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/ \ ^ : *w-v. 1 s ; 4 ' x\ } " "p&V L " C 1 y \ ' ! ? > ' * £ « , ^ Z ' ,*> ^ " , * * - / " 7 * > : 181! •• {* 1 "> ' *" A * ' " \ '" }J Pg. % Sec. 2 - Plaindealer - Fri., Nov*, 1> 1968 Wi- ' ; FORTY WEARS AGO ; . (liken from the files of Oct; 25,1928) Miss Angela Miller entertained several friends at a Halloween party at her home of her sister, Mrs. Albert Justen. The home was prettily decorated in teeming with the season and Halloween colores predominated. Dr. C.W. Klontz, Earl Walsh; H* Scboewer, Harold Bacon, and Robert Weber saw the Green Bay Packer eleven defeat the Chicago Bears at Wrigley field in Chicago on Sunday. Miss Marie Powers is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the Erickson department store. She is spending the week visiting at Sycamore and De- Kalb. Dr. SJ5. Winner and Dr. Anna Johnson, both from the state department of public health, division of communicable diseases at Springfield, 111., were in - McHenry Tuesday of this; week and gave the Shick test to 385 ptqrils. \ In 1905 Mr. Vydtal and his family moved here froth Racine Wis., where he started a hardware store in the Owen building which has just been vacated by the Osmun brothers who had movedtheir hardware stock to Crystal Lake. In 1914 the proprietor of the local hardware store purchased the Perkins building and expanfflng and enlarging his stock so as tooccupy both buildings, one of the stores being known as Vycital's Novelty store. TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct. 28, 1943) . * Ite sympathy of the entire community is extended this weejk j to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scarbftwgh of Memphis, Tenn,, , foraierly of McHenry, who^B only daughter died of iitiurfes received«in a fall thirty - four feet from a window in her home. Their many McHenry Mends will be interested to hear that Petty Officer Gerald J. Miller of McHenry and Miss Louise Kiddelsen of McCullom Lake were married in All Hallow Catholic church inSanFrancisco, Calif, on Oct. 17. Rev. Philip Ryan was the presiding clergyman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keririq*/ beck, Jr., who reside east of McHenry, were pleasartly sturpri8ed on their twentieth anniversary Saturday evening; John Hendricks c' Ringwood passed away at his home Friday evening after a lingering illness. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct. 16,1958) A pot-luck supper was enjoyed Saturday . evening by a group of cousins and their families, all descendants of the late Michael and Susan Freund. It was held near McHenry. The .ygroup enjoyed games, movies ; and dancing with the Virginia •'-reel being a highlight of the evening and called^ %-.^.Haurold •Phannenstill. ; : : The Community Methodist DUMINSDIM Downtown Waukegan Lake lend Plaza - Fox Lake ditititfeMau| •jji' •v»: Shop and save during this gala event. You'll find substantial reduction on clothing, sportswear and furnishings . . . .all from our current stock of this season's fashions. Shop early for the best size and color selections. churchwas the scene a lovely wedding rite Oct. 11 at 8 o'clock in the evening when Miss Lynne Irene Bradley became the bride of Mr. Glen N. Montgomery of Woodstock. Rev. George W. Martin officiated at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Albert WJ1- brandt of Riverside Drive spent a week at Springfield, Va. just outside Washington, D.C. where they visited with their son and wife, the Roger Wilbrandts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of McCullom Lake celebrated their twenty - fifth wedding anniversary with a trip to WIlHam T. Gilliford, 73, of North Court street, McHenry, died unexpectedly in bis home Oct. 9. Robert Vavrik of Orchard Beach, who received his bachelor of laws degree at DePaul university June 3, took the Illinois state bar examination on Sept. 9, 10 andll. He received notice of .having passed the examination to Oct. 10. On Nov. 20 he is scheduled to appear before the StgUreme Court to take the oath of an attorney and a counselor-at-law and receive his license. Nick Miller, Front street, McHenry, is a winner in the COUNTY BOARD e REALTORS MEET The