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MaBHBY, TUT--I MWSSBAY. OOTOBZK 17, IMS SIC* UMQHir MT MiKltft iBIXlUB amis \ laeob E Adww Died . OB ioidij Following Many Months' Ulinoit ^brought to the Johnsty on Wednesday after- 16, -1946, with the acob H. Adams, 76, had October 15, installaof the St. Mary's Last tion of new Court, No. WC was hold at the w ular monthly meeting. Rev. EsfW« Baumhofer, the court's nbittd adviser, installed the newly slsctid asMtrt to their res p e c t i v e o f f i c e s a m i d oomp a n d c e r e -j mony. Paul Yanda was installed asi chief ranger to replace George 9. [ Freund and Jacob Freund succeeded; himself as vice-chief ranger. Other; officers were as olk>ws: George P. Freund, financial secretary; Charles gfflrs that jacoD xi. Aaam«, /o, naa j Wweeiinnggaarrtt,, rerceocrocrudnign g ss ecretary; Leo died. He passed away at his farm! Blake, treasurer; Louis Nimsgern, hone near Johnsburg at 1 pan: fol-1 trustee; William Althoff, speaker; towing an illness of many months, j Jod May, senior conductor;. Paul The body will rest at the Adams 'Struck, junior conductor; Martin heme until Saturday morning at j Wegener and Stanley Schaffer, senti- 9JO o'clock, when services will be "elf? Fred Meyers, juvenile director, held at St. John's church, with burial *«v, Eugene Baumhofer was refa the church cemetery. . jtained as spiritual director, a DOSIBesides the widow, Anna Freund: tion he has held ever since taking Adams, the deceased is survived by I on duties at St. Mary's parish. eight sons, Joseph, Otto, Math, Alex, I As is the custom after every meet- Nlek, Alfons, Vincent and Clemens, delicious refreshments were all residing in this community. A1 served which, as usual, were enjoyed daughter, Genevieve, died thirteen]by;the large crowd present. , jf igg This year the local COF observed , Mr. Adams had been a faithful ! A complete obituiry will TjUT^.0£JJ!i*rT hundred. taM»t week's U.O. of th. P& «nti££d io°ncr,.«i! U;A..I.. .its membership to luch a degree! -.A resi•d, en.t o,f 1t7h e McHenry f-a rm 't"h•a"tL Vat tih> eL purelselnit' !dhay uitJ biouas.ts Jthkel imunity, Mrs. Bertha Michaelis, i V t years old, passed away on Monmam CAOTS YOUTH GEITICALLY INJURED IN AOOmKHT BUHDAY , A Spring Grove youth, Lewis Ru- "Wj»h, of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rudolph, has been in a critical condition In the Woodstock hosp® •• ttie result of a shotgun would which shattered his right hand and arm. The young man was accidentally wounded last Sunday when he grabbed the barrel of a shotgun which was in the rear epd of a jeep driven by Allen May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben May, also of Spring Grove. May had driven to the Rudolph yard only a few moments before the accident occured. He was accompanied by Jake Miller, owner of the gun, and Bcb Lennen, of Spring Grove IITTN--CUT . 5 BALLOT iu Members Attended Meeting Favoring Proposal LOCAL VETEEAH8 OF SKA DUTY PLAN FOR NAVY DAY, OOTOBKE 27 _ About forty former sailors, marines. coast guard and merchant marinepkembers met It the Bridga ballroom during the past week with M." L. Schoenhoits, local chairman, to complete plans for local Navy Day exercises, Sunday, October 27. Reports were made by Jack "Gregory concerning posters, speaker and, movies; by Jack Keenan on securing ! the convent chapel at St AnthonyV •vf u floral wreath; by William Green i hospital, St- Louis, Mp., at 10 a.m., Pn publicity; and by peter Roche on I that day by Rev. Father Nic Schmitt, There are few happenings of> les-; special work. j nephew of the sisters TWO SIS1EKS OBSERVED SIXTIETI ANNIVERSARY A memorable event w*s observed by twoformer residents of this community on Tuesday, October 16, when Sister Johanna and Sister Baptists (Christine and Margaret Freund) celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their ' entrance into the convent. A Mass of HttnK«p«iiig was sung ILLINOIS BELL CLANS ntOGRAH OF EXrANSNM ; Local "Hello" Girbl Give Fine Service During Trying Times! importance than an earthquake which! It was announced at the meeting The two sisters were born can keep the approaching November j that Commander Drybread of Greai raised on the farm near Johns! 