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- y, *: / ;• ^ :-.-k < • y > %~v^^y-^t( * - ^^ ;SY *• .-** w __ < •- ••"".? -^;„i v ! v-> ft .••-!'• "rr-s; " ';>; " - V.** '^'A y/*>;*&&*>. *vh * AT j ' ' *- ""<•-*-•.) J*" • - * ••'«*?" i }"•*•-* • * > .> *- f" \ I .. ' *,"t' ^ S»"** *<*(«•-j^-V /WS 44»M •>-» » * *» * • :>'-V A > < ? * + * * " • < ' * '•» *> **t ~i - -v ', *Ar'*••.. " <*- * •?> , I! ^ <*y*4* f* wfryi uw*"^ J *J j , ^ .,?<^ : "^ Volume 68 McHENRY, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1943 No. 21 NEW GAS GUT CAR SOLDIER IN ENOLAND A CARD HOLDERS HAVE -;'"'.%^ - LAST LAUGH :.;.\ --v Ga# 'fetation attendants reported: » mild run last Thursday night by; motorists to ;fiil up their tanks with ; gasoline before the new gas- rationing^ order cutting- B and C coupons went into effect on Friday, Oct. 1. ^ ; Many, thinking the reduction affect-j -ed.-A coupons also, turned in many of ] these notwithstanding attendants' attempt to inform them that A coupons' still were qrr>od for three gallons. Some motorists, however, insisted "the reduction would eventually affect A coupons and were determined to ret their three gallons for each A his induction into the army had recoupon. Only a few minor complaints sided for the past few yea"rs in Wood tew* RICHARD HCDONALD FORTY-SIX LISTED IN ... NEW CALLS ONLY ONE FROM HERE ;' INCLUDED - : • Board -One took ele ven the registration "Mst during the past rweek, jinogt „of .them being former r residents pf the jppunty, Those #ho; will enter the army in fhe near fy-i ; ture are: •••.-' "'Y^-v--•'* *: j .LLOYD . E. ftARKEX,* Shell ttock, I "Iawp. Formerly of Richmond. (Vol). ! RAYMOND H Al'BRY^ Moji.ne. Formerly Marengo. ":J' DANIEL L. PEARSON, Mullen. Idaho. Formerly Hebron,! , . IRWIN'W. EHLMAN, Deliver. Col. A' former McHenry bov, who until j formerly Marengo. GLEN S. SPOONFR. Hebron; ... ... WILLIAM B. SULLIVAN,'Chicago. were said to have been received <on stock, is Richard McDonald, son of 'formerly of Mareng'^. the new order. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDonald, and GEORGE R. VOGEL, Elkhorn, W,is. Motorists in McHenry and the rest grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Linus New- ;• Formerly Solon Mills. of the nation east of the Rdc*kies mon of this city. Richard, a machi- KEITH M. GRAY. _ Hi-rlpn*; Calif, holding B and C gasoline books were nist, is now 21 years old and has| Formerly of Marengo. do^Ti to their slimmest rations of .the been in the army six months. He BERNARD K ANTHONY, Elgin, war this week following a reduction has been out of the country about two Formerly of Marengo. . . . . . . . . _ . • . ; • • • T \ r i f n t i / x r 'In'individual coupon value effective at months, 12:01 a.m. Friday. In the east, however, value of A coupons was increased from one and • half gallons to two gallons. The readjustment signalled completion of the OPA and price administration for war program to equalize rationing from the Rockies to the.At* lantic coast. «• : It also opened a campaign to ""squeeze-the water" out of- supplementary B and C rations without de* priving anyone of absolutely essen • tial gasoline. Major Complaint A major complaint, especially In the east during the late ban on plea- * »ure driving, has been that A card motorists have been penalized unduly because df overly-liberal allowances to tho*e using cars for occupation* ! driving. ; The OPA action was regarded a# NEWS ABOUT OUR SERVICEMEN Recent address changes include! Clarence Freund from Miami Beach, Fla., to Syracuse. New York; Albert,1 Boehlke from New ! - Orleans, La., to I New York City;! Richard F rett from Fort Lewis, W a s h . , t o S a n i Francisco, Calif.; i Harold Reemer . from G u 1 f p o r t i Field, Miss., to' Fort Collins, "Colo.; j Eugene J. necessary to ?pre»d <k« imdiM S»P" from Tamp, Fl... wllui-bo"',"s' fly more _ OPA said gaso- c„.oli„, UR . „,.t[,rmanl, f,,,,,, Ime consumption in the mid-west and „ rn . has been about 75,000 rels a day over allotments. Si. ,., , M^ 'v J"" In cases where the reduction thre» ' . ul" ' ^lc t^en s r. « .h ardshiJp- , readIj.u .s tme„njts Woodward, oOtkTl'a .; »R iclh ardj Freun^d ;^ of supplementary rations will be made fnm ^ & q{ HutcM Kas..