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^ *z ^ysr? .,. cpFr^^Jj. r^i »y ^ Rfcyn^>>' THE McHENHY PLJM^SA^Sk / /%4^V^fv' H ' , ^ . . [ K m «.' i^L.^TY0'^,.'^ 1 Twice ToM Talet FOMPY YEARS AdO (Taken from the files of March 27, 1924) H. H. Fay of this city, who during the pant few years has5 acted as local gent for the Standard Oil company, tendered his resignation to that company a short time ago qrid is this week being checked out td his successor, Nick N. Freund, who has been named the local agent. Mr. Fay will accept a positidn with the Elglh Lubricating Of! ccftftp&ny as ;t travelling salesman. A meeting of the dairymen of the North Easterti district,, which comprises RingWood, McHenry, Spring Grove, Greenwood and Hebron, will take place at Woodman hall, Ringwood. The meeting, which is to be held in the interest of the Milk Producers association, will probably terminate into orie of the biggest of the kind Held in McHenry township in ^ long time. John F. Sullivan of Marengo is chairman of the campaign committee and; will address the assemblage. Auj^g tfirri-out is expected. ' Mrs. Frank Zuelsdorf of this; city passed away at th6 West Side hospital in Chicago oft Monday morning of this v^eek following an operation performed there last Friday morning'. Bandmen of this city and community are again thinking seriously of getting together fpr rehearsals. It is said there is wore material for a fcood band available here at this time than ever before. Let's hope the bandmen get together and give us some concerts the coining summer season. McHertry will support a good band, There will be a public dahca at Stoffel's hall on Easter Monday, April 21.. Music by Mc- Andrews orchestra. The Universalist parsqnage house now occupied by" John J. Vycital and family has been purchased by Raymond V. Powers* who expects to move ills family there in the near future. Next Saurday, March 29, 1924, the voters of the city of McHenry will be called upon to. express themselves on one of the most important questions that has ever confronted our people--a $10,000 bond isi. ue to provide a-means of raising money , with which 16,purchase the righi -of-way fur the proposed state road lit. 2 as it will pass throughout the- city.-. John P. Weber, local contractor and builder, has had a part of his workmen en;?at*ed at( the local plant of the Mcilenry lcc Cream company. A second floor has been added to the establishment, which gives the owners large storage quarters, the need of which has be6n felt for some time past. Another large icv box is also being built and wit>h the new machinery that is to be installed the company will be given one of the finest planth of the kind to bo found anywhere ouside of the larger centers. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 23, 1939) William Simos, old time resident of this vicinity, died at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. George Lindsay, in this city Tuesday evening, March 14 following a light stroke. Election of'members of "the grade and high school boards of eductUion will be held on April 8. Members whose terms expire who filed for rrelertion on the grade srhool board are Dr. R. Chamberlin, president, and George H. Johnson and H. C. Buch, members. Other members of the board are Gus Freund. Ed Nickels, Frank Meyer and Lester Sherman. On the high school board whose terms expire this year and will probably file are C. J. P.eihansperger, president, and E. E. Bassett, secretary. Other members are Jos. W. Freund. Dr. A. I. Froehlich and Ben Just en. A beautiful new building of a Danish architectural style is the new home of Betty Nielsen's dress and accessory shop located on Riverside Drive. Mrs. C. W Goodell and Miss Ethel Jones were among those from here who attended the monthly meetin:!; of the McHenry County Business and Professional Woman's club at the Anna Mae tearoom in Woodstock on Monday evening The Girl Scouts who received their tenderfoot pins Monday night at the grade school are as follows: Agnes Hell Miller, Lucille Nickels, Elaine Schaefer, Jean Nickels, Joyce, Dorothy and Patsy McGwiggafi#- y - ; . r TI3N YEARS A(10~: W (Taken from the files of March 25, 1954) Last Sunday before church service, members of the Community Methodist church par tieipaled in a ground breaking service and ceremony. The $54,000 religious education structure started this Week wilt consist of a basement and filit floor, including Sunday School space, a kitchen, youth area, kindergarten, church parlor and chureh office. Bishop Ray mond P. 11i 11 mger of the Rockford dioce.se, in announcing plans for a Marian year observance, has designated McHenry