5 election from being top news dur-1 Lakes naval station will be the w'here Mrs. Jacob Adams still ing the next three weeks. The num-j principal speaker. .sides. Mrs. Adams is their only liv ber who regWered to comply with' McHenry folks will be happy to|in^Jter Rudolph saw the end of the gun ^he Permanent Registration Act dur It "*cH^iry fclks will be happy to, ^ bjeaernre la npdro tuwdhienng fhroe mv rtahsen osrifd e ito f •t>h,<e• X?j thJ^SSy PW*1*^.o. ,f Xv-tTolotoe^rr iintdaii"- con*ne cPtio n with the Navy ^Day *s e1r,1-181 i wewjon wm discluireed. The I vjces. _ This will form i fJnt of •»* tore his hand and up inft o Khi*s armoti onuritt eas t the polls to elect their fav- ' the vhh*rh .lsc ho.o'l 7a?t 2 t ierea ai me same and he lost a Brest nnantitv ' march to the city Honor [ u .j A. • • Iu blood before reaching a doctor's! While V4riou» candidates create! they will continue' a their s,xt,eth effice. - ^ * aoctor 81 most interest, the 1W6 November 5; to the city park and there will hear | Rudolph was transfusions and , slightly improved • . Have you ever had an opportunity to learn something that you felt was eionnsourg ^ important y6u wanted to tell ' ^" everyone? That's just hew we felt last Friday after our first visit to 0 . . T * . . . . . . . | t h e l o c a l t e l e p h o n e o f f i c e . A f t e r J ^ n u lS- n2^ etching twelve busy hands flying * and Sister Baptists, who is across six switchboard positions during what was described to us as p.m. sharp, 1^?* r»" ««- j a "slow" hour, it was difficult to Roll, where • a c gather even „a hazy idea of how place a wreath, continue j ^liheir 9ixtieth anniversary on ( these efficient girls take care oi our ,k"~ """ "•"l At various tim. durinc this Ion*! TSTT.™11' dUlri"' "" b°*y p"t Sjr* October in' Sh«r" .n 600. t:on.idering K.n ,fter *"iUnM* u£"on"Kcht2?"l^r,'thn, d^uVh' The «rr,ptrn^r.thiho°impl.nttJ ! lS,".f0MrMSh ft.'M' wZr! SS-St " ,f ' sin. With her husband and family ^T^ tL nrA«^t she resided one mile south of Me- -VSufw J!S55J lth2Z ' gMUj^on th. Crystal L.ke, black- ; Sa^th ! .„a |_. I best be explained by the manner in mx.i H.ni, TP ri^ht chniuU;,r S.,P JW llltamJ,' • SThSes2e m'„eny arceh< Ka>lyw ayths "cr.h osen tor-i jkMROte. Wi^l NoSnan >--*** ««i <>e»otion. stock,^Mrs.^Ruth Koty, Paula Mich- j Niext Tuesday October 22, St.' Iii S'n,S •«£« • !i« ' Mary's hall will U the scene of the FmmJ ftfFitin Northern Illinois district - sectional meeting of the COF, at which time ft,, ^ . h.e i court delegates from the following SfuL^_ Tfn Cn^stal Lake, where; p|aeM be present: Waukegan, North Chicago, McHenry, Johnsburg, (Thui^ay) Gravslake, Buffalo Grove, Highland Kri.l wni V p»«. Marengo and Belvidere. ' Offi- j ®<rial will oe in BAemorial Parle »KA KWK «AUP^ .NRI .T.TA tion, which is especially meeting with the support of Farm Bureau members. At one of Ave district meetings held in Illinois last week for |the purpose of securing a large and favorable vote on the amendment, i four county officials attended, in- . . . . . • . . , 1 v e r ; e l u d i n g G e o r g e R i c h a r d s o n , S p r i n g f® . J Acacia hall took place Grove, president; Melvin Howe. ™ when M.about Woodstock, organisation director; L. v?i ^..u nPU C A- Lafond, Woodstock, manager Mcw£ 2^' JS! HHe. nTrya mmeus, farm advCis<e>-r;. w. This was one of the «reate«t honors According to President Richardson, cur on Saturday, October 19 we offer ^ °ne af the Kreatest honors *ue county Farm Bureau is seeking Samuel William Smith of kingwood MRS VALESKA HOPPB HONORED AT PUBLIC RECEPTION OCT. 12 One of