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" |JrL ^ff/T7 ^y ^ - V : -*• *^rvsrirv*-f** j*«;:^v ' Thursday, April 6,1950 ' i'%i: - -SWA «£ lit. DALEIDEN WILL OBSERVl SILVER JUBILEE ^ ^ <• • •";>. " f, (continued from pago 1) "* diremonies and Rt. Rev. M. A. "humacher, pastor of St. Nich- •.Jm church, Aurora, ill, will rfMCh the jubilee sermon. Frater )S*gene Jung of Sacred Heart Mioitiary, Shelby, Ohio, a St. Peter's parish boy, and Fr. Daleiden's nephew, John Reuland, of . St. Mary's seminary, Baltimore, Md. will be the acolytes. Thomas F^und from Jordan seminary, Menominee, Mich., will l»e thurifer. The Mo6t Rev. John J. Boylan, D.D., bishop of Rockford, will be ii| the sanctuary and will bless the new organ before the solemn high mass. : Gaard of Honor / The school children will -form a I guard of honor from the rectory to the church. Melvin May and ^QiPnis Huff will be page boys; Proline Ann Brown will be the bride carrying the burse with silver crown; Richard Steinmetss will be the chalice bearer; Judy Weber Will carry the ^heaf of wheat and grapeti and Diane Jung and Elaine Koutney will carry flowers in. a silver basket. A dinner will be served at 1 o'clock in the school Auditorium to the, clergy, relatives and friends wfiP will unite in honoring the jirallarian. A reception and entertainment sponsored by the school children, Holy Name and Christian Mothers sodalities, will be enjoyed Sunday evening, April 16, in joint celebration with the golden jubilee of the parish. ^ Aurora Native Ft. Daleiden, son of the late John and Anna Daleiden, was botn in.the nearby city of Aurora, wjjfcre he attended St. Nicholas parochial school. He attended St. Joseph's college at Collegeville, Ind., and Mt. St. Mary's seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio. He was ordained by the late Bishop Muldoon on April 13, 1925, at St. James Pro- Cathedral in Rockford. The beloved priest has served the congregation at St. Peter's in 8pring Grove since July of 1933. Previously he had served as paste. of St. Mary's church in Elizabeth, for four years before that as assistant pastor at St. John's church in Savanna and St. Anthony's church, Rockford. He has become a well known figure in this area during the past eighteen years and is loved and respected by those of all faiths. His many friends extend, best wishes for an anniversary c^bration which will linger long as one of .tbfi outstanding events tn Fr. Daleiden's very full lifetime. isj, r M • " . * .... i : v-s mm*'* «r • • & Sri •. v THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEft rtfgt Three girl may choose to have in 4-H work lican, and Stanley Hunt, Democrat; precinct 2; Chuck Miller, Republican JUUI Lester - Bacon, Democrat: precinct «, Joseph Frett. Republicr.n. aiid Sibre Wlriting Democ- it; precinct 5, Stepuen Duttko and Joseph Elliott, Republicans; and Victor Milbrandt and T. P. Mathews, Democrats. Chicago Woman Injured In Accident Near City A Chicago woman, Mrs. Johanna Aftfirone, 23, received minor injuries in an accident which occurred just west of McHenry last Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The car in which she was riding was driven by Arthur Morrone: According to the sheriff's (Office, the Morrone car was following a truck driven by Arthur Btntley, 21 of Elgin. When, the truck driver turned left the Morrone auto collided with Jt.