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!S*!PP Two THE McHENRY pLklNDtfALER >t M I I I I I I I H I I I I I H I H ' W I I l l - l l l 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 if i}I ij. •!' 'I' j. • >r\ Christen Daughter. -Of Walter Freunds The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter Freund, Jr., was christened Mary <fene at baptismal services held St. Mary's ehurch Sunday morning. .Sponsors were Miss Prances Wagner of Chicago and William Freund of Woodstock. Following the christening, a gathering was held at the home of the maternal grandparents, the Joseph F. Wagners, in Volo. Other guests included the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freund, Sr., and also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herman of Milwaukee. Christen Son At «t. (Mary's The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paddock of Hunterville Park, born at St. Therese hospital on Oct. 19, was christened John Everett at St. Mary's church Sunday, Oct. 30, at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. Fr. Reuland. Sponsors for the baby were Mrs. Everett Klinger, an aunt, and Everett Paddock, an uncle. A super was served to the sponsors and the grandparents following the baptism. projects. Mrs., Lishamer discussed with Mrs. Mattheis, northern district secretary of youth work, the World Friendship Group the local society is sponsoring. Three Classes Hold Reunion A reunion of the graduating classes of the McHenry high school of 1912, '13 and *14 was held in Wisconsin last Saturday. A delicious luncheon was served to eleven former classmates, after which a social afternoon was enjoyed. In attendance were Mrs. Ella Walkup of Greenwood, Mrs. Lucille Saylor, Mrs. Hazel Belcher and Mrs. Laura Hughes of Woodstock, Mrs. Ruby Shepard of Ringwood, Mrs. Anna Winkelman, Mrs. Agnes Bienapfl, Mrs. Eleanor Foley and Miss Genevieve Knox of McHenry, Mrs. Ethel smith of Pi&takee Bay and Miss Florence Knox of Crystal Lake. Nancy Schmtmk 1 Tears Old Nancy Schmunk observed her seventh birthday anniversary recently, when she entertained friends at a party at the home of her parents, the Sam . Schmunks. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by Joyce Adams, Terry and Mary Larkin, Charlene Klapperich, Mykfell Freund, Kathy CDonnell, Charlene Hagfoerg, Linda, Judy, Sandra and Donna Schmunk. Garden Club Has Outing The McHenry Garden club, ih: stead of its last regular meeting', enjoyed a pleasant day beginning with luncheon at Dundee, visiting several interesting shops and later a informative tour of the pottery works. Miss Mary BUrdahl, a club member, received a beautiful arrangement of white snapdragons and red roses during the tour. She was especially pleased since it was her parents" fifty-fourth wedding anniversary and she, in, turn, presented the*; flowers to them. The next meeting will be held Nov. 29 at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. A. C. Thornton at Pistakee. Christmas plans will be discussed at this time. Entertains club At Dinner Oct 26 Mrs. Henry Seegert of East River Road was hostess to members of her card club at Arlington Heights on Oct. 26. The following members enjoyed the day: Mesdames George Glos, Albert Vales, Bruno Juerejns, Arthur Klingberg, Amy Hinricks, Peter Freund, Grace O'Brien and Frank Zimmerman, and these guests, Mrs. John Mass, Mrs. Harry Burnes, Mrs. Julius Gruenfeld, Mrs. *Joe Mikota, Mrs. Milton Olson, Mrs. Harold Crokin and Mrs. Clarence Gath. Three members were unable to attend because of illness. MRS. CHARLES FAGO REELECTED ^DIRECTOR OF P.T.A. DISTRICT 210 Attended Square Dance A large crowd of 210 young people attended the special Hallowe'en dance and party at Edgebrook school Saturday evening, Oct. 29. Square dancing was enjoyed, with coke and doughnuts served. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fischer and Mr. and Mrs. Art Olson from Edgebrook, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Freund representing St. John's, Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Freund of St. Patrick's, Mr. end Mrs. "Bud" Liptrot and ££r. and Mrs. Ray Albright of St. Mary's. Judges who awarded tweptysix prizes for costumes were Mrs. "Bud'; Liptrot, Joe M. Freund and Bernard Freund. The next dance will be held Nov. 12. More than 200 delegates, members and guests of Lake, Boone and McHenry county Parent Teacher associations gathered at McHenry high school to hear an address by Mrs, Melvin Lockafd, president of the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers, and to elect a district director. The annual district conference of District 26 WHS held Oct. 26. Mrs. Charles Fago of Winthrop Harbor was re-elected director of District 2$. She will be ' installed at the annual state convention on April 21 in Peoria. Mrs. Fago, a parent teacher member for twenty-six years, is completing her first term as district director. She is a past president of Winthrop Harbor Parent Teacher association and Zion Benton high school P.T.A. She has recently been presented with a life niembership in the Illinois Congress of Pareiits and Teachers by the Winthrop Harbor P.T.A. in appreciation of her faithful and devoted services in behalf of children- and youth. Seventy local units make up the district with last year's membership standing' at 13,270. DIVORCE GRANTED Mae Glover of McHenry was granted a divorce from John Glover in circuit court last Friday. They were married in 1952. GIRLS COLLECT $175 DURING "HOBO DAYS" IN McHENRY Eighty-four "hoboes", all members of the Future Homemakers of America club in the local high School, were tired but happy after their reecnt "Hobo Days," when they learned that they nad earned a total'of $175.06. The four girls turning in the most money were Jewel May, Charlene Freund, Eleanor Springman and Donna Mae King. Ruth Ann Tabor won a prize for doing the most un\isulal job and Section V was awarded a prize for the section turning in the . most money. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Scharf, the girls' advisors, were .proud and pleased with the work done and Hope to make "6obo Days" an annual affair. The girls are grateful to all who cooperated and hope folks will remember them whem the, "hoboes" swarm McHenry agaixi next year. •fr'M1 4'4' •i'l11!1 '1 '1' '1' 1 'I' 'I' f 4'» <i # it i| |ii|. ANNOUNCE TROTH DOROTHY BAUSPIES Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Bauspies announce the engagement of their daughter, DorotHy Arlene, to Mr. John West, son of Mrs. Wallace West of Wonder Lake. An early winter wedding is planned. RTHS James Henry is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Knaack for their new son, born Oct. 14 at Memorial hospital. They have two other children, a girl and a boy/ Denise Ann is the- name chos&i for the *iew daughter born, to Mr. and Mrs. toward J. Freund of Johnsburg on Oct. 28 at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. She was welcomed by her three brothers. Mr. and Mrs. William Grtever are the parents of a son, borh at Memorial hospital on Oct. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thelen are the parents of a son, born Oct. .21 at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haug of Wonder Lake are the parents of a daughter, born at Memorial hospital Oct. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Harrer are the parents of a daughter, born at Harvard Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Powers are the. parents of a daughter, born Nov. l at Memorial hospital. PERSONALS 4* <••{• 4»|i •§, , , Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bauer, who had been visiting relatives ami friends here since Oct. "7, lejlft Wednesday oft last week for their home in Long Beach, 'cklifc Mr. and Mrs. James brooks ana daughter, Terry, spent a few flays recently with relatives in Duluth, Minn. . , . ' , Mrs. George Bohr and daughters of Minneapolis, Minri., gperft the Weekend With McHenry relatives and friends. Mesdames Helen Weber, Martha Freund, Kathryn Worts and Afr&tiid& Gerasch of St. Clara's court, W.C.O.F., arid Mrs. Rita Miller and Mrs. Hilda Thelen 'of the johnsburg court Attended a chief ranger^' arid field Workers' Organization meeting of the W.C.b.ft at the home