| acordmg to officials. Such apph- Richard Toleson t<> ^ j ca7.n ts a,s will aVptp1 ly fo.r ad- ditional pas- Ev- JT Gn au®d. en f-r om Hutchi, nson. • Kas., ?Zi Ch'i-ti'T""- 'Tach request for extra Eas will be ^^Ord"'^!*™ f camp Ciborne. Ws already bo.rd f» , Consi» era ion. v River, N Carolina; Robert • Weidemah ' ! 117 . °f Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; R. J. Infantile Paralysis Victim Fowles of San Francisco. Calif.; Rob DARW IN M. EHORN, Woodstock, i , Formerly Richmond. , GLEN R. GLOS, McHeni y. Selective Service Board Two • re- : leased the names of thirty-five to, be called up for service. Seven of the group are volunteers. These men- will leave some time in October. No Me < Henry mem are listed. BOARD TWO Woodstock IVY R. JOLLY PETER W. SNYDER GLENN A. RUSSIE (Vol.) JOHN A. ADAMS JOHN A. RAINSFORD (Vol.) ROBERT J. STOCKTON GEN EE. DESCOTE.VU NILS K. SOMA (Vol) CARL W. B. YOUNG ROBERT M. GILLIS ROBERT J. LEE JOHN B. SOWERS Crystal Lake JOSEPH P. HARKNIS (Vol) MARSHALL F. HAYES RUSSELL J. C. TIPPS LAWRENCE W. PINNOW CARVER S. PENWELL ALFRED C. BENKSTEIN * Fox River Grove ELMER D KUCHERA (Vol.) NICHOLAS A. SCHAEFER JOSEPH J. VARHANIK . Union CARL W DAHLKE (V5©J,^v Hunt lev JESSE J. Hl'BER v RONALD J. STADING Algonquin' *ROBERT T. SIMON'INI HAROLD F. MEYER LEONARD C. POl.TROCK ' ' fit Kl'l* DREXEN D. DUREN, (Julfpon j TKc McHenry Plaindealer Your Help 3 : Reported as Much Improved ei t EinspHt of San Diego; George Ml*t:DKTru VT r_,. ,T v, . _____ Ppmrening of San Francisco, and V ERNER R. YLITALO, New \ork. Laurel G. Dowell of New York FRANK J. ZENGER, San Diego, Joyce Schmidtke, a victim of infan- ... , Calif. fiie niaialvsis. was removed from an iron lung in St. Therese hospital, Wau- „ ' .1^ Miller, son pf Mr. and Mrs. kegan. last week after <even weeks ^1 Miller of Riverside Drive, is conspent in the artificial respirator. It nned to a New York ^ospi,tal with a is reported that she is improving and .'heart ailment. Friends wish him * that there are good chances of the re- "P^edy recovery. covery of the Spring Grove girl. . „ • , , The many friends of Miss Schmid- - Richard Doherty of Woodward, tke are rejoicing over the good news. °kla > bas recently beerr made a pri- Qgjlghter of, Mr. and Mrs. Herman vate first class. Schmidtke, she entered the hospital . on Julv 30 and on August 5 was placed . We^have received word that Tech. in the'iron lung. She observed her s*t Robert Winke! has been awarded sixteenth birthday on Sept. 17. Joyce a/ood conduct medal. He was one out is a iunior in the Richmond high ®f five In h»s regiment awarded this school honor. The medal is given for exem- Mis« Schmidtke is to be the bene- Plal'>' behavior, efficiency and fidelity ficiarv of a fund being raised by her "vt'« G"e .vf®'" of continuous, active, hieh school classmates. Climaxing the military, service while the campaign will be a benefit dance on United States Oct. 9 at the Richmond hall. Members of her class are now selling tickets and soliciting contributions. RAYMOND C. CISCO, Terra Haute, Indiana. BERDELL O. HANSEN, Elgin. (Vol.) • . :vv ROBERT G>^ELLOG& Wert Chi-'; cago. (Vol.) JOHN J. ZAMECNIK, VrbsLtwr Births was at war. We are glad to see Pfc. Warren Jones home on furolugh from Sey- A- general appeal is now "being made mour Johnson Field. N Carolina. Also to all who are interested to give to hear that George Frisby of Fort Benthis causA Contributions may be sent n,n^' • **' l* bome. !, .A" 'R i t^re8t'nK t >>incidence for the to the^Sunior Class, Richmond High • . _ V ^ Z >. , ,. .' b»rth co,umn has come to our atten- School, Richmnd, III. „Garlan^ ^tion this week; Bom within five Further infouyation may be obtained Woodstock, ore of the first WACs to hours of each other, yet on different by contacting Superintendent Fred H. ®et sail for foreign land, arrived home days, were babies, a boy and a girl, Gundewn telephone Richmond 4M. frpni °rth Africa the first o£ this to the two daughters of Mrs. Julia ^ - r.y-yreek. She will enter officers train- Kent of Chicago, a former McHenry ROTNOUR PLAVERS OPEN AT