- Daniage car was estimated at $300; V;.V Iluvjr Three Club To Meet April There will ing of the Busy Threvjcluh at the McHenry high school on April 11 at 8 p.m. Any hoy or girl in this areau/who is friteivsted in joining the 4-H and is between 10 and 21 years of age should attend this meeting. William Tammeus, farm adviser of this county, will be present to discuss the 'projects any bor or CALL FOR REPUBLICAN BALLOT EXPECT LARGE VOTE AT NEXT WEEK'S PRIMARY Vote For J. G. "Curly" Stevens for COUNTY TREASURER PRIMARIES APRIL 11 1950 Announce f. I), of A. * Tournament Winners The C.D. of A. met in the K. of C. hall on March 30 for their business meeting. Miss Mildred Kinsala, the grand regent, was elected delegate to the state convention to be held at Quincy, 111., on May 5, 6 and 7. Miss Bertilla Freund was elected alternate and Miss Laura Weber-second alternate. Mrs. Grace O'Brien was chairman of the committee for last week's meeting. Cards were played and prizes awarded to Helen Dobyqs and Elvira Durland in contract bridge; Eva Stilling ami Elizabeth Thompson in auction bridge; Mrs. Bohr and Mrs. Rodenkirk in pinochle. Prizes for the tournament which closed March 16 were merited by Elizabeth Pich and Helen Weber in> auction bridge; Eleanor kinsala. Klla Buss and Dorothy Adams in contract; Lee Uansi. Mary Zimmerman, Lillian Stoffel, A tna Hay and Rose Freund in pinochle. The next social meeting will be held April 21. Election of officers and a business meeting will take place May 4. St Clara's Court Dinner Members of St. Clara's Court, No. 659, C.O.F., will enjoy a 6 o'clock dinner at the Bridge on Thursday, April 13. Reservations should be rtiadc not' later than- Monday, April 10, by calling either 258 or 111-W. ' Announce Betrothal Of Esther Jean Orr Mr. and Mrs. James M. Orr announce the engagement of their daughter, Esther Jean, to Earl I. Tessendorf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tessendorf of Crystal Lake. The d uple plans to be married in August. Annual Wheaton Antique Hobby Show April 12,13,14 V -- The thirteenth, annual antique and hobbf show at'Wheaton will take place this year on April .12, 13 and 14 at Gary Meniorial Community House. The show Will be open to the public each day between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. The Woman's Society of the Gary Memorial Methodist church sponsors the show, which has grown tof be one of the outstanding such events in the midwest. SOUTDOORS Seasons Opening Saturday, April 8-11 Four Big Days -- MG-M's Finest Van Johnson -- John Hodiak -- Denise Darcel % * BATTLEGROUND * Box Office Opens 6:15 P.M. Weekdays Sundays 5:45 P.M. 9 - - " Continuous Performances from Dusk Children under 6 admitted free Starting Wednesday "THE OUTLAW" "The Best Pictures of the Week Every Week" AMONG THE StCK Miss Anna Mae Vogt underwent a tonsillectomy at the Woodstock hospital last week. Josepr W. Freund is much improved at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Julia Kent, following a severe ilhiess last week.^ Miss Frances Michois. who has been a patient at Roseland Community hospital, Chicago, for many weeks, is now recovering at the Cliarles Michcls home , John Jones of Crystal, Lake, formerly of McUciiry,, its confined to Sherman hospital. Elgin, with a severely iujuretl right hand, the result of an accident last week at" the Simplex plant ii\ Algonquin: Ml4. Jones is the ®oWin-law of Mr. and Mrs. Eurt. Gilkerson of McHenry. ADVERTISEMENT NICK KELLER State Representative EIGHTH DISTRICT Lake--McHenry--BOOM Republican Primary, April 11 CARD OF THANKN In this way we wish to thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings, spiritual bouquets, cards of sympathy, donations of cars and the many other kindnesses extended in our bereavement. We are especially grateful It^r the services of Msgr. Nix, Fr. Baumhoferaad Fr. Hal bach. MRS. MARY A. BUCH *47 AND FAMILY CARD OF THAMKS In this way I would like to thank friends and neighbors for cards, visits and other remembrances on the occasion of my ninetieth birthday anniversary. They were all greatly appreciated and helped to make this birthday a memorable oue. 47 CHRIS BLA$E Read the Want Ads! CARP OFTHASKM We would like to take this means of showing our appreciation for the cards, gifts and other remembrances at the time our daughter, Susan, was injured and confiaed to the hospital. We are espec:ally grateful for the services of Msgr. Nix and Fr. Baumhofer. MR. and