of Mrs. Angie Maurer in Aurora Wednesday. Paul Brefeld and son, t>aul, retttrhed Saturday from a peek's hunting trip to HayWard, Wis; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fredericksen and children of Elgin called on, McHenry relatives Sunday. • Airs. Engstrom returned tp her home in crystal Falls, Mich., last week after spending several days in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Fruik, where she cared for her new granddaughter, biane Pearl _ Fruik, while her parents Attended the funeral of1 Mr. Frolic's mother, Mrs. Pearl Fruik, at Sagola, Mich. , . Mrs. Ted Olhava of Chicago spent several days the past Week at her home on Renter street. Miss Clara Miller spekt a few days this week with Chicago friends. Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Clinton Martin attended an antique show held in the Woman's ciub building at ifriimette Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs. Math B. Laures left Tuesday for a visit in the home of his. daughter, Mrs. Richard Holmberg, in Garden (Srove, Calif., before going to Florida to spend the winter. Mrs. Magnus Nelson, Mrs. Nancy Butler and Airs. Marge Granath of Crystal Lake, accompanied by Mrs. Carolyn Prahl, Attended a post nuptial shower for Mrs. Barbara Granath, held at Steger, 111., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zieihatf atid baby qf-i Evailston spent tl " weekend with McHenry relativ Mr. and; Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss Maud Granger were Sunday visitors in the Harry Al» exander home in. Hebron. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weingart spent a few days the past weekin the - home of their daughter, Mrs.; EdWard Skoney, and i^sninhurst; _ v _ _• 4V* Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mess&afi and sons, Eddie, Stevie' and Jerryr of Woodstock visited; her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, Sunday evening. Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Waymart and daughter of Arlington Hts. and the James Wagner family of Milton, Wis., 'were Sunday visit? ors in the Herb Simon hoitie? where they helped Mrs. Simon celebrate her birthday: Cynthia Freiind, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus freund, Janice Freund, daughter of the Clements Freunds, Barbara Rauen, daughter of the Arnold Rauens, and Carol Pillar of Wonder Lake returned Tuesday to their studies at Sacred Heart academy, Lisle, 111., after spending the weekend with their- parehts. Mr. and Mrs. George Lar^ih have returned from a trip to the Smoky Mountains. Classified Ads bring results. Place yours with the Plaindealer Community Club Plain Special (Meeting Nov. 7 The Johnsburg community club will hold a special meeting on Monday, Nov. 7, at 8:15 o'clock when the Johnsburg Tiger baseball team will be guests of honor. A tasty luncheon, including turtle soup, will be served by the committee, Peter Oeffling, George Oeffling, Edward Peisert, Peter H. Smith, Ben N. Smith, Arthur Stilling^ Mike Schaefer, Frank Schmitt^ Henry Schmitt and Walter Smith. Friends are invited, to attend the annual feather party to be held Saturday, Nov. 12, at 7:30 o'clock at the clubhouse, sponsored by the club. Hold Open House For Peter Justens Open house will be held at 8 o'clock on Saturday, Nov. 5, for Mr. and Mrs. Peter '-Justen of Woodstock at the V.F.W. clubhouse in that city in observance' of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Justen will be remembered as the former Grace Granger of McHenry. Friends are invited to attend the open nouse. SWEATER GIRLS PREFER this service Attend Northern District Workshop Women from the Community Methodist church in McHenry attended a northern district workshop meeting at Palatine on Oct. 28. Mrs. Lisle Bassett met with the spiritual life group: Mrs. Fred Whitfield, promotions; Mrs. Anton. Lishamer, youth work; Utv, i. J, Gruenfeld, circles; and Ml*. Harry Stinesprirtg, Jr., presidents. , lies. Stinespring reports that the meeting was very worthwhile. Mrs. Gruenfeld will have help tor circled as they are now choosing W-67 ...Don't take chances with your sweater, insist