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•r-r •: •f ft • „*<„ -i .'; A WfrW¥i :.f< s^m^stcmvfsvifix - "f' ^ iiiiiMiyii.»ii»rw>*iM>i|i^^i« SILVER WEDDING DAY OBSERVED BY McCULLOM LAKS PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert HeCht, of Knoll wood, McCullom Lake, celebrated tlieir silver wedding anniversary on June 3. ,| Mr. and Mrs. Hecht exchanged marital vows twenty-five years ago at the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran church in Chicago and after a twenty-year residence in that city v th6y established refi deface in Kndllwood. Their marriage was blessed with two sons and one daughter. Wilbert, Jr., eldest of the trio, is at present in training for a state tamper in Springfield; William is employed in the freight claim de p^rtment of the North Western railroad, while their lovely daughter, Betty, joined the ranks of Mc H«nry's cheerful "hello" girls. Mr. Hecht has just recently re turned to his job at' the Auto-Lite plant after recovering from injuries sustained In an auto accident. Like her civic minded spouse, 10 is a member of McHenry Post Jl, American Legion, Mrs. Hecht, too, has made'notable service contributions to that organization's woman's auxiliary, being a past president of Eaton Priddy post 111 of Chicago, later tra'nsfering her activities to the McHenry group. After a dinner which was enjoyed by the immediate family and relatives, the Hecht's held an open house for their many friends and (|&ighbors at McCullom Lake. fti. Minnie Green Named Historian of District The eleventh district of the American Legion Auxiliary held its spring convention at Glen Ellen Sunday afternoon, June 11. The following attended from McHenry: Minnie Green, Agnes Buch, Pean nette Vaitce, Alice Barbian, Hen- «tta Vycital and Pearl Nerstad nnie Green served as color guard,, Agnes Buch helped With registrations and Alice Barbian played the piano for the marches and entertained at intermission. At this convention, Minnie Green was nominated and elected to fill the position of historian for the coming year. The department president, Mrs. Gene Brown, spok to the assembly, as did other high 4fciking officers in the organization. The work of the various committees was totaled and report ed by chairmen and there were awards given to be taken back to various towns for such things as essay contests and poster con tests. The Legion also held its conven tion at this time and there was i joint social hour following the reetlngs at the Glen Ellyn post fflib house. Christian Mothers Plan Annual Picnic The Christian Mothers and Altar society held a meeting In St Mary's-St. Patrick's hall last Friday evening, at which tfm<e plans were made' for the annual picnic on June 22. A social hour followed the business meeting. Winners MP cards were Mary Buckey in bridge, Clara Adams in five hundred, Catherine Bauer, Clara Stilling and Mayme Buss in pinochle. Mrs. Nick M. Justen and her comndttee served lunch. MRS. ALMA THOMAS -- Bertilla Freud Is Installed In Offk» .7 The following slat##* were Installed In the Catholic Daughters of America recently at their regular meeting hall: Grandregent, Bertilla Freund; vice-regent, Mary Agnes Boetsch; lecturer, Agnes Buch; prophetess, Helen Weber; monitor, Mildred Klnsala; financial secretary, Laura Weber; treasurer, Annamae Vogt; historian. Elsie Wlnkel; sentinel, Eleanor Strake; organist, Marie Yegge; trustees, Marie Vales and Genevieve Knox. Ethel Ronan of Elgin, district deputy was present to perform the ceremonies. She was assisted by Bertha Jensen. A pot-luck supper was served previous to the meeting, with Miss Bertilla Freund as chairman. Spring flowers were used -to decorate the tables. Following the meeting cardA were played. First prize in auction bridge went to Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson and Mrs. Elsie Winkel for contract bridge. Miss Eleanor Kinsala won second prize. Pinochle winners in order were Mrs. Ann Rodenkirk, Mrs. George Bohr, Mrs. Bobby Way, Mrs. Irene Guffy and Miss Eva Stirling. Grand-Regent Mrs. Leroy Mason of the Elgin court attended the meeting with the Misses Margaret }, and Loretta Foley, sisters of Mrs Boetsch. Plans for the summer include the Day of Recollection, which will be held at St. Mary's church on Thursday, June 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A special mass will be read for members at 8 o'clock. Any interested lady Is welcome to attend the talks whloh will be given by a Jesuit priest. The new officers ar$ also planning a picnic for July and announcement will be made in the paper. last week vlsli liar «on and £ Mich. Visitors in the Fred home one recent day were Carl Schmitt, Mrs. George ScUottt and son, Mrs. Roland Wattman and son and Miss Shirley Ehlers, all of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. George Kamholi awl, family idt Lake Como. in tiM r •* iifcjwailjjfc BIRTHS CARD OP THANKS I wish to thank fUl my friends who visited me and sent cards and gifts while I was confined to the hospital They were all very much appreciated: 6 TERRY MILL&R Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Veldhulzer of ^Ungwood are the parents of a Bon, born at the Woodstock hospital on June 6. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Serock of Elgin are the parents of a daughter, born, at St. Joseph's hospital in that city on June 12. Mrs. Serock Is the former Miss Marita Blake, daughter of the Joseph Blakes of McHenry. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fredricksen of Elgin are the parents of a daughter, born at Sherman hospital on June 7. Mrs. Fredricksen Is the former Miss Audrey Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hunt of Hartland are the parents of a son, bdrn at the Woodstock hospital on June 10. Mrs. Hunt is the former Miss Dolores Freund. daughter of the Nick B. Freunds of McHenry. CARD OF THANKS " 1 would like to take this1'*# to thank the firemen with whom I served on the local department during the past ten years; also all the others who assisted in our fire calls during the time I was fire chief. 6 CHJS FREUND AMOJTCt THE SIOK Freddie Thompson, young SOB of Mrs. Grace Thompson, underwent a tonsillectomy at the Woodstock hospital last week. Albert, son of Mr. and , Mrs. Frank Kempfer, Jr., anderwent a tonsillectomy at the Woodstock hospital last week. Mrs. Margaret Haug underwent surgery at the Woodstock hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Mildred Olson is a surgical patient at the Woodstock hospital. Miss Terry Miller returned home from the Woodstock hospital on Monday, where she underwent surgery last week Wednesday. Otto Belts £sifr* Bafltaril The little son of Ifa^ Otto Holts was cfcristtptli "Chutes Louis" at a baptismal serrlee held Sunday at 2:30 o'clock in St Marr*g, church, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Nix ofOel*. ting. Sponsors were tne child's aunt and uncle, Mrs. Esther Wieser and Jacob Garafol. Dinner was served in the Holts home for members of the two families following the baptism. Aoemle Pip Deficiencies of iron and resulting in anemia, are common In pigr raised without access to sofi. THE RICHARD RAPP8 Before her marriage on April 29 to Riohard Rapp of Pekin, the above pictured bride was Miss Shirley Bienapfl, a former McHenry resident. The couple is residing in Pekin, where Mr. Rapp is a commercial photographer. -- Pe r sonars Entertained For Graduate Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman entertained last Sunday in honor of their son, Frank, Jr., who graduated the previous Thursday from St. Mary's high school in Woodstock. Dinner was served in the evening, with decorations in the school colors of green and white. A miniature doll, attired in a cap Mrs. Gilbert Bottler (Catherine McCabe) of Thiensville, Wis., called on McHenry friends last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Linden, Miss Louise Linden and Mrs. Mayme Goodstein of Chicago visited friends here on Saturday. Miss Marguerite Johnson has completed her duties as a member of the faculty at the Wheaton schools and has returned home to spend the summer with her parents, the George Johnsons. Mr. and Mrs. Art. Edstrom are vacationing in Wisconsin this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Page visited Mr. and Mrs. William Heine in Chicago on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe May and daughters, Mrs. Martin May, Mrs. Wesley Guffy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl and Nadyne Lewis attended the graduation of James and gown, occupied the center of smallfeldt from a Kenosha, Wis., the table and place cards were, high school last Sunday evening. small diplomas. A cake was beautifully decorated in keeping with the occasion. Guests Included Mrs. Kathryn Hafer, Miss Mary Zimmerman, Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Hafer and daughter, Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lederle and children, Carol and Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harner and sons, Richard and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harner and daughter, Donna Jean Mrs,. Minnie Standish and Mr. and Mrs. James Billings all of Chicago, Miss Cecile Tonyan and Gerard Zimmerman. GIRL