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\v *" f •• 5?n • . 4 " J « . * ' • » ' ' '"' R«®> ¥* T:;f McHENRY PLAWDEALER SJWf%Yr^?.P'"i¥ -.f" ff T"'\ MEET ORIGINATOR OF COOK'S CORNER,. MARIE SCHAETTGEN Homeraakera in McHenry who have tried and approved of the iriany delicious recipes contained "fin "Cook's Corner" during the past two years have no doubt Thursday, Woveittber 27, 13S2 T. A. Planning 'f JPot-Luck Supper •• The Community Parent lWchassociation is planning for s;„|lta second annual pot-luck supper and Christmas party, to be £|held in the high school cafeteria on Saturday evening, Dec. 6, at ? p.m. Members of the P.T.A., their husbands, board members •ad their husbands and wives *.nd teachers and their guests are invited to attend. ' \ Meat, rolls, butter and coffee tMll be furnished by the P.T.A. tfcquare dancing will follow the •upper. / Fox Valley Camp Eteds Officers Pox River Valley Caimp, R.N.- A., will meet at the home of §frs. Peter W. Freund on Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 8 o'clock, at #hich time there will be an election of officers. Fwnlture Construction Tbeme Of Home Bureau . The major lesson to be given by Betty Coughlin, home adviser, at the December meeting Of the Ringwood Home Bureau 'will be on "Furniture Construc- ,tion." It will be held Tuesday, <Dec. 2, at 1:15 o'clock at the 'home of Mrs. E. A. Alderson on „Rt. 120. M Mrs. Chancey Harrison will Jjgive a book review and there f«will be a gift exchange during 'Jthe afternoon. M. The unit held an all-day handi- •* craft meeting and pot-luck ^luncheon on Nov. 18 at the home «»of Mrs. C. S. Johnson. Mrs. Vic- •"tor Milbrandt, chairman, was * assisted by Mrs. J. J. Neuharth, ->Mrs. Ray Wilkerson and Mrs. -•Ed. Peet. £ The group presented a number «of beautiful Christmas ideas. Weiss Infant Christened The infant aon <f Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weiss of li5 Country Club Drive, McHenry, was christened Eric Howard by Rev. Fr. John McGowan at St. Patrick's church ' on Sunday. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Adams. Guests in the Weiss home following the service were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Michigan City, Ind. Mrs. Weiss may be remembered as the former Jane Henley of Stillwater, Minn., who formerly attended Rosary college. v Mr. Weiss is a pilot with United Airlines. COMPLETES COURSE Thomas P. Mathews, IV, successfully completed an intensive two-week course in life underwriting at the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance company home office in Boston last week. Mr, Mathews • lives at Wonder Lake. •Plan Program For P. T. A., Meeting Mrs. Paul GeraschWill be lirman of the social hour, assisted by mothers of first grade pupils, when St. Mary's P.T.A. holds its Dec. 3 meeting . at 3:15 o'clock in the school .ball. • The program will include vark> U8 numbers by the band, piano ^•elections and a vocal duet, H "I'm So Shy," by Barbara Wolf and Cameron Clark. i, . I Altar. Aad Rosary | Christmas Party ? The Altar and Rosary sodality | of St. Patrick's church will hold • Its annual Christmas party In 1 the church hall cn Monday, Dec. | 1, at 8 p.m. There will be a dol- » lar gift exchange. I Mrs. Alvin Miller, chairman of 5 arrangements, is being assisted S by Mesdames Virgil Prine, Sibre ! Whiting, Ford Hanford, Walter 5 Walsh, Leo Braidman, Robert t Hanford, Ted McNish, Joe Guz- } Sardo and John Unti and the | Misses Helen and Lucille Knox. BIRTHS Corp. and Mrs. Robert Lamz announce the arrival of a son on Nov. 21, weighing/?} lb. 5 oz. The baby, first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Haro)d Hobbs, was born in Louisiana. Mrs. Lamz is the former Layerne Hobbs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cooper of Rt. 4, McHenry, are the parents of a son, Philip Doyle, born Friday, Nov. 21, at Ndrweigian American hospital, Chicago. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hirschberg and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mris,_ Abe Cooper of Woodstock, formerly of West McHenry. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fish of Rt. 2, McHenry, are the parents of a daughter, born at St. Therese hospital on Nov. 15. Mrs. Fish is the former Dolores Dowell. A daughter was born Nov. 18 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freund. Residence Changes 1 The Norbert Yegge family moved this past week from an apartment in the Scihiessle building into the Rubin Potter home on Main street. The Potters have moved to Elmhurst. COUNTY SHOW ENTRIES MCHenry county is among the m a n y I l l i n o i s c o u n t i e s f r o m Which entries for the 1952 International Live Stock Exposition have been received. Recent entries include those of Harvey Meyers, of Marengo. He will exhibit in the Hereford steer classes at the world's largest livestock show at Chicago. DO YOURSELF A FAVOR! - READ THIS MESSAGE It's important to you. In fact, it's the only way to