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H»y Sixty guest* gtthmd la the Le* gfon hall on Sunday, April 27, to honor Mms Jeanne Hay at a premptial shower. Hostesses were Baby Week Ap1»26toMay3 Layette Suggestions F New Arrival^ FRUIT OF THE LOOM WATERPROOF PANTS Medium. Checked Cotton $tb*Top Crawler# •169 Tub-loving cotton that protects knees. Red or blue and white checks. 6 months to 2. c and One toft of soft 100% Riverview Camp Will Meet May 6 River-view Camp, R. N. A., hold an .earhr meeting at o'clock, in the will follow. Hm next meeting of the Johnsburg Community Club will ha held at i ballroom will Nell's instead Ko^Th^TSXlie%ty Willi.m M«r«, William evening A put _ Monday, May . of May 6 a* originally The refreshment committee Frank May, Pater Miller, party Circle 1 At V Gometh HoM • ,:£j *#<•* Mrs. J. Gonseth will entertain members of Circle 1, W. S. C. S., t their Mar meeting, to be held on ay 13. There will be a pot-luck inner served at 12:30 o'clock, folowed by a social afternoon. , \ * * * 1 Lily Lake P. T. A. To Install Officers V • J Members of the Lily Tunt®" P. t. A- and friends are invited to attend the annual installatioh of officers, to1 be held at the achoolhou#« p. m. onX May •2 . " •. • .•*=- . • Pinochle Club At Nye Home The last meeting of the River Road Pinochle club was at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Nye on Thursday. Prize winners were Mrs. Frank Adelmeier and Mrs. Ben Dietz. Mrs. Diets will he next hostess to the group on May 8. Clarence Michels. P. T. A. Menken - *7 ** Reminded Members of St. MaryTi-St. Patrick's school P. T. A. are reminded of the*next meeting, which will be held on Wednesday, May 7. A movie on tuberculosis will be shown by Joanne Rulien, and musical selections will hte gfven high school girls' sextette. ^ ^ mm nefct i an important one. MMada: marriage ter of the John ry, and Mr. Edmund Lay, son of the Annul FW«tcr The Mmw? Forester Feaat of the local Court No. 5* will he held An orchestra and special entertainment will provide enjoyment for aill Foresters and their wives. , \JZ Fffth Annual F. F. A. Banquet T^ie fifth annual VI And Son banquet was high school on April 22, with a de icious meal being served 'by Miss 'ay Justen and- the homemaking Class. Two senior boys, Bill Yung nd Dan Weber, were given accom- • • • • • • Ami Nam*l MfSMTS TM MW EVER5HARP': CAPESAUTtMPtNl WMTHf » ftATWMS or MOM IXMNSIVI IVIMHA»I liftoffs fversfterp CA* fefc ee .. . *yf f W r l f for I aetlki »• 9 years wIVMW MMlkly ea • Mask Sphere. & Tee can't tvta •tab Mi* ink Mrt.3" Cwm« in m »6« BOLGER'S St. f McHenry Celebrates His Birthday April 29 Donald Aeverman celebrated his eleventh birthday anniversary on Tuesday, April 29, at which time :s ! the following young people were ; present to join in the festivities: Ron nie Becker, Donald , Dowe, Nancy East Mueller, William Holly, Donna Dowe, held: Dona White, John Meister, Donald Wfettles, David Pudsell and Robert Weber. The guest of honor was the recipient of many lovely gifts. ,| Foresters Hold 'installation . St. Clara's Cburt, C. O. F., held installation of officers last Thurs- Father j day evening, April 24. The service at the was preceded by a dinnefr served at the Riverside hotel, with Msgr, Nix and iFathers Baumhofer and Vanderpool «s guests. Bach gave a short talk, after which the German band played a few selections. Installation followed at the parochial school hall, with the following being installed: Chief Ranger--Helen Wegener. Vice-Chief Ranger--Mary , Freund. Recording Secretary -- Mathilda Gerasch. Financial Secretary--Lillian Stoffel. Treasurer--Helen Weber. Trustees--Martha Freund, Susie Justen and Margaret Freund. Conductors--Gertrude Weber and Evelyn Blake. . Sentinels--Margaret Smith /and Mary Freund. Juveniles' Directors -- Evelyn Freund and Celia Blake. On Monday evening of this week a pot-luck supper was served at the parochial school hall for the Juvenile Foresters, followed by installation. Those who will head the organization for the coming year are the following: Chief Ranger--Terry Bauer. Vice-Chief Ranger--Betty Schmitt. Secretary--Mary Buss. Treasurer--Terry Miller. Conductors-^Eva Unti and Mary K. Freund. Sentinels--Mary Jane Gerasch and Doris Ann Justen. Flag Bearers--Barbara Ann Gerasch and^Joan Wegener. Games followed the young people's installation. V. F. W. Plans For "tBtaddy Poppy Day" At the last combined business And Social meeting of the V. F. W., final clans were made for "Buddy Poppy Day" and the annual V-E Dance. The possibilities of a veterans' club SPRAYING FOR WEED CONTROL ANDERSON TREE SERVICE 519 Waukegan Road McHenry, III. . ftrool yarns. Rib knit with Telephone 113*R Now--Easier w HOME PERMANENT Long-Sleeved 100% Wool Sacques Wooly warm 100% wool sacques. Dainty knit design. Pink or blue for the tiniest baby. R o u n d . . . R i b b e d . . • Ro-ysabte Mw Mm KM ^ plastic cwtera ft^fup yovrhnir hi half Ihs lime! Torn Professional Plastic Curlers have 50% more surface; and they're (beaded)- afl over, to keep h*l from slipping. ^ Convenient tide-tie shod; sleeved shirts. Reinforce! far pins. White in sizes J fbtratrmm your*a» yovrToai Phno Onier*. For ^ kit M> orfy »1.00-contai|p» everything brt curic*. Dte Friendhr Slots Os»Hr Collette, Ownef Authorised Dealer DRUG STORE C9*V4jr$,< W j , ? ( Altar A Reaary Meeting Monday The May meeting Otjte AKw," Rosary sodality of St. Patrtek s church will be held in the Legion hall at 8 o'clock next Monday evening. The committee includes Mrs. Robert Weber, chairman; Mrs. Clarence Anglese, Mrs. Paul Doherty, Miss Evelyn Carey arid Mias Nellie Doherty. • • • " Circle S Spomors Guest Soloist Circle 8 of the W. S. C. S. is sponsoring a musical concert, to be held; at the Methodist church at 8 pmi on Wednesday, May 14. The punfe. is* invited to attend. Gueat^ soloists will be Mies Jean Kleinman of Chicago, soprano, who will be accompanied by Miss Bessie Ryan, and Miss Rosemary Adermay, pianist. . Miss Kleinman, widely known for her unusual talent, is presenting the Music Week concert at Kimball hall on May 11. • • * Mothers Clah At Gygi Hole . •• The Mothers club wfll J»ld its next meeting on Friday afternoon, May 9, at the home of Mrs. Ota Gygi. Assisting her as hostesses will be Mr. Donald E. Barger, Mrs. Clarence Douglas, Mrs. Peter Gies, Mrs. Maurice Gladstone, Mrs. Elizabeth Marthi and Mrs. Eleanor Renard. The progra m will consist of vocal selections by Janet Van Kana- ! an and a hook review by Mrs. ion Baioer. Members of the club desiring transportation to Mrs. Gygi's home are asked to contact Mrs. Hugh Murphy or Mrs. C. H. Duker before May 8. ^ ' ' Mr Birthday Mrs. George P. FYeund was pleasantly surprised on Tuesday afternoon, April 29, by a group of relatives from Johnsburg, Spring Grove, Waukegan and McHenry, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. The guests brought delicious edibles which were served pot-luck in the early evening. Mrs. Freund received a variety of lovely gifts. Later Tuesday evening, the Sisters Club, of which she is a member, also surprised Mrs. Freund at a party). Those enjoying cards and a social hour were Mrs. Mary Schmitt, Mrs. Paul Gerasch, Mrs. Helen Weber and Mrs. CatheHne Weber. » • * . . Families Celebrate . 'Birthday Anniversaries Patricia Lee Marshall was hostess to nineteen -of her schoolmates recently at a party honoring her birthday anniversary,. Games "played, followed by the serving of a tasty lunch at a table attractively decorated in pink and blue. A large\|>frthday cake served as centerpi «#e. Miss 'Marshall received many lovely gifts. Guests were entertained at the Marshall-Kosinski home a few days later to celebrate the birthdays of Patricia Marshall, Christofer Bennett and ReVena Marshall. Present were Mr.* and Mrs. A. L. SKosinski Miss Bovena Marshall, r. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett and lildrsn, Ralph, Jr., Belinda Anne and Christofer, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall and eon. Dennis, all of McHenry; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall and sons, Kenneth, Jr., and Dale of Crystal Lake: Mr. ana Mrs. William Banforid ana children, Nancy and Barbara, of Rockford. Photo bjr A. Worwick, McHenry MBS. HDMJUND LAYM u .... John Lays of Spring Grove. Father Vanderpool officiated gown beaded wer^ j Brid at Rev. at the 10 o'clock nuptial service. Earl Conway sang "O, Promise Me," preceding the service, and at the offertory Bliss Clara Miller sang "Ave Maria." The bride's mother sang "I Love You Truly" following the nuptials. The bride was charmihg in a of white marquisette, with yoke, and fingertip veil held in place by a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a bridal bouquet of white roses. Serving as her attendants were her sisters, Mrs. Helen Low and Miss Grace Kilday. The former acted as matron of honor, attired in blue marquisette and blue picture hat and carrying a pink carnation 'bouquet. Miss Grace, serving as junior (bridesmaid, wore a yellow marquisette dress and pink carnation headpiece. She carried a small bouquet, also of pink carnations. Leander Lay of Spring Grove served his brother as best man, while Richard Smith, brother-in-law of the bride, acted ag groomsman. Ushers were "Chuck" Weingart and Gerald Klaus of - Chicago, both brothers-in-law of the groom. The bride's mother chose a grey dress with which she wore navy accessories, while the groom'A mother wore a navy-colored suit and navy accessories. Both had corsages of sweetpeas. Thirty-three guests were present at. the wedding dinner held at the e ballroom. Later a reception t. Mary's-St. Patrick's school hall was attended by 160 guests, with supper served at 6 p. m. The couple left on a short honeymoon trip into Wisconsin, after which they