McHENRY TUESDAY OCT. iBg. She has been attached to general resident. On Sept. 16 a boy, Patrick Headquarters in Algiers for some Kent, was rrTur-n^'f^rn^r lvrai\ ^m®v Kent, now Mrs. Jack Buckie, and on Sept. 17 a girl, Merrilee Sue, was born to Mr, and Mrs. Bud Lipfoot, (Jane Kent). Patrick Kent has a sister. Lynne, to welcome him besides his parents. Mrs. Laura Kent and Jos. W; Freund of this city are the great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hitzeman of Chicago have announced the arrival of Everett Thompson, son of Mrs. " " j Flo.vd Thompson of Congress Park, There is good news and happy mo- formeriy of McHenry, received his ments for those who enjoy: the spoken and commission, as a second drama. The J. B„ Rotnour Plajeis lieutenant in the army air corps'at have made arrangements to appear Stuttgart Field, Ark., on Oct. 1. He at the High School Auditorium, Mc- js spending- a furlough at his home Henry, every Tuesday evening start- ^nd wiu report to the Billy Mitchell ing TXiei-day evening. Oct. 19. Field at Cudahy, W<is., on Oct. 12. Mr. For almost flirvo yeafs tho. McHonfy Plaindealer has beeiri sont ri^ulat ly i^KKFi ()F CHAH(iE to every man in the aitired .tore^s from this eonlintmlty, l>oth'"LnV this country aiui in u\\ parts of the world. With a small heiciunhif? the early part of IJHl tW Plaindealer has Iwon «ent l-'Itt^K to men in ^rvice in ever ih^reasi'n^•:t^iani>eifs,; fyofn w^p'k to until - at this time almtwi 4()0 copies ,are\mailed week from thi^ heWspaptM- office. '• >" f TIic lturden of t'his expense has not been borne by 'the Plaindealer itlone, but litis been shartnl through the eo-ojvration of SujK>iintendent of 'Kehools (\ II. Duker, who has done etTcciive ami much-appreciated, service in thf cause of lighteniiif? the 'burden' resting on the Plain dealer and staff, hy putting on programs, the net receipts going into a fund for sending the Plaindealer. lie has done'his work well.- His work wax a voluntary contribution to a cause in s^tiich be was 'deepl-v interested and the Plaindealer Expresses"-.'th.a-.tl.ks'-'for the help', he has given. ^But the time has come when no one man should he exjK»ctecl to Paltry Mich a burden albtie, that of providing the funds that are mx'cssaiy to nieet such an excuse. Sending 400 news]>apcrs, to all patls of the world is an exjH'nsive undertaking, and the Plftindealer believes that the ihh>j>1c of the Mclleitry.community are willing and able to contribute from their own purses toward this work liberally, without requiring either the publisher to bear the e\j>ensos~ttlone or any one citizen like Superintendent Dukerv.no matter how willing he may be, te carry it t\»r hiiu. ; •- Beginning with this . isnue • t^-"tt»ihd<»iite>' '--Tiiafeip" an api>eal to the pnblie to "contribute toward" a fund foi sending the Plaindealer""regularly FRKK to men ami women in service. This appeal goes to onr readers.at this time of the approaching holiday season, and we lio|>e iH'fore the Christmas season has passed that our people will have responded".to this appeal in a. cordial and sympathetic .manner.'. Include one or more Soldier and Sailor subscription?' in-.'.your' - Christmas gifts this year. The Plaindealer is like a Christmas gift each week to the man in service. These men .and women to whom the Plainde&ier is being sent each week are our people--literally our flesl aud blood. They have been called to defend our country on land and sea, hotii to the east of us and to the west. They are lighting our battles and shedding their blood, for our country. Just the last few weeks ws liave been ..contributing thousands of dollars for .the---pu.rchase ot War Bonds, now let us contribute a feW -more dollars - toward sending the McHenry PlairidealiKi; ^eir week Jo our sous and daughters in the service. . All (M)iiti ibutio)«s will be voluntary, and itiay be in such amounts as the individual -inay wish, from one dollar up. Subscriptions to those in the armed forces, no matter-what the a<ldress, whether to some camp in this e Individuals may pay for one or more subscriptions, as they please. ...^ ~ . ^ ^ Kill out the cotfj^n below and fir litilig in your conti ibutious at your convenience. 