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PAGE 4-PIAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1971 Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct 15. 1931) William Koeppe, 66 years old who for the past twenty-five years has spent his summers at MeHenry and pilots the ex cursion boat ' Alice" in daily trips up the Fox River and through the chain of lakes, died Oct 10 at St Anthony's hospital Miss Eleanor Masquelet of Chicago and Mr William Powderjy were married Oct 3 at Visitation church in Chicago Miss Masquelet won the title of Miss Opportunity" in a theatrical contest conducted a year ago by the Balaban and Katz theatres where she has appeared in person In the Oriental and Chicago theatres as well as singing over the radio Those from MeHenry who attended the wedding were Mrs Gertrude Barbian. John W Nciss and Mr and Mrs Frank Marquelet Thanks To You Al l B Y Y O U R D E M A N D WE'VE H A D T O OPEN OUR DOOR5'. BEFORE OUR R' VODE LING IS 'A 'VIPL I TED Don Gronert 's hospitdi i lv rr f t rshruMits wi jr make up for your mcdnvf ir i ienri , ' JK 5 [ .A(fh Wh.it is yout apphanrt ' ' ecr l A n ippl ianr.p to f i t - 'vfry purs*; APPLIANCES UNLIMITED W H 1 /() M A R f N C i O ' ) 6 B ( > 5 0 I HM H S I ).uly & S.it 9ti l fv3C F r i t; I r)| >• Six fully equipped bicycles given free MeetMhe bicycle man at Ray McGee's clothing store. Oct 17. all boys eligible A larRi attendance of Timbers was present at the meeting of the Mother's club at the home of Mrs George W Hess A very interesting talk on infantile paralysis and spinal meningitis was given by Dr A I Froehlich, which was most instructive in the treatment and prevention of these dreaded diseases F ather O Rourke spent the first of the week at Niagara university at the celebration of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the college Rev Bonham will return to MeHenry for another year and will preach his first sermon of the new year next Sunday TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct 17, 1946i A resident of the MeHenry farm community, Mrs Bertha Michaelis, 60 years old, passed away Oct 14, Sherman hospital, Elgin, after an illness of a year's duration Choose one of our eye catching beauties in the newest fall hat shades It w ill be sure to attract an admiring glance from the masculine member of the family Elizabeth Pich. Main street, MeHenry Mr and Mrs George M Bohr who reside on Broad street are the parents of a daughter born at the Woodstock hospital, Oct 11 Another young MeHenry man who has recently gone into business is George Brda, who a few weeks ago joined his father, John Brda, an expert at sheet metal and furnace work The business which is operating at 101 N Green street is now known as John F Brda and Son In a beautiful fall wedding solemnized in St. Maurice church, Chicago, Oct 12, Miss Helen Marie Butney of Chicago became the bride of Mr Ralph Smith of MeHenry , Faculty members at the local high school, their families and the board of education enjoyed their annual dinner at Eva's restaurant Mr and Mrs John Doherty and son are new residents of Wonder I^ake Dr Glen Wells of Los Angeles. Calif, called on old friends in MeHenry " recently. Maxine Morton and Earl Kratochvil, both of this com­ munity, were married in a c eremony performed ' in the home of Rev. Wayne Price, pastor of the local Methodist church on Oct. 9. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct. 19, 1961) Pretty blond Michelle Hansen of Wonder Lake was named band queen at the homecoming football game The crown was placed on her head by Bert Kissling, drum major for the band. Mr and Mrs Edgar Nardi of Shallimar, who are leaving this community to make their home in Connecticut on Octr 28 were honored guests at a dinner held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Varese Richard K Bowman, claim representative of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance company, MeHenry, has been awarded a diploma from Vale Technical institute at Blair- sville. Penn. Walter J Freund of MeHenry has received a pin for twenty- five years of service as a Firestone tire dealer and a check for the same amount. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Bruce of W Waukegan Road were guests of honor at a surprise party given at their hoirie Sunday afternoon on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary The new and growing congregation of Faith Presbyterian church appointed its first building committee to go ahead with plans and a program that will eventually lead to the erection of their first permanent structure on their five acre site at the corner of Chapel Hill and Lincoln roads. Nancy Buckner has been pledged to Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at the University of Wisconsin Mr and Mrs. William Cowlin, Jr., of Crystal Lake are the parents of a son born Oct. 11. ' f A. - , .>, v\' - "V • ** - !