas A. Bolger from running for re-election to the legislature and get him into the race fur state senator from the Eighth district. Although Lake county Democrats have urged the McHenry legislator to run for the senate, it appears that he will not accede to their wishes. Rep. Bolger announced himself last week as a candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives from this district. No sooner had this announcement , . .,x , , been made, than a prospective Lake with many iovely gifts and then spent county candidate for the house stated, the remainder of the evening playing, „Dr Bosworth, chairman of the Lake cards, dancing and singing. A deli- county Democratjc committee, pledged PAULINE HERDRIOH* . AND VEWOENT ADAMS NUPTIALS SATURDAY MR. (Photo by Worwick) AND MRS. JOHN CRISTY SILVER WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. George Adams were honored by a number of friends Sunday evening at a surprise party given by their daughter, Mrs. John Whalen, honoring their twenty-fifth anniversary of married life. About fifty persons gathered at the Legion hall for a pot-luck supper and an evening spent at cards, a prize being awarded to each table. Mr. and Mrs. Adams received many lovely gifts. The out of town guests were Mr. Gas Gas All lime a»echn n«*..; > fb FaV(i 1I, ecr ou'l dn't e'5aats o orn s leepa. toOma-i evei) seemed to press on my heart. Adle- „ °"Kht 1 lrle q<"ck relief. Now, I eat ™w i <h. s~l e ep fine, ~n ever f"e lt better." ADLERI K A THOMAS P, BOLGER, Druggist • Yes, we admit it. This is a busy store. Our volume is large. But this, we submit, is an adaed insurance to you who have a prescription to be filled. Because we fill a great many prescriptions we can afford to employ {killed registered pharmacists. We maintain complete stocks of rare and little-used medicaments. Thus all prescriptions • are filled without substitutions or alterations. Moreover, this large volume assures low overhead and a resulting fair price. Bolger's Drug Store Phone 40 Green Street cious lunch topped off the evening. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs William Oeffling, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Guyser and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oeffling and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guzzardo and family, Mr. and Joe Huff and family, Mr. and Mrs Alfred Oeffling and familv, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Guyser, Mr. and Mrs. John Stilling, Clarence Stilline. Rosemary Hettermann. Paul Huff, Ray Campbell and Bill Ribholz. * * * R. N. A. INSTALLATION The officers elect of Fox River Valley Camp, R. N. A., were installed into office Saturday evening, January 20. Mrs. Mabel Johnson wafe the In-. himself to work for the nomination of two candidates in the April primaries instead of just one, which has heen the practice of the Democratic organization of late years." The "Democratic Record" states that if Rep. Bolger opposes the plan to nominate two Democrats, Chairman Bosworth will use his efforts and that of the Lake county organization to defeat Bolger. Bolger Best Qualified Einar Sorenson and other Dem< cratic leaders in Lake county, accorci ing to the "Democratic Record," cor> tend Bolger is the best qualified and able to defeat the Republican nomine for the senate. . „. ,, T x With two candidates running fo» stalling Officer; Mrs Came Justen, thp legislature and one for the senate I Ceremonia Marshall; Miss Clara Stof-1 in the fal, e,ecti Democratic lead., falling Chancellor, and Mrs. | erg of Lflke CQUnt b e l i e v t > h D j Miss Beulah Hess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hess of Hebron, became the bride of Mr. John E. Cristy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cristy, Sr., of Ringwood, Wednesday evening, January 17, in the Methodist parsonage at Greenwood, Rev. L. J. Mc- Kelvey officiating. Miss