county as a fifth deanery in t he diocese; The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles S. Nix, pastor of Si. Mary's church, McHenry, will be dean. Joseph M. Hoffman of Chicago, husband of the late Lillian Heimer, died Irst Friday. He is survived by one son, John, of Iowa and one sister, Anna Fitzgerald. Ella Jean Buss, a senior student at the local high school, recently completed a scholarship test at the Katherine Gibbs secretarial school with nhout twenty-two other girls. Saturday evening members of the teenage recreation program hiet at Edgebrook school, with Ernest Useman calling the square dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Low announce the birth of a son at the Woodstock hospital March 19. Mr. and Mrs .A. P. Frbund ".(ended parents' weekend given for the junior class of the University of Noire Dame last Salurda/- and Sunday. Their son, Donald, is a member of the class. School elections will be held in the city April 10. No contest appears likely in either of the city schools. At Ihe high school the names of H. J. Wirtz and LeRoy Welter will appear on the ballot. Both are seeking their second term in office for a three-year period. In Consolidated District 15, Dr. H. S. Fike will seek reelection. A new name on the ballot will be that of Naomi Meyer, who HEVOKE FOUR DRIVER LICENSES; OTHERS SUSPENDED Announcement from the office of Secretary - of State Charles F. Carpentier lists the revocation of the driver licenses oi Curtis L. Beyer of Woorlstockf' and Peter P. Nafish of Inland Lake, both for driving while Intoxicated;. ftobfert L. Berth of Harvard for displaying a license not. issued to him; ahd Jo An Hanke (if Crystal Lake for- three violations.; 1 . Suspensions weft ordered for Charles J. Copied of Union; -Richard C. Ddvis and Rotiald R. Mapes of Algonquin; George A. Haze, Sr.,' of 36Q2 Middle a\cnuc, McHenry; Harold P. Kolberg of Crystal Lake; and Russell R. Schlossnagle of Lake-in-the-Hills, all for three violations also Joseph M. Sabei; of Crystal Lake for violating a restriction on license or permit and Maude M. Fields of Rt. 6, McHenry, for causing or contributing to an accident resulting in death or injury. Probationary permits were issued to Donald T. Baranowski of 6118 Barnard Mill. James O. Vickers of 3024 Virginia street, Antonio F. Garcia of 2117 W. Salern ave and Ray H. Spies of 1002 Laughing Wat., McHenry; Samuel, 1«\ Hutchinson of Crystal Lake and Harry E. Schlapp of Woodstock. The same office announced the Drivers License division has rescinded the revocation of the license of one McHenry county resident and the suspension of the license of another. The revocation of the license of Kenneth R. Davis, 106 Rose avenue, Crystal Lake, was rescinded upon review of the record which disclosed that a Women of the Moose Tuesday, March 17, the Women of the Moose meeting was called tp order by Senior Regenl Olga Johnson. There were twenty-"three members present. Balloting took place for six new members. Jean Dember would have re- <•< ived the attendance award if she had been present and Helen Haynes was the lucky one to receive the special award for the evening. Refreshments were served by Mooseheart Chairman Bertha English and her committee. The table was adorned with deeorali'. ns appropriate for St. Palriek's d-'iy, with green jello, cupcakes, candy and delicious c-ined-beef sandwiches. Two i.'irries were played after the refreshments and prizes were awarded to Ihe winners. Don't forget the meeting will be Tuesday, April 7, at «:/]() p.m. sharp. Hope to see a loi of new faces. It also will be 'enrollment night for the new members. See you there? Gloria Flannigan, Publicity Chairman icporl of conviction for the offense of having open liquor in a car was received from the curt of Justice1 of the Peace L. I). Stilt and entered on Davis' record in error as the olfrnse of driving while intoxicated. The suspension of the license of George F. Parris, 201 Ridge Street, Algonquin, was rescinded upon review of the record which disclosed that, duplicate it ports of a single conviction of driving while intoxicated were received from the Municipal Court of Chicago. from BOWER'S ^- -- - - 1 -'"fiw. i seeks the post left vacant by the announcement of Mrs. Louise Draper that she will not be a candidate. Thirty-five boys between the ages of 8 and 14 were guests of the McHenry Township Kiwanis club at a delicious steak, dinner last Monday evening. They were either sons or guests of rpembers and were honored as part of the Kiwanis program of working with youth. NARUSIS for STARS ATTORNEY Is-' M,. 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