1 hereby contribute to the McHenry Plalndealer's Soldier^ Sailors Kui^d to help pay the expense of sending this newspajMM- to inen and women in all branches oft he armed forces of the U.S., no matter where they may be located. Please enter my contribution as follows: ....$1.00 ..,2.50 ... 5.00 7.50 .10.00 ( ) Monthly or part payment. ( ) 1 Subscription . .. ( ) :! Subscriptions ( ) ;!iSubscriptions '. .. ( ,} 4 ^nbs<'riptions .Please acknowledge receipt. It is understood that this money is to be used entirely as Jsiame .......i:.----- - St reet or Rural ftoute ^ Post Office . ; a contribution toward the cost and expense of sending llie McHenry Plaindealer to men and women from the *M,.Hennr^ U. S, militj over the world. OLD FRIENDS HEAR OF SUDDEN DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT RESIDENCE CHANGES PLAN FOR COURSE IN ENGINEERING DRAFTING HERE The University of Illinois, Division of University Extension, is interested in conducting a course in Engineering i Drafting in McHenry in co-operatior, j with the United States Office of Edu- |- i cation. v; "' - . v,- ; j '•! The course is one in the war train,-,! j ing program to provide college' lev^l f training in essential fields for both| , men and women whose effectiveness® , in the war effort can be, increased. | No ' college credit is given and j j there is ftb enrollment or tuition fee. • The" only expense to be met bv the ' studeiiits is the cost of the text* btiok | arid similar materials. Certificates1 I w;i.l]. be Awarded to those , students who complete a course satisfactorily. The course is designed to train men and women in the theory and practice of drafting in order that they may i take their places? in our war indus-' tries as junior draftsmen, tracers and junior designers. The prerequisite for; the course is high school graduation : or its equivalent, including two years; of mathematics. - Persons interested in the course ge-, in touch with Mr. Mclntyre at tlv high school or come to the high schoo' between 7:00 and 8:00 Montlay eve ning, October 18. , Hie course will take a total o ninety-six hours -- two nights pe week--three hours a night. WOUNDS RECEIVED WHILE IN ACTION TO SAILOR EUGENE WEIDEMAN v J DECLARED DEAD IS ; "Another, omlnoils telegram-. lik)fr dnly three others receive<i in McHcniy during the past two-years, arrived. Sunday afternoon at 5:30. telling of * » ; the/death of aiirther: local" servicem*!*^; '>' l:; The.: telegram * arrived at tjae : Harry.; ; ;! Fredricks home on Waukegan Street, casting a grim-shadow over the home '.. and its remainftig members of the ' family as well as over the entire cc»nimunity. The telegram rtsaJ as^ollows: "Eugene Michael Weideman, ® • petty officer radio man. second cl isa, died of wounds following action while in the performance of duty and in service ft his country. The MESSAGES FROM MEN IN SERVICE EUGENE M. WEIDEMAN D*ar llr^/Mosfeer':. * ' "I aim sorry I havent' wxjtteu to yo\ ' tK'fore this to thank you for the Mc Henry Plaindcalei They sure put me* in a; place where1 it is hot. I would sure like to be in . good old McHenry. |,be interred in allied territory outskte I a in feeling fine, the continental limits of the United although I have States pending cessation of hostililost a little weight ties. Further information will be forbut I guess I will warded." get that back It was known that he was aboard again- ! ship but the exact location and the Well, Mose, I type of ship were not divulged. He guess I will clow was last heard from the day before •for now. Say hello to the gang in thej Mother's Day this year when he tele- Plaindealer for me. Tell Paul Albert phoned his mother from New York, to get busy and get that paper out. At the time he said he would soon be because I am waiting for it. Also sailing and would be gone for four tell Earl Walsh to put in the bowling months. 