the kvliest We Offer Yon Congratulations! that they love thtfj work, an impatient public, is often together. surprising but true. We took the I StiU in good heatlh, they are both of interrupting one of the retired at their home convent in St. pr,» just long enough to ask her ! Louis and enjoying a well earned bow she liked the work, and with a ! rest. The many friends of these very, broad smile she answered en- ; two sisters and of their family offer thusiastically. It s wonderful. i their prayers of thanksgiving for this After serving the public under j notable event which God has given great handicaps during four years of i them the privilege of celebrating, | HEAVY FOG CAUSED On the occasion of his eighty-sixth FOUR 0ATT.Itlt birthday anniversary, which willO(£* TRUCK COLLISION - war and during the expansion which I has taken place in peace, it seems 1 only right that McHenry residents I be given the facts concerning this , great service which is rendered us 'through every minute of the day and night. ever bestowed on a member of the th,e countV ^arm Bureau is, seeking Until late in August, the local local Eastern Star chapter adoption of the constitutional_amend- heartiest congratulations. Not only! An accident occurred in this vi- X' ,^7:'" Z"u.n"A/4 merit, popularly called the Gateway has his life been long, but it has cinity last week Wednesday during telephone office was operating with Mrs Aria Downs and Mrs^ 4 AmeiM^m®n^» in ^e interests of good also been an active one, and the a heavy fog, when four cars and a just six positions of the switehboardoel i^tired in whlte la« f«™a£" government. This amendment wilU many friends he has made through, trailer truck collided as all were At/hat time a new acted as escorts for^i worth^ma »PPe«r on the same l>allot with thfe various contacts are rejoicing with traveling east on Buckley Road, west installed and while it is now feeing Mr. Fl!3 ! list "f candidates at the top on the him in the observance of his eighty- of Route 131, several miles east of used, it is. as yet, incomplete. With ™ arnf ^ce'v £'rrfJLn ^ ^ left hand side and must ^ceive a »ixth birthday anniversary. , McHenry. Three of the cars and each curator capable of answenng r s t r « ° " m"lre" *' «•*•»•>»<«•. j"- "• tl,e "m« lif'irZled to SuJS: Henry*stopped^fwr a y'., in in- ^ c.r^of a,^ tin,, at th. escorts for the worthy matron a n d p a t r o n , M r s . F l o r e n c e L a r - . . . . . . . . . son and Oiancey Harrison, as they ,eft. h»nd side and must receive » room to talc* tK«ir nln«« majonty of all votes cast in the mi. o ... , . in the east Mrs Arleen Pearson el®®*'00 'or adoption. Thus failure the old Smith homestead two mikes; the occupants was injured. , miitrMs of wremonieJTi- to TO*rk the h^lot will be tke same northeast cf Ringwood. At the Steve Harvey of Route viting the various officers of' the as a vo^e .<>' 24, in 1884, he move W.lcK.pter to.nur 'ha room and: _ Pr^~J piovin, upon IM "J?"?" pl„w»i into it in rapid .uccsion. - , introducing them. James Downs j The question, as it will be stated, couniy,- i^'er ne purchased ^igntj . R»loh Franke of 836 'n caHs in the past two years, it is then jjjMCTtrt the, flay, followed by, .nil ,te "FOR THE l-HOI-OBEP 1 (uHll^iwwb.v"' S. Genes~ rt^et, Waukegan, .tnick really underst.nd.bIeJ.ow.. ha». the Pledge of Allegiance and the AMENDMENT TO SECTION 2 OF c*me H ™" nea**d cowto>. ^ nt fK«» .««« occasicnallv encountered delavs. smging of The Star Spangled Ban-{ARTICLE XIV OF THE CON8TI- a sedan driven by Eston ChamberHn^ In June of 1M4 the McHenry. <*- TUTlON. nf Mnnrfrlpin rammed into the truck.1 fice handled 456 toll calls dsnni Mmetery, Woodstock. Peter Raeai cers from the high court and state o o u r t w i l l a l s o be p r e s e n t . j r I The purpose of this meeting is ; to form an association of courts from, 'the cnttwr-Nfithern Illinois district' T. 1946, in ZentU, WU., wh.pe he S* VST,.