Dora Anderson and Kenneth Cristy, Jr., both of Ringwood, were their attendants at the eight o'clock wedding. After the ceremony Mrs. McKelvey served a wedding luncheon. ; Gretta Goodell, Installing Musician. The new officers are: Oracle, Mrs. Elizabeth Schoewer; Vice-Oracle. Mrs. i Susan Olson; Past Oracle, Mrs. Mary j state tickets ocratic vote would be increased because of the interest this fight would create and also aid the national and Freund; Chancellor, Miss Clara Stoffel; Recorder, Mrs. Alice Lindsay; Receiver, Mrs. Etta Wattles; Marshall, Mrs. Cora fiassett; Assistant Marshall, Mrs. Gertrude /Thurlwell; Inner Sentinel, Mrs. Caroline Schiessle; Outer Sentinel, Mrsl Mabel John- This Lake countv Democratic paper says there i« still hope that arrangements can be made between Bolder and the organization of Lake county to have him run for the senate and to nominate two young men for the legislature so that the party's interests (Photo by Worwick) VINCENT ADAMS • ife Genuine Horn1 PWORK PHOES 2 Value $4.50 $2.98 POPPSSHOESTOIF Main Street West McHenry X USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR QUICK RESULT8 son; Manager, Mrs. Pearl Peterson;. be best served Physician, Dr. C. W Klontz; Musi-j The ^eral oninion among, Repubcian, Miss Lena Stoffel; Faith, Mrs. | ]jcan leaders of the district is that the Carrie ^Justenj Courage, JMrs- ^Lela, Democratic iryanization is just tryin p" to nush Bolcar out of the picture. With Boone, McHenry and Lake counties showine increased Republican strength in 1938, it is easy, to believe that with Ricjiard .T. Lvons heading the Republican ticket for governor, there isn't the slightest chance for a Howard; Modesty, Mrs. Ella New man; Unselfishness, Mrs. Gretta Goodell; Endurance, Mrs. Manda Brown"; Flag Bearer, Mrs. Carrie Ensign. A short program followed, during which time Miss Adele Froehlich sang a few solos and Amy Harrison and, Democratic candidal for state sen- Shirley Neal each gave a reading, i ator to be successful next fall. . Refreshments were served at the h Favor Three Nominations ' close of the meeting. There isn't any question but what • • • GRAYSLAKE WEDDING Miss Mary E. Martin, daughter of one Democrat in the primaries. This Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Martin of j assures all three of election in the GraySlake, former McHenry residents, I fall regardless of how the vote on was married last Thursday morning, other offices; goes. January 18, to Mr. Laurence! H. Fish, #here is also a possibility that if son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fish, also of Grayslake. The Rev. Roger T. Jones performed the ceremony. the Bolger supporters like the idea of ] and flowers, and - especially for the the nomination of two Republicans and sincere sympathy which was soch a consolation during our recent bereavement. \ MRS. CORA BASSETT. MR. and MRS. LISLE BASSETT, MR. and MRS. HENRY VOGEL, MRS. JENNIE BASSETT. 35 Miss Pauline Herdrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Herdrich of McHenry, in a trailing gown of White satin trimmed with lace, became thr? bride of Mr. Vincent Adams, s^n of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Adams, also of McHenry, at St. Mary's church, Saturday morning, January 20, Rev. Paul Tuchlinsky, officiating. The groom is locally famous as beig six of the "Twelve Feet of Harmony." His brother, Clem, the other six feet concerned, assisted as best man. The pair has appeared over radio networks at various times and are well-known as local entertainers. Assisting the bride, Hilda Herdrich,1 lister of the bride, wore a princess j styled gown of rose satin with a qtiilt-' , ed jacket. She carried pink roses | AEFER jThe bride's boupuet was composed of I Miss Bernice Peterson, daughter of , white roses; the tiara of her long net j Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Peterson of Mc- vjail- was