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•tSStwilri . % ^ _ » ,( v i. ( > 7 ev~* f«E ifcftgsff? rLXttfomiEft '- ffsivr ^ a (m •faaa^f mlpWiW---mo .... m. ursday, May 9, Johnsburg News Bj Mft. B«tty Hetterraann t Wedding Bells Ring Out Last Saturday, May 4, found two young couples from this area repeating their marriage vows. Miss Phyllis Smith and Wally K a 1 e m b a of Lakemoor wei-e United in marriage at the 9:30 Mass in St. John's church. Their reception and dinner were held at the Johnsburg Community club hall. Many relatives ^iid friends joined in wishing the newlyweds happiness in the future. Upon their return from a honeymoon trip to Florida they, will reside in an apartment in the Tena Lay building. Our congratulatibns are extended to the new Mr^^and Mrs. Paul Hiller. Paul and the former Marge Rogers were wed in. Mc- 1 their family. Henry last Saturday. Their rc Bundle of Pink Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neiss welcomed their second child, a daughter born April 27 at the Woodstock hospital. The little Miss weighed 7 lbs. 8 oz. at birth and will answer to the name of Monica Lyon. She has a 3 year old brother Randy, who is quite impressed with her. Last Saturday evening. May 4, her daddy laid eyes upon her for the first time. Carl has just returned from California after serving two years in Uncle Sam's service. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Freund and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Trace Neiss Our congratulations to Carl and Dolly upon the new addition to Mrs. deijfge ftissfey of OakWbod gtibdhisibri. ' doltifftdo $rlp Mrs. Vera Huemann, Mrs. LU Huemann and Dick returned recently after spending a week in Denver, Colorado visiting Vera's son. Bill. A 3-c Bill Huemann is stationed at Lowry Air Force Base and has been in service since October of last year. His parents, Vera and Joe, are looking forward to seeing him next month when Bill is due home for his first furlough. Gookl G&uten, by Marie Scnaettgen Twice Told Tales ZlZIZlZiZlZlzl/IZ FORTY YEARS AGO From issue of May 10, 1917 PlaincTealer, h&g e'nli&ted his §ef^- ices in the Third Regitfi&ftt, I.N.C. Harold Whiting is moving from the Huemari' Cottage on Court street to tlie Carey flat on the west side, inception was held in the American Legion hall. May the years ahead hold loads Of happiness and good fortune for these young people. Hospital Notes Laura Schmitt was hospitalized In Woodstock for a few days last week where she underwent surgery on her back. Her neck is a little stiff but I'm sure she is on the mend. Mrs. Ford Jackson is in the McHenry hospital once again after being confined to a Chicago hospital last week. Everyone joins in the prayers of her family for a rapid recovery. Three year old Stevie King, grandson of Mrs. Mamie King, returned to his home in McHenry ^henftan hospital in Elgin. Stevie after spending four days in the Underwent surgery on his foot that has been giving him a little trouble lately. We hope all his troubles are behind him now. Mrs. Cora Herdrich was taken to a Chicago hospital where she is recovering from a bout with pneumonia. Mrs. Herdrich was siting her daughter and family, the Paul Boyks when she was taken ill. Whenever you can't think of anything else to use as^ a main dish, accompaniment or dessert you can always turn to rice, that very versatile item in our daily diet. i Rice "desserts are usually well .. . , j liked by children and grownups were jjn the go. This For ,e allei.gics. rlce end, Fred Durrenberg. Hugh N<?1- ' Once Boy Scout Trip again our Boy Scouts Surprise! Surprise! Mrs. Catherine Guzzardo was the victim of complete surprise dne evening last week, when a group of her lady friends showered her with gifts. The ladies called on Mrs. Guzzardo quite unexpectedly to honor her with a housewarming party. Mrs. Guzzardo recently moved into her new Home in Huntervilie. The group consisted of Marie Oeffling, Susie Oeffling, Martha Oeffling, Kathleen Oeffling, Harriet Morgan Louise Christman, Helen Keippel, Tillie Jerak, Anna Getner, Arlene Guzzardo and Anna Guyser. The ladies enjoyed a delicious lunch ahd Mrs. Guzzardo entertained them by playing the organ. Movies son, Mike Paul. Jim Daly and Jackie Brand went to the annual Kishwaukee D i s t r ic t Spring Campout of the Boy Scouts in Harvard. Although the weather was a little cool, the boys had one good time for themselves. Congratulations Corner The merry month of May finds quite a few of our folks celebrating birthdays and anniverseries. Mary Ellen Freund will observe her seventh Hirthday on May 8 while "Buddy" Smith and Patsy Meyers share May 13 as their natal day. "Buddy" will be seven and Patsy will turn six. Johnny Miller will turn two this month while Douglas Freund will have one candle on hie cake. May anniverseries are as follows. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huemann and Mr. and Mrs. Wally Smith both have reason to celebrate this month. The Hettermanns' all share May as their "tie the knot" month. Ed^nd Dot will complete 18 years^6orne Slay 11, Jim and Betty, T^years or. May 13 and 12 years on May 19 for Gerry and Mary, i Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Wakitsch also repeated their marriage vows in May. Rich and Catherine Dehn remember that certain day eight years ago come May 28. Congratulations to one and all. Of the evening/ Around the Town Carol Ann Stilling and Susan Pitzen returned to St. Coletta's school in Jefferson, Wis. after spending sometime visiting their families here. Mr. ard Mrs. William McCarthy have returned to their home in Columbia Park afier spending one month in Cuba and 3 months in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rusch of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Chester v^ere also showr^ during the course ,Emdee of Hinsdale were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and you kmw MOM WANTS The House of aqiftfftm... e - Furniiure LA S From $5.95 CHAIUS As Low As $24.95 ROCKIiS Swivel Base MIRRORS HASSOCKS OCCASIONAL From $15.95 T.V. TRAYS PEAL CHAIUS, Wicker Top $5.95 BEDDING SPECIAL Twin Size Mattress, Box Spring, Headboard, From *8f« Watch for announcement of modern furnished Home to be opened in -- Hillview Subdivision Soon Jf cute &J tywu Q uAe. Carpel - Linoleum - Shades - Blinds PHONE 3461 HTL-LVIEW SHOPPING CENTER RICHMOND, ILL. fslC1 i is a good food, well tolerated by most people. Rice Cream 3 tbsp. rice 2 cups milk 1 tbsp. gelatin soaked in 3 tbsp. cold water 1 cup cold milk 1 tbsp. sugar tsp. salt 1 tsp. vanilla 1 cup heavy cream whipped Scald milk, add washed rice, and cook in double boiler until rice is tender. Add gelatin, sugar salt, and cold milk. Mix thoroughly. Cool, add vanilla, fold m cream, mold or pile in dessert glasses. Serve with any sauce suitable for ice cream or, if in small glasses, pour over maple syrup and sprinkle with chopped nut meats, ^pfcrably pecans. Fred Schnorr, one of McHenry's pioneer settlers passed away at i his home on Main street May 5, at the age of 85. Mrs. Catherine Stilling, another pioneer settler, died May 3 at the age of 91 ye^rs. A nine pound daughter was welcomed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nerman last Sunday. Fred Mershon, former cashier at the Hoy banking company here, has recently written to McHenry friends from Boston where he is now at work. John Loditz informs us that he has just received word from his son, Percy, that he has enlisted in the United States Navy and that lie will be home for a few days before entering active service. He is now employed at St. Paul, Minn. Kirk Harrison has given up his position in Schneider Bi*os. meat market and is now employed at the Oliver typewriter factory at the county seat. ' The work of enlarging the Busy Bee Cafe, operated by Math Laures, has just been completed. Charles Schoonmaker of Genpa. former editor of> the McHenry TWENtfY-FlVte YEARS AGO From issue of May 12, 1932 Rural school graduatiop ^exercises will take place at "the high school auditorium May 18, at which time there will be 19 graduates. Miss Marie Klein and Mr. John E. Nett were united in marriage at. St. John'p church, Johnsburg, May 11. ".Many changes are being made in West McHenry at the present time. On Main street the E. J. Buss home is undergoing improvement and is being raised to put a basement under the entire house. On Waukegan street the Louis Althoff home is being remodeled and redecorated while at the corner of Waukegan street and Route 61 a new service station is being built by the Standard Oil company. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Freund and Mr. and Mrs. Nick F. Freund were visitors in Stacyville, Iowa, last week, where they were called by the death of a nephew, John Miller, who was killed in an accident. Ifc&h Street ii undergoing sortie noticeable improvements v Which Will mean better service for custonfteta. G. N. Mathews is now manager, of the store, corhihg here from Chicago a few. weeks ago. "Ilifeo. Wihkel aria, George Phalm have been chosen to serve on the petit jury for the May term of court. TEN YEARS AGO From issue of May 8, 1947 Mrs. Ella Gans, a local resident for 40 years and manager of the Riverside Hotel for 12 years, died unexpectedly at her home on Park street May 5. Peter May, 80, a former Spring Grove resident died at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Eldred Johnson West McHenry, May 7. A CHAT WITH US, Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call-Jus today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 516 Front St. 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Phone 811 -- Residence 91-R McHenry, 111. 'Tor Shofes That Please See Peter Gies" •. • 6 Baby Shoes • Boys' & Girls' Shoes • Ladies' Shoes • Men's Shoes • Work Shoes • Rubber Footwear Peier Gies Shoes & Shoe Repairs Phone. 441-M 107 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, HI. \ McHenry friends of the Conn'eil Mcpermott family of Chicago, formerly of McHenry Will Tie grieved to know that no trace has been found of their son, Thomas, 15 years old "who disappeared thre eweeks ago. Frank Adler has taken over the Riverside barber shop from George Waspi, who is now engaged in farming. The McHenry Choral club, formed last Deceriiber, under the direction of Mrs. Harry Barr will present its first concert at the high school Friday, May 23. Miss Bernice Smith, daughter of Mr,, and Mrs. Bernard N. Smitji and Charles Diedrich son of the $ick Diedrichs Were united fn marriage at St. Mary's church I'dst Saturday. Mrs. Martin May was honored at a family- gathering last' Sur#iy the occasion being her seventyseventh birthday. The infant daughter of Mr. ahd Mrs. Raymond Albright was chistened Barbara Jeanne, last Sunday. Sponsors were Miss Jeanne Hay and Donald Schaefer. -- " • Buy ydur rubber stamps at the MfdRehry Platndealer. (LEANING! With our new equipment, we are pleased to ari^ nounce that any cleaning brought to our store can be picked up, ready to wear, in one hour at no increase in price! . ""3&r 206 So. Green St. LOCAL CLEANEftS Phone 20 McHenry, Illinois £ i m Don't Miss These Low Prices During Our Great . MAY TIRE SALE NAL .Dipp* ^ de*9«\ <0-TO»ei*"»n ^iciuonw *iuvoLt • <r*e »r* was EQUIPMENT on 8/000,000 new^ors as they left the factory. 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