upon SANITONE Dry Cleaning Sweaters must be handled with extra care. That's why we suggest you send them to us. ' Our thorough dry cleaning is gentle. The shape is carefully restored. Why not send all your things to us ,. . for finer dry cleaning. November 4 Mental Hospital Vl&lurtteerfc' Meeting -- Mrs. H. V. Jackson Home, 512 Crescent Avenue, McHenry -- 2 p.m. November Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid £ta> zaar -- Bake Sale and Luncheon -- Legion kome -- Starts 11:30 a.m. Parents' Night -- St. Patrick's Mother's Club„ -- 7:30 p.m. -- Open House in Class Rooms Following Meeting Concert by Men's Glee Club of First1 Methodist church, Kenosha -- Richmond Community Church -- 8 p.m. • November 9 Adult Girl Scouts -- Legion Home -- 1 p.m. Circle 2, W.S.C.S. -- Mrs. Donald Barger Home' -- 1 p.m. November 11 Woman's Club Meeting -- Legion Hoine -- 2 p.m. -- Theme, "Christmas Decorations" November 12 Annual Bazaar and Dinner -- Ringwoo^l Methodist Church -- Serving 5 to 7:30 p.m. Bazaar and Roast Beef Dinner -- Ringwood Church Hall -- Service Starts 5 p.m. Annual Feather Piarty -- Memorial Hall '-- Sponsored By Johnsburg Community Clyb • November 17 W.S.C.S. Meeting -- 11:45, Board; 12:45, Guided Worship; 1 p.m., Dessert Luncheon MARRIAGE LICENSE George C. Peterson and Marjorie L. Eisen, both of McHenry. FIRST "ROTARY ANN OBSERVED TONIGHT BY MCHENRY CLUB v.The first "Rotary Ann" obiervance will be held this (Thursday) evening, Nov. 3 at 6:30 o'clock at the McHenry Country club, it is a special social evening in which members invite their wives as guests. AlSb due to attend the meeting Will be members of the Richmond Rotary club and members of the parents clubs of Glencoe and Highland Park. Guest speaker will be Rev. E. Cedrick Pope of the First Methodist church of Princeton, 111. Another honored guest will be Ike parrish,., district governor. This is the first meeting of its kind since the Rotary was organized in McHenry early this year. Two such social gatherings are held each year. iCARD OF THANKS I would like to thank Rev. Fr, Joseph Egan and Rev. Fr. Edmund Petit and the Sisters and children of St. Mary's church for theii* prayers; also my relatives, neighbors and friends for prayers, visits, gifts and c&rds during my stay in the hospital. ' Mrs. Russell W. Gibbs 716 E. Kimball Ave. 26 Rt. 2, Woodstock, 111. CARD OF THANKS Our thanks to Miss Foley andall her first grade pupils from the Edgebrook school for the wonderful get-well cards they sent our son, Kit, during his illness last week. He enjoyed them very much. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carstens 26 * • and Kit OSRITAl Miss Emiha LeBeau has returned from Memorial .hospital after a ten-day stay and is improving nicely. Mrs. George Thall is a patient in Frank Cuneo Memorial hospital, _ Chicago.' Friends . may write to her at 4420 N. Clarendon aventfe. CARD OF THANKS We would like' to say thank you to all the kind and sympathetic people who . helped up so much during GUI' recent bereavement with their , thoughtfulhess, floral offerings, memorial gifts an<f gifts, of food. We are truly grateful for such a blessjng, Mrs. Frank Litke and daughter, 26 Nahcy CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank everyone for prayers, masses and flowers in our bereavement, with a special thanks to the priests and Sisters of St. Mary's at McHenry for kindnesses; also to the pastor and Sisters at St. John's at Johnsburg. 26 John smith and Family CARD OF THANKS We Would like tb take this mfeans of expressing our sincere thanks for flowers, cards and greetings on our sixty-fourth wedding anniversary; also for cards, flowers and prayers during Mrs. Barbian's illness. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Nick E. Barbian "Beauty begins With the* Curl in Your Hair" . Beauty also begins with your very first trip to our shop . . . Why not call 147 and make your appointment vJith beauty today! OPEN TUES., THURS. and FRL, EVENINGS "TIL 9 P. M. TOUR LOVELINESS IS OUR BUSINESS SRiversiJe £=Jfairslyling efluJi 136 N. 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