studded with pearls. j Henery, and Mr. Roy Schaefer, son' The wedding breakfast was held at of Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Schaefer of the" bride's horp^ for the bridal partv. Johnsburg, were united in1 marriage ; Dinner and were oer^pd to 125 at St. Patrick's church, 9:3(T Wednes-; ""^sts at St. John's hall, Johnsburg. day morning, January 17, with Rev. j The bride and groom graciously re- William O'Rourke officiating: A com-' "o,ved their multitude of friends who plete account of the wedding appear-! came to wish them success and cone< f in the last issue of The Plafttdealer. | grmtulations. Mr. Adams is emnloved by Sylvester Tonyan, enpagir^ in landscaping and similar work. The ^bnde is employed at the Earls Cafe in thf* city. They are making their home in West MtHenry. Worwick MR. AND MRS i:<»' Card- of Thanks |n this manner we wish to thahk our multitude of friends, relatives and neighbors for their assistance, cards the Democrats decide to nominate two in the primary for the legislature the Republicans will go them one better Given in marriage by her father, I and nominate three. It isn't at all the bride wore light blue crepe with | impossible for the Republicans to elect a blue feather toque, and long blue three members to the legislature from gloves, and carried a white purse. Her, this district next fall. maid of honor, Catherine I. Martin, All of the Democratic information wore gray with navy blue accessories, in this story comes from the column® with violets and gardenias. Ralph J. 0f this Lake county Democratic paper Wallace was best man The Martin home was the scene of a reception to one hundred and fifty guests. The mothers of both bride and groom wore corsages of carnations. After a motor trip through the south, the couple will take up housekeeping a't Grayslake. The bride is a <rraduate of Warren Township High school, and is secretary to the vicenresident in charge of operation at the Fanstael Metallurgical corporation. The groom was also graduated from Warren Township High school. Among those from McHenry who attended the reception at the*Marwhich has for its editor, Joseph Jadrich of North Chicago and is published by Jack Bairstow of Wautegan. CARD OF THA We wish to take this opportunity of expressing our sincere appreciation for the sympathy received this week during our bereavement and for the flowers received from the Riverside Drive business man and* the Riverside Miss Alice Ann Ryan entertained Drive card ctab. her mother and sister of fchieago crist A. E. KOWALSKE. the weekend. MRS. EVA GUINTO. -ICE CREAMS This Week Only 1. BRICK ICE CREAM ENGLISH TOFFEE • LEMON ICE CREAM* ^ AND BLACK RASPBERRY Tarty, crunchy, English Toffee, pleasingly tart: Leases Ice Cream, Black Raspberry Ice Cream with the distinctive true berry flavor. A dandy Luick flavor triol 2. IN THE BULK FUDOE RO YALE The sensational new Luick Ice Cream. A of Vanilla and a Rich Creamy Fudge Ice Cream. Something that was never made before. Take home a pail and treat the family, or corne ls-find try a dish topped with your favorite flavor! 3. YOUR LAST CHANCE! To Secure One of Those Fine v PINEAPPLE PIES IN THE FREE GLA$~' - BAKE PLATE • The new combination that was never before offered. Get yours now. Absolutely, THE LAJBT WEEK OF THIS OFFLR! ! --------- ' '7 ~ • i •. "/nomma* THE M£HENRY DRUGGIST Ms HENRY*ILLINOIS* .V'VT* h, , \ CARD PARTY" AND DANCE A card party and dance will be held at the Volo School Friday, February 2. Lunch and prises . Hike Smith% orchestra. i ALTAR AND ROSART SOCIETY The Altar and Rosary society of Sli Patrick's church held their annua! election of officers in the Chapel erf the Sacred Heart Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Reports of the w^rk , accomplished during the year were tin home were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence read by the officers. The newlv