«*» Hved with a daughter, Mrs. Anton if MSSS; The many old friends^lf.fliwri. tttenx, 95, were sorry to team of, ith, which occurred on October jfj^S 6, Zenda, Wis., where I y...tr, iM, Elaborate preparations are under i„lA j . k. j way to aceommodate this many die- =:• "bS TSt hta to*"*** n-U - W.M » th. 6M Su "he F«: years ago. He returned "home" in ' ifUtSiw McHSmiT DEB88 SHOP ed^ visiting^witii old timers irao were j TO PROVIDE eslebration was to him . of time he had served as i A »r at the church, thus bocominr • the fo; vail acquainted with most of the j by the Woman's Auxiliary of the parishioners. i Woodstock hospital, as indicated by Even at his advanced age he was ticket sales this past week. Tickets fa.good health until two weeks be-(may be purchased from any member Ave his death and was mentally of the auxiliary or at the door of ham. ! St. Mary's gym on the evening of He is survived by three sons, November 1. Jacob, residing in S. Dakota, Joseph Town and country clothes for all aad Math of Richmond, and his occasions will be shown from the daughter, Mrs. Stark. He also leaves following county shops: Betty Nieltwo nieces in McHenry, Mrs. John sen shop, McHenry; Barmann Style R. Freund, and Mrs. Leo Blake. Hit Shoppe, KoMent* department store', wife preceded him in death fifty- Rosewood apparel shop, Scankn has three years ago. V ; shop, Smart shop, Vogue shop, W«in The body rested at a Lake Geneva Women's Wear store and the Woodfoneral home until last Thursday, stock Dry Goods store, all in Woodwhen services weri held from St. stock; Stokes Dry Goods company, John's church, Johnsburg, at 10; Marengo; and the Fair store, Haro'eiock. Interment was in tne church vard. Marshall Field and Company rill present the wedding, guests as 1 at. Mary's court No. 664, th who were'TO CLOTHES £r «>* FASHION KKVtJS i because for a long] ---- capacity crowd is expected for orthcoasing fkshion SMW given The firuest of honor, Mrs. Hoppe, | The amendment affects only the, was then escorted through the beau- proc«iure 0f amending the state tiful archway and was greeted in, constitution. It does not change any br. Warren Jones. who sang ah ^c provisi<m of the constitution, appropriate number. She was then, ^ amendment provides these escorted to the East by her son, I changes: u?*re 8*ie.^lls inj I 1. Now, constitutional amendments ' ^ra.?i 1L ntT I u *n - must receive a majority of all votes . MrVk Johann5 cast in the etectkn in order to be Thompson, junior past worthy grand adonted. escorted and seated ifSe constitutional amendment is .' adopted by the voters at the Nov. 5 election, future amendments would I < be adopted if they receive the fsvormatrons, and Arthur t vote of two-thirds of those the proposition. an amendment of only one the state constitution may from other pUe.. bp^UU, ho-;b. »ubn;itt«d b> the » "»•»» »' foinri Under the proposed amendment local chapter, wfco is s a^mher of changes in one, two or three artideaj f th. roWr. .t F ^ ' h l S T . » N o w , t h e W r t , c i r d e m e t h o d c f selections were followed by congratu-! ^Jt^Med amendment would a t!2n^2!? b? ^>rfam* *nd 1 bar the use of the party circle Mr. Smith married Jessie Inman * . , . method and require that the votes of. Sabbetha, Kas., on October 20, Erich Tancman of 620 Hopp Road, Ntathbrook, which crashed into Nordstrum's auto. A sheifTs squad car intervened at this point. Only the Harvey car was sole to continue, the others requiring the services of a tow truck. HOUSING FACILITIES FOR ADDDITIONAL 1,000 ILLINOIS STUDENT8 SAMtftEL, WM. SMITH The newly opened Gales burg division of the University of Illinms has housing facilities to accommodate between 800 and 1,000 single students, Homer G. Bradney, administrator of vi i < ....... the Illinois Veterans Commission, j ^jth* 930* in* IMP* w*9 «dvisied during the past week. alone 236 more have been The fall term