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THE McHENBX ' - " ' H , V < 'j 4f - ^ 1 - J ^ ' , J ; . & ^ Johnsburg News By Air*. Betty Hettermann King of the Roost Little Eddie Hettermann, Jr., wore the above title last Tuesday afternoon at his home, where he was the center of attraction at a dinner following his baptism at St. John's church. Fr. Blitsch performed the rite where the infant took the name of Edwin Paul Hettermann, Jr. Sponsors for the baby were Mrs. Betty Hettermann and Paul Boyk of Chicago, aunt and uncle. Present for the delicious turkey dinner were his parents, Mr. find Mrs. Ed Hettermann, his brothers and sister. Bob, Harry, jjoe and Kathy. his grandmothers, Mrs. Helen Hettermann and Mrs. Cora Herdrich, the Sponsors and their families, Mr. 'ana Mrs. Paul Boyk and children, jPaui and Patty, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hetteonann and daughters, Joy and Karen. Master Eddie^ Jr., through most of the afterrraSn activities. Surprised at Shower Mrs. Ethel Cajthaml was pleasantly surprised last Wednesday afternoon with a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs. Alice Ross of Sunnyside Be^ch. Ladies present at the shower With gifts were Mrs. Edna Kirchoff, Mrs. Koltman, Mrs. Alice Uoyd, Mrs. Laura Crowley, Mrs. Hazel Neff, Mrs: John, Mrs. June Allen, Mrs. Alice Larsen, Mrs. Anna Wallford, Mrs. Glara Nell, Mrs. Sylvia Ansel, Mrs. Kate Pepping and Mrs. Nett McElwin. Mrs. Gladys Campbell was unable to attend. Refreshments were served to the ladies. Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith left Sunday morpipg for Ftond du Lac, Wis., where they attended the funeral of their nephew, Matt Schmitt, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Tony M. Freund, Mr! and Mrs. Henry ^Tell, Sr., John M. Freund and Miss Catherine M. Freund of Pistakee Bay -were dinner guests in Woodstock Thursday to help Mrs. Martha Frfennd celebrate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huemann, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Killer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freund and Mr. and Mrs. Si Meyers attended the Braves game in Milwaukee, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ypakitsch and family spent last weekend in Wisconsin visiting her grandparents. Mrs. Helen Hettermann, Mrs. Kate Pepping and Mrs. Nett McElwin visited Carol Ann Stilling at St. Coletta's school in Jefferson. Wis., last Saturday. Paul Pitzen spent a few days at Turtle Lake, Wis., fishinjg; recently. Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Lieser and daughter, Kathy, and Betty Huff returned last week after spending a ten-day sightseeing trip in Colorado. Mrs. Elizabeth Michels of Mc- Henry visited with Mrs. Fred ' Smith and Mrs. Lena Pitzen last j Sunday. i The Rudy Lassers entertained j their two grandsons, Tommy and i Joe, of Chicago over last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Heins, Mr. and -Mrs. Tony Heins, Mr. and Mr«. Leo Heins find daughters, Ellen and Marian, of Aurora artel Mrs. Christine Miller of McHehry were Sunday dinner guests at the Frank Freund home. Mrs. Mamie King, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Freuiid of Chicago, has been spending the past two weeks up north, where they have been doing quite a bit of fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Gene King of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thelen and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hettermann celebrated the Meyers' and the Thelens' anniversaries with dinner at Waukegan last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn of Chicago were- Sunday visitors here. Mrs. Dina May, Mrs. Emma Freund and Mrs. Olivia Hiller dropped in . on Mrs. Elizabeth Schmitt last Tuesday afternoon to wish her a happy birthday. Buy U.S. Savings Bond*) FOR INDUSTRY McHENRY PLA1NDEALER 102 N. Green Street PHONE 170 Leaves For California Mrs. Carl Neiss and son. Randy, left on Sunday, Sept. 11, for California, where they will join Pvt. Neiss, who is stationed with th6 Army there. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Freund accompanied the daughter and granddaughter on the trip by car and will make the return trip by plane in a few days. I < Anniversary and Birthdays Mrs. JSjlizabeth Schmitt was very pleasantly surprised by her ^children with a party at--her home ffonoring her eightiethbirthday on Tuesday ' evening,- Sept. 13. A very special birthday wish is extended to Mrfc. Schmitt. Miss Kathleen Ceffling isn't declaring hopr old she is but' her birthday was on Sept. 15. Mrs. Jim Freund celebrated her birthday on Sept. 18, and Carol Jean Hiller, who is 4 this montla, and her parents, Joe Hiller, celebrated their anniversary earlier this month. Happy birthday to Rudy Fischer, Jr., who was 11 on Sept. 20. Many happy retains of the day to all. Riverside Bakery will be Closed All Day Mondays - .* ' - a*. er Notice I ' I! * DON'T PUSH YOUR CAR .••OR YOUR LUCK,.. Don't Get Caught w'th * Dead Battery Come in.,. Get a FREE BATTERY CHECK... 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