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-FRlV; r'&'f mm. *£»?". fJjjr {' , V •" V> T •» /-•» <^T **> 1 A TRAVELER'S GUIDE TO WIliMETTE EVANSTON CHICAGO BURNHAM TOUR A IMPORTANT PEOPLE £ND PLACES IN ILLINOIS HISTORY Read clockwise in each tjjur area 87 86 2 3 4 5 1 12g 6 17 18 16 13 ,> 19 2829252 21 27 94 10 25 23 90 33 26 32 85 84 91 31 * qo 72 34 : 82 JJf 71 30 : 81'5 70 73 ;j' 80 69 ; 79 78 76 68 64 63 56 ULYSSES S. GRANT [1822-1885) Galena Grant Home Apple River Canyon Galena-Chicago Stage Road ROCK River VallW=-pj* Tinker Swiss , , .., Cottage.?^,,.- __ - Black Hawk S»alue,24*>IM |U«aUEm - 41 42 43 44 40 39 45 46 57 47 55 53 Sauk Village Rock River Packet Boat Mississippi Palisades John Deere Plow DANIEL H. BURNHAM (1846-1912) , 1893 Columbian Exposition Atomic Reactor Site Chicago Water Tower, 1871 Fire . Fort Dearborn . Baha'i House of Worship . Field Museum . Picasso Statue . Marina City . Lincoln Park . University of Chicago (1637-1675) 25. Louis Jdlliet 26. Matthiessen • State Park 27. Starved Rock 28. De Kalb Barbed Wire 29. Cantigny War Memorial Museum 30. ADLAI E. STEVENSON (1900-1965) 31. 1831 Potawatomi Village Burning 32. Illinois Central Railroad 1855 33. Hubbard Trace ' 34. Robert de LaSalle 35. Univ. of Illinois Assembly Hall 36. Chanute Air Force Base 37. Monticello 38. Bryant Cottage STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS- - - < la 13-1861) Vandalia State House Areola Amish Community Moore Home Sarah Lincoln Lincoln Log Cabin 61 Wabash River Paddle Wheeler Lincoln Trail Monument Vincennes Trail GEORGE ROGERS CLARK (1752-1818) Centralia Steam Locomotive Shawneetown Bank Cave-In-Rock Fort Massac Mound City Ironclad Fort Defiance Shawnee National 73. Forest 74. 66. ELIJAH LOVEJOY (1802-1837) Patoka Oil Fields Jefferson County Coal Mines Chester Covered Bridge Kaskaskia State House Fort de Chartres Cahokia Court House Monks' Mound Wood River Refinery Mississippi Stern Wheeler ABRAHAM LINCOLN (1809-1865) Illinois State . Capitol Lincoln Depot Old State Capitol New Salem Dickson Mounds Fort Creve Coeur Lincoln Tomb Lincoln Home 75. JOSEPH SMITH (1805-1844) 76. Andrew Jackson 77. French Trader 78. Quincy 1847 79. John Quincy Adams 80. Erroke Burial Mounds 81. Mormon Plates 82. Nauvoo Temple 83. Nauvoo Burning 84. CHIEF BLACK HAWK (1767-1838) 85. Carl Sandburg 86. Mississippi River Side Wheeler 87. Fort Armstrong 88. Black Hawk War 1832 89. Deere Administrative Center 90. Owen Lovejoy Homestead 91. Metamora Court House mown* ^MW Z* TWUCG MtotWj hi!M HVXURIOUS Ml Doublt :RUPTUKt COMFORT .flaw cool, washable 3-ply miracle mala- •-rials! Unaxcallad relief and comfort. Flat -foam rubber groin pad. Paddad lag strap.' 'No f'tting. For reducible inguinal harnla. Jflolger't Drug Store 1259 N. Green 385-4500 New8 About Our Servicemen Seaman Apprentice Kenneth L. Kurbyan, USN, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kurbyan of 2805 W. Michael street and Gunner's Mate Third Class Richard A. Greenwood, USN, 23, son of Mrs. William Greenwood of 7218 Huron drive, both of Wonder Lake, are serving a- WATER-WELLS PUMPS o board the UJS. Seventh Fleet attack aircraft carrier USS Constellation in the Western Pacific. After twenty-six days of conducting strike operations off the coast of North Vietnam in the Tonkin Gulf, Constellation recently spent an eight-day rest and relaxation period at Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. \ Constellation started its fourth copibat tour on Yankee station in the Gulf of Tonkin in late June. During the twenty-six day operating period Constellation pilots attacked more than forty assorted artillery and anti- aircraft sites, destroyed or damaged seventy trucks and left nearly sixty barges sunk or damaged. . THE BEST WATER SYSTEM NSTALLEP IS THE CHEAPEST WATER WELL SUBMERSIBLE DRILLING PUMPS SALES AND SERVICE McHENRY COUNTY WEILL & PUMP £€>„ 385-5252-Res. 38541713 4913 W. McCiitlom Lk. Rd. McH©Efii*y Army Specialist Five Kenneth E. Riordan, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riordan, 2711 Russett road, McHenry, was assigned August 12 to the 6th Psychological Operations battalion near fiien Hoa, Vietnam, as a field team member. Be Wise Shop In McHenry How to stay awake Worry a lot. Fuss about fire --it could destroy your home. So could a tornado. Maybe someone will steal from you. Or $ue you. Rather sleep? Here's a suggestion: Wipe out a lotof your worries with a Country Companies Homeowners policy. It covers home, personal possessions, liabilityall in one package. A Country Companies package policy can go a long way toward curing insomnia. Ask your Country Companies agent. Your Country Companies A&ont COUNTHY Uft • COUHTUr UUTUAi • COUMTUt CASUAL TV hUt>-AW*lCA ?l*t AMO MAMIMt * IH3UHAXC1 COMPAfl/tS ANGELC S SUNSET INN Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 hmh to 2 p.m. FMB FOODS -- COURTEOUS ISTOgl 1 Mile North if Wauconda on Old Boot© 11, Whan* JA 6-2929 Lee 3. Kortemeier Off. 338-2000 Res. 338-0975 FORTY YEARS AGO 4 (Taken from the files of Aug. . 