wh'ch opened Octo- Rnd 154 are still on the waiting ber 15, is hcused in what was form- j Hst. Two more switchboard ™«t ! bT'cwt di^trrupon'wnrtStutional aTd""'ix "lionthT late? moved clas-^om^ an^'lf^q^ni^ \T* l° t,W amendments. : back to the old Smith ^homestead f^ted r the ne^ SmJ?" I ?u«iP XrinJ ^"^t cemetery. of Chicago party. ^ Even those who are not fashion conscious will ftnd sufficient enterand vocal selections from the operetta "Rose Marie," given by Miss Irma O'Neill of Chicago. IIVTUrDAlIC Will FLDCEDVP Tasty refreshments were served to UIIIUUiAni) VTILL UDuEJlTL entertainment. ^fouowing ^VENTIETH ANNIVERSARY 1946 CHRISTMAS SEAL | _ SALE TO OFFICIALLY OPEN NOVEMBER 25 to help care for these re- , , . , . . ivcaiea on ine new campus. i nuMt* Dn " " " , w * ; b c u g h t , C o u r s e s i n e n g i n e e r i n g , l i b e r a l a r t s ' u h a s b e e n b o t h m a n n o w a r a m i m a in 1892. They continued to reside aT,d sciences and commerce are being terial shortage which ^tare urevented fiXirnliJnfhomeTn fhat off^ freshmen, while courses only the inst.lUt1on ofmJre All exceSrsir v^ of Mr Smfth^ 1,beral arts scienc8 a.nd com- During the four years of war, teiehfl niinnU S .11 2?uree available to sophomores, phone equipment was produced for life were spent in Illinois and all The engineering course will be avail- the military and not for civilian use. but nine on the heme farm. able to sophomores next year. | and even since that time the great COMING Island Lake Church To Bt _ .. -- ,. . . « , M ; wiu IIIIU >uuKicni TUTCI Formally Dedicated Oct. 2T Jtainment in Leo Terry, a dieting I uished performer in the entertain Big days lie ahead for the Island; ment world. He is a versatile musi- Lake folk the week of October 27th cian who will present a colorful proto November 3rd, inclusive. It is'gram. 1 tfien that the Island Lake Gommun- Committee chairmen are busy asfty Congregation church, (tearing com-! sembling the various, properties pletion, will be formally dedicated. A i which will help to make the show program has been arranged to begin'an outstanding one, long to be reht 3:00 p.m., Sunday, October 27th. j iMf^fred Bew. M. A. Dalrymple, the pastor,} k * ¥ ^ will be the speaker for that aftor> noon. This will include the formal, dedication of Hard Fellowship halL _ October 17 the grounds, and the Sunday school. One O'clock Dessert Bridge, Basar, James H. Snodgrass, superintendent 5:80 Cafeteria Supper, Entertainef the Sunday school, win accept the' ment--O. E. S. HalL teU for the Sunday school children, First Meeting Thursday Night Ath* and the children will then respond j „ _ with two of their favorite hymns,; WSCS--Monthly Meeting -- M. E. Doing Our Best," and "In the. Church--1 o'clock Luncheon. Temple." Music will be furnished! October 21 hy a selected group from Wauconda Business 'and Professional Women • Township high school dee dub, di- Club--Mrs. C. W. QoodeU. •acted or Florenca Kirwan. their j October 24 tsadier. At 7:30 pjaa* a second ser-1 Bast River Road'Pinochle (huh--Mrs. vice will be held at which lav. R. A. E. R. Sutton. . . BISIISII pastor of the Fourth Congre- October SB ntional churrii of Chicago, will Public Card Partr--Legion Hall-- jSSShTaikltEr music furn- Spomoredby ?ox fiver Valley . .. He took his farming seriously and Interested veterans may contact imount'of Vop^r necessiryTor th^w I The seventieth annivereary of the especially loved to be around his William R. Cairns service officer for nosi'tinns has not heen available iorganization of the local Zion Luth- animals. His pure bred Chester the Illinois Veterans Commission at| With new businesses and homes "in congregation wil b* ®teenredjin Wh te hogs and milking shorthorn Woodstock for informatin relative sX)rmginfe up iike mushrooms in Mc' two services next Sunday, October cattle were a source of great pride, to tuition fees, cost of board and ffenrv. it takes little foresight to At a recent meeting of the Mc- 20. The first jubilee service- will He was extremely interested in farm room, etc. Henry County Tuberculosis M&ocia- take place at 10 a.m., at which time progress and early became interested • tion executive board, Mrs. J. L. Lang the present pastor, Rev. F. C. Pj*d- ;n farm orogress and early became CoiintV Home Bureau wm appointed to succeed Mrs. L. W. sel, will officiate. The main jubilee, interested in T.B. testinr J be conducted at the He wVr.'