elect- Martin, Arthur Martin, Mr. and Mrs. * -- " John Phalin, Mrs. Eleanor Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox, Mrs. Eleanor Nye, Mrs. E. R. Sutton and Miss Genevieve Knox. PRESCRIPTIONS Home Killed Pork FRIDAY AND SATURDAY --Fork Loin Roast, lb. * Pork Butts, home style, lb. 144 Pork Shoulder Roast, lb. 13 4 Fresh Side Pork, lb 154 Spare Ribs, lb. ; Home Smoked Bacon Squares, lb. Home Smoked Bacon, half or whole slab, lb. %S it Perk Liver, lb. 104 . Fancy Steer Short Ribs 'v of Beef, lb. ^ ' Home Rendered Pure Lard, 5 lbs. 434 Extra Special Home-made Fresh Liver Sausage, tt> 154 REGNRR'S ••Market C. O. F. ANNUAL FEAST The St. Mary Court Catholic Order of Foresters will hold their annual Feast on Monday, February 5rat the Bridge Ballroom. From all indications this will prove to be the biggest event in the annals ed officers are: Mrs. John A. Bolger, president; Mrs. Wallace Dobyns, vice»» president; Mrs. Clarence Angles*, secretary; Mrs. A. J. Wirtz, treasurer. After the meeting a social hour was enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Rax McGee, the past president. P.-T. A. PUBLIC CARD PARTY The Parent-Teacher association of St. Mary - St. Patrick school is spon sorinc a oublic card party in the . „ , _ , , . school hall Sunday evening, January of St. Mary s Court history The com-1 28. at 8 p. m. Those who attend will mittee in charge of the dance and | enjoy an evening of progressive card Feast is planning on a larger crowd, playing. The mothers of the first than ever before. pupji8 w;il be hostesses, headed Committees have been appointed by Mrs. George J. Fremid and Mr*, and everyone on the committee, is out I John A. Bolger. to do his bit to show you a real good Itime. . The following members mc on the committee: Chairmen--Nick Weingart, Ale* Justen. Tickets--Jacob Freund, Nick Weingart. Refreshments -- Frank Weingart, Leo Blake. Richard Williams, James Weiser, Charles Weingart, Alfred Weingart, Edgar Landglen, Gerald Miller, Gus Freund, Herb Simon, Andy Ravmaker. Baupr, To*v Blake, Harold J. Miller, P«;ter A. Freund, Vernon Freund. Lunch--Mrs. Joe May, chairman; Mrs. Ben Bauer, Mrs. Alex Justen, Mrs. Leo Blake, J^rs. Anton Blake, One resolution it's late Tht mtdtl illtutrattd is tkt Buick SUPER, modt! 51 ftur-door touring sedan $1109 deliutred at Flint, Mich. White sidewal! tiret •far CHRISTENING The little, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ale* Adams was baptized Norbert Ale* at St. John's church, Johnsburg, Sunday by the Rev. A. Neidert. Sponsors weye Jacob Adams and Mrs. Jacob Diedrich. m m m EAST RIVER ROAD PINOCHLE The East River Road Pinochle club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Geortre Ju«ten. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. George ("Moss, M'"*. C. E. Smith, and Mrs. Ed Sutton. The hostess served a lovely lunch to her guests. The next meeting will be witfi Mrs. E. Shoemaker in two weeks. ' AlT" Fha"nen®ti11' „ , - ADAMS AND FREUND PARTY Vp^ntlr eer aBd Adams and Preund- co-nartners of Hall-Wm H th®Ir imP,ement shoP ™ Pearl street, T^nlpn^iH* and John were hosts in sponsoring free movies, PhannenstilL lunch and entertainment in the K C Tickets--26c per person including | hall Monday evening; everyone was luncrj. ^ | welcome. The guest* gazed on a dis- , ^ c°rd,al 'nvJtatJon is extended to play cf their McCormick - Bering both the men and lady Foresters of' power farming. * * Johnsburg and adjoining courts, also - " to the lady Foresters of McHenry, and all members of St. Mary's Court Mis? Beatrice Lane of Joliet was Ikweekend fuest of Miss Helen Stevens. NO matter what's happened to the rest of those first-of-theyear vows, there's still time to resolve to have yourself some fun this year with that power-packed, sure-fire pleasure producer--a sightly, sprightly', roadwise 1940. Buick. 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