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'ttfliiMdM lani 10 INK • •Pf i mmmm utom f? "SO I « HEAR" by EARL R. WALSH ., JWhat's cookin' this week? Should Md up to a lot of ha8h.^ %to i? WPVITATION -T" The McHenry Country Chft Ifr vites all local businesmenn to join them next Thursday, June 17, for a bit of an outing. Either bring your Slf clubs or just shuffle your hulk » an easy chair and relax. You won't be getting., a special Invitation. This is i. i- -- ' •'••-.-•••'-• ->.* . "-V * SMOKED-- Bob Adams sends us a cigar (Curtis Newman is the middle man) froqi Elgin. Bob Richardson hands us another. "Muggs" Wattles comes through with another. He insist*. . • At least we know why the two -Bobs band 'em out. • '•'* V. P. W. SOFT BALL*-- Frank Low phones to say tact the V. F. W. soitball team will meet the McCullom Lake Shamrocks in ^battle on the high school diamond Friday night at 8 o'clock. The V. 'F. W. boys had a nifty record of 14 won and 1 lost laat year. Not bad! - WANTED--A RUNNER-- Frank Holt wants some volunteers ~ to form a softball team to pl^y Hugh McDonald and his boys. Frank will bat, but we must find a runner for him. Either a runner or somebody to wheel him around the base paths. pie losing sponsor Will furnish Tlfreshments. WVlPlf I SM& flUuuMMt HTJEL 8HAMR00XS .T0 WIH OVER ALGONQUIN Hugh Murphy, home only a few hours from college, stepped into his Shamrock uniform andpitched three beautiful innings of baseball against Algonquin here last Sunday. The visitors couldn't scratch a hit off Murphy as he cut the corners to strike out six batters in the three inning start toward an 8 to 4 victory. "Sonny" Miller burled the last six innings and was plenty effective except in the seventh When Algoiis iquin pulled into a 4-all tie. Carl Hopp squeezed in the first run of the ball game in the top half of the fourth inning. Miller picked Fitzgerald off second in this frame to avoid further scoring. 1 The Shamrocks picked up a run jn their half of the fourth, then put over three more in the fifth when McCulla lined a triple to left and •Jerry Larkin soared a mighty home run into right center. The game was kept interesting as Algonquin put over thrqe runs in the seventh to go into another tie. Thomas lashed out with a triple to feature this outburst. With McCulla or. third and Jim Larkin on second and one out in the home seventh, the visitors wisely decided to hand Jerry Larkin an intentional pass. The strategy was good, bbt Schuett failed to come up with Harry ddlling's double play grounder. Two runs scored. The game was sewed up in the eighth when Freund drew a pass and McCulla drove the ball into the left field grass where it was lost to the eye of Algonquin's left fielder, 0B&K&1 BY OXO. P. FREtJNDS The home boys put a lot of spirit into their play and put their bats to good use in this game. SAFE CRACKER-- Nobody stole much on Ray """Cracker" Schalk when he was catching for the White Sox; but he ran into six guys he couldn't throw out this week. All had guns. WELCOME HUGH!-- Hugh Murphy is back with ttH» Shamrocks. The way he handcuffed Algonquin batters for three innings last Sunday gave cheer to many McHenry fans. EARLY SUPPER-- H Eat your supper or dinner or whatevier you call it early next Thursday evening. The Shamrocks will play Dundee here at 6 p. m. This game was rained out a couple of weeks ago and the boys want to brintf the schedule up to date. Dundee, from all reports, has a good ball club. McHenry McCulla, 3b fi. Bolger, cf J. Larkin, 2b G. Larkin, ss ........ H. Stilling, If --..w Miller, lb-p ............ L. Stilling, rf ........ W. Bolger, c Murphy, p Freund, lb ............ J Totals 'Algonquin . , Bangart, cf Moehle, lb i Fitzgerald, c • Hopp, rf ....... Pppley. If ..»i JThomas, ss i Schuett, 2b •Koch, 3b Wendl,. p MICE-- We think it' mighty nice* of the Palace Nine-O'clock-Girls to donate a tidy little sum (left in the kitty) to the local fire department. "BRENDA'S GONE"-- Our "Brenda" is touring up in Minnesota this week. She won t be worrying about fishing, but if they don't have any tennis courts handy, life is going to be very dull. IN TRAINING-- Oliver Hodges and Howard Rauhut, of the Summerdale Police Station, are in training for the row boat races, June 27. 'Both qualify by being over 40 and a little on the heavy side. Now they want a handicap! AB 4 . 