^^ehiSir'Offer Clothing Olawea - Einna as Seal Sale chairman. The however, ' will 1946 Christmas Seal Sale will of- 2:30 service, when the lormer pas- pure ficially open November 25, when the tor. Rev. H. P. Meyer/of Matteson. Seal Sale letters will be placed in 111., will preach. Parishioners will the mail. be happy to see him once more and .^'8gi, ,R» C0.U.nty re"^w. thetr friendship. years. tne w« mad« her report for the three-month Music will be furnished by_»e Woodmen of Americs for home sdviser, as the director of the (the hours of waiting in line for al- At the senior choir, will sing several - *-- v-- -* n-- - - - ... Bu bea realize how extensive the telephone (company's expansion must be in order to accommodate the needs of its growing clientele in McHenry and ; the surrounding community. Uhtil such time as this expansion can be completed we should all remember the difficulties of these girls in period July 1 to October 1. which beg liming of the period twelve Mc- appropriate anthem Henry county patients were recehr-i Awaiting the Su Milk association.' William Smith's interest was not The McHenry County Home confined to farming alone, for he reau is offering a course in was active in civic affairs for many ginning clothing instruction, bringing us the fire service which He was a member of the Miss Margie Vander Mey, assistant w| have enjoyed. When we consider America adviser, the, ^e almore than twenty years, a school course. Any member of tne Home • mogt a|| ©f our daily needs during MftUhratinn director for several years and was Bureau who is interested in joining ^he last few years, the few moments o?L. assessor from 1899 to 1902. this clsss isi asked1 to contact the ot- { de, at our telephones have been ticipation are three _ fice of the Home Bureau. very insignificant. Fine C* aperati-- Miss RoVena Marshall, chief opertng care in the Lake county sana- with pleasant anticipat-- -- . ... torium, and tsfeehre new patients have charter members, who are StiU with . Still in fine heslth, Mr. Smith en- It .g planne<j to have the course; been a<hnstted since that time, the congregation and active in the J?y' returning to the old homestea . cover four or fjve days, one a week,' making a total of twenty-four being affair* of the church. They are Mr. now operated by hts sons,.John and d it will inciude some background *t^*°°tokT uVenthus1asti^lT~of *^e cared for. There w«r« three pationte and Teach Mrs. L»nn.e with work materi<l, of harmony in dress as well fin/'Cc^ret^n of the^«rdu^ who were dismissed as improved. Minnie Block. ^ , •»*"* ^ f»™-a ^«. general clothing construction ?"* ?es re JSst ot£ One hundred and six people had be erycys principles. The class should be very ' rwiwmSr^ luiamir «lu - chest X-rags at the sanatorium dur- u>wintc servicaT those who desire to lear£ ^TSccmJ ££Z kAMMa- AII MAN - - ^iey^ are Mr* now operated by his sons, John an Mrs. William Tesch and Mrs! Lonnie where he helps " Minnie Bvck sbout the farm. In his leisure mohad During ' the fellowship hour fol- ments he enjeys reminiscing early pnncip lowing the 2:30 service, the Ladies days m the Ringwood community. helpful ,ing the throo-moath peripd. These Aid society of the church will serve Two daughters and three sons to ^ because of the special atten- mhov* : were corttacts of diagnosed eases, luncheon in the church basement for will be home this weekend to help tion snd help they would receive. ... Lcnner sanatorium patients who re- «11 members and friends. It is ex- Mr. Smith celebrate his birthday ."