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PagaFonrteen THE MeHENRY FLAOTDEALER Johnsburg COUNTRY STORE FEATURE OF FUN FAIR ON APRIL 15 Betty Hettermann of Foresters. They were Marie Oeffling, Agnes Freund,' Catherine Dehn, Virginia* Pitzen, Martha Freund and Evelyn Blake. ; Everyone is invited to attend the Fun Fair ,to be held jiext Saturday, April 15, in the Johnsburg public school. The fair hours will be from '4 to 10 p.m. when games, dancing and refreshments will be available to one and all. On the agenda also is a bake sale, country store, variety booth and a white elephant sale. Why not plan on attending. Hurt At School Little Bobby Decker is recuperating from painful leg injuries sustained while playing on the playground at school. Bobby is a first grade pupil at St. John's school. Twice Told Tales Day of Recollection .Next Sunday from 1:30 to 51:30 -in the afternoon, a day pf recollection wiil be held in •JBt. Johp's church. All the fcvomen and young, ladies of the arish are' invited to particite. • Change Of Address Once again, "Speedy" Thiel has a change of address. Anyone who wishes to correspond with him while he is stationed in Alaska will please use this new address. Pvt. Thomas A. Thiel W. S., Supply Co., Supply Bn„ Box 164. U.S.A.R.A.L., Support Command, A.P.O. 949, Seattle, Wash. * Reservation Reminder ; . A l a s t / * ' r e m i n d e r a b o u t g e t - Sing ipv your reservations to Virginia Pitzen for the lady forester banquet to be held Tuesday evening, April 18, at 6:15. Please call her by this Saturday if you care to attend Around The Town A combination dinner celebrating Easter and the recent baptism of Rose Linden was thp reason for a family gathering in the Leo Smith home on April 2. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe King, Mrs. Liz Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kins, Harry, Tommy and Donna Mae. Ted Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McAuliffe, the dinner, which will be held Tommy and Danny, and Rose Jit Hettermann's. Installation j Linden. will be held in the Com- Major and Mrs. Gerald munity club hall immediately j Might and family of Rantnul following the dinner, i Rehearsal will take place in the hall at 6:30 Monday .evening. ; Diaper Line News ; Their first child, a son was fcorn to Tom and Arleen Fowler at Memorial hospital on ^larch 29. Our congratulations to them and to the grandparents, who are the Fowlers Of Pistakee Bay and the George Oefflings Sr. I Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thiel were in Des Plaines last Sunday to get acquainted with flieir newest grandson. Their Sinn, Bob, and his wife, Betty adopted a baby boy and are About the happiest parents in (own. Best wishes are exfended to them on their new Addition. and Mrs. Lizzie Michels were weekend guests in the Arnie Michels horpe. Terr' and Danny Davis returned to their home in Chicago after spending ten days in the Jim Hettermann home. Carol Ann Stilling and Susan Pitzen completed their Easter vacation and returned to St. Coletta's school in Jefferson, Wis. Many of our college students also are now deep in school work again. Don't forget the juvenile girl Forester installation coming up on April 3. Joy, happiness and contentment are not found in things,-- they are found in people. FIFTY YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of April 13, 19U William Cowan of Solon has taken a position, in the R. I. Overton livery barn. Rev. William Voeltz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Voeltz, of this place, who now has a charge at Cupar. Saskatchewan, Canada, has been asked to take the charge at Rochelle. Ill- Joseph N. Freund. father of Math. Freund, Pearl street blacksmith, and who passed the greater part of his life in this vicinity, died at his late home in Wauconda Sunday morning. John W. Schaffer, who up to a short time ago was engaged in the blacksmith business in this village, is rebuilding his old shop located on Waukegan street, opposite the R. T. Overton livery, and expects soon to open an auto garage therein. Business men and citizens residing in Centerville have petitioned the Bordon Milk company to raze ,the old' mill in that part- of town, which has not only been an eyesore an"' a nuisance, but a fire trap as well, as the youngsters, ahou* town, have been making it "smoking headquarters". The Plaindealer has recently printed a neat little catalog for F. R. Goodman in which he describes and quotes prices on dahlias. He has one of .the finest dahlia gardens in this part of the state. Charles Armes, former proprietor of the Arlington hotel in Waukegan, has secured a five year lease on the Mineola hotel at Fox Lake, the resort that is owned and been made famous by Eld. Howard. It contains 106 rooms and they are all occupied during the summer season. FORTY YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of April 7, 1921 Responding to unique invitations issued them, forty friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. GoodeP gathered at the Park hotel last Friday evening to be enter- -ftr Thufgday. April -19; 196# Infant Baptized ; Young Danny McAuliffe, new son of Tom and Nancy, Vas presented at the font of baptism at 1:30 p.m. last Sunday at St. Patrick's church. Sponsors for the infant were Bat Frazer and Lloyd Smith. Dinner was served to the following