4 1 4 3 1 2 38 AB 4 4 4 '4 4 4 3 3 2 1 2 \ ® # o o o z * s 0 I iu e 8 11 * * o --r- Sunday, June 6, 1948, marked the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary' of one of McHenry's popular couples/ j Mr. and Mrs. George P. Freund, i Green street. In observance of this very special • day, the other members or the | bridal party who were present at St. \ Mary's church June 6, 1923, rejoiped' Mr. and Mrs. Freund last Sunday at1 St. Mary's church when Rev.' Eugene I Baumhofer read the ten o'clock high' mass for the intentions tof the bridal party. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles j S. Nix officiated at the nuptials twenty-five years ago when Mrs. Albert Justen served as Mrs. Freund's bridesmaid, and Charles Freund, now' of Spring Grove, assisted his brother as best man. Mrs. John. Hart was the pretty lttle flower girl! a quarter of a century ago. j Elmer Myers, brother of Mrs. Freund, sang Gounod's "Ave Maria"; at the offertory, and a Blessed Virgin1 song, "Mother Dear, Remember Me,", | at the close of Sunday's mass. I i A dinner was served at five o'clock' , in St. * Mary's-St. Patrick's hall forj about sixty close relatives of the! Freund family. At open house which was also held in the school hall, Mr. and Mrs. Freund receive^ almost three hundred callers who offered their heartiest congratulatory greet-' ings. j I A mock wedding proved to be an exhilarating and scintillating feature of thl evening. Participants in this unrehearsed ceremony were Mrs. Martin J. Weber, bride; Mrs. Leo Meyer, froom; Mrs. Esther Wiser, bridesmaid; Mrs. Fred Meyer, best man; Elmer Meyer, flower girl, and i Mrs. Paul Gerasoh-^ho officiated at the "solemn" ceremonies. I W. W. Hunter, Elgin, and Mrs. Holder Peterson, McHenry, were soloists at the open house Celebration, and Freddie Meyers acted as toastmaster. Guests were present j from Elgin, Spring Grove, Ringwood, Johnsburg and Chicago. Many lovely gift* were bestowed upon Mr. and Mrs. Freund in commemoration of their silver anniversary. I Mr. Freund is engaged in a farm j implement business on route 31,! {West McHenry, acting as an agent for the J. I. Case company. For the: past 15 years he has faithfully served the city of McHenry as an aldermM from the third ward. Miss Jeanne Bosch of Johnsburg, a recent graduate of the McHenry Community high . school, entered Woodstock hospital this week as a medical patient. Local residents will be happy to learn that Ambrose Schaefer of Riverside Drive who submitted to surgery at the Wodstock hospital Tuesday, June 1, is being discharged to Ms home today, Thursday, June 10. Mrs. Charles Ensign, Main street, entered St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, as a medical patient, Sunday. Mrs. George Knight of Riverside Drive is recovering from surgery performed at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan, recently and expects to return home this week. Richard P. Smith, son of Joseph Smith, Wsiukegan street, is reported to be recovering rapidly from an appendectomy which he submitted to recently 'at the Woodstock hospital. Mrs. Gerald Miller of Johnsburg is a surgical patient at St. Therese's hospital, Waukegan. ftntTHB ' fOOMnro KVKNtS June It K. of C. election of officers. June 10, 11 Home Talent Play--High School Auditorium -- Sponsored fcr Mothers Club. June 10, 11, 12 i Rummage Sale -- Sponsored' bar : O. E. S.--City Hall, McHenry. June 11 Circle 4, W. S. C. S.--Mrs. Harold I Raemer. , June 15 Regular Meeting--Riverview Camp | R. N. A. 0818--Practice for county j convention--K. of C. hall. ! June 17 : Pot-luck Luncheon--W. S. Q. S.--• Community Church Basement. ! East River Road Pinochle Club- Mrs. Amy Henricks. June 18, 19 j Musical Comedy, "Plantation" Party" ! --High School Auditorium--Mc- ! Henry Choral Club. | June 24, 25, 26 j 1 Rummage Sale--Sponsored by Altar j I and Rosary Sodality of St. Pat-1 i rick's church. * I •• V July 2, 8, 4, 5 Region Carnival--Legion Park, Green Street. . '. Mim Sports Calendar BASEBALL -- ~ Juhe 13 .McHenry Shamrocks at Hebron 7 Dundee at Johnsburg June\i7 Dundee vs. Shamrocks at McHenry Game time - 6 p. m. -- SOFTBALL -- June 11 . V. "F. W. vs. McCullom Lake at McHenry High School Game time - 8 P. M. Parish softball league plays every Wednesday evening at high school. \ -- GOLF --- June 17 McHenry business mep will be guests of McHenry Country CluD | FttBDfG . I First preliminary j