McHenry County Board of Realtors held its monthly meeting at the Branded Steak House recently. Jo© Nischan gave a report on the Christmas party which is to be held on Sunday, Dec. 15, at the Timbers in Woodstock starting at 6 p.m. Tom Mathews of T.P. Mathews Realty will be delegate to the National association convention in New York. Membership applications were received from Winn A. Phillips, Grace Phillips, Virgil Pollock, Joseph Mclntee and Henry Amandes. Voting on these new members will take place at the November: Nominations for officers for the coming year were given by the nominating committee, Don Tappan, chairman. For the officers for the year 1969, president, Ted Buck, secretary-treasure, John Fuhler; director for two years, Joseph Schmitt and Glenn Draper, director for one year to fill vacancy. Forty - six members and guests attended, recently concluded "Jeep" Summer jamboree, a national sales contest. .YMCA CANDY SAL^ The sale of chocolate ^'-covered thin mints for the Lake Region YMCA's 1968 World Service Project will continue until Nov. 16. Youth and adult members of the Lake Region YMCA are acting as salesmen for the purpose of raising $1,- 150 which will be sent to YMCA World Service. YMCA World Service serves boys and girls, young adults, men and women of all races, creeds and colors in thirty-nine different countries by helping them learn creative methods of living in 9 world where helpingpeople help themselves becomes the fabric of a better society for all humanity. The Lake Region YMCA Candy Sale will continue with salesmen in the towns of Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Island Lake, McHenry, Woodstock, and Wonder Lake participating. SYMPHONY CONCERT Violinists Sara Bohl and Kathryn Dougherty, senior students at Eastman School of Music, Rochester, N.Y., will be soloists for the openingperformance of the Elgin Civic Symphony concert to be held Nov. 10 at 3:30 p.m. in the Elgin high school auditorium. Sale! Men's Suits-- Our Regular $110 Durkdale ^ - Two-Trouser Suit #4 Choice from aJI - wool sharkskins and all - wool worsteds in a great selection of new fall colors and patterns. Our Regular $90 Durkdale _ _ One-Trouser Suits 74 'Fine all - wool worsted in this season's fashion tones and patterns featuring permanent press trousers and Ban-rol waistbands. SALE! Topcoats and All-Weathsf Coa Cashmere Topcoats Luxurious 100% Imported Cashmere at fine savings Topcoats 69.50 ~-"W.50 Our Exclusive Wickfield Zip-Lined All-weather Coat Warm Modacry,ie pile Reg. Liner, Scotchgard Treated, 39.95 34.5® SPECIMEN BALLOT' FOR JUDICIAL CANDIDATE SEEKING RETENTION IN OFFICE CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE To be voted at the General Election In McHenry County, Illinois, on Tuesday, November 5, 1968 COUNTY CLERK B A CLOT FOR JUDICIAL CANDIDATES SEEKING RETENTION IN OFFICE "VOTE ON THE PROPOSITION WITH RESPECT TO ALL OR ANY OF THE JUDGES LISTED ON THIS BALLOT. NO JUDGE LISTED IS RUNNING AGAINST ANY OTHER JUDGE. THE SOLE QUESTION IS WHETHER EACH JUDGE SHALL BE RETAINED IN HE PRESENT OFFICE." CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Shall GLENN K. SEIDENFELD be retained in office as Judge of the Circuit Court, 19th Judicial Circuit? YES NO ALE! Sport C@ats and Dress Slacks A handsome collection 44o50 4foS0--Hacks to select from Reg. 16.95 All Wool % 27 SAIEI Sportswear and Furnishings' Sweaters-Sport Shirts - Mock and Turtle Neck Shirts at Substantial Reductions. Shop now for those in-season personal needs and gifts at these low anniversary prices. SALE! Men's Shoes Our Famous Brand Shoes In a Choice of Brogues - Wing-Tips, Slip-ons (with buckles) ^'5 16.81 s 13.88 DURKIN & DURKIN Downtown Waukegan Lake laid Plaza - Fox Lake Specimen ConsfMlon in r iot To Be Voted at the GENERAL ELECTION on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, McHenry County, Illinois, POLLS OPEN - 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. A COUNTY CLERK of McHenry County, Illinois This is a specimen of the ballot you will receive at the PoUs known as the "Blue Ballot*, i official Constitution ballot will be on Blue Colored Paper. yes For the calling .of a constitutional NO convention r f"