persons in the home of #ie mattfflfiai' grandparents, the fceo Smiths, later in the aifterlifoon; Mr. and Mrs. Tom McAuliffe of Lakeland Park, Mr. dnd Mrs. Joe King, Mrs. Liz Smith, the Jim Frazer family ^nd Tom, Nancy and their two boys, Tommy and Danny. -^Attend Conference : Four members of St. Aga tha's court and two members of St. Clara's court in McHenry traveled to Sterling last Sunday to attend the Rockfprd diocesan conference of the Women's Catholic Order WE'RE IN THE NUMBERS RACKET MAIL BOX NAMES & NUMBERS HOUSE NUMBERS ~ LAWN SIGNS ' nrrrt»n Simple to make your own signs. Name plates, number plaque, etc. Luminous or colors in thr€£ sizes. tained by this--jolly couple at an April fool party. ,,The evening was passed at games and stunts and music for -dancing was furnished by Ilauswirths orchestra. Bernice, the f o u r-y e a r-oM daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Unti, narrowly escaped being killed in her father's icecream factory, Friday aftei noon, when a gas drum weighing eighty-five pounds fell on her. Her only injury was a fracture of the right arm between the elbow and wrist. Before the beginning of another week the West Side hardware firm of Donavin & Reihansperger will have been dissolved and the business taken over by Walter Donavin. 4 Mr. Reihansperger will enter the employ of his father-inlaw, Simon Stoffel, local insurance and real estate agent. J. J. Gould until recently engaged in the meat business c.t Crystal Lake has rentfed the* Peter B. Freund store building, on Main street, where he will open ati up to date meat market. The two months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freund, who reside near Johnsburg, passed away Monday evening. Funeral services took place from St. John's church Johnsburg, this (Thursday) morning. While returning home from a trip to the country Monday afternoon, a Ford sedan owned by John F. Freund, was struck by the afternoon milk freight at a railroad crossing near Ringwood. Luckily the driver escaped injury. A twelve year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierson, met with a painful accident Tuesday when after being thrown from a horse the aninuu stepped on his hand breaking two bones and causing a painftil laceration. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of Apfril 2, 1986 McHenry residents and former residents will observe the one hundreth anniversary of the coming of the first white settlers ^o this territory OTI July 3, 4 and 5, it was decided at a general Centennial meeting at the City hall, Wednes- I day. There will be a parade, and. historical display, as well as collections, antiques and other interesting events. "Open house" "was held at the Community' high school Tuesday evening, at which time more than 500 interested patrons visited the various rooms, 'met the teachers and enjoyed a musical program.»in the auditorium. Harry A. Dean, 70 years old, superintendent of Crystal Lake schools since 1910 and well known in state and internat ional circles for more than forty years, died at his Crystal Lake home Sunday morning after a long illness. Arthur D. Krause, until recently employed at the Standard filling station, on Riverside Drive, has taken over the M. J. Baur ice business. "Pink" Gorman has taken a lease on the Standard Oil Station, located at the corner of Riverside drive and Elm street. Elmer Metyer is now operator of the West "McHenry station where "Pink" was formerly employed. The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Louise Nickels Thursday afternoon. During the business session, conducted by the president, Mrs. D. I. Granger, Mrs. C. W. 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Frozen Peas In Vegetable Curry 1 10 ounce package frozen 1/2 teaspoon salt green peas 1 cup cooked, diced potatoes (or small potato balls) B/4 cup cooked, diced carrots Curry Sauce, made of: 2 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoon flour Make curry sauce first. Melt butter, add flour, salt, sugar, pepper and curry powder and blend well. Stir in milk gradually until smooth and slightly thickened. Add grated onion, cover and cook over low heat 8 to 10 minutes, stirrmg constantly. Cook peas by "flavor-saver" method. Add to curry sauce along with potatoes and carrots. Let stand over low heat until all vegetables Are hot. If desired, vegetables and curry sauce may be arranged in layers in a buttered casserole, topped with buttered crumbs or potato chips, and baked until crumbs are browned (16 minutes at 375°F.). 1/2 teaspoon sugar 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon pepper 8/4 teaspoon curry powder. 1-1/2 cups milk I teaspoon grated onion, including juice ATTEND CONFERENCE Three representatives of the McHenry hospital w o m 3..H's auxiliary will attend an all-day leadership Conference Friday, April 14, at Rockford Memorial hospital. McHenry registrants include Mrs. He^y Tonyan, auxiliary presiderH; Mrs. Elmer Stange and Mrs". Fred Lieberson. More than 100 representatives of twenty hospital auxiliaries in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin will attend the conference at the invitation Rock ford Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. F A T • ©WER WEIGHT ! Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our drug called ODRINEX. 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