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nmw- *M ;;;'^'c THE McHENRY PLAXNDEALEF •*- • 'r" - T": •'g/Tl - ;' ,-t H Wk •» Hunidir« November 5, 19S? Johnsburg News By Mr*. BMtj' Hetterauuin The Infant son of Mr. pad, . -- Mr#. Joseph Metsg^r vayt chris- Mr; and Mrs. Art Jackson an "in Stephen at St. John's son haVe moved fw>m their an Oct 25 The littlf? boy i partment on Spring Grove roaa on Oct. 4 and resides! to their new home on the old his parents in Sunnyside j Crystal Lake road in McHenry. ites. Sponsors were Elizabeth Sorry to see them go but we wish them well in their new ham*.: «*n er and Rudolph Bracetch. 4noth§r christening tapk-jplace OB Nov. 1 at St. Johri'-fl Chortfti. The infknt son of Mr. and Mrs Rich.1 rd Dehn was bapflfctd, Joseph Richard after the 10 o'clock BUtss. Dolores Michel*'. • and Ckprge Hiller (acting as- .proxy for his son, Richard) were sponsors. Richard was unable^to be tame from his duties ..with the army in Texas. Joseph Richard was born Oct. 25 at QHf'JWood- •Sock hospital. Mr and Mts. 'Cfcs Casperski spent a Weekend in Michigan a few weeks ago visiting their daughter. t Miss LsNita CroMrMKjri was home visiting her father/^neSter, last weekend. " Sv..1!" , A crew of helping hanAd's< came iQDm Be 11 wood, 111., last #>Teek to Art Hunkel's "home. T|»ey ,,»ere all busy digging a trep£^ to initall a boat house on Art's lot. ; 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank isolator Hire pleasantly surprise^ Oast Monday evening. "What parted out to be a quiet evening turned Ottt to be a very festiv«<"%<*4feion. The Schafers were given a surprise charivari in opservance of' Fred Smith took a prise for A disaster pccurred here Mjt Friday when fire swept the interior of the James Daly home. If it weren't for the fast assistance of the McHenry and Richmond fire departments, much more damage could have been caused. The Dalys an now residing near Chicago. their eighteenth wedding anni versa ry by a group of their neighborsJand friends Amojvg the w e l l w i s i f c a w e r e M r . M r s . Bernard §m\th, Mr. *and Mrs. Charles piedilch,; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I Freiinfc, "Mr," and Mrs. Clarence Young- "and Mr. and Mrs. Charity- Miller. An enjoyable eivenii^ of visiting and card playii% wai topped off with an assortment \of beverages. We wisher, and Mrs. Schafer many more blissful anniversaries A teal gay time Was had last Wednesday evening at the community club, where a combination hard time and masquerade was in progress. Barbara Harwlck furnished the music for the evening's dancing festivities. Mrs. Marie Oeffling and Frank Schafer won first prizes as the best dressed couple. Miss Jewel May, who was attired in a beautiful gypsy costume, won a prize for the best dressed girl, and his very original woodsman costume. Bill Althoff. Earl Walsh and George P. Freund had a very hard time judging the many wonderful costumes. I think an honorable mention should go to the "flappers" of the evening. Dressed in flapper attire were "Bud" and Rita Miller, Don and Lorraine Freund, Harry and Jackie Freund and "Si" and Bonnie Meyers. P. Heldman of Retina, -Canada. Tone receive degree in architecture from Qfif University of Illinois and Miss Heldmaif, a graduate nurse, attended th»-University of Saskatchewan., The wedding will take place in Chicago at St. William's church on May 8, 1954. The Kozies are well known in this community as they have resided summers and weekends at the summer home in Niesen's subdivision on the Fox river. FrAnk Crowley visited with his son, Chester, of Sunnyside Estates last weekend. One day last week Chester and a friend of his from Chicago spent the day in Milwaukee, visiting the different' breweries. They were well pleased with their trip. t •<•••»<• i iiMttM iiimi Health Talks 'M •• 'H1*1!111 Lobar Pneumonia Birthday wishes ara extended to Miss Donna Jean Frett, who celebrated her birthday last week. A group of Donna Jean's friends helped her celebrate'with a party at her home. Judge and Mrs. Sengstock of Der Plaines visited here on Sunday Theye were accompanied by their daughter and grand-daughter. Marie Wentzel left for Chicago Sunday evening to spend a couple of day* visiting daughter. mide and antibiotic drugs is lately responsible for the control of many conditions, possibly these drugs' most emphatic contribution has been in the control of lobar pneumonia. While this is true, one must guard ai gainst a sense of false security against the disease for the causative bacteria may develop a resistance to the prescribed drug, the educational committee of the Illinois State Medical society cautions in