Illinois fishing contest was last Sunday when mors tfcau prize game fish were tagged at the • State Fish Hatchery in Spring Grove. Director Livingston E. Osborne of \ the Department of Conservation, ; sponsor of the AlMllinois, Fishmr Rodeo, and other state officials wm supervise the tagiing of the fish fas this unique event. ,The prize fafe, to be released in the northern of the Fox Chain Sunday mornhy, June 13, in a gala ceremony to N presented by the Antioch Lions ChAt will be brought to the Spring Grora Hatchery in aerated tank trucks from the Fish Rescue Station si ' ; Savanna and other points. < j i e j' LAND NORTHERN PIKB Mr. and Mrs. Ray WSiite, of , Crystal Lake, fishing at the lain | recently landed a fine northern pi|ps weighing between 7 and 8 pounds. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Petitclair at Waukegan on May 6. The mother is the former Evelyn Freund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Freund of Richmond Road. , Mr. and Mrs. WHll&m Phalin of Ringwood are parents of a daughter born at Woodstock hospital, Saturday, June 5. The Walter Marovics of McCullom Lake , welcomed the arrival of a son at the Woodstock hospital, Wednesday, June 2. A daughter, Sue Lynn, weighing six pounds nine ounces, was born to, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, McCullom Lake, at the Woodstoek hospital Tuesday, June 6. Mrs. Richardson was the former Ercell Lock. • Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Griffith are parents of a son born at St. Mary's hospital. ^Milwaukee, Wis., Wednesday, June 9. Mrs. Griffith is the former Mitzi Durland. VACATIONS IN MINN^tTA i The Plaindealer staff this week has been functioning under strain and stress. Editor Adele Froehlich joined i her parents, Dr, and Mrs. A. I. { Froehlich, in a trip to Winnebago, | Minn., to visit friends and relatives in the doctor's home town. | Miss Froehlich became affiliated with The Plaindealer in the fall of i 1939, and in these nine long years,! we believe that she has had only j three previous vacations. They have! been far and few between; thus it' is our honest hope that she doubly i enjoys herself on each and every j one. j The family is due back in town on Friday, and once again our many contributors will have the opportunity i ; of meeting and speaking with our | gracious editor for another whole ] year, at least. McDonald's Shamrocks vs. Johnson's Sea Horses ft Wankegmn * <* • ; 3 P. M. -- SUNDAY, JUNK 13 -- 3 F ML at McCULLOM LAKE Toni Permanent Wave Kits, fl.25 and $2.00. Wattles Drug Store. 35-tf NOTICE l Riverside Bake Shop is now closed: all day Mondays and open all, day ; Thursdays. 4-4 Free Demonstration on Bears* ELGIN BOATS and OUTBOA&D MOTORS Immediate Delivery PRANK CANS 300 N. Riverside Drive Phone 106-W McHenry LOCAL JUNIOR LEGION TRIMS CRYSTAL LAKE 8 TO 1 HERE SUNDAY Totals Score by Innings: Algonquin 000 100 300--4. McHenry 000 130 22 --8. EDITH SHERMAN MERITS BAND AWARD, DeKALB HONORS DAY MEDAL REVERSED-- We never should have sung that song "I'll Dance At Your Wedding." We did prance around in helping George and Mary Freund celebrate their silver wedding last Sunday night. Well learn some day that our dancing days are over. Some of the boys got together and reversed us on that medal idea. They fixed up a dandy and presented it to George instead of Mary. Well, it was a nice party and it couldn't have happened to two nl&r people. At the annual Honors Day Assembly of the Northern Illinois State Teachers College held last Wednesday, June 2, recognition was given to those students receiving special awards and achieving membership in honor organizations. Miss Edith Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sherman, West McHenry, received an award "from the concert band upon completion of the honor requirements. She has played in the organization for over eleven terms, Miss Sherman was awarded her degree at the State Teachers college's commencement exercises on June 9. I The McHenry Junior Legion team pounded away to an 8 to 1 victory over Crystal Lake on the MCHS j diamond last Sunday afternoon. Peterson allowed only one hit, be- 1 ing relieved by Jackson in the eighth after being hit by a pitched ball. 