let you know that you can eliminate winter driving worry. Tat ybu can be safe on snow covered, icy roads, that you can overcome the hazards of bad, unpredictable road conditions - as you and I know them. HOW? -- Simply by putting a pair of Goodyear SUBURBANITE snow and ice tires on your rear wheels. * • If money doesn't matter, you can get new ones for $50 ^ $70 a pair, depending upon size, and if you're HEP, you put on a pair of MARTICKE & NIXON Recaps, carrying the same guarantee for performance and quality as new ones, for about half the price. -- We have both. BUT REMEMBER, THE RUSH IS ON -- P. S. --• Confidentially, we are)not pressed for additional business, but we feel obligated to publish this in the public interest, and for the sake of safer driving when roads /are really dangerous in this part of the country./ For safer, driving, MARTICKE & NIXON, Inc. GOODYEAR DISTRIBUTORS Recapping 8c Vulcanizing #11 E. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS PHONE 424 often wished they knew and cculd recognize on sight the column's originator, Marie Sehaettgen. Actually, Mrs. Sehaettgen is a homemake£ herself but combines this with a full time position in Chicago. She is an employee of Western Union and in fier many years of service for that company has had a hand in almost every job there, from managing; branch offices to supervising in the main office and occasionally, on the ..side, helping in the. training school. Mrs. Sehaettgen started with Morse telegraphy but learned each automatic system as it was adopted by Western Union. She is a member of the Morse Telegraph club, having served as vice-president and assistant secretary- treasurer for the Chicago chapter of this national organization. The Schaettgens built a permanent home on the Fox river, interested in the work of the Legion Auxiliary, for which she kas been publicity chairman the past year, and Mr. Sehaettgen in the Kiwanis club, which claims much of his leisure time Marie is a native of. the East, where she was born in New York. However, she adopted Chicago as her home city at the age of one year and only occasi o n a l l y l o n g s t o be n e a r t h e many relatives who still reside on Long Island. She attended DePaul -high school and Chicago Normal callege (now Chicago Teachers' college) at 69 th and Normal blvd. She recalls an early desire for teaching as a career but remembers equally Well that the depression which caught up. with most everyone at the time she was in her late 'teens was responsible for a change of plans. As a result,,she took a full ttmo job with Western Union, where she had been working part time while attending college. Incidentally, it was while working at Western Union she met her husband-to-be, Arthur Sehaettgen, who at that time was a pharmacist in a Chicago drug store. Marie recalls how she bacame quite proficient in her husband's occupation and was even able to fill capsules and make up some of the old time remedies. A graduate of the Northwestern University School of Pharmacy, Mr. Sehaettgen turned to a new line of work eight years ago when he went to the Chicago Open Board of Trade. v Few people have combined so successfully the role of career girl and homemaker as Marie Sehaettgen. And she always finds time left over to pursue other activities or to spend an evening with her many friends. DIED NOVEMBER 16 • i > II*I« »• U'i'i u 111 »I m CdlNG EVEJffS *•»' • 'I* 't *}• 4- '!• '!• i|I f MRS. C. J. REIHANSPERGER CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this opportunity to thank friends, neighbors .and relatives for floral' offerings, spiritual bouquets, cards of sympathy and the many kindnesses extended in our bereavement. We also wish to extend our sincere thanks to R£v. north of McHenry, in 1948, after four years of summer residency. Both have become extremely active in local organizations. Mrs. Sehaettgen has been especially MRS. VERNA GROTTHUS -- MRS.--VIRGINIA--RAVEN *29 MRS. JOANNE ANDERSON im Death claimed Mrs. C. J. Reihansperger at the Villa Re^t Home, Pistakee Bay, on Sunday morning, Nov. 16, following an illness of several months. Last rites were conducted on Tuesday morning of last week from St. Patrick's church, with interment in the church cemetery. Marriage Licenses A marriage license has been issued in Waukegan to Raymond Clark of McHenry and Phyllis Wilkins of Lake Zurich NOTICE We will not deliver milk this Thursday, Thanksgiving D a y, 29 FREUND'S DAIRY November 29 Fall Dance -- Legion Home, McHenry -- Sponsored By Holy Name Society Of Christ The King Church. xoveinber SO Red-,. Head Girls . vs. McHenry Co-ops -- High School Gym -- Benefit V.F.W. Post, No. 4600, Drum and Bugle Corps. December 1 Annual Christmas Party -- Sponsored By Altar And Rosary Sodality --- Dollar Gift Exchange --- Mrs. Alvin Miller, Chairman Ringwood Home Bureau . Mrs. E. A. Alderson Heme, Rt 120. • / 'w---- -s. ^ December 2 '; C. O. F. Meeting. Fox River Valley. Camp, R.N.- A. f-- Mrs. Peter\W. Freund Home. „ v*. " Oecemoer *3 St. Mary's P. T. A. Mee'ttyg-- St. Mary's School -- 3:15 P.M. December 6 Pot-Luck Supper Sponsored By Community P. T. A. -- High School Cafeteria -- 7 P.M. December 4 V. F. W. Auxiliary Bazaar December 14 St. Mary's Juvenile Forester Girls* Christmas Party -- 3 To 6 P.M. December 5 St. Patrick's School Mother's Club Bake Sale. December 6 McHenry Chapter, O.E.S. -- Installation -- Acacia Hall Regular Meeting of McHenry Garden Club -- Mrs. Fred Lieberson Home. December 7 McHenry Choral Club Program -- High School Auditorium -- 8:15 P. M. "The GQQd Ship Lillipop" -- S P. M. --, High School Auditorium --• Benefit St. Mary's P . T . A . December H C. O. F. Meeting. IIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHHIIIIIHIIIHIII AMONG THE SICK IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllHIHIimillllllllllllllllllllllllllU Mrs. Robert Wayman of 1348 KensingtonCV Road, Arlington Heights, is recovering from surgery which she underwent at St. Joseph's hospital last week. Mrs. Wayman is the former ttathryn Simon of McHenry. CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this opportunity to thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings, spiritual bouquets, cars, cards cf sympathy and the mapy other .kindnesses extended to us in our b e r e a v e m e n t . E v e r y t h i n g was appreciated-. so much. THE REIHANSPERGER AND 2#f. 8TOFFEL FAMILIES CORN YIELD This s e a s o n , I l l i n o i s c o - l i p . crop, now esu.. ated as yielding 58 bushels per acre for a totalf of 534 million bushels, is the second largest ever grown, being topped only by the bumper 1948 crop of 564 million. The latest cropxestimate of the state and federal departments of agriculture places the yield two bushels per acre higher than w%s forecast Oct. 1. Now that corn husking is practically completed, Illinois farmers are plowing or disking their stalk fields to get* them in shape for spring plant? • ings. Dry soil has for weeks been hindering the plowing of stubble fields. Rainfall in the state was deficient both in September and October, and fallsown grains and- grasses ^ made slow .progress. ANNOUNCEMENT MRS. ELEANOR MATTEONI ;; Teacher in leading schools of Chicago. Studied : |an d coached under the late Andy Rizzo, teacher ; of teachers; announcps taking gnrni]ment for • Elm Street McHenry, PHONE 746 Come and See Our Beautiful Holiday Children's Wear at itfe Style Show, December 7 DR. HENfcY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- TISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE TISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS DAILY : 9 to 12 A. M. and 1 to & P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: «:00 to 8*30 F. M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 t® Pormertt Onr plod-action is ear efficient Mixed Concrete it uniformly central plant. dense, enduring and strong. Of course, you want concrete The "mix" is made for your -- firesafe, durable, modjob. Even a small job gets erate in first cost and requirthe benefit of large-nfume log little maintenance McHenry Sdtid & Gravel --PHONE McHENRY 920 Private Lessons in Piano' and -- Piano Accordion | FOR INFORMATION t Phone McHenry 686-M-l : #ur JforefetijerV They worked and prayed to win- Add when the trees were bare ' They'd brought a harvest in, And kneeled again in prayer. The Lord's gifts come to bless jOur lives in many ways. To show our thankfulness, Let ui, too, offer praise! In observance of Thanksgiving Day, this bank will not be open Thursday, November 27. McHENRY STATE .RANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. PHONE 1040 <§ VYCITAL'S © DOLLS LIFE LIKE --Horseman | DOLL m Skin-Like Lqgp- Flexible Fingers Sleeps and Crys Doll Buggies Collapsible Sivler Colored Metal Frame. Leatherette lining. Folding $$>8to$1329| 5568 / s Hood and simulated FLASH GORDON SPACE OUTFIT Futuristic Goggles, Belt and Compass. 3 Piece Outfit Radio Flyer Wagon f Large size! Balloon tires! *5 Have fun hauling groceries ^ * for Mom or just riding round the block. VELOCIPEDE with ball bearings. This one can stand the hard knocks! Heavy gauge steel, % in. rubber tires, with large adjustable steel saddle. quilted LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS Magne-Traction gives these big trains added power to pull huge lines of cars. 3 Car "Scoiit" Freight s2250 ^ 24 IN. AIR FIRE "MACHINE GUN Shoots Table Tennis Bails! Walnut colored plastic stock and grips with-fl aluminum barrel and slide action. $289 5 Pc. Cinderella Cleaning Set complete with plastic apron! Consists of 24-in. broom, 25-in. dust mop with removable handle, 7*in. cleaning brush, 8- In. dust pan & carpet sweeper. 14 Piece HANDY ANDY TOOL CHEST Watch his eyes light up when he sees this 'He-Man's' Tool Chest chuck full of everything he needs. $498 USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN 606 FRONt STREET McHENRY. ILL. S T3J S. GREEN ST. PHONE 96 McHENRY, TEC