0 Although that period of scores so I can see what I have to beat when I come home. Thanking you again for the Plftinilealei;, 1 am Yours truly, PVT. HERMAN R. KREUTZER, time was up a few weeks ago, further word was never received and is thought that he never returned ii this country. i The exact date of his death wm ' not given in the telegram but that ut- Fort Riley,- Kanaaa-1 formation will no doubt follow along with other details. Eugene enlisted fte&r Mr. Mosher and Staff: . ; in March, 1941. Whether or not he Just h brief message to once again lived to observe his twenty-second thank you for the weekly remittance birthday anniversary on Sept 21 is a of the McHenry Plaindealer. Through question, the answer of which will be the past nineteen months its ever eagerly awaited by everyone. presence has been most consoling and Attended Navy Schools ^ ^assuring. V - • * iHe attended the Kestone navy Abput two and one-half weeks ago, school at Bedford Springs, Pa., and approximately 100 of us fellows fr®nr-«4ater was stationed at Norothi the 396th bomber Squadron received j Heights. Conn. He left the countrjr ,our transfer orders. From this group t last November and was able to coftj of men new commands will eventually tact home folks few \imes since theii. be formed. At the present time, wej A graduate of the McHenry Comare awaiting further instructions to; munity high school in 1939, our daundergo processing and another advanced physical examination. parted serviceman was a popular young man in the community, always Mrs. Carl Patzke and famiy moved last weekend from the B. J. Adams house at the end of Fourth street to Many old friends in McHenry were i the lower flat in the M. E. parsonage This attraction is well known to and Mrs. Robert Thompson and the I • n,' „Vt McHenry. folks, having appeared here former's mother. Mrs. William Van 1'1 I £ *!° * .for many years in the past with Flora N^tta. of Crystal Lake visited DeVoss and Little Ruby. Mr. Rot- ^wmpson home Sunday. • Kosannci i\ye ox tnis city, rne ouze- ^ a., «..«««. nf carea win ne Dy pour's show is one of the very few" road shows that lias stood the test of time, retai ning a few days-ago after a IPecord-breaking season in the north will be held in the Legion park on , _ . . *» . , and comes to McHenrv with a cast Sunday Oct 17 Plan on Wing on ^egan' Sunday. Mrs. Cermak is Mrs. Wiswall was preceded in death ®ay'where they will act as caretakers of flesh and blood players, presenting hand at this impressive event; the Sormer Ven^ ^»u*hter by her husband, Almy Evans Wiswall,: fpr the Romeiser family, The place a series? of comedy dramas that have , " . :--:--^ of the Ed. P^nmar*s of this city. and two children* Austin and Eliza- ^bey vacated will be tenanted by the been especially selected to please the ^ NOTICE Mr. and 'Mrs: Jack Leonard of Ring- beth. 'Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. ^°y Schaefer family, who moved from entire family. r •>. , Another car of Red ^Tiver Ohio wood announce the arrival of a baby Mary Stoffel and Mrs. Christina; Riverside Drive. Mr. Eontour says the plays are potatoes on track in McHenry this boy. born at the Woodstock hospital Dowe, and three brothers, John,. The Watson family moved last yeek in the Lou' is the <la"?hter of the ^ormer saddened on Wednesday of this week on Main street. The place they va- Rosalind Nye of this city. The Hitze- hear of the sudden passing of cated wifJ be occupied by a pwrty mans have-three sons. • , „ .... j . ^ from Chicago who purchased it re- HONOR ROLI DEDK'lflflV A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.; Elizabeth Buss W.s^all, a resident of ^ntiy. T>Siea?A« ^ th'; lfZ R«H Charles Cermak of Loon Lake. An- McHenry many years ago. . She died Mr. and Mrs. John Shosanski have tioch. at St! Therese hospital, Wau- at her home in Chicago. -moved from Elgin road to Pistakee Our entire unit encountered a rather industrious and possessed of quality rigid experience last Thursday, Fri- unusual for one still in his teens, day and Saturday. Around 1 o'clock t With such fine qualities--courage a«4 Thursday morning an emergency call strength of character much in evlwas sent to Hammer Field for a con-,dence--Eugene was the type of sertingent of volunteers to assist in bat- > viceman needed by Uncle Sam dta^j tling a forest fire at Sequoia National! ing the past two years of grim w*j0: • Park. Most of our