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Anyone, having1 jobs for the ttlay call the president, Dave Harris, 3511 or Mrs. Noyce, 4521 V Friendly Benen 'Millie junior high school fellowship will be friendly beggers on Stfaday evening, Nov. 3. They will ask for children's clothing and useful items for overseas ' Hallowe'en Party The Richmond P.T.A. and the Richmond Rotary will give a Hallowe'en party for the pre-school and grade school children of Richmond on Oct. 31 from 7 to 9 at the Richmond Memorial hall. TTiere will be games and prizes for the best costumes. Community Church Annual Meeting •he annual meeting of the ©>n- I gregation will he held Thursday evening, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m. The meeting will follow the monthly \ pot-lyck supper. ^ Prayer Week The week of October 21-25 has been designaated as a "Vigil of Prayer for World Peace" which Mil center in the United Nations Agitation room in New York. In kipping with the spirit of thjjs wi|l be open that week for anyone .who wishes to pause for a few moments to pray ft* the cause of; world peace. to the Richmond area, parents are urged to visit their schools during the regular class day anytime during the week. Actual passes are In session from 8:30 to 3 pjn. Wedding On TV Royce Bosselman, Richmond, was married Tuesday; Oct. 15 to Miss Rebecca Moore of North Carolina, on the TV network program, "Bride and Groom". The ceremony took place fn New York City. Miss Gail Shaw, a classmate of Roybes and a co-worker of Miss Moore at the McHenry hospital, was one of .the attendants. .The newlyweds received many lovely gifts. They will be guests of a New York hotel, take tours, attend a musical hit and have a convertible at their disposal while in New York. i- . i s i - V ' 1958 Plymouth _ two-tone exterior styling trim, sweeping backward and up to the tip of the Plymouth Belvedere 4-door hardtop s familiar fins, is new with 1958 Belvedere models and Sport Suburban station wagons. The cxmtrastiag dart is available either In anodised aluminum for a striking new effect, or in ompatlble colors. Plymouth's outstanding Toraion-Aire suspension system and its trouble-free mechanical posh button controls are retained for 1958. Six engine options, a new Constant- Control power steering system providing Plymouth's famous full-time case of operation a new Su«M*rip differential and a new automatic Econo-Choke are available on 1858 Plymouth being introduced in dealer shewroojas across the nation on November 1. Football Game *I7ie'. Richmond Rockets will play St. "Thomas of Rockford here tomorrow, Oct. 25 at 3 p.m. Track Meet A cross country track meet will be run here at Richmond today at 4. This will be a triangular meet with McRenry and Woodstock. Anyone interested is invited. Teachers Convention The Northeastern division of the Illinois education association will hold a convention at St. Charles on Oct. 30. That means a day of vacation for the school children. Rescue Squad Dance The annual Hallowe'en masquerade dance for the benefit of the Richmond squad will be held Oct. 26 -at the Richmond Memorial hfljl. The dancing will start at l(r p.m. and continue until 2 a.m. Guest Speaker In the absence of Pastor Carlson the guest speaker at Grace church was Alan Dale of Beloit, Wis. Mr. Dale is a layman who has given and dedicated a large portion of his time and talents to God. Pastor Carlson and his family are taking a well earned vipation. Junior High Youth Fellowship, The junior high youth fellowship met Sunday at Grace church with Mr. and Mrs. M. Lackey as sponsors. The program consisted of a film strip on the fourth commandment. 85th Anniversary Rev. Ralph B. Noyce, pastor of the Community church celebrated the 35th anniversary of his ordination on Sunday. In honor of the occasion his son, Rev. Gaylord B. Noyce of Raleigh, North Carolina preached the Sunday sermon in the Community church. The woman's council presented Rev. Noyce with a slide projector. Here and There Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noyce were the Allan S. Pearl family of Oak Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noyce met their son, Rev. Gaylord B. Noyce of .Raleigh, N. C., at the airport in Chicago on Friday evening. After spending the weekend with his parents and preaching in the Community church on Sunday in honor of his father's thirty-fifth ordination anniversary, he returned to his home, leaving Chicago on Sunday evening. The Women's club of Richmond will hold a bakesale on Nov. 2. The United Lutheran church women of Grace Lutheran church will hold their annual smorgasbord on Nov. 6. Proceeds will be used toward purchasing additional property for the church. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ivers of Arlington Heights were Sunday, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulti. A weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. DuWayne Sheldon was Mrs. Edward Kessner of Port Washington. Sunday afternoon visitors were Mrs. Sheldon's father, Henry Theilmann of Elkhorn, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Kraak, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Frederick and soil, Billy* of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rock of Chicago and Elbert Ingiald of Oak Park, visited Miss Bertha Ingiald on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Haraldsen visited friends in Malta on Sunday. Mr. Jiaraldsen taught at Malta before coming to Richmond. Visitors on Saturday in the home of Mrs. Ethel Bell were Mr. and Mrs. George Bell, DOT, Harvey and Debbie of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur KrUmpon called on the George Bells at Burlington on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pretzman of Oak Park called on Mrs. Ethel Bell last Sunday. DuWayne Sheldon of the local high school was one of McHenry county's twenty delegates who attended the Northeastern division delegate assembly of the Illinois education association at East high school in Aurora on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Colby and family of Round Lake visited her father, Charles Osborn on Saturday. Mchenry shore news McHenry Shores is completing its third year as a community and not one crime or police case in this time, under the watchful eyes of Deputies Jack RJsting and Fred Wetzel. . ! Congratulations to the .Warren Webers on the arrival of their second -son, William James, who made his appearance Oct. 14 at Resurrection hospital, Chicago. McHenry Shores is getting new street signs posted. Twice Told Tales .<>aBanrauaraaBa®aracflBBBBi- FORTY YEARS AGO (From Issue of Oct. 18, 191?) Mr. and Mrs. Michael justen were surprised by a group of relatives and friends at their home on Elm street October 17, the occasion being their golden wedding anniversary. This locality was visited by its first real snow of the season during last Thursday ni^it, and when bur people arose on Fyri^ay morning they were confr^nted by white, covered house tops Y/hlle the ground was also well covered with a mantle of white. Mrs. Mary Carey, of Eight, a former McHenry|; la ment, has made announcement of the engagement of her daughter, Adah Anna, to Edward Martin Hoelscher of Elgin. The wedding will take place next month. Grover Cleveland' is planning on opening* a grocery store in Wauke* gaii. However, he is unlike the former president because he it only about half a? h.eMy and instead of politics his aJnbltlon is to run a grocery business. Mrs. Alma Thomas enjoyed some home - grown " strawberries picked from a patch at her home, west of the railroad tracks, last week. They were of the ever-bearing variety. A rousing patriotic rally will take place at the Central opera hquse at 8 p.m. next Tuesday evening. Local speakers will include Rev. M. J. McEvoy, ReV. Edward Berthold, C. W. Stenger, Everett Hunter, Simon Stoffel, J. C. Holly and possibly others. \ FORTY YEARS AGO From issue of Oct. 25, 1911 ' "This loMRty experienced its first winter-like day on ^Tuesday morning when we were visited by a heavy fall of snow. McHenry once more did her bit by the observance of Liberty Loan Sunday. At 9:30 o'clock every church bell tolled for a period Of ten minutes and during the services the Star Spangled Banner was sung in all the churches. Arthur Groom, who has been employed at the Vogt drug store ever since Mr. Vogt has been in McHenry, resigned his position there last week to join the hospital corps of the regular United States Army. He is now in training at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Words comes from Ostend that C. E. Jecks sold twenty-nine pigs last week that brought him the neat little sum of $619.12. Who says Mr. Jecks isn't doing something for the boys in the trenches? Mesdames Jack Walsh, C. W. Stenger, A. E. Nye, N. H. Petesch, P. M. Justen and Miss Clara Stoffel motored to the enterprising city of Harvard to hear Mrs. Teatherston of Chicago deliver a very interesting lecture on "Woman's Patriotic Duties at the Present Time." TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO From issue of Oct. 20, 1932) The pretentious twelve - room home of Frank Howard, with all its belongings, was completely destroyed by fire at McCullom Lake early Friday morning. Also destroyed with their belongings were the Ryan home and the Ijlildebrand cottage at either side df the Howard place. Bernard Kinsala, son of the Henry Kinsalas of McHenry, .was united in, marriage to Miss Leila Kelsey, daughter of the Irving Keiseys of Woodstock in Chicago Saturday. : Jennie Crook, a former McHen *y resident, died In Chicago .Oct, She is survived by her mother, Orite brother and four sisters. Senior High Youth Fellowship The senior youth fellowship met a at he Community church Sunday evening. Bob Buchart showed pictures to the group-and spoke of his experiences in rforea. Couples Club The couples club of the Community church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barber, i Everyone enjoyed the Hallowe'en costume party. I ^American Education Week For the thirty-seventh time, American education week is being observed. "Hiis year it is the week of Nov. 10 through 16. Citizens are urged "To consider education in a changing world". A CHAT WITH US. Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call uf today and find out for. yourself. 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CLUBHOUSE Rt 120 -- 2 Blocks East of Bridge Saturday, Oct. 26 - 7:30 p.m GAMES - AMUSEMENT - FUN PRIZES - REFRESHMENTS FEATHE-R PARTY Enjoy an evening of fun, laughter, "amusement and adventure. Meet your old friends and make some new ones. Sponsored By Veterans of Foreign Wars - Post 4600, McHenry Casper M, Retains, 74, died at his home! in Johnsburg Oct. 11 after an illness of eleven weeks. Four generations were present at a family reunion held at the home of Mrs. Annie Frisby, east of the river, Sunday. Folks were present from Sioux Falls, S. D.; Chicago, Oak Park, Forest Park, Woodstock and McHenry. Miss Elaine Meyers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Meyers of Los Angeles, travelling with the Francheon and Marco company, is in Chicago this week, where she is appearing in the play "Bombey Idea" showing at the Oriental theater. Miss Meyers will be remembered by many folks here, w;here she was a frequent visitor in the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Meyers, while the family resided in west Chicago. Mtes Helen Merges, daughter of the Peter Merges, of Chicago, and Jerome Miller son of Mrs. Anna Miller of this city, were united in marriage at St. Genevieve's church, Chicago, Oct. 11. A post-nuptial reception was held at Club Lilymoor last Sunday afternoon, Oct. 11, honoring newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harvey. Miss Helen Roche, i daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. John j Roche of Chicago, and Steve Har- I vey son' of Steve Harvey Sr., of j Lily Lake, were married in the i Manse of the Brookline Presby- 1 terian church, Chicago, Sept. 27, TWENTY-FIVE TEARS AGO From issue of Oct. 27, 19S2 Carl Buehler, 65, a sumiQer resident of Pistakee Bay for twenty years, died at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, Wednesday morninjg, where, he had been a patient for two mo.hths. Miss Veronica Brit? and Mr. Arthur Klein exchanged marriage vows at St. John the Baptist church Johnsburg, last Wednesday. Miss Mary Bolger, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bolger of this city and Mr. Harold Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Evans of Woodstock, were united in marriage at St. Patrick's church Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John I. Story, former McHenry residents, celebrated their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary at their home in Gardenia, Calif; last Sunday. Miss Marie Merchant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merchant, and Norman Inman of Fremont, Mich.; were married in that city Oct. 15. TEN TEARS AGO From Issue of Oct. 23, 1947 Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith of Ringwood celebrated their fiftyeighth wedding anniversary at a family gathering at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Andrew Hawley, in Ringwood Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huemann are observing their fifty-seventh anniversary at their home in Johnsburg today (Thursday.) Congratulations are being extended to Miss Ellen Doherty, observed her ninety-fourth birth* day at Jher home on Court street Oct 21. Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Miller celebrated their forty-eighth wedding anniversary at a family gathering at their home on Richmond road Saturday evening. / ff: Miss Minna Zyskow^d, who wSft become the bride of George Kltt> sala Nov. 8, was honored at ii single gift shower at Pell Lake Sunday with fifty guests attends ing. v Hallowe'en parties have been arranged to provide entertainment for McHenry's young people at the roller rink on Thursday and Friday evening, with $100 in to be given away each night. m BETTER SCHOOLS BVIlt BETTER COMMUNITIES For Better Results -- Shop Hi McHenry. TEN TEARS AGO Ftom Issue of Oct. 16, 1947 William Bickler, 50, passed away at his home on Fox street Oct. 15 after a lingering illness. Miss Elsie Maedge, a resident of Fair Oaks subdivision for sixteen years died at the Woodstock hospital, Wednesday, at the age of 53. 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