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• • • • . • • • • - - A - ; ;. ,„• / • i - \ : i • ; ' • .;•• , v • • - • • . * . : »• *• • ..• •--• * > v ; ^ - • Two -- Page Four tHE McREftHY PT.AINbEALES •.»*#*. ***** *•*•" T$tur*d*y. January 10u JP|tB Local Births • " In 1951 Recorded Anniversaries r^iiMUa nUaaniA/l lies tht* date- Mr- "n*1 Mm- Jehn wOUpieS V/DSCIVCU WirU observed the occasion of (Continued from Page 3) *0®c. 3--Mr. and Mrs. Prank 'fljfcmpfer, Jr.. became the parents OT a daughter. Catherine- Ann. 'Dec, 4--A daughter was born !|> tl>e Victor Adams and to Mr. Mm! Mrs. Jerome Miller, , Dec. 8--Mr. ^and Mrs. Martin Obenauf welcomed a son. ; Dec. 11--A son was born to Mr. ,4liXvi Airs. K"y White and a daughter. ' , Dec. 14- The Johff,'N<*!CUI!»HII1IS 1 'pnrtconi«ii;. lumna L^e. . . . 15 -The Harold Smiths WelcH ined a boy. -17 ^11 was „a^.cy for; the iRobe'* Pi ( tts xi': Grand avenue. Dec 21 -- |>i.uj;hiers w eiv born Mr. and Mrs. -Vitytin Laures . niid to Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald. Ton- ,y*v. itheir golden wedding anniversary. ; although the actual date was Oct. '30. Open house was held from 2 Mr. and Mrs. William X. Freund to 5 o'clock at (heir home and two of Johnsburg observed their 55th J days later a mass of thanksgiving wedding anniversary when a High was li^ld in their honor. They Mass was read iii their honor i have been residents here since Jan. 22. The previous day their! 1911. They have eight children family, including six children, en- jand fourteen grandchildren. joyed a dinner at the Freund i The saine day, Mr. and Mrs. home. ' I Nicholas K. Harblan "celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Mathlas J. Rauen ' their sixtieth' anniversary. Both of 139 Riversulr Drive observed their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Sept. 4, the" day beginning with an anniversary mass at St. Patrick's church in the morning and a family dinjn r ijj the evening. The R'auens. lifelong residents of this contnninit \. have' one son. Arnold J. Ranen. and one granddaughter. - ; Oct. 1 (5 - Vr. and Mrs. ".Kv«ep!i I' Miller observed their golden wed ding anniversary with theft 1arp, family ami friends'. Mass in then honor, was. read at St. Patricks r!:urch in the mornijtip. with, a 'family dinner at the Miller home! j^t noon. Aboitt- 150 are iti good health and very active, although it has been many years since Mr. Burhluil retired from the ciicnr manufacturing business. They have five children, five grandchildren and*nine greatgrandchildren. Nov. (i Mr. and Mrs. William Oe-f fling of Johnsburg observed their sixty-first wedding anniversary by enjoying the duy quietly -with their five children. Both Mr. and Mrl. Oeffling are lifelong residents of the community. 50 old frieudar the' early eve- 1 • M<»• "IK^. •• t>. V*:.\RS enjoyed supper in I ning, - followed by open house at St. Patrick's hall. The couple have eight living children, thirtyone grandchildren and five great - grandchildren. *£&*» M«S. MEL titlAVliS'*«• *?» *"."!• HKILMAN ARS " VKARS..' MR. and"1' -VIKb. MARTIN CONWAY 51 Years E WILLIAM N. FREUNDS 55 Years STi; \ K>s MIL AM> MRS. JOHN SMITH .*>« TEARS THE WILLIAM McCANIONS 56 YEARS MRS. H. f. Sf H*lf>T i >.({. AMI HIK. t»H> Hi.ii 56 YEARS ' . ,»0 YEARS JOHN CHRISTOFFERSENS 54 Years THE WILLIAM TARNOWS 57 Years MR. and MRS. WILLIAM OEFFLING 61 Years HENRY WILLIAjfS 58 Years l HE FHAMK J WAGNERS S7 Years TUB ARTHUR WHITINGS 51 Years MRS NICK B. BARBIAN (0 Years THE PETER FREUNDS 51 Years MR. and MRS. JOHN P. SCHAEFER MR .and MRS. CHARLES FRETT ">2 Years 03 Years . MR. and MRS. JOSEPH P. MILLER 50 Years J ' 1 ' • ^ « B d M R S . A N T O N # a,;»; V v .ki v„. ^ --V -rA MR. «oa MRS. M. J. 60Y«wrm MR. and MRS. PETER SMITH 52 Year* - THE PETER F. MILLERS 62 Y«w« 51 Yuri