MRS. WM. O'BRIEN •47 NOMINATE r Republican Candidate For (continued from page candidate in the same preciftcf. Others running are as follows: Precinct 1, Earl Whiting, Repub- VOTE FOR [x] William G. Slratlon * . FOR STATS TREASURES An ad on t Friend of ours was telling us about one of the most useful devices In the world. "It works 24 hours a day tor me," he said. "And never yet has let me down when I needed it most. "F&ct is, I use it to run all kinds of errands, carry messages to and from a steadily growing number of people, get help in emergencies, make friends and lots of other things. It saves me time, worry and money. "Costs only a few nickels I day, too," he added. "Must be a newfangled robot," we scoffed. "No," he said. "You haveone yourself •*» you$ t#Ji» ghone." When you stop to think about it, few things are more useful than your telephone. Few things do ao much for so little. VOTE HARRY C. HERENDEEN JR. Crystal Lake, 111.. for SHERIFF of McHenry County LIFE LONG RESIDENT OF McHENRY COUNTY WORLD WAR II VETERAN HOLDS RANK OF POLICE CAPTAIN YOUNG, AGGRESSIVE, HONEST F. B. I. TRAINING COURSE ACTIVE YOUNG REPUBLICAN 5 of McHenry County PRIMARIES: Tuesday, April 11,1950 ^ Born in Woodstock and a lifelong resident ot' Mrllonry County. Successful Business-man tor '2'2 years . . . . Ain.serving iny third term as Aldei man of tlw} Second Ward.. , . . Oeputv Sheriff under tliree former sheriffs .. Acted as Bailiff in County and Circuit Courts . . Served 1 term as investigator in office of Secretary of State for McHenry and Boone Counties . . Have had 5 weeks Special Police training at- Springfield under police suf>ervision . . Veteran of World War I . . Charter member of American Legion . . Member of Elks, -Woodstock Sportsman's Club, Moose and Moose Legion . , . . Am married and have two sons, Wayland, who seized -'J1 2 years in the Navy, World War II, ant| Cliarles, a Junior in the WCHS. I believe the foregoing statements qualify me for the office of sheriff. I believe it is time for a change in the sheriff's office. --- ••• YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED - "A vole for HrreBdern 11 is a vote for McHenry Coaatjr* PRIMARIES APRIL 11,1950 ere's rollicking good news for you! We can take that noble Buick of yours, and in a few short houri IWB'll put new life--new pep--new spring zing into it! • * • You'll hardly know your own car. You'll have to lay a gentle toe on that gas treadle--or look for your hat in the back seat. Because our mechanics are Buick specialists right to their fingertips -- men who know your car and it* » needs from long experience. Because they use Buick methods, special Buick tools, factory-engineered parts, to bring out the best in your Fireball baby. And because that big 17-step maintenance and tune-up routine we show below is just about the finest, most complete way to get your motor ready for really lively spring driving!. ( ~ 7 Just check those 17 big items in your mind. How long since your Buick has had these important attentions? And how about coming m this weekf These Spring Services will save GAS-OIL-WIAR-AND MONEY! I. Drain erankcoM and refill with lummr <jrod« oil. -Ji Clean and adjust spark plugs. 3.Clean and adjust distributor . points. 4CUan carburetor ktmiv adjwt carburetor. 5. Scientifically time ignition. A. Adjust valve tappets for proper clearance. 7. Completfly tune engine for peak performance and mileage, ft Adjust generator charging rata. fMest battery; clean and coat ter«i> nals; odd water. 10. Repack and inspect front ' bearings. 11. Inspect brake linings and dnm, 12. Drain and Clash oat cooliag system. 13. Tighten all hose connection t4. Adjust fan belt tension. 15.- Tighten cylinder head bobs special torque wrench. 16. Fill steering gear housing lubricant. 17. Complete LUtfilCAKE chassis bricqtioe gad i»ip»Bli»a. W- n n R. i. OVERTON MOTOR SALES 400 FRONT STREEf PHONE 17 McHENRY, ILL.