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TOLD TALN at Interest taken frtMft Hw H Hie McHsnry Plaindesler iMirs Mo iiiimtiHiiiiinii - ' tiMndtT'^r ii ltw $ '• Pwtjf Tears Afo m balloon ascension and fro*- gMr^ll handicap motor boat race %tlt uke place under \he auspices the Piatakee Yacht club at .jim Bay on Sunday. July 24. winner of the boat race will a $100 stop watch. Mm c. G Frett is confined to jMr home here, suffering with a fc«4ty broken left ankle, sustained when she jumped from a meat «ra«on last Friday night. Mr. and Mr*. Frett were driving along Main street when the shaft suddenly broke. They had their colt hitched to the wagon and the miriute the •haft dropped the colt made a frantic effort to run away. Witnesses called to Mrs. Frett to, jump and she did, with the above given result. The West McHenry State bamk How has the services of a clerk in the person of Miss Julia Stoffel. Mr. Stenger has worked hard and faithfully during the years that (he bank has bepn in existence and (be bank officials, we believe, act- «d wisely In giving the popular 4Mhier the services of a clerk. One of the grandest dancing ••ents of the season will take fiace at Smith's hall, Johnsburg, On July 20, under the auspices of St John's court, C.O.F., of Johnsturg. The floor committees selected include William Thiel, Johnsburg, Nick Schaefer, Pistakee Bay; ~ |oe Hejraer. West McHenry,; Math Weber, McHenry; Nick Kline, Spring Grove; James L. Conway, Ringwood; Joe Btten, Solon; and Math Brown, Volo. C. E. Reasner has now disposed of all his Orchard Beach property Twenty-Fire Ywurs Ago "Jack" Stenger, 2% year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stenger, wa3 struck last nite by a Ford touring car as he attempted to cross Main street. Kirk Schroeder of Ringwood, driver, is not held at all responsible. He was driving at a moderate rate of speed, but it was dusk and the street lights had not yet been lighted. McHenry staged one of the largest and best Fourth of iuly celebrations this year that has been witnessed in McHenry county in a. number of years. Not only one day did the crowds gather but the day before and the day after. Ray McGee, commander of the American Legion, announces that he believes when the total amount is turned in, that over $2,000 will be cleared at the carnival. Arthur E. Jacobsen of Chicago, who was spending the day Monday with three companions alongv the Fox River, Was instantly killed in the evening, during the severe storm, which struck here about 6 o'clock, by a bolrof lightning. The majority of people attending a meeting at the city hall last Thursday were in favor of pav- , ^ J . ,V rf • * * 4" 'A .1 »"*Y«" i tag District No. 6, which is made up of Peitl street, from Park avenue west to the Ringwood road, and Green street, which extends from Elm street to Washington ChM artuMsr Good behavior kt chttdrsn M r*d by giving thorn start*. ictk» and recognition. I 1001 General Machine Work Coaiptote Machine Shop i MNtchintry Parti Repaired or Duplicated. Fast Service, Reasonable Prices. i McHENBY MFG. CO. Crystal Lake Road Phone KeHenry 4W street. The ordinance was passed. On account of the many objections regarding the paving of District No. 6, which is made up of Waukegan street, the matter will not be decided upon for fifteen day* LIONS PROJECTS The Barrington Lions club wlifcK launches its twenty-fifth anniversary celebration with an indoor carnival on the evenings of July 13. 14 and IB, has many Barrington improvements and benefits to show for its quarter-century of activity. Attesting to its long .list of civic interests are included thrfollowing projects; Each year the Lions club, in conjunction with the local American Legion post, presents a scholarship for the University of Illinois to one of Barrtngton's outstanding students; the club spent $6,600 for lighting the softball field at North Park, where thousands of sport fans are enjoying the season's games;, the club purchased the property an J made a donation towards paving the Lions drive entrance to North Park; contributed $1,000 for the improvement projeet around the railway station. 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