group volunteered fare. Like thousands of other coui? for the duty. Our section stayed there ageous boys the world over he did n$t for sixty-five hours. It was a very give up the fight until his fate inter* interesting experience one that shall vened and for its own mysterious re#»- live in my memory forever. son took his life. By so doing another Thanking you again for the very gold star is added to the new Honor fine paper and with the best rgards to Roll even before its completion, my frfends in McHenry, I remain, Survivors include the bereaved Sincerely, mother, his step falher, Harry Fred- CORP. A. VERNON FREUND, ricks; two brothers, Robert, stationed Hammer Field. Fresno. Calif, at Jefferson Barracks. Mo., with th«... - army air corps. and-AtlCtph at home; Dear Mr. Mosher: two sisters. Lois at homeland Mrs. Finally getting around to sendihg Marie Hubbell of Chicago. . a letter of appreciation for sending A memorial mass will-be^ sung the Plaindealer down here. It sure is St- Mary's Catholic church here ne*w;: ood to hear and read the news from Sunday nu'rning at 8:30 c clock. b a c k ~ h o m e . T h m g - s w e - i s n U a b i t o f „ -- ~ - i t m - » . news down here. It is raining today Former Gladys Van NaSta " and a bit chilly. So chilly,, in fact. Dies in Florida October ? we built a. fire in the stove. I , Jkfany friends in McHenry are sorry I guess I'm not the only one who, to learn of the untimely death last [looks forward to the paper as there Friday. Oct. 1. of Mrs. William 5<. lis a fellow from Richmond (Johnny ' Kirchoff of Chicago, the former Mi*| i Ducey), and one from Marengo (Bill Gladys Van Na'tta of this city. Be$id«a , Engle), who also are just as anxious her husband, she is survived by two j as myself to hear the mail orderly children, Patricia Ann and, Glenn holler out ray name. Martin. Well, as I was never much of a The deceased lived her early lifip letter writer, I just hope you realize in McHenry, attending the locafr I Kow much we want to say "thanks ' schools. Her father. Maurice VaM: . ; and ke^p up the good work. Yours for a quick victory. PFC. BILL CASElfr PVT. JOHN DUCB*.. mostly comedy with snappy vodVil week. Place your order now. McHenry during the action of each play and Co . Farmers Co-op. Assn. Ph.. 29 between acts, . ' - • • ) 21-fp In next week's issue of the Plain- -' ' ~ dealer will be published details. The names will be published and from company will be sponsored by local whom merchant free tickets may be business men and merchants whose ^gj on Saturday, Oct. 2. Jacob and Charles. from the Mrs. Mary Stilling place on Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Marble are t.h, e Hn-i e •.b ody is a^t re/sIt atA. tA.hV.e *fu nerail ;.R iverside ,D r.i ve to the Dona,l d Hunter parents of a son, Ijorn Monday at the home at Austin Mvd., at Lake street t, vacated by Mr and Mrs Ray Woodstock hospital. «umntHill FJVriidHa«yv mmAomrniinn<gr aatt 1in0 on'VclWocWk,. i I *^»™iy yacat«d_ ®y ana »*¥• When last rites will be held at St. i Order your Rubber Stamps at,,The ^Lucy's ohurch. Interment will be in < Plaindealer. the^family lot. j Cox, who moved to Crystal Lake. Natta. operated a laundry here fair several years. The parents now residf* ' in Franklin Park, where Mrs. Kirch* hoff spent last summer. F^arly th|p, fall- she left to join her family i|| ,I Dear Mr. Mosher: , , . Florida hirt a long threatening illness Thought I'd drop you a line to tell continued- to grow steadily w«&m you of a change of address. From here until death carhe last week. on out, it will be New York, in Care Funeral services were held Monday of the fleet postmaster. afternoon at 2 o'clock at the funeral I have been promoted to chief car- home" at 9568 Belmont avenue. Frankpenter's mate and am on my way with lin Park. Interment was in ,Aeada a fighting battalion to get things set- 'Psjk cemetery, • tied just as soon as we can. Subscribe for the Plaindealer The boys in my company look forward to reading the Plaindealer just (Continued on pace four) Thf new stickers have arrived f*nf,., the new truck safety teat. All trucksp^ will need one of these stamps. Teata started OcU ^.