SGOUT NEWS Mrs. Alma A. Thomas, 94, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gerald P. Newman, on June 5. Last rites were conducted from the Peter M. Justen funeral home on Thursday. . Bead the Want Ads. The troops are very grateful to the McHenry Business Men's Association for their gift. They now haye two of the very best volley balls and a net to use in the park this summer for activity. Troop 1 awarded the following badges: In nutrition, to Shirley Conway, Barbara Eggert, £enny Fike, Patty Long, Donna Raycraft, Shirley Thurlwell, Ann Weber, Karen Olson, Roberta Wirfs and Judy Freund, in cooking to Shirley Conway, Barbara Eggert, Patty Long, Donna Raycraft, Shirley Thurwell, • Ann Weber, Karen Olson and Roberta Wirfs. The June Adult Girl Scout Association breakfast meeting was held at the Legion club on June 6, with Mrs. Clarence Anglese serving as hostess. Mrs.' Bertha Johnsoh was named chairman to arrange the McHenry exhibit at the county fair Girl Scout booth in Woodstock. Plans were made for the cookie sale to be held on July 14 and )5. The next meeting will be a spontaneous brunch to be held at the home of Mrs. Elbert Buch. There will be a prize for the most unique morning attire. Troop No. 3 were entertained by two hostess members, Mary Ann Granger and Susan Saylor, recently. They served cup-cakes and ice cream. Girls of Troop 4 are all graduated from the eighth grade and are now senior Girl Scouts. A graduation party will soon be held for them at the home of their leader, Mrs. J. Roasch. Next week Troop 4 will spend a day at Brookfield Park. A total number of seventy-six Girl Scouts paraded in the Memorial Day services. Leaders are grateful to Officer Joe Grobel> for his instructions to the girls on parade etiquette and helping them practice. WMI» IFCP iitir Top milk can be whipped by pouring It Into a container and placing one-half teaspoon of plain gelatin in "thli. Set In the refrigerator to fireeie utiUl ready to whip toruse. • Mrs Barbara Homburg entertained the following friends last weekend: Mrs. Virginia Giedler and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reurdon of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reardort of Oak Park.. Mrs. Fred Smith has returned to Johnshurg after visiting Mrs. Lena Mullenbarh at Johnsburg, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerasch of Mt'ilenry and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund of Spring Grove spent Thursday and Friday at Menomln «'<\ Mich. Thomas Freund, a sludttit at Jordan seminary there, returned home for a visit with his parents. The Leo Bl^ke family, Mr. and Mrs. John Freund and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freund attended commencement exercises at Libertyville high school last Thursday evening. William Rosing, son of the Albert Rosings of Libertyville, was a member of the class. The McHenry folks attended < a reception at the Rosing home after the program. Mrs. William Morgan and daughtear, ^Jeanne, returned to Elkhorn on Monday after spending several days with her parents, the Joseph J. Millers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Lower and son, Gary, of Springfield, Minn., visited in the Paul Yanda home last week. Mrs. Barbara Homburg spent a recent day In Chicago. Mrs. William Staines entertained at a birthday dinner in honor of her neice, Miss Mary Stanberry, on Wednesday. Guests were Mrs. Mabel Christiansen and Mrs. Joe GlosBon and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. William Berndt and Bon, Justin, of DesPlaines spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Kathryn Freund. Master Justin remained for a longer visit with his grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wegner and William Lawrence visited In the Mark Patton home in Round Lake Sunday. MIsb Mary Jane Laures, R.N., returned to St. Mary's hospital in Rochester, Minn., on Sunday, after several days spent with McHenry relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Dalin of Chicago spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Frank Thurlwell. Mr. and Mrs. Albert purvey visited relatives In DesPlaines on Sunday. Charles Reed of Chicago was a weekend. visitor in McHenry. Among those who attended the Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Larkin golden wedding celebration Hoelscher, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoelscher, E. R. Sutton, Mrs. Robert Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sutton. William Sutton. Mrs. John Armstrong^ Mrs. John Phalin, Mrs. Eleanor Foley. 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