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'•%'i McHENRV plaindealeh Thursday, August 22. 1957 Aleta Belle Miller Married Saturday , Mrs. Aleta Belle Miller of McHenry and Peter Lindymulder of Crystal Lake were married Saturday Aug. 17, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Karl Fredricksen, of Rt. 1, Ringwood. Rev. Carl Lobitz of Zion Lutheran church officiated at the nuptial rite. The couple will reside at 104 John street. Baby Shower Honors Mesdames Fenske, Peterson Guests of honor at a surprise baby shower held last Tuesday at the Arthur Fenske home on Fox street were Mrs. Arthur Feriske, Jr., and Mrs. Glen Peterson. Very clever pink, blue and white baby rattle corsages were presented to them./:; - . An evening of games was enjoyed and delicious refreshments; were served. The many lovely gifts were opened from beau^fully decorated baskets, Those present were as follows: Mrs. Arthur Fenske. Jr., Mrs. George Freund, Mrs. Arthur Fenske, Sr., of" Chicago,. ^frs- Glen Peterson, Mrs. Joe Slake,' Mrs. Frances Peterson, Miss Clara Miller, Miss Bernice Freund, Mrs. Paul Gerasch, Mrs. Eddie Buchert Mrs. Otto Larson, Mrs. Gerald Wegener, Mrs. Wayne Dixon, Mrs. Jack Fleming, Mrs. Rudy Fischer, Mrs. Gertrude Vogt and Mrs. E. W. Perry. Gifts were received from Mrs. Matt Freund and Mrs. Mike Butler who were unable to attend. J T • •" »• •» "r I I I "J1 PERSONALS Holly Family Reunion Sunday A reunion of the Holly family was held at the city park last Sunday, Aug. 11, with a picnic dinner followed by the playing of cards and other games for the ^adults, while the children enjoyed fishing and swimming. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Wrase and family, Mrs. Bess Abramc, Miss Agnes Mae Marshall, James Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Marshall, all of Rockford; Mrs. Dora Hahn, Mrs. Beth Hahn, Mrs. Maud Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Selpon and family, all Of Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Frazer, the Harold and Robert Frazer families, all1 tof-"Chicago; Miv and Mrs. J. C. Holly and Dr. 3. E. Wheeler of McHenry. Kay Ann Mikota Observes Birthday Kay Ann Mikota, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mikota, celebrated her seventh birthday anniversary last Monday with a party attended by many of her friends. Tell Engagement Of Gloria Hansler Mrs. Grover Kemson of Fox Lake announce the engagement approaching marriage of her daughter, Gloria Hansler, to Louis Scholz of Pistaqua Heights: Mr. Scholb is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholz of Manton, Mich. The wedding will take place early in September. Shower Honors Lorraine Wollak A surprise miscellaneous shower given Aug. 15 at the home of Miss Delores Wollak at Lakemoor honored her sister, Miss Lorraine Wollak. About twenty guests were present to enjoy the party, given in a room attractively decorated with white and silver bells, with a pretty sprinkling can over the gift table. A buffet lunch was served, the centerpiece being a beautiful cake bearing the words "Congratulations." Many lovely gifts were received by the bride-to-be. Miss Wollak's marriage to Ray Deskis of McCullom Lake will be a social event of October. Miss Geong'ianna Donahue of Huntley and Roy Deady of Chicago were weekend guests of Genevieve and Martin Knox. Monday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reutell and son of Chicago. Mrs. Dora Klass of Sturgeon Bay, Wis., and son, Gordon Engeln son, Jeffry, and daughter, Susan, of Chicago spent the weekend in the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Miller. - Mrs. LeMerle McDonald and two daughters Janet and Andrea, of Palatine visited in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Fred Miller; one recent day. Atty. and Mrs! Spencer Jones and children. Kathleen, Patrick and Daniel, of South Bend, Ind., visited in the home of Mrs. Loretto Walsh Friday and Saturday enroute home from a trip to Iowa. Visitors in the Raymond Powers home last week were Mrs. Rose Larson of Pasadena Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Larsen and daughter of McGregor, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs? Amos Flint of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Powers and son of Pekin and the Robert Anderson family of Madison, Wis. Mrs. Leslie Bungard and daughter, Marilyn, Of Elmhurst spent a few-days the past week with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zickus spent Friday with their aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Neiss. Mrs. Annabel Aicher and Miss Clara Miller left Sunday on a ten day cruise of Saguenay river and tour of Eastern Canada. The Joseph Brefeld, Paul Brefeld, and Charles Brda families attended the wedding of Miss Rose Sata and Edward Brefeld, Jr., which took place at St. Viator's church in Chicago, Aug. 10. Mrs. Patricia McCannon and sons Stevie and Timmie of California are spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phalin. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Holly spent Wednesday at Clear Lake, Wis. Mrs. Robert Sutton of Richmond. is spending some time in the home of her 'sister, Mrs. George Lindsay. Mrs. Louis Stoffel is spending the week in the' home of her1 daughter Mrs. Roland Ekstrom in Bartlett. Misses Alice and Leta Clark and Miss Phyllis Blum have returned from a conducted tour of Colonial Virginia. Mrs. Eleanor Foley has returned from a visit with relatives in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. R. I. Overton, Mrs. Edward Hoelscher, Mrs. Ray McGee, Mrs. Paul Doherty, Mrs. Walter Carey, Mrs. Thomas Doherty and Misses Florence and Evelyn Carey joined a group of old friends for luncheon at Delavan, Thursday. Mrs. Edward Hoelscher of Elgin, is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. R. I. Overton. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dahlen and daughter Beverly are leaving today (Thursday) for New Glarus, Wis.; where he has accepted a position as principal in the grade school. Folks from here who paid their last respects to the father of Clarence Anglese of this city at the Reynold funeral home in Morrison, Friday were Miss Helen Stevens, Mrs. Jennie Mae Richardson, and Mr. and.Mrs. LeRoy Conway., Those who attended the funeitel, on Saturday, other than the Anglese family were Mrs. John BolgW, Misses Genevieve Khox' and Nellie Doherty. Mrs. Irene Guffey, Mrs. Rose Staines, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph May and daughters Joan and Lois,' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl attended the wedding of Miss Tarrtara Smalfelt to Mr. Clyde Penz, which took place at St. Mark's in Kenosha. Wis.. Saturday with a reception following at the Smalfelt home. Sister Mary Henry (Anna Bolger) and a sister companion of Holy Angels Academy, Milwaukee, Wis., spent a few days last week in the home of Mrs. John Bolger and also visited other relatives here. , - Miss ilene Bassett left Tuesday evening for I^akewood, near Denver, Colo., where she has accepted a position as art teacher in the high scho.ol for the coming year. Miss Joan Adams is spending the week with her aunt Mrs. Kenneth Murray in Mundelein. Miss Loridale Dixon spent the past week with relatives in Kenosha, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Franks-Purvey of Califbrnia, who are visiting relatives in this vicinity, were guests in the Albert Purvey,home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dixon and son and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl and her guest Bobbie Brugger of Kenosha, Wis.; visited Lincoln Park Chicago. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Bassett, Ilene and Homer, spent a few days the past week in the Henry Vogel home in Reedsburg, -Wis. Mrs. Leda Foley of Barrington. spent a recent day as the guest of Mrs. George Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dixon and children are vacationing at Eagle River, Wis., this week. Mrs. David Powers spent Friday evening in the home of her'daughter, Mrs. Leonard Burge in Grayslake and helped her celebrate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosing and daughter, Janet of Libertyville, called on McHenry relatives Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schaefer of Milwaukee, Wis. were McHenry visitors Sunday. Out of state folks who attended the Henn-Miller wedding here Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. George Duesler of Redondo Beach, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coffman and daughter Ifancy, Amarillo, Texas; Mrs. Helen Michels, Stacyville, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. John Bissen and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Michels, Johnsburg, Minn. Miss Villa Smith of Elgin and Cleveland, Ohio, spent-a feW days recently in the Robert Thompson home. Mr. and Mrs. Sibre Whiting and family attended the ball game in Chicago Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bauer and four children returned to their home in Tulsa, Okla., Friday, after spending two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L Bauer. Other guests in their home the past week, were Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Bauer of Detroit, Mich. Weekend guests in the Leo Blake home were, Mrs. Elaine Horstman daughter Karen, Misses Dolores Blake and Marilyn Grubenhoff and Bob Bigelow of Fort Jennings, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bauer, their guests the Gerald Bauer family and Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Bauer, Mrs. Andrew Steinsdoerfer and children visited the former's daughter Sister Mary Helen at St. Mary's convent, Milwaukee Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George May of Winthrop Harbor, attended St. Mary's Carnival here Sunday. Mrs. Erie Geer, of Crystal Lake, GARDEN SHOW SETTING The Garden club received a mer-| .Blue ribbon awards for potted it award for their fine job of staging1 the first annual flower show held at Harrison school, Wonder Lake," last" week. The "slip exchange" project by members also won a merit award. Other prizes were distributed as follows: Table: Buffet in the Garden, tricolored award, Woodstock Men's Garden , club; ^Second, Crystal Lake; third, McHenry; honorable mention, Bull Valley. Luncheon on the Terrace,, fifisit, Woodstock Women's; second, plants: Charles Kopp, Ruth Redman, Vi Kopp, Marie Mjlbrandt, Edith Muchow, Paul Murdock, Josephine Wendt, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Leon Switzer, Mrs. Howard Pliner, Mrs. Ralph White; Mrs. II. L. Johnson, Helten Muschow and Elsie Hoppe. Specimen Flowers: Tri - color award, Robert Thompson; blue ribbon winners, Robert Thompson, Mrs. Leon Switzer, Lewis McDonald, Mrs. ClSnton Martin, Carol Engvalson, Helen Haines, Edna Crawley, Mrs. Charles Kopp, Mar- Countryside, Crystal Lake; third, ion Leske, Marie Milbrandt, Gladys Fox River Grove, honorable mention, Home Garden, Crystal