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V. MT^ * „ S? ^ £" »4£-'*•*'»$••* 4 r f >1 ^ ' 1-rt ^"tt <" < $ <& - 1* w 3 X | P«B» Tmt THE KcHEHHY PLAINDEALEft H4| < | i j i • ! • j .if• if . f r . I . . ; . I l ! l " I I I T I ' l i | i | i l ! l i H I I I > t : I S 9 ' H l l l l i W - , M i l ! I . 5 I W I I I ! I ® l | l , l ! l : l ! l l l : l f l ! K l i f i H l f e I REVIEWING EARLY HAPPENINGS ! M C H S. NeWS III IMLIIl,llltlli!.|lllllljlllJtitljlllllMUt:lllil ; j F. B. L A. '! The organization is making pompoms to sell to the students at the basketball games. The money that they make from these will help to defray the cost of their trip to Springfield. Approximately sixty students have signed up to go but out of thesef only fifty will make the trip. This will be made up to thirty seniors and twenty juniors. IN McHENRY and VICINAGE Plainde&ler Files Furnish Memories of Yesteryears if H' .f. .{• .m. JPORTY YEARS AGO I'rom Issue of February 24, £916 ilowe-Fay-- Miss Kate Howe, oldest daughter of Mrs. E. W. Howe of this village;' was united in marriage to Mr. Wm. C, Fay at high noon last Saturday, the ceremony having been performed in Evanston, where the couple will make their home. The bride taught school in McHenry for many years, but during the past few seasons she has been engaged in school work fn the suburbs of Chicago. Peterson-Ficken-- Rev. Wm. A. O'Rourke officiated at a nuptial ceremony at St. Patrick's church last Satur- J day, uniting in marriage Miss j Vivian Peterson, daughter of tlie j Alvin Petersons, and Mr. Vernon ; Ficken, son of the John Fickens j of West McHenry. . Thought. For The Week-- "Ignoraiice is the night of the mind, but a night without moon or stars." -- Confucius. Items of Local Interest--• Mrs. H. J. Schaffer is ' the proud possessor of a new .1916 Overland roadster. Saturday evening was the' pay day at the Borden factory, $2,200 being distributed among the employees oh that day for fifteen , days' work. This includes the icemen's pay. That there is sure to be a scrap on at the coming town ( caucus was made certain on' Wednesday of this week, when Wm. B. Tonyan stepped into our j office and left a card announcing : his candidacy for the office of : highway commissioner. C. W.! Harrison of Ringwood is the j other candidate. , Surprised on Birthday-- Without letting him know that, they were coming, a company of i friends quietly stole to the home , of John .J. Buch Friday evening J to remind him of his fifty- j seventh birthday anniversary. i We met Jan. 31 in the playroom at the ' Methodist church. We said the pledge to the flag and Brownie promise. Penny Miller, our president, started the meeting. Barbara Meyer re&d the minutes of the last meeting. ^ Shervl Nellis collected the dues. Then we had the hostess, Debra Franke, pass out the treat. We said the Brownie good night. The following week, Feb. 7, we made V3lentine corsages. Lynn Reihansperger, secretary F. H. A. The F. H. A. had meeting on Feb. 15 and they decided to have an April party, however definite^ plans for the party have not yet been discussed. There will be a district' meeting in Evanston this.,.month and Kathleen Anglese has been invited to attend this meeting as she is the district officer. The F. H. A. has sent Valentines to Hines hospital and toys to the. Sunshine Home. Thursday. TelStvuirf 23i i / i YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED NEW APPOINTMENTS Lloyd Ziegler of Elgin, Republican state central committeeman for the 14th Congressional district (Kane, DuPage and McHenry counties) has announced the apopintment of Mrs. Isabella W. Lindsay of St. Charles as his state central committeewoman to succeed the late Mrs. Pearl Duncan of Glen Ellyn. Working with Mrs. Lindsay as co-chairwoman is Mrs. Irma Wells of Harvard. TWICxVl-Y-FIVE YEARS AGO From Issue of February 19, 1981 Tragedy at Wonder Lake-- Tragedy haunted' the shores of Wonder Lake when two men were drowned In its icy waters Tuesday and a woman, the wife of one of the victims, is lying at the point of death, following her heroic but ineffectual efforts to rescue . them. The victims are Martin Klintworth, 36, a farmer residing on the east bank of Wonder Lake, and Harry Butler, about 26 years old, a farm hand employed by Klintworth. TEN YEARS AGO From Issue of February 21, 1946 Miss Jeanne Powers-- An illness dating to childhood took the life of Miss Jeanne Powers, 30, on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1946. THE TOWER GRILL On Route 120 at Lakemoor ( Between Volo and McHenry4 Sftrimps Chicken Steaks Sandwiches Full Fountain Service "From a Snack to a Full Dinner" Counter Service or Dining Room Bring the Family Unexpected Guests! Evening Snack! or A Ready to Eat Dinner. PHONE: McHEir r 161 for Carry Out Service A Smile Can Do A Lot BE THRIFTY! 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