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• - ' t PG. 2 - PLAINDEALER- FRIDAY, JAN. 16,1970 Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 9, 1930) Harold Bacon has been ab­ sent from his duties at the West McHenry State bank for the past two weeks, owing to an injury to his leg received in a basketball game. S.W. Brown, proprietor of the Ringwood drug store, was held up and robbed at the point of a gun New Year's eve by a trio of bandits one of whom was masked. The others apparently were unarmed. Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts of McHenry is sponsored by the American Legion and Kiwanis club. Mervin L. Schoenholtz is scout master and Rollin D. Chamberlin reporter. Meeting opened with the troop repeating the scout oath and laws. Mr. Schoenholtz next told the scouts of a contest the patrol only can win. It is a contest of passing the tests necessary for ad­ vancement in the scout work. The patrol winning is to be taken to Chicago for a trip through the Field Museum. The patrol leading on Feb. 2 is going to go to Harvard or Elgin to the swimming pool. This contest will, end March 3. Miss Lorraine Blake,stu­ dent of Miss Marion Johnson in the advanced sewing class of the McHenry community high school, ^received honorable mention in the Butterick Na­ tional School of Dressmaking contest for the fall of 1929. The dress entered was made un­ der supervision during class time. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 11, 1945) Members of the Mothers Club will want to be sure to attend the January meeting when Miss Helen Steven's pupils at the high school will present a short play as part of the afternoon's pro­ gram. In charge will be Mrs. Paul Doherty, chairman, Mrs. Peter J. Schaefer, Mrs. A.I. Froehlich and Mrs. Floyd Co- valt. Morris Crouch, high school senior who left on Monday morning for service, 4vas guest of honor at a farewell party held on Saturday evening at the Prairie school south of Mc­ Henry given by neighbors and friends. Closing the old year by be- comlng husband and wife were Miss Mildrfcd Wozniak of near McHenry and Mr. Ernfrid G. Nelson of Crystal Lake. They were married Dec. 30 in Wau- conda by the Rev. Fr. John J. Mulligan of Transfiguration church. A lingering illness ended In death Jan. 3 for Tolie J. Tole- son, 62, who passed away in Excelsior Springs, Mo. He had gone to Excelsior Springs for treatment only a week before his passing. An iron moulder be­ fore (11 health prevented him from working, he and his fam­ ily resided in the Irish Prairie district south of McHenry for many years. TEN YEARS AGO * (Taken from the files of Jan. 14, 1960) Mrs. Olivia Bauer and Mrs. John Justen were callers in the William Crulckshank home in Ringwood Saturday evening. The Glen Huska family has moved from the Klontz apart­ ment on Green street to a new home south of the city. Mrs. Robert Conway and sis­ ter, Mrs. Stella Calbow, en­ joyed a trip to St. Louis and Bellville where they Spent some time with A-2-C Dennis Conway at Scott Field. They also had the pleasure of visiting with Fa­ ther J. McGowan, a former as­ sistant at St. Patrick's church here, who is now serving as Chaplain at Scott Field. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Meyerof Spring Grove announce the en­ gagement of their daughter, Miss Betty Meyer, to Mr. Rob­ ert Christiansen, son of Mr. Open House At Bukk Olds In City Jan. 16-18 JOHN "RED" MITCHELL An open house to show off the modernized, newly-owned Buick-Olds dealership in Mo Henry is scheduled this week­ end, starting Friday morning.. John "Red" Mitchell, veter­ an auto dealer who is the new " owner of Mitchell Bulck-Olds' and&frs. Merwin Christiansen of Richmond. John A. (Toddy) Engeln, 72, Waukegan street, McHenry, died Jan. 10 in McHenry hos- pltal following a long illness. 7oixCq'UZ'1 U J AGENCY JMMCCS FRIDAY JAN. 16 TO WED. 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At the Front street location, Mitchell and his staff will fea­ ture Buicks and Oldsmobiles in the big car line and the Opel Kadett in the. compact car area. Based on new auto deliveries last year, Mitchell Buick-Olds is the largest dealership in Mc­ Henry. In Crystal Lake, Mitchell was manager for Reichert Chevro- let-Buick and associated with Roger Reichert in R & M Auto Leasing, an important area of service he plans to develop in McHenry. "I thoroughly en­ joyed my relationship and the people in Crystal Lake but the chance to have my own dealers ship fulfills a longtime dream and Pm delighted the chance came in McHenry where I have many friends, too/' said Mit­ chell. Mitchell and his wife have six daughters and "Red" says the whole family pitched in to revitalize the showroom and of­ fice area where the building has begn dressed up for the open house. Joining Mitchell as members of the sales staff are three men who were among the leading professionals at Crystal Lake. Dale Marquardt and Wood Stone will be-fall time staff members and Jim Coburn, who served both at Woodstock and Crystal Lake with Reichert*s, will work on a part-time basis. Dick Reinert is also a full-time staff member. Refreshments and coffee will be served during the open house hours, and visitors are invited to register to provide a memen­ to in the guest book planned for the occasion. Hours will be 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday; 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Saturday, and 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Sunday. Here and There In Business \ SERVES COMMITTEE On Jan. 8, Ted Curry of Ted Curry Realty, Inc., attended the Illinois Association of Real Estate Boards committee meet­ ings in Springfield. Mr. Curry has been appoint­ ed to the Multiple Listing Ser­ vice committee by Mrs. Kathryn Duncan, recently elected pres­ ident of the state-wide organ­ ization. This session was primarily dedicated to computerization techniques as applied to resi­ dential and commercial prop­ erties and the use of com­ puterized investment analysis. COMPLETES COURSE Nancy Curry of Ted Curry Realty, Inc., has recently been Qttidf eater Phone 385-0170 Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry. Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry. Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY LarryE. Lund - Publisher Adele Froehlich - Editor ' MEMBER Ef SUBSCRIPTION RATES l Y e a r . 5 0 1 Y e a r . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 9 . 0 C In McHenry and Lake Outside McHenry and County Lake County \ miwirul notified that she successfully completed her three-year course at the Illinois Realtor's institute in Peoria. She now is qualified to use the designa­ tion G.TLIT (Graduate of the Realtors' Institute). The award will be presented in November at the state convention in Pe­ oria. ^ -McHenry Stat® Bank May 1 h8'P s ' ») 40P* % A* , , M * ERi Marianne Cummings is shown operating the 4-type telephone console at the McHenry State Bank. The equipment with Marianne's help handles calls from six outside lines and transfers calls to up to 70 stations within the bank. Marianne is the oldest of ten children and resides with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Cummings near Spring, Grove. fi When you dial 385-1040, the pleasant vdice you hear is likely Marianne Cummings who knows "Your Money Matters Matter to Us." She will lirect you to the office or department that can best help with your particular financial problem. She realizes the McHenry State Bank has been building a record of good service since 1906 and she isn't about to change it. For The Best In Banking Dial 385-1040 (SEIWIGE BANK "A!ways Serving You-All Ways Since 1906" 3510 West Elm Street McHenry Phone 385-1640 .m * k i