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m Page Eight THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER PERSONALS Local people in attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Marie Gemulla in Chicago. Monday' of last week, included Mr. and Mrs. Larry Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schuster, Mrs. Eva Anderson. Mrs. Erna Eschenlohr, Mrs. Catherine Orthwein. Mrs. Emma Weber. Mrs. Eiic Dorsch, Mrs. Sophie Ross, Mrs. Mary Hopkins. Mrs. Emi] Hins- . pater and Mrs. George Hopkins. Mrs. Gemulla passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Scholz, in Shalimar. Jan. 2. The Glen Huska family has moved from the Klontz apartment. on Green street, to a new home near her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Knox, smith of this cj/ty. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vycital and Miss Frances V'ycita! attended the House- and Gift Show held in ai hotel in Chicago Sunday. . • • . Mrs. Robert' ConWay and sis-_ tei\' Mrs., Stella Calbo'w. of Crystal Lake,'enjoyed a trip to St. Louis and .Belleville.-.'last week, where they spent some time with A-^ C Dennis Conway at Scott Field. They also had the pleasure of visit ins with Father J. McGowan. a former assistant at St. Patrick's church here, who is now serving as chaplain at Scott Field. Mr. and Jdrs. George E. Johnson, Stephen and Susan, of Skokie, were guests in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Johnson, Sunday. Raymond Powers, who was called here by the critical illness and death of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Powers, last week, returned to his home in Pekin, 111., Saturday. Mrs. A. P. Freund was a recent guest in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Pet it - clair and family, in YVaukcgan. She was accompanied by her son, "Donald, tYefcnd and family. of Crystal Lake. Edward Dwyer of Chicago was a weekend guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter Walsh. Mrs. James Wagner of Milton, Wis., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Simon. Saturday. Sunday visitors in the Simon home were the Robert Wayman family of Arlington Heights. Mrs. Lee Cooney of--Woodstock- visited her aunt, Mrs. Ray McGee, Monday. The Hester family who have been residing in the Thies house on Center street have returned to their home in Edgebrook which has been undergoing repairs for damage sustained in October's tornado. , Mr. and Mrs. William Sutton. son, Teddy, .and Mrs. Laura Minter, of Mavwood, were McHenry visitors Sunday. Out of town folks in attendance at a postnuptial shower for Mrs. Carol Jacobson given at'the home of her grandmother, "Mrs. William Staines, Sunday. v other than the. guest - of honor, included Janice Tacotuson and Miss Adams of Harvard; Mrs. Lqslie Bungarrt, daughter, Marilyn. Elmhurst; Mrs. Elmer Smalfelt, Kenosha, Wis.; Mrs. Mervin Staines, Mrs. Lee Whiting, daughter, Sharon, and Mrs. George Pattison of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springman and Mrs. Roy Bradley attended the wake of Larry Salman, in Chicago, Tuesday night of last week. Mr. Salman, a frequent McHenry visitor, died unexpectedly Alford Pou^e Jr., was here from Pennsylvania lastu week to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Lillian Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Herman- Jacobson, who have been residing with her father, Joseph Glosson, have moved to Harvard where they are both employed. Mrs. George Lindsey and ! niece, Mrs. Florence Kraft. 01 Richmond, called 5on McHenry friends Thursday. j Mrs. Ethel Holly, accompanied by a relative, frbrft Rockj ford, is vacationing in Florida. I Robert Putnaqi returned to : his duties at Landmark school ! last week, following a few ! weeks absence due to surgery at St. Joseph's hospital in El- 1 gin. , Mrs. Judy Peterson of Crys- | tal Lake, fourth grade teacher | at Landmark school, is a suri gical patient at Wesley-'Mej morial hospital, Chicago. Her I place is being filled by Mrs/ i'George Hassl of Lakeland Park. | Mrs. Gerry Diedrich of the I Terra Cotta is wearing a neck | brace as the result of an accij dent, Dec. 12, when the car in j which she was riding with her business partner, Louise Dew- : ey, was struck in the rear so forcibly that her neck was injured. She spent a week in Sherman hospital and will be' wearing the brace . during Jan- : liary and February. i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fruik- I of Antioch. former McHenry i residents, are parents of their iJJiixd--daug+iter,--Roxarme--Lou^ 1 ise, born at St. Therese hos^- pital, Dec. 27Mrs. Fruik is the former Janet Engstrom .and the new baby's sisters are | Diane and Kristy. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gaylord of j DeKalb visited in the W. H, | Tonyan home one evening last ! week. J* Musin' & Meanderin' (Continued from page 1) necessary talent for office workers, even in 1970. Grass will be growing on Main street, they say, and traffic will run underground. This should be ' good/ news to the many communities like our own, where businessmen and city fathers have spent many hours pondering over the best plan to end congestion. We hadn't heard of the under ground plan for McHenry, and the suggestion of experts in the field of progres may give local leaders a brand new plan of action. On and on it goes, and' If things materialize as they are, planned we won*t f ©cognize our own home town by 1970 or 1980. . K. A. F. INSTALLATIONS PRQVIDEIMPETUS^ FOR LOCAL CLUBS .