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Itoss Dexter; Red's Snipe, Red , Bjurstrqm; Dead Duck, Elmer Smith; Lively Lady and Sandpiper were enteredi but were later Scratched. The annual fireworks display, sponsored by the American Legion, will be put on from the Yacht club's island just after dark the night of the fourth. Everyone is invited to get Out and watch this interesting spectacle. A parade will be held at 10 a.m. -in Wonder Center with children With decorated bikes and bugfies competing for prizes. Later they Will be taken to the Legion bomb r ice cream. In the afternoon ere will be a baseball game on Vie Legion grounds. On the evening of July 5, at §:30 p.m. the new officers of the |*egion and its auxiliary will be Installed in ceremonies a£ the l^egion hall. The public is invited. Mendyk, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Elberson, Mr. and Mrs. James Stendeback, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vacula, the Raske family (several couples, and the Rev. James Vanderpool. Also present were former residents Daisy and Bill Donash, now of Woodstock, and their houseguests, Ed and Ruth Ruzak, Chicagt>.- Back From West Mrs. Ernestine Resheske and her daughter, Joanne, Wonder Center, spent two weeks in Arizona with Mrs. Resheske's brother and family and are now back home looking tanned and rested. Mrs. Resheske took a three weeks' vacation from her work in the office at the Electric Auto Lite Co., and used the last week to put her home in order.: Joanne, who was graduated from high sqhool in June, plans to seek a job. • Attend Wedding*' Artiell Krueger and Jb&n*" diggers, also Mrs. Brenner and hef daughter, Teresa, were all guestc at the wedding of Frances Farre'J and Edwin Buckley at Forest Park June 14. The Buckleys are now residing in Woodstock where he is in the cleaning business. to the altar of matrimony by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matz. The chapel was prettily decorated with flowers and a large number of invited guests witnessed the ceremony. The newlyweds expect to? make their home in Wonder Lake. „ In the evening of the same day, Mr. John C. Loshbaugh, teacher in our Sunday School and member of the board, was united in Holy matrimony with Miss Flora Offener at Zion, 111. Abput 175 invited guests witnessed the double ring ceremony. < These newlvwed young people are now on their wedding trip to Oregon, Washington and California. Next Sunday, JUly 6, there will be, beside the regular services, a meeting conducted at the Christian Haven, near Harvard, at 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon and a Communion Service in tlje evening at 7:45. • V ' - - IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear n)6ther and grandmother, Meta A. Walter, who passed away eight years ajjo, July 8, ,1944. *8 " ^ CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN Gospel Church News 1 The G. C. was the scene of a wedding on Saturday afternoon June 28, when Mr. Herbert E. Geisler of Blue Island, 111., was united in marriage with Mrs. Antoinette Heser of Wonder Lake. The bridal couple were escorted ligelo Sanford's Karpet Kare Binding and Serglng On Location Carpet Cleaning Rags and Fnrnitnre Cleaned Tidy Rug Cleaners Phone Woodstock 162 Free Pickup and Delivery Four Deaths Are Mourned In City (Continued from Page 1) was president of the Orchard Beach association. The deceased was owner of the William Jones company, radio and television show producers, and was prominent in his field of endeavor. Survivors include the widow, Lilian, and one daughter, Sharon. His father, the Rev. George Jones, died in 1949 and his mother, Edith Jones, in 1948. The body rested at the Peter M. Justen funeral home until 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, when Rev. J. Elliott Corbett of the Community Methodist church officiated at last rites. Interment was in Woodland cemetery. Henry Freund A long illness ended early Saturday, June 28, for Henry Preund, 60, of 1531 N. Hickory street, I mm mm Waukegan, who died in St. Therese hospital. . The deceased was" born at Pistakee Bay, Johnsburg, Nov. 22, 1861, and lived his early life here. He retired last February from Great Lakes, where he had been employed as a cabinet maker for sixteen years. Mr. Freund was married to Dorothy Peters on Oct. 17, 1931, She survives, as does a son, Kenneth, a senior at Waukegan Township high school; six sisters, Mrs. John Phannenstill, Mrs. Henry Kennebeck, Mrs. Louis Stoffel and Mrs. Ambrose Schaefer, all of McHenry; Mrs. Don Mitchell of Waukegan and Mrs. Frank Spieker of Burlington, Wis.; a brother, John Freund, also of Burlington, Wis. Two sisters preceded him in death. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Freund of McHenry. Mr. Freund was a member of St. Anustasia's church, Waukegan, the Holy Name society of that church and the American Legion. He served overseas during World War I in the Army. Funeral services were held at 9:30 o'clock Tuesday frofiri St. Anastasia's church, followed by burial in St. Mary's cemetery, McHenry. Members of the Homer Dahringer American Legion post of Waukegan conducted graveside rites. Myrtle Temple Mrs. Myrtle Temple, 84, a native of McHenry, died unexpectedly last Thursday, evening, June 26, in Elgin. The deceased was born on a farm near McHenry, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kimball and when she was 22 years old the family moved to Lincoln, Nebr. In 1890 she was married to William Temple, y In 1942 Mrs. "Temple moved to Elgin to make her home with a friend but for the past three years had resided at the Old Thursday, Jnly 3, 1952 People's Home. Surviving are a slater, Mrs. Vosburg, of Harvard, and two brothers, Timothy Kimball and Warthan Kimball. Two sisters, Ikirs. Bernice Sherman and Mrs. Alta Monear, preceded her in death. Services were held Saturday afternoon from the Stout funeral home, with Rev. A. E. McKenney, pastor of Elgin's First .Baptist church, officiating. Burial was in Woodland cemetery, McHenry.. Subscribe To The Plaindealer DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE YISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS DAILY i 9 to 12 A. M. sad 1 to & P. H. FRIDAY EVENINGSt «t00 to 8t8# P. M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT • PHONE McHENBY 452 I To 4-H Camp ; Four Wonder Lake girls are attending 4-H camp at Shaw-Waw- Sfas-See at Kankakee. They left unday morning on a bus and will fte at the camp until Thursday Sight. Those attending include Diane punt, Jean Selsdorf, Sharon and ftandi Sells. <s Sharon Sells, junior leader of the Busy Bumble Bees club, will »erve as swimming instructor and . $amp counselor for the four-day! •ession. - v Saturday Night Dance ' A large crowd was present in1 McHenry Saturday night to attend the dance sponsored by the Holy Name society of Christ the King church. Among those present were Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Ruggero, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zandier, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corrado, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ONLY 3 DAY'S LEFT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR END of MONTH CLEARANCE SALE WITH TREMENDOUS BIG SAVINGS • " ' AT' ' " CEO. COLLETTE Owner 103 RIVERSIDE DR, PHONE 459 We Give And Redeem Gold Bond Stamps Open1 Sunday Morning 9 to 12 typec&tutif MIRACLE WHIP SALAD-DRESSING Full Quart 45c CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA _ - : y2 Size Tin 29c SALERNO BUTTER COOKIES Lb. Pkg. 25c BIG^pP*VALUE! Original Automatic Efoctric D--p Fryr Opens a New WirU tf Cosking Magic ' Now you pan cook an endless variety of delicious deep fried foods in just 2 to 7 minutes. Just set the thermostat and Fryryte does fhe rest. It's so quick and easy, you'll be amazed. And there are no greasy pans to clean up afterward. - r* FSf The Frvryte Utility Rack adds to the convenience of cooking steaks, chops, fish, hamburgers, croquettes, etc. With the pop corn basket you tan make the most tender, fluffy popped corn. 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