*3* J® ~e us "®* turn periodically for check-up, and pected that many former members anniversary on Saturday and also the PARENTS URGED TO Local Mientm include Miss Marsuspects reported by pturskians. • i now residing elsewhere In the county, fifty-seventh wedding anniversary of Local operators include Miss *arr Hie next meeting will be a meeting Noveaaber 14 lor members be present at the 1 the choir from the same plllMMMMMI M MM >r» •' Ammii the Sfek y Camp, RNA. October 27 Confirmation 8erVice -- Church--7:30 pjn. St, Mary's Confirmation Service -- 0L Patrick's Church--3:30 p.m. November 1 aad 2 They3' are USE SPECIAL GARE an^ directors, who will hear a talk on Sunday. on tuberculosis by a speaker from the American Medical Association, j t dinner as well as many McHenry folks, will their parents on Sunday. Lutheran church Ralph Smith and Mrs. Lillian Hopper NR POLIO MONTHS Birth? of Chicago. Mrs. Bern ice Hawle Lonnie and John Smith of Ringw< vley < ood. i shall, Clara Overton, commercial representative; Berniece E. Blahe. Dorothy E. Buchert, Loretta H. Bud- • 1 ; ler, Joan E. Durland. Dorothy H. _ . ^ . v t , 4. u With fear of polio still present in Freund. Betty Jane Kilday, Betty Our ver>: ^ ^th Mr. thia and m other communities, Lou Kramer. Rose Marie Lee. Lsoda and Mrs. Smith in their celebration. eTen tho1 - ' - - • -- - • -- • * **1'-- now on RESIDENCE CHANGES »ugl th< Ralph, son of Mr. wd Mrs. KmO j ^jSw^ightws. Ihhke of Waukegan strpeO* under; * TTniimbir 4 rfMervstion at Evaadton hwpft^jAltor and Rosary Sodality. tids week. j Naveabsr IS Mrs. Clinton, Martin to bw a Class Play--High School An patient in St. Tharese hosptol, Wsu-( kegan, where she underwent as ap- | . pendectomy last week. NOTICE K. mi C. /wumnjiAw Birvniv t Tb* Knights of Columbus will say COMMUNION _ SITNDAY : the rosary at the Jacob H. Adams M^y.er' j home at Johnsburg on Friday evenm-* ting at 8:30. Any member not having antomntes that 150 menuivs will be, transportation will meet at the K erf ansent at the Communion c ha„ at g p m All members are nwton Sunday morning, October unred tQ ^ present. . following tbe 8:30 o clock mass. The -- greup will be addressed by Joseph, Perky little numbers oi- the more j Leliwelt, chief bailifT of the crimi- 1 conservative styles for matrons--we Ml eourt of Cook county. 1 have the hat to satisfy your particu- : jlnr pnefar^c®. E':*|,veth Pich, Main ^ Read the Want Ada ^ ^ 'strert. McHenry. PI. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Jade Nichols have _ . an apartment in the theless, a number of things the inrrv of the Bolger building on Main telligent parent can do to cut down S6COV6T Two StOWl SUPERVISORS DEBATE Tha prepgsed Aldan - Woodstock _ road six mues east of Harvard was. the subject cf a lively hour-long de- { ||r and Mrs. George M. Bohr, bate at the October meeting of the who 'reside on Bread street, are the , . ^ McHenry county board of super- parents of s daughter, born at the moved into an apartment visors in Woodstock. Supervisor Woodstock hospital on Friday. John Harrison of Greenwood * 1 " tated the argument when ed disgust with - the lack on the new county road and made w Benson. The birth was reason „ _ --r _ . . , ^ the motion that the right-of-way for double celebration, for the little Cecelia Knox has moved into si , committee be given ten days more fenow arrived on his mother's snd her home on Richmond Road, former- li°^®rv<S; to get the necessary land. If it is father's fourth-wedding anniversary. £ occupied by Mrs. Ethel Munson. elude, clearin , not obtained by that time, he said. j|r. and Mrs. James Orr of McHenry Munson and sens and Mi s Ei- .pi the county should go on to the next an<j Mr. and Mrs. Ben Benson of 'f*n FitsGeraM are n™? Jading ^in road project