(Continued from Page 1) jNEEDS BLOOD DONATIONS j Word was received in McHenry this week concerning | Lucy "Laurent of 131 Water street, Waukegan, formerly of | McHenry, a leukemia victim who has been receiving blood I transfusions at St., Therese i hospital. She is badly in need I of blood donations of any type. {Mrs. Laurent is the daughter I of Peter Miller of Richmond ! road. ADVERTISING PAYS their service work is expected to be reviewed when tha Kiwanis Club of McHenry Township holds installation of officers on Saturday, Jan. 16, at 8 p.m. at Herbie's Crystal Inn, Crystal Lake. George Pedersen will again aet as installing officer for the Township club. Taking office will be Leonard Freund, presi dent, Allan Schimke, vice-president; Joseph Sullivan, secretary; Guy White, treasurer. In addition to the installation, there will be the induction of two new members, Art Lau and Karl Boyce. Special er.t«i ainment will be provided following the installation. „ © POST 491 By Dorothy Weichmann Mi's. Ruth Mrachek, president, announced today that McHenry unit will join other units of the American Legion Auxiliary throughout the country in spearheading the Crusade for Freedom's fund drive in support of Radio Free Europe. All funds collected during, the campaign will be used by Radio Free Europe to sent undistorted news and information to its target countries behind the Iron Curtain: Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, - Romania and Bulgaria. The American Legion, at its 1959 convention in Minneapolis, pledged "to. continue" its fuli and complete support of the Crusade for Freedom and the mission of Radio Free Europe " This year, as an added incentive, the national president of the American Legion auxiliary, Mrs. Alexander H. Gray has adopted this program as her special project. She is urging that the period between L i n c o l n a n d W a s h i n g t o n ' s birthdays, from the twelfth to the twenty-second of February, be set aside for special concentration on this program. Win A Trip To Europe The McHenry unit is also sponsoring the Crusade's Truth Message contest in which 256 prizes are offered including six trips to Paris, Munich and Lisbon, in which yoQCare asked to complete the following sentence in twenty-five words or less: "I believe the most important thing people behind the Iron C u r t a i n s h o u l d k n o w i s . . . " \Crusade for Freedom supports Radio Free Europe's network pf twenty-eight powerful transmitters and relay stations located in West Germany and Portugal.' These transmitters broadcast almost 3,000 hours a week to 76 million captive people.: • All that stands between the college graduate and the top of the ladder is the ladder. Wise mert, though all laws were abolished, would lead the same life. Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. VREEN EV 5-0010 lllllllllllllflIllllllltlllllilillllll||l|!lltlllllllllllllllllltllllllltlllllHIIIUIIIIIIIIlllil!ltlllll||||lllllllllllll PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY SERVICE PATRICIA STEVENS COSMETICS STEAM BATHS SWEDISH MASSAGE Hold Skin Testing Clinic In County Thursday/ January 14, 1960- COURT BRIEFS7 (Continued from page 1) grams for school children, health education materials for schools and community, patient and nursing services, and support for many medical research projects currently being, cond u c t e d i n m e d i c a l s c h o o l s throughout the nation. Contributions for Christmas seals may be sent to the office 1 of the association in the court house annex, Woodstock, 111. Two drivers who were issued tickets for having noisy mufflers appeared in court last Saturday. One was fined seven dollars and five dollars co%ts, while the second, who was„mso apprehended on a speeding charge, \yas fined eight dollars and five dollars costs. A local resident was arrested this past week for disorderly conduct in McHenry and placed on $500 bail. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE b to 50% OFF ON ALL Cloth Coats - Plain and Fur Trim Leather Coats - Shorty's and Car Coats DRESSES - Values up to $14.95 Now $5.00 & $7.00 Knit Suits, Blouses, Sweaters, Skir: R1 obes, Purses and Hats AND MANY OTHER ITEMS ON SALE! 103 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. Phone. EV 5-1843 fj NO NEED TO WORRY! I SAVED... • MONEY '• TIME • BOTHER and AGGRAVATION on my INCOME TAX . . . BY SEEING McHENRY ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE 308 N. Elm Street , TELEPHONE McHENRY EV 5-0343 Ben Franklin January Sales SSTECEF- HHOOWW PPRRTICfTERSS HHAAVVPE1 ^ BEEN ROLLED BACK TO GIVE YOU EXTRA Savings! 0-.. DECISIVE SAVINGS! Store Hours: 9 A.M. - 6 P.M.{|-- Friday 9-9 SAVE! Lowest Prices In Years! FREE PARKING LOT ANY TIME THIS WINTER... ANY PLACE ON EARTH ... Sheets & Cases Save 10% Famous Gannon 1st quality muslfin. 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