Health Talk. Should this happen, lobar pneumonia may well again return to be a leading cause of morbidity and mortality. Lobar or -bacterial pneumonia usually strikes suddenly. The victim, previously well, suddenly develops a shaking chill, a high fever and severe pain In the chest. These aymptoihs are ordinarily accompanied by a cough which, early in the disease, may produce a rusty-colored sputum. The word "lobar" refers to the lobes of the lungs. The right lung contains three parts or lobes, while the left lung contains two. Inflammation of the! pneumonia, untreated at ttjtJ? lung, caused chiefly by bacteria, time, will not only continue to spread to other lobes of the lung, but the. bacteria may also enter the blood stream subsequently infecting other organs such as the heart, kidney or brain. completely solidifies or consolidates one or more of these lobes. In contrast, in other forms of pneumonia, such bronchopneumonia, small patches of inflamma- While the use of the sulphona-, yon may occur in one or > more ih. --h lohes of both lungs. The bacteria, causing' lobar her ' Our wishes for a very speedy rieeftvery are conveyed to Mrs. Elisabeth Smith, who Is confined to a CMcago hospital. Mrs. Smith had-the misfortune of breaking her -arm. We hope that she will be up and about real soon again. w llfUlil uc dinji anniv passed'5 th( wedjled 'tfl We extend our sincerest congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfafii Oeffling upon their wedanniversary. The Oefflings their sixtieth year of bTtel several years ago MajJ we wish them more to come. | -- I By rfcipenuity and skill in pro- An engagement of interest Is ceasing and constant efforts in f 'i-*~---- rnnounced this week by Mr. and devikipin? the usefulness of ni- A. Bveitiibach's daughter and Mh*. A. E. Knzie of 2738 N. 74th oke£ pioneers in the Canadian SSR-iiv-law Visited him last Sun- Court in Elmwood Park. Thair nickeli: industry converted what day ffterflbon. Mr. Brelteabach son. Tone, has become engaged Wfisj oBee an impurity in copper has 9 een on tt>e sick list for very recently to Miss Dolorps nrert into a vital material for aome kim^1# Heldman. daughter of Mrs G. mortrfi industry. i : la pneumonia, normally inhabit the noses or throats of persons who have recovered from an illness or who are momentarily resistant to the invading organism. Unprotected sneezing, coughing, laughing br even loud talking may cause these bacteria to be spread on Infected droplets to the respiratory tract of susceptible persons whose resistance is lowered. Thus the lung is quickly invaded and pneumonia develops. The patient. with lobar pneumonia is extremely ill In addition to a high fever and ths cough, the patient is restless and uncomfortable. The skin 1# hot and dry, and the color ap* pears dusky or cyanotic result* ing trom a deficiency of oxygen in the blood. The respiration or breithing rate, normally less than' eighteen inhalations and exhala* tions a minute, is rapid to ths rate of from thirty-six to forty per minute. If bacterial pneumonia- is discovered early, the response to t: eatment is dramatic. The sulphonamide and antibiotic drugs now fight- the bacterial invasion directly, regardless of the patient's resistance. They not only lower the mortality of lobar pneumonia, but they also have a tendency to eliminate the causative organism from the respiratory tract of persons who are convalescing from the disease, and still consider carriers. It is quite commonly believed! among non-medical people that onte a person recovers from at* attack of pneumonia that he is immune to a •*>"<-.or third attack. This is not true. Once the bodily resistance is lowered and( the ever present or invading bacteria take hold, pneumonia may strike again. And because it is possible, through the strange mechanics of nature, for the causative bacteria to biilld up a resistance to the group of potent drugs now .available to fight them, pnejumonia can develop again, resulting in long weeks of illness and even death. BUSIEST HARDEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALEB WANT AOS The One Make-up that has EVERYTHING! FRED J. SMITH SALES SERVICE Over 95 per cent of the nickef % produced from the mines in famous Sudbury District of Ontario, Canada, is exported to ths United States, Great Britain and ' other industrial countries. *' i ' & A. M. ,. , a™ % A. F. 107 N Meeting l-Srd Tuss. Visitors Welcome Phillip Ricker, Secy. Phone McHenry 417 . , !!.'• jJ, • I" 1 • : o. e. s. . >07 N Court St J:. Meetings 2nd & 4th Tues. Visitors Wielcome Myrtle Harrison, Secy Tel Won. Lk 3643 . V. 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