**. - i Wkm J* * •>. f * »• . >*H * v* . * _ ' 4m*. ' 5 •< * * » TIDYc8TUGI21 -- ' TTrrrr77 <*Y - *#* * • _ * > ANNIVERSARY Ax . •< / -« W e ' r e h a v i n g a n a n n i v e r s a r y ! F o r 2 1 y e a r s T i d y C a r p e t s a n d R u g s h a s b e e n s e r v i n g N o r t h e r n I l l i n o i s a n d S o u t h e r n W i s c o n s i n a s t h e a r e a ' s m o s t c o m p l e t e f u l l - s e r v i c e c a r p e t s t o r e . . . a n d h e r e ' s h o w w e ' r e c e l e b r a t i n g o u r a n n i v e r s a r y . . . . • By bringing to Elgin a new carpet store ' featuring the same quality and reliability that has made us the area's largest carpet dealer. • By offering savings of 10% to 50% on our entire inventory of 1971 carpet styles . and patterns. • By offering the largest and most complete selection of carpet and rug remnants in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. • By offering S & H Green Stamps on every cash purchase. *. * * ^ , :•? » sv , *** -y ^ m ^ . * * * '*&#***• * ... \ - 2F* ' • ' * • / * ^ t V ' > V %* ? 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'TIL 5 P.M., SUNDAY 12 to 5 HOURS (ELGIN) MON. and THURS. 9 to 9; TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. 9 to 5; SUNDAY 12 to 5 % * * * */• 4*^' " th* ** v MeHenry Men Discuss ^ SAMA^MECOInOperation Two McHer-y men were speakers during the forty-ninth annual meeting of the Illinois Hospital association in Chicago last week. They were Anthony Corcoran and Dr. Edward F. Wilt, Jr., who discussed the SAMAMECO program which placed two medical students at MeHenry hospital this past summer. CorcorarflS^administrator of MeHenry hospital. He is a member of the board of the MeHenry County Department of Health and serves on the board for the Comprehensive Health Planning agency for MeHenry county. Dr. Wilt, a member of the MeHenry Hospital commission on medical education, is president of the MeHenry County Board of Health and also president of the MeHenry County Mental Health board SAMA-MECO (Student American Medical Association- Medical Education and Community Orientation) is an ongoing program to encourage medical students to practice medicine in Illinois following graduation Over 1,000 registrants from the hospital field in Illinois -- administrators, trustees, Mrs. Cowlin is the former Geraldine Carey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gerald Carey of MeHenry physicians, nurses, and volunteers-attended the convention. It was held at the Arlington Park Towers hotel in Arlington Heights Oct. 21-22. The challenge to the health care delivery system that it deliver more health care to more people but at a lower cost was the focus of the two-day meeting. The Illinois Hospital association is a non-profit voluntary organization of over 300 Illinois hospitals. It represents a $1.6 billion-a-year health service system that employs over 154,000 people. The association acts as the spokesman and program coordinator for hospitals in their interactions with public groups and both voluntary and governmental health agencies. The Cherry Valley 4-H club was called to order by the president, Dale Timermann. Julie Hoag led the pledges and the minutes were read by Elain Limbaugh. Elain also gave a committee report on our window display. Bill Scfamuhl gave the committee report for our club's hayride this coining Oct. 29. We picked a committee for the "share the fun night." They are Dale Timermann, Bill Sch- muhl, Robin Schmuhl, Elain Limbaugh, Judy Calvin and Don Limbaugh. We talked about the projects and most members decided which one they wanted. Neil Wright was in charge of recreation after the meeting. Robin Schmuhl, Reporter TRAFFIC TOLL Nineteen of the 129 persons killed in traffic accidents in Illinois during the first half of October were pedestrians. Public Works Director William F Cellini has announced. Cellini said the 129 traffic fatalities recorded during the period represented a sharp 17 per cent increase over the 110 traffic deaths reported in the same time period last year and three per cent over the 125 reported in 1969. ON FIELD CAMPUS Christine Thelen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thelen, 3314 W. Washington street, MeHenry, was among sixty- four juniors. from Northern Illinois university, DeKalb, who spent three days at Lorado Taft field campus last week completing their elementary education block seminar requirement. NIU faculty members accompanying them through their educational experience are professors of elementary education, Dr. Inez E Bishop r.nd Dr. Marion Hull, and associate professor of elementary education, Dr. Marion Sheriff * % J * * M" POLITICAL CORNER MEET IN CITY - Roland Herrmann of MeHenry, left, GOP township committeeman, is shown above with Congressman John Anderson of the 16th Congressional district. The Congressman met with local GOP leaders at an informal reception after dedicating Parkland school in MeHenry. OR MIL / - in this big SPIEGEL CHRISTMAS *W +*k 0k ~ , Come in fop youpTcopy today! Each page is filled with Christmas enchantment. You'll thrill to the thousands of exciting gifts, gathered from all over the world fascinating toys, news-making fashions and accessories. Big and little luxuries that say "Merry Christmas" in a thousand wonderful ways. And you'll like the low Spiegel prices too! 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