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lursday, July 26, il§6< tftE MckENRV PLAtNDEALER Johnsburg News Bj Sim Betty Hetternuuw . Entertains In Yard •Mr. and .Mrs. Gerald Hettermann entertained his workers and their families at an outdoor chicken dinner in their yard last Monday evening. Joining in on the fun were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freund and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill May and sons, Mrs. Catherine Freund and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn and family. ^ Vacation Ends Mrs. Agnes Crowley and daughter, Mary Elizabeth, returned to the big city after spending an enjoyable two-week vacation at the home - of her sister and husband, Robert arid Laura Crowley, at. their home in Sunnyside Beach. Miss Violet Crowley and Bill Mclrinis, who also have; been on ^acation at their respective Tomes oh the river, h&lped to add a little "zip" to the climax of the two weeks. A picnic was enjoyed by all, including Mrs. Ernest Prussing, besides the boat rides with Bill acting as skipper. One of the most exciting times was the day Mary Elizabeth caught twenty-nine fish. Needless to say, everyone had .^ie swell time. in Chicago last Wednesday eve- j ning. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller ; and friends were visitors at the j Ed Stermer home on the river j last Saturday evening. j The Gene King family spent j Sunday afternoon visiting his i mother, Mrs. Mamie King. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fischer of j Chicago drove here* to see how ; their new home |n Jak-Ana i Heights is progressing over last weekend. Dinner For Nineteen- Miss Violet Crowley was host-' ess to nineteen relatives and friends at a dinner party in her home last Sunday evening. Present Were her sister, Mrs. Rollo Smith, and family, her brother, the Robert Crowley, family, Chesj ter Crowley, Mrs. Helen Hettermann, the Walter Wiehergs and , Bill Mclnnes. It honored Bill and , Vi for a^"Happy Birthday 2 B" ; party. . ! Outing Planning The officers and members of St. Agatha's Court, No. 777, is planning an outing to Holy Hill on Aug. 22. The ladies plan on ' leaving at 9 o'clock in the morning and will make the trip by bus. Anyone wishing to make this irip is asked to call either Virfcnia Pitzen at 1274-M or Mari- , lyn Miller at 1293-R on or before Aug. 8. Please call as soon as possible. Returns to Florida Mrs. Jack Keenan, Betty Lou and Tom, left last Sunday afternoon for Florida after spending five weeks here visiting Mrs. Helen Hettermann. Mrs. Hetterjnann and Mr. and Mrs. John «erdrich of McHenry accompanied the Keenans as far as the . Midway airport in Chicago. In California Father Everett Hiller flew to California last" week for a tenday vacation. Fr. Hiller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hiller and is at St. Joseph's parish in Elgin. Hospitalized Get'well wishes are extended to Mildred Hiller, who underwent surgery at Grant hospital in Chicago last week. Around the Town Mrs. Joe Smith spent two days last week in Chicago, where she , visited her sister and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crowley . entertained her sister and hus- -banri. the Walter Jacks, formerly Cn McCullom Lake, over last weekend.* - ; Mr. arid Mrs. "Si" Meyers and son, Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freund were at Wrigjey Field last week to witness the Cub- Dodger game. The Gerald Wakitsches entertained her sister and family from Michigan over last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith spent last weekend in Rockford, where they celebrated the seventh birthday of their granddaughter, Cindy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn • and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freund of McHenry spent last weekend in Dickeryville, Iowa. The children were in the capable ^ands of their grandparents. ^ A special birthday celebration took place last Sunday afteri noon at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. O. Herman of Oeffling's subdivision. The party honored Mrs. Anna Szitek. A- . mong the relatives and friends who attended from Berwyn, Forest Park, Lombard. Chicago and here were Mr. and Mrs. Jim freund. ™ Betty Lou Keenan accompanied the Herman Dowe family of McHenry to the stock car