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SECTION 2-PAGE 10 - PLAIN DEALER HERALD, t R III v \ . NOVEMBER 23. 198* Author of now-famous hymn is buried FIFTY IfRARS AGO (Taken from the files of Nov. 22, 1934> A Richmond physician who wrote the lyrics to the famous hymn, "Toe Swent By and By" is buried ui a Solon Mills cemetery t)r Sanford Fillmore Bennett practiced medicine in Riclimond from 1874 until his death in Rich­ mond, June 11, 1896. He collaborated with a friend, J.P. Websters in 1866 in writing the *now famous hymn. Bennett had been a teacher and druggist before graduated from Rush ical College, Chicago in 1874. he TWICE TOLD TALES Edited years gone of RayMcGee is chairman of the annual Red Cross fund drive in McHenry, and has appointed committees and workers to assist in the house- to-house canvass and calls on business people. Judge Edward D. Shurtleff, Wednesday, denied a change of venue to the Pure Muk Association officers and members being sued by Raymond Mioilis et al for $100,000 damages and requesting an injuction restraining the defendants from disposing of an Elgin plant. The case filed in the circuit court charges con­ spiracy, mismanagement and breach of contract in connection with the func­ tioning of the cheese division of the Pure Milk Dairy Products, Inc., Elgin. Kathryn Barbian's Style Shop featured a special sale- an excellent value in Silk Underwear, lace trim, bias or straight cuts: slips, dance sets, panties at one dollar each. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Nov. 23, 1944) LET US BE THANKFUL ...that Thanksgiving Day, 1944, will see these boys home from the fighting fronts: Leonard Blake, Marshall Bacon, Chester Colby, Donald tuf i=er and Ira Dow?!. the name of Pvt. Richard Smith, McHenry, appeared in a story on the front page of the Chicago Tribune last weekend saying the McHenry man was one ofa patrol in the tenth regiment troops of the American fifth division which smashed Nazis hiding in a French orchard in Pouilly, France. Smith is the husband of the former Louise Kilday of Maple Ave. The Story came as a surprise to her because she had just received a letter indicating her husband was in training far behind the lines. A comprehensive ex- ition and discussion of itle 3 of the "G. I. Bill of Rights" covering all angles of its provision of guaranteed loans to World War II veterans for housing, business and farming will be presented in the court house, Woodstock, Nov. 27. TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files Nov. 19, 1959) Student managers for the 1959 football Warriors were Dennis Welter, Ron Marshall, Bill Vavrik and Ted Hornby. The formation of a new organization known as the McHenry Junior Police was announced. Members of the existing Crime Stoppers were urged to attend. Engineering plans are now complete on the sanitary protect proposed under special assessment program in the Country Club sub­ division. Dr. Henry Freund, McHenry optometrist, was one of six in the state awarded special honors at the annual convention of the I l l i n o i s . O p t o m e t r y association held in Chicago last Saturday. Dr. Freund received a plaque for more than 50 years membership in the association. Guy White was named chairman of the program for the twelfth annual Kiwanis Football Dinner. He will be assisted by Frank Konecny, Frank X. Gregory and Clinton Claypool. following receipt of a letter from District 12 Superin­ tendent of schools, Dr. Dunne Andreas. Mrs. Vila Benrud, president of the McHenry Business and Professional Women's club, presented a jue to Mrs. Bertha Stange recognition of her selection as Woman of the Year in the community. . Paid F. Jessup, A MCHS graduate, has just had published a new book, Competing for Stock Market Profits. Tne book will soon be on the shelves of the McHenry Public library, a gift of a friend of the Jessup family, Mrs. Ruth Buckner. Hie City Council voted unanimously to accept the recommendation of the Zoning Board of Appeals to grant special use classifications to McHenry hospital for three parcels of lana. Parcel 1 is located on the west side of Route 31, south of the Bull Valley road extension. The property is to be the site of lenry hospital's major hospital and health care complex. Other parcels were located near the pre facility* " V" ' :v«! SU mm* brunch I V - i*-/Y ibsSr3*® .. ' .v.V •>* present FIRST INSTITUTE OF TRAVEL! PR0FE! TRi INDUSTRY >SI0NAL IVEL TRAINING • 15-week cou • Day & evening e lasses hojufs of ining • Over 170 in-depth • Hands off computer facility Appavtd b» the Illinois Suit Pu'd ol I duciliM Owned md oDenied bt on* ol the Pieimei ftetlM limi Afencatt •« Illinois E. 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SEOUT/OVERST files TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the Nov. 22, 1974) The feasibility of the Johnsburg area withdrawing from McHenry high school^ District 156 and forming a separate unit district in the confines of the present Johnsburg School District 12 was pondered at the District 156 meeting Tuesday night n McHenry j| ^swerms aindealer •WHITE HEN PANTRY •BELL LIQUORS •BOLGERS DRUG STORE •OSCO DRUGS •JEWEL •HORNSBY'S •KAREN t GINNY'S •LIQUOR MART •McHENRY HOSPITAL •FOOD MART •NORTHWEST TRAIN •ISLAND FOODS •CONVENIENT FOOD •COUNTRY CUPBOARD •SULLIVAN FOODS •UNION '76 •COLE PHARMACY •COAST TO COAST •SUNNYSIDE GAS t QUICK MART Available At The Following Locations: • J ft I GAS •ACE HARDWARE •L^KEVIEW FOODS •SUNNYSIDE FOODS •LITTLE STORE •SUNRISE GROCERY •DEBBIE'S GENERAL STORE •VILLAGE MARKET •McHENRY DRUG •J ft R FOOD MART M Plame $ Jlearth Exc lus i ve l y F i r ep l aces STILL TIME TO INSTALL YOUR FIREPLACE BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS MARCO Fireplace Doors & Fan Hdqtrs. 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