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Mm&i-ir '?/• " 4 ,. ™, ' . •.*. '-J.rM-. Page Ten ftelScHirtRf "fhursde^, Jtitfte Hi 19!$" ! (to Harry Stephenson), Walter K. Conway, "12"; toast to the alumni, Mrs. George H. Johnson, "02"; remarks, Miss Blanche Pryor; song, "Star Spangled Banner". All soldiers, sailors and marines who served in the late war will be honored at a giant homecoming to be held at Woodstock on June 10. At noon, dinner will be served in the churches to every man in uniform, and in the evening sup- Twice Told Tales FIFTY YEARS AGO Taken From- the Files of June 3, 1909 ' The Emerald Park school closed Tuesday, June 1. Those receiving diplomas for six months perfect attendance at the township^ exercises included: Cora Etlmeten and Mamie and j/sie Smith. Loretta Bailey of Elgin, were united in marriage in Chicago Saturday. Attendants were Mrs. Carl Patzke, sister-inlaw of the bride, and William Bailey, brother of the bridegroom. In the midst of housecleaning and painting, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright of Oakhurst were surprised by a group of W.L.S. radio entertainers Tuesday, who came to celebrate Mr. Wright's fifty-ninth birthday anniversary. Guests who enjoyed an Italian spaghetti supper were the Ridge Runners, Maple City Four, the Westerners and the Hoosier Sod Busters. Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. E. R. Suttok entertained at the home of the latter Friday evening in one of a series of per will be served, cafeteria Floyd Reed broke his leg and style, in the park. Weldon's sprained his ankle while play- I band will furnish music for ing ball at Ridgefield Sunday, jstreet dancing m the evening. This ought to be a warning to i Mrs. Elizabeth Laures is ' the young men on Sunday ball j having the lower floor of the playing. ! old blacksmith shop, on Main On the eve of his departure, j street, remodeled and when for his new charge, at Rochelle, i finished will be occupied b> the 111., his parishioners and the | Busy Bee restauran , conduc- Knights of Columbus tendered :'«* in the building.next door by !diminishing teas for the bene- Rev Fr. Paul Bourke a fare-j her son. Math B. Laures. ; fit of bt. Patricks church, well surprise at St. Patrick's i Miss Mary Kathryn Meyers ; High scores m euchre_ were church parsonage last night. j and Mr. John Arthur Mont- : awarded Mrs peter Freund The McHenrv Brick Manu-! &°mery, both of this village. ; and Mrs. C. W. Gibbs. faotuvina onmnmv ln<5 started 1 were united in marriage at St. | . in with a big boom'this sea-; Patrick's rectory Thur.s da y , ^t^Whlte Pines son. They have been awarded Rev. M. T. |g(CJ. ^ ^ m the contract to furnish the , » j adults and 140 children r6prehhoouussee,- f(aallssoo h1forea schooMious^ ' TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO ! sent ing foster families of Re01 a school .nouse ... 1 Chj]d Welfare Services at Oak Park and a church in j Taken From the F.les of of ^ ininojs Departrtient of Public Welfare met for their third annual foster family pic- ,,T , . , , i --• •-- ---- --- -- nic. Among 425 veterans' chilgin, Woodstock and other,at horne jn the n0rth end ^jren currently served in the points. I of town, of pneumonia; Mrs. The following resort propri- i paul Cowle, 44, who passed etors at McHenry and along i away unexpectedly at her Fox river announce they are 1 home in Oakhurst Tuesday now ready for the open:ng of ! morning: and Mrs. Sophia the summer season: Bernard ; Schondorf. 80. whose death oc- Wisconsin. Besides this, they are daily receiving orders for one or two carloads from Eland other May 31, 1934 j Deaths the past week include , Mrs. Mary Simon. 72, who died Mueser, Riverside Hotel; John Buch of Buch's resort; John Worts of the McHenry House; Mrs. Sarah Dermont of the Park Hotel; Theo. Schiessle of the Northwestern hotel; John F. Miller, Rosedale resort. and August Larsen of the Orchard Beach hotel. FORTY YEARS AGO Taken From the Files of May 29, 1919 'Mrs. Ellen Walsh, another of the community's longtime- and most highly respected citizens, passed away at the home of h£r son, Walter Walsh, south o£i town Saturday morning at tHfe age of 82 years. She had b^en ill two months. What was without a doubt the most successful banquet e\gtr given by the McHenry Hifeh School Alumni association took place at the McHenry House Saturday evening, with fifty-six couples attending. The program given was as follows: Toast to the class of "19". Miss Asnes Dodge "10". response, I JpHeimer, j:i9'; duet, I'Jn the Time of Roses**, Miss Mlldi£ tf W&Ifch, "19", Miss Opal CQoley, "19"; "In Memoriam" curred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Newcomb, west of town. Miss Letah Mae Patzke, daughter of the Robert Patzkes of this city, and Mr. region, 170 are placed in foster homes. In McHenry county there are fifteen children in seven foster family homes. Francis Bailey, son of Mrs. property. GRANT CHARTER A charter has been granted by the state to Kent Acres, Inc., Verona J. Kent, president; David Kent, secretary; for investment in real estate and various forms of personal YES, We Have SATURDAY Delivery! 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