'Jackson allowed only one hit in the j ninth. I In the hitting department, Schaefer had 2 and 2 and Jackson had 3 safe | blows in 4 trips. ! L. Crimmins and Rower hurled for the visitors with Parsley doing the catching. The next home game will be played on the Fourth of July. Complete line of Lee's poultry remedies at Wattles Drug Store, Mr- Henry. 8-tf JOINS WOODSTOCK FIRM Complete line of Beehe livestock remedies at Wattles Drag Store, McHenry. 8-tf Need Stamps? Otder at The Plaindealer. Cecelia E. Knox, Richmond Road, former* McHenry business woman and long-time resident of this community, is now associated with the Stompanato Real Estate office in Woodstock as a member of their sales staff. The many friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Knox in this vicinity wish her 'success and good fortune in her new venture. FATHER'S DAY JUNE 20 Yes, Fe have some items 0 AUXILIARY MOTBS The county council of the Ampri^ 'can Legion auxiliary met at McHenry Friday evening and elected the following officers: Gaile Benton, Marenho, president; Minnie Green, Mc- ^ flenry, first vice-president; Emily fcowlin, JUNK2Q Remember him with a gift f r o m . . . . Mc GEE'S Crystal Lake, second vicepresident; Helen Corey, WoodstockfcL PUBLIC A U C T I ON WILLIAM RUSSELL. Auctioneer * -- SUNDAY, JUNE 13th 7 - - - •- prtSKieiiif ncicu i»uuu3wvn| which Dad would like to have i treasurer; Alta Kelsey. Fox River .Grove, chaplain; Laura Steffen. Hepreseilt ®*! aim iBtncr 8 jj)ron) historian; Mae Chesak, Hunt- ^FhlV. ---~;T-:-77; :ley, sergeant-at-arms; Betty Duff of < (Harvard was endorsed as alternate ; district director from McHenry For instance--We know-that county. A 1, TT/vtrr' Six members of the McHenry unit lllOSt l)ads like to n^n. .How ^merican Legion Auxliary about surprising him with j attended the annual convention of some PflugCT's fishing ! They were Mrs. Robert Krinn, Mrs. And what father doesn't likelWm. Green, Mrs. \Vinfield Pietfch, v i ij • i' i ! Mrs. Elbert Buch, Mrs. Ralph Verese to do odd jobfc around the Lnd Mrlf Harold Vance. liome or build something? He A memorial service in honor of can get more pleasure out of j ^S^teddurR?portse f?!m doing things if he has good tools. Thai oceans Pritzlaff s. Maybe he likes to hunt or shoot. We carry Winchester aird Remington firearms--the very best. Our stock is made up of standcommittee and county presidents followed. . „ , Mrs. Norman L. Sheeke of Rockford was the principal speaker of the afternoon. Her topic was "Our, American Children." She stressed the three main points which the auxiliary recommends to its members in its child welfare program, namely, to provide a good home in every possible way to insist on sound education for each cldld, and to give each child an opportunity to be -- . taught the love of God in a church M brands and high quality, (* ^ ^ ^ . jpllO of which 18 jrxfltt A l Ara- ivention tbe bahic Afternoon it the fort Paints, and ho»dred8 of iXt-* Others. stock. Mayor Johnson in a personal appearance extended greetings to the auxiliary. , A free* smorgasbord was served both bodice of the convention at Legion Home at 6 p. m. phonta _ Main St, West McHenry natural ttteriag of ! - promptly at one o'clock. 1% miles southwest of Woodstocfc< on the Woodstock-Franklinville black top road, the ' following personal property: ANTIQUES -- Melodian; 2 drawer cherry stand; cherry drop %af table; white marble mantle; clock picture frames; miscellaneous chairs; tables; lamps; rockers; beds; glass & china. HOUSEHOLD GOODS-- 2 Oriental rugs; 2 sofas; upholstered chair; upholstered rocker; table lamp; floor lamp; small lamps; 8-pc. dining room set, incl. refectory table, buffet, 6 chairs; lawn chairs; medicine cabinet; curtains and draperies; electric lighting fixtures; electric clock; RCA I radio-phonograph comb.; electric range; gas stove; Singer sewing ma- | chine; 2 electric washing machines; vacuum cleaner; 3 ro6m space gas heater; pair book shelves; kitchen cabinet; complete bedroom set, incl. double bed, spring and mattress, dresser and chifferobe, extra coil spring for double bed; ship model; miscellaneous chairs, tables and other small articles. I lftT SEVBt PA88ENGEX j DODGE SfeDAN LIVESTOCK. ETC. -- 4 Shetland ponies; 6 riding horses, some S Sited, gentle; 4 saddles; 2 sets rness; Democrat wagon; 1 sulkys; rubber tired wagon; electric lawn mower; hand lawn mower; f- K-hp. motors; boy's' bicycle; quantity of chicken feeders and waterers; hand cultivator; quantity of fire wood. 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