will reside in Chicago. Mrs. Lay graduated from the local high school in 1M4 and has been employed at the local telephone life other day we read about .a man whose home had been partially destroyed by fire. Like many other men, he carried fire insurance up to ' of what .it had cost *t|him to have home t built he had built his home 10 years agof Since : that time values have increased considerably, yet he simply renewed his policy without Tegard to stepped-up replkcegaent 1 * " ' f i t ' " costs. Now he will collect less than • the cost of making repairs because he was underinsured. This is a predicament that can easily be avoided by others who act before it is too late. As a public sendee we recommend that every home owner, for his own protection, insure his home on die basis of what it would cost him to rebuild it at today's high cost. ? 3 '.a " :v V7-' tf; STATE BANK ' "'sMMli'vt i'k i>b erii *lo* uefal ' A ^ mbstv# ' ay bwui Member Fedeiul Deposit Insnrance Corporation |»MIH I l l * 4 H 111 I f f l * l > n i l I IHtMIH I I I 11 US office. The groom is a graduate with the class of 1942. He attended Lake Forest college for one' year before entering the army, where he served for three years, most of this time in the China-Burma theatre. Since his discharge he has been studying accounting at Loyola University. KSfflE M'HENRY 1* Published every Thursday at Henry, 111., by Lucy H. Renich. Editor and Manager.....^,. H. Associate Editor....--.Adele STRIKE REPRIEVE Lake Geneva telephone employees, operators and service personnel, began the third week of the national telephone strike by ending it as they returrAd to their jobs last week. But the return to normalcy was shortlived. The resumption of service lasted only for the day. After a visit f!rom a union official from Milwaukee, the workers were back again Tuesday morning, but in the picket lines, not at the switchboards. Entered^ as second-class be postoffke at McHenry, 111., be act of May 8, 1879. >ne Year ...--......... ntMIE KAMHOLZ, JE„ HASSIED IN OHIOAOO W FLORSNOE BKABMAH imholz, ng was solemnised Nazareth Lutheran church ate 60th street and Spaulding avenue, Chicago, on April 19, uniting in marriage Miss Florence Beannanb and Mr. Ernie Kamholz, Jr. Missr Bearman is the daughter of Mr. md Mrs. Max DBearman of 6240 S. Laflin street, arid Mr. Kamholz is he son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Umholz, Sr., of 8616 W. 84th Place, Chicago. The double ring ceremony Was performed at 3:80 o'clock, Rev. Kohn, pastor of the. church, officiating. The bridegroom is the Oldest grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kamholz of this city, and the first to 'be married. They attended the marriage as did Fred Ka: Jr., of McHenry. Miss Alice Kelly sang "Because" and "O Perfect Love" during the service. The charming bride wore an aquacolored suit and white hat, and carried white orchids and Stephanotis with white streamers on a white rayer book. She was attended by isB Therese Tobih, who was attired in a shrimp-colored suit and white hat and carried a French nosegay of white carnations and sweetheart roses. Walter Kamholz, brother of the groom, acted as best man A reception was held following the ceremony at the home of. the bride's parents, with about sixty gueste attending. After a honeymoon trip to Ozark mountains, the couple will be at home at 6240 SL Laflin Chicago. Put ^Smartness and Spice In Your Spring Frocks GAS CONVERSION Specially trained gas service mmkm* from the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois 'began making calls at all homes and stores in Wauconda and Lake Zurich this week preparatory to the introduction of natural gas. The conservation to straight natural gas is a part of an expansion program designed to meet the growing demands for gas in north and northwest suburban communities. Over 50,000 gas users in communities will receive the new natural pas when the conversion program is completed. CARD OF THAjJkS In this manner we wish to thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings, card* of sympathy and the many other expressions of kindness shown at the time of the death of Mrs. Melvina Tremera. 60 CLINTQN MARTIN FAMILY. Display ads for the Plaindsalep will be accepted until Tuesday nooitof the week ad is to appear. Clsse ified ads will be accepted until Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Nasi must be in our office by 5 o'clodc on Tuesday afternoon. NATIONAL €DITQRIAl_ Tiation -jruz Subscribe for The Plslndealsr LIGHTNING CAUSES FIRE ' Lightning struck the home of Basil K. Wright, Elgin, last week during a heavy shower, starting a fire which caused damage estimated at $1000 before being extinguished by firemen. Members of the family were not home when the fire started and the flames gained considerable headway before being discovered. 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