on the wailing list and Richmond are the proud grand-par- the former Alvn abondon the Alden-Woodstock plans. ents. ;«ast of the river. i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vetter are CHRISTMAS CARDS the narents of a daughter, born at h the dread disease is McCarthy, Margaret L. Michshsn. .e wane, a few pointers Clara A. Miller Sh»rtev M. Patske. regarding its spread may be timely., Irene Sales. Elaine Schaefer, FtaMi In spite of the deficiencies in our Smith. G'advs filling. Lillian 9tiB> knowledge of polio, there are, never-' ing and Bette Wirtx. -M of Mundelein truck.! ^ce dunng A fourth vehicle, driven by Stanley busy day, while in June of/this year Ncrdstrum of Prairie View, saw the that total had jumped to 625, or an pile-up too late to stop and so, 'ncrease of 169 per day. In July joined the others. He sideswipe there were 750 such calls on a 1 the truck when attempting to avoid day and in August that the Nordstrum auto. The last car cd .one day to 900. - to beoome involved was that of. Busy V-J Day While the rest of the nation celebrating V-J day in August of lsst year, telephone operators were experiencing the hardest day of work in their lives. Midnight found 7,900 local calls having been taken care of at the McHenry office and 977 toll calls. The giris thowht this was a record until one day ode past July when they handled 1,0(1 teU calls and 6,100 local calls . in a twenty-four hour period. The average number of local calls today as compared with 1940 is 5,400 far 1946 ss against 2,900 for six years ago. G. Wilburn, manager in this territory, stated that today than are 1.598 persons in the McHenry vicinity having telephones, compared Since V-J Day " ; rood precipi-' AsonT to be called Jamee Michael, "treet, formerly occupied by Mrs. the prices that a child wUl contact l» «pr«„- w„ KSi .t th. »W*o«k kuplUl . Yminc »nd "d to ntac. it. of progress on October 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rosins, who are new making their | seventy. .. .. ^ Benson. Tlie b'rih was M«.'CeeeH^Knox has moved into' al principles oTrocd health must be Can Last Of Week gocd These incleanliness. good nutrition, Peterson McHenry county police authorities last weekend recovered two stats* sutomobiles and expressed thsss- ; - selves «s of the belief that the ***•# • : ner^cn was irresponsible tut hath ... Hard and fast rules cannot be thefts. One was a i*«Aw "fcH > home formulated regarding attendance at w*$ stolen from Rockfovd sM hM school. Certainly contacts with sick on XT.S. 14. east of Wasdavoided. The fact stock. The other"~waa an .ajatps %ww- * w C*n»x , .Y>» •• : children should be _ _ _ _ .. FORM PARTNERSHIP ' that a child is less active physically ed hy David McCullough «*» It's not too early to start think- Woodstock hospital last Sunday. u Another voung McHenrv ing about Christmas cards to be sent his recently gone into business is over-fatigued in school than *\s*- J|t> ^ SzL? - S1 out in December. The Plaindealer! , ^ u. George Brda. who a few weeks j where, most public health authorities abandoae^hs jetot two *^1 office has now on display b^xes of Choose one of our eye-catching ago jemed his father. John Brda. 1 believe that it Mnres no useful pur- Dnth y8? v• 4 t-eautifal cards ready' for your in- beauties in the newest fall hat long an expert at sheet metal and j pose to close schools when poliomyeli- rren spection. You can order them with shades. It will be sure to attract furnace work. The business, which tis appears in the community. thief slbf or without name imprinted. Place an admiring glance from the m**cu- is operating at 101 N. Greta street. | The shave information comes from and then .-our order n_ w" and have they ready line member of the familv. Eli**- is now kBMn a for mailing- later. 22-fp-tf beth Pich, Main street, McHenry. 22 Son ft! the National Foundation tor Infantile i Paralysis, Cook eountyt