races / eaning and Repairing GUARANTEED WORK ™ A clogged or leaking radiator can result in serious motor damage* Let us clean and repair your radiator now* Set U4 (wi Sewtee GENERAL REPAIRS Welding ^ Ornamental Iron ADAMS REF l ; ate? Bus. Phone 788 - Res. 209-J Located in Stilling's Phillips "66" Service Station 800 E. Elm St. McHenry, 111. NOTES FOR BUSINESSMEN: POSTERS How to Profit from JOB PRINTING Posters can be of large size for outdoor isse, or in smaller sizes for counters and walls. Either way, they are excellent, low cost salesmen always ready to tell your story. Let us show you how they can bring greater sales to yqu. Call us. QUAUfy PLAINDEALER McHENBY PHONE 170 102 N. Green Street "WORRY, WORRY THAT IS THE EVIL OF LIFE" •(Author's name below) \ One foolish way to worry is to think you have some sickness, and then to do nothing about it. Some people are afraid to go to a physician because they are afraid he might tell them they have the trouble they are worrying abjut. Relieve your mind quickly. Visit your physician immediately if you think something is wrong. Don't try to trratyourself.~<iPt-hisexpert advice, and the odds are that not only are your worries unnecessary, but under his skilled treatment you will get better quickly if you really have something wrong with you. TOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE McHenry 26 WHEN YOKT NEED A MEDICINE A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? "WalyfBM PHONE 26 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111 PROSCRIPTION CHEMISTS "Quotation by Thomas Edison (1S47-1931) Page Fifiee* 1 l THOSE WERE THE DAYS By ART BEEMAN NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH by Russ Arnold ^HOPE - THAT THING IS JUST fK 'SOON AS I GET IT FIXED, IT'LL ADD 2 PLUS 1 AS QUICK AS ANYTHING II THIS THING'S GOT MORE BRAINS THAM ANV OF US---ASK OKAY/ WHO'LL WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME7 AMD HOW WILL THE WE AT WE R BE A WEEK FROM _ TUESDAY ? WHEN YOU THOSE WERE THE NEWFANGLED CRACKPOT TON --IT'LL NEVER WORK' VOU ARE VERV * CLOSE TO Like -•% state/. . - "TME FIRST ' ADDING MACHINES v WOLILO HARDLY } HQLfe TOGETHER-^ HOSSFACE HANK OUR HEART ACTION SLOWS, AND SO DOES BY FRANK THOMAS YOUR BREATHING -- TOMBSTONE, WOULD YOU TEACH ME TO SHOOT FROM THE HIP? SHORE, HOSSFACE REMEMBER, YOH AIM BY INSTINCT AN SHOOT QUICK! 'PEARS TO ME YORE DRAW \S A LEETLE AND YOUR BODY TEMPERATURE DROPS TO SUBNORMAL LEVELS I SLOVN t f CROWDED p •Md bf S«ith t O -THERE ARE ONLY S / X P S O P L E PER SQUARE MILE IN THE STATE OF New Mexico/ SONNY SOUTH FRANK AAENGES, * « i o f H a r t f o r d , Conn., RECENTLY PULLED OUT A NEEDLE FROM HIS LE6 THAT HAD BEEN IMBEDDED FOR 22 YEARS.' By AL SONDERS REAL "FREE ? SALESMANSHIP TWO _ CENTS? CENTS? JUST HATES WASH PfEvNEES ICE COLO LEMONADE. COLD l£M0n(AD RURAL DELIVERY By AL SMITH r BUY A NEW GOUO FISH AND LEAVE THE WINDOW OPEN,THAT CAT COMES IN AND EATS IT' WHAT'LL THIS LL TEACH THAT CAT A LESSON/ SCAT' you ANOTMER JULIE? BEAST! b. Smith LITTLE FARMER By KERN PEDERSON w {t'Si/ttly 71 By JOE DENNETT OFF MAIN STREET ) I I J YES, DEAR/THE OH .HONEY/ IS DOOR KMOBIS A THERE ANYTHING ELSE VOU WANT ME TO FIX WHILE I'M DOWN - - =J WELL/ I FIXED OUR TOASTER] BIT LOOSE AT THE TOP OF THE CELLAR STAIRS ' Y ' BY TOM OKA . GlAtyr BURGER"""" IO INCH TBKT ANDERSON GRANDPA'S BOY GE£~ I CANT A GUY EVER A AY MARBLFS * IN FT ACE" ? (S Sophia Binger would like to have a big record player, a six foot disc jockey. • • • Some fellers are real self starters, others are merely cranks. * • • A little pep talk will pat more life in a wife and more work in a jerk. • • •• Zed Peters got so discouraged with his garden he finally threw in the trowel. • 4> • When there's nothin' to be said, Tubby Tyler kin sure say it. • • • When Zed Peters grins he uses all o£ his face. Zol Klinger to git his shoes shined sets 'em out in the Sun. • • • Gram had to take the tires off of Grandpa Hedges wheel chair to slow him down. • • • We wonder why traffic cops stay mad all the time? • • • It may not be a sin to play golf on Sunday, but the way some feller? ptoy it, it is a crime. 1 • • • Lots of gats will skin a wolf to git a mink. • • • Jr. Hinch thinks that a piano TUNA is a fish. --REV. CHARLEY GRANT G-3-5S ACROSS I. Wash ">. 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