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t I I F T I T T T M M T l i t I t 'if'f'»i»i|n][njii].i][ii I •ft. li J j " ' t -• -it • III..MI." V i V:W- • •• ••'m Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ' fvK-\\ ">yiI !f;.- - TfKr-' -vret • 4^r Thursday/July 2L 1955 4 CROWN MISS McCULLOM LAKE Fall Fashion j Christen Daughter Show Benefit Of W'm, J. Weylands Tlif MeHenry Gift Port's first, Kristine Ann was the name' fall fnshion show to benefit Mc-' given the little daughter of Mi Henry chapter, No. 547, Order; and Mrs. William J. Weyland! of the Eastern Star, will taJte j when she wa,s baptized at St j plnce at the McHenry Country | Patrick's Catholic church July 17 cliili .Thursday, A £ig\ 11. Mar- by Rev. Fr. E. C. Coakley. Sponpaj ei Klingberg is making ar- J sors for the babjrwere Mrs. Mary laVgements for the luncheon j Weyland and Harold Weyland, l eservalions. aunt and uncle. The style show wi:7 bring to: Dinner was served at the home MeHenry a first look at what is; of the parents for the sponsors new and modern in the "fall and their families and the grandlook" for the American woman, parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Robert J whether she be 16 or 60. a hos- Conway of McHenry and Mr. and less, a business woman or a girl Mrs. Anton Weyland of Crystal just getting ready to go to! Lake. school. j Kristine has a brother,. Billy. There will be a generous varte- about 2 years old. t'y of styles shown in a two- -- ---- part presentation of the shotv Mueller Infant and will include sheaths for long, Nanied Kathy Ann j straight lines, becoming tunics The infant daughter of Mr. i and the very feminine princess and Mrs. Walter Mueller was ' ahd long torso frocks. There -will; christened Kathy Ann at a bapbe arrivals from foreign fashion tismal service read at Zion Evanmarts. gelical Lutheran church by Rev. Fabrics will range from fash- Carl Lobitz on July 3. ionable dark tone cottons through Sponsors for the baby were a variety of textured silks and Miss Nancy Mueller, an aunt,' woolens, enchanting laces for and John Grandt. a friend. --- evening v\eat, subtle stiipes, M7AT TTTT? PRF\/TTRC: checks and interesting non- ; Tucker Home VV rY.Li l H/n unij V xLirto Scotch plaids along with smooth Scene of Party LIVE IN McHENRY V viT^a/0' aek'to school'0"" ^ Thp Tuckpr home at Sunny-: FOLLOWING WEDDING Because of' limited .seatine- • s'^e Estates, was the scene of a .sp™ace Tin tthhe/ ^Cno„unnttrryv C^MluVb, dHifnn innfg Sphering relatives and friends Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grever ; recent] „n the occasion of tho • aro now at home at 303v> N room, reservations may be made; . . . ., , . _ . . . , , , _ , ,, TT • with Olga Lishamer, Pistakee ^'fth b,rth.<tay <* Patricia, Richmond Road. McHenry, since l Tucker. Enjoying a social after- their return from a wedding trip Photo by Kolin Shown here placing the crown on the bead of the .new" Miss McCullom Lake. Dawn Parenti, is the 1954 ruler, Karen McKim, at right. At left are the runners-up in the contest, Kathy Doran and Debbie Mever. 1697-J-l; Marie Milbrandt, Won-1 » T . D .f noon and evening were Miss into Wisconsin. J'H 6 719.' w A Klirio--' Mar>' Ellen Schneider, Rosalie! Mr. Grever, son of Mr. and . M^Hprirv lSiR-Xv- and the' He-V|n' Bai'bara Krause, Gerald i Mrs. Alfred Grever of Wonder Giff' Port ' Skinner. Dennis and Douglas: Lake, claimed as his bride Miss ' Vaughn, all residents of the com- Waltraud Franz, daughter of Mr. Hold Miller munity. and Mrs. Emil Franz of Waucon- Family Outing The following day, r e l a t i v e s i da, in a 7:30 o'clock nuptial rite A gathering of the family and jan(* friends came from Chicago friends of the Joseph J. Miller j honor Patricia at dinner. Afamily was held on Wednesday i mong them were Mrs. A. Botulinat Grafton Park beach, Crystal;ski- Betty Butler, Mrs. Marge. Mary Lou Rozanski of Palatine Lake, with a picnic dinner andiButler' Marilyn and Thomas,1 as maid of honor and Marie Sink social afternoon. jButler. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Skin- j of Wauconda as bridesmaid. Attending were Mr and Mrs ! ner- Mr and Mrs- Stanley Szar- j Lynn Reuss of Algonquin, cousin Joseph J Miller, the Gerald Mil-1'owicz an(i children, Stanley, Jr., I of. the groom, acted as flower Saturday, July 9. in Immanuel Lutheran church. Crystal Lake. The bride was attended by ler family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Becker and daughter, Bonnie, of McHenry, Mrs. Church and sons and Mrs. William Morgan and children of Elkhorn, Wis., and Mrs. Clarice Purvey and family of Crystal Lake. and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- girl. ard Zuiro and children, Linn, Rickey and Laury. Sullivan Family Reunion Sunday I A reunion of the Sullivan family was held at the home of the George Sullivans in Woodstock last Sunday afternoon. Present to enjoy a picnic supper on the lawn were Mrs. Margaret Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Norbert -Yegge a^id son, Japk, hf McTtehry, Mr. -and Mrs.' 51 John Adult Girl Scouts Plan Annual Luncheon The Adult Girl Scout organization is planning for its annual luncheon at the/ Country Squire on Aug. 10. Leaders _asul troo^ committee menVBers are afikCif 'to call Mrs. LaVerne Antonson, Sullivan" and Mr. and Mrs. Richphone 1188-R, by Aug. 1 to ar- j ard Sullivan, Patty, Peggy, Kitty, range for reservations and trans-1 Mary and Michael of Woodstock, portation. Lynn Eichinger, Observes Birthday Lynn, daughter of Mr. afld j Mrs. Matt Eichinger of Washing- | ton street, celebrated her ninth j birthday anniversary on July 15, ! when she entertained several j friends at a party at her home, j Guests were Carol Miller, Pat- I ty Guffey, Joyce Adams, Terry j and Mary Larkin, Judy Hay and j Diane Diedrich. . OSPJTAL fje&4 James Hillscheim of Palatine served as best man and Leon Volling of Barrington, cousin of the groom, acted as groomsman The ring bearer was the small brother of ,the bride, Gerhard Franz. A reception followed the service at the V.F.W. clubhouse in McHenry. CARD OF THANKS I< would like to take this ftifefms of thanking frieftds for Visits, prayers, cards arid gifts while I was confined to the hospital; also the many kindnesses extended to me since that time. *11 Henry Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Westbrook (Lila Mae Rosing) of Rhode Island are the parents of a son, born July 5. The Westbrooks have another child, a daughter; Paula Jo, 1 year old. Joseph Andrew is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wasiclewski of Rt. 1, Ringwood, for the son born to them at Memorial hospital June 30. Susan Carol is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page for the daughter born to them at Marion, Iowa, on July 9. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Page and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McCarroll of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steinsdoerfer are the parents of a daughter, born July 14, at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Penwjclc (Ruth Reihansperger) of Elmhurst are the parents of a son, born at Elmhurst hospital, July 16. He has been named Thomas, Jr. The Fenwicks also have' a' girl, Julie, 3 years old. Lend Uq.de Sam Your Dollars COOKS CORNER By Marie Schaettgen There are so many ways 'to prepare noodles that one could give noodle recipes ad-infinitum. We once served a sort of noodle pancake which we liked very much and have tried many times' with variations. It makes an easy and nourishing luncheon main dish or may be substituted for potatoes. i/i lb. very fine noodles 2 tbsp. butter 2 eggs, slightly beaten Salt and pepper For variation try these additions (one at a time). chopped boiled ham Finely chopped onion Gratfed American cheese Boil noodles until done. Drain and place in mixing^ bowl. Add seasoning and slightly beaten eggs. Mix thoroughly. Heat butter in 8- or 9-inch skillet. Pour in noodle mixture and spread out over entire pan. Cook until brown on under side, ttirn and brown other side: Remove to platter and serve immediately. For variety, add one of above, ham, cheese or onion, before adding eggs. Cook in same manner. Son Of Bay Residents Recovers From Surgery Ronald Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jensen of La- Grange and Pistakee Bay, underwent surgery at Memorial hospital while home on vacation the past two weeks from his work in New York City. After spending his service years in Germany, Mr. Jensen resumed college studies at the University of Mexico and later at the Institute of Foreign Trades, Phoenix, Ariz. The Chase National Bank of New York contacted him there and employed him to instruct in foreign banking. • „ ^ Shortly after returning to New York City, he will take up a post in Havana, Cuba, for an eighteen-month period. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds NAME EXECUTIVE BOARD AT 37TH HOME BUREAU MEET Five new officers and directors were elected to complete a ninemember executive board at McHenry county Hoxfie Bureau's thirty-seventh annual meeting last week. The meeting, attended by 120 members and guests, was held at Westwood school, Woodstock, at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Peter Schuler, Harvard, Wlil continue as county president, to complete her two-year term. Servifig with her will be the board members newly elected for two-year terms: Mrs. Thurlow York, , Chemung, . vice-president; Mrs. Ralph White, Wonder Lake, treasurer; Mrs. Ed Florent, Marengo, 4-H chairman; Mrs. Robert Gardner, Solon Mills, special projects chairman; aridL.Mrs. James Higgins, Marengo, major projects chairman. Mrs; Higgins was elected for one year to complete an unexpired term. ! Mrs. Clifton Peterson, Harvard, j secretary; Mrs. Joseph Waynne, j McHenry, publicity chairman; ! arid Mrs. James Holmes, Wood- ] stock, recreation chairman, will continue on the board in their present capacities. July HI Garden Club Picnic -- July 27 Annual Lawn Party and Dessert Luncheon -- St. Patrick's Church -- 1-30 P.M. July SI Moose Picnic -- V.F.W. Picnic Grounds -- Bring Lunch, August 3 Christian Mother and Altar Society Picnic I ... •• i- . August 10 Riverview Camp; R.N.A., Picnic-- 1 P.M. -- V.F.W, Grounds. •.August 11 Fashion Show and Dessert Luncheon -- McHenry Country Club -- Sponsored by O.E.S. - August 12-13-14 St. John's Carnival -- Memorial Park, Johnsburg. August 24 Dessert Luncheon and Style Show -- American Legion Home -- Sponsored- by St. Mary's P.T-A. October 8 Fiftieth Anniversary, O.E.S. :-- Dinner, McHenry Country Club. Charles Corso and son, Johnnie, in company with relatives from /Dak Park, are vacationing at Spooner, Wis., this week. nmnr "AMERICA'S FINEST FOOD SUPPLEMENT" Added to your diet, it assures a more complete nutrition. Call: FLORENCE ENGDAHL \ McHenry 1074-R Annual Family Reunion Sunday I The annual family reunion of the George Witt family of Burton's Bridge was held Sunday, July 17, at Convery's picnic grove, Griswold Lake. The gathering was also the seventieth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Witt. A pot-luck dinner was enjoyed, followed by games. Folks from a distance in attendance came from DeWitt, .Iowa, Lanark and Polo, 111. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Emil Simon, Sr., is critically ill at Illinois Masonic hospital, Chicago. Mrs. Daniel Kennebeck has been confined to Memorial hospital since Sunday, when she was taken ill while watching a baseball game at the V.F.W. grounds. Floyd Kendall has been a medical patient at Memorial hos- j pital. | MOOSE FAMILY PICNIC A Moose family picnic will be held July 31 at the V.F.W. grounds, with food served by the Mooseheart alumni committee of the Women of the Moose. CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this means of thanking neighbors, friends and relatives and all those who assisted at the time of Mr. Kurbyun's accident and during our bereavement. We are especially grateful for the services of Rev. Corbett. Everything was appreciated so much. Mrs. Walter Kurbyun 11 And Family WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Initiation for Women of the Moose took place July 5, with Mrs. Covert acting as guest speaker. Pins and roses were presented to the new members during the program. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Package Liquor Store and Tavern PIZZA Italian Spaghetti Sandwiches KITCHEN CLOSED ON TUESDAY'S McHENRY 336 130 So. Green St., McHenry, 111. 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