23, 1928) The ladies of the Methodist church gave a golf and bunco party at the M.D.A. hall Tuesday evening. Several tables of golf as well as bunco were In play. The members of the McHenry Country Board of Supervisors and their wives and friends will meet for their annual picnic. They will leave McHenry by boat and go to the Bald Knob hotel on Pistakee Lake for dinner. If weather is favorable the party will take a trip through Fox and Grass Lakes visiting the lotus beds. It is expected that about 150 will be present. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Justen in company with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton and children returned Tuesday from a nine days trip through Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa. Walter, Chester and Esther Colby, children of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Colby, returned Sunday from a Waukegan hospital, where they had their tonsils removed on Saturday. All three are doing nicely. The marriage of Miss Lillian Smith and Mr. Lyle Hopper, both of Ringwood, took place at Woodstock Aug. 17. The members of the Linger Longer club with several of their friends enjoyed a picnic at Shaid's Park at Griswold Lake. A picnic dinner with all kinds of good things to eat was served and games and swimming were enjoyed by those present. TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 26, 1943) Lieutenant and Mrs. Wm. A. Nye and little daughter, Penny, returned to their home in Detroit after a visit with relatives. 'Miss Margery Whiting has resigned her position at Springfield to accept one as bookkeeper for the Overton Motor Sales at Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin held "open house" at their farm home west of Spring Grove in honor of his brother, William Martin, of Waukegan who is leaving for the U.S. Army. In a 5 o'clock ceremony performed at St. Mary's church on Sunday afternoon, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Winkel was christened William John. Friends here have received word from Mrs. Lola Walsh of Los Angeles, Calif., a former McHenry resident, telling how happy she was to receive congratulations from so many of her old friends on her eightyeighth birthday which was celebrated Aug. 13 at the home of her son, Richard. A wedding of interest to local folks occurred August 19 in the rectory of St. Mary's Catholic church united in marriage Miss Dorothy Matthews of this city and Staff Sgt. Edward L. Buchert of Richmond now serving in Jackson, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cox and family left last week for California where he will be employed by the Southern Pacific railroad. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 14, 1958) St. John's Lutheran church in Island Lake was the setting for a very beautiful wedding on Aug. 9 uniting in-marriage Miss Patricia Rad of Johnsburg and Mr. George Barber, Jr., of McHenry. The Pony League wound up its season on Sunday with two games, the first between the Giants and the Cards with the Cards winning. Paul Morenz had a busy afternoon hitting two borne runs and pitching the game. Between games Earl Walsh, master of ceremonies* introduced the officers of the league, the sponsor, the manager, coaches and members of the winning team, the Braves. Charles Brown, the president of the league, assisted by Bart Yegge, secretary, presented a trophy to Chuck Miller, who sponsored the champion team. Louie Swedo, the manager, Fred Peterson and Charles Corso, coaches, and each member of the Braves received individual trophies for winning the championship of the league. Bobby Gates, all around player for the team, received an autographed ball for hitting the most home runs. Raymond J. Lilja of this area escaped with minor Injuries when his car went out of control and overturned several times on RU120 and the Johnsburg blacktop road. An entire lifetime covering almost three quarters of a century ended in the death of Joseph C. Holly of McHenry who died last week at the Villa Rest home after sey^ral wee% of poor health. - -: 0. Watch out for farm and roadmaintenance vehicles and , machinery whenever you drive on the highway. They usually travel at a very slow speed and represent a serious hazard to foster - moving traffic. Two types of devices warn you of these slow. - moving vehicles. One is red flashing lights. The other, gaining in use throughout the country, is a triangle that has a fluorescent orange center for day visibility and a red reflective border for night. X9UB HENRY -- OPEN -- Every Day Hrs.: Open S p.m. Every Day Sun. - Noon WkMfSStr¥t4 fa the Styti mi iiimvATiMa JUMw74Mt ON MUM • N0HH MOM C* IflNt Utt 11 MdfffiMY SERVICE >^3BBBPOOOCi CBNTER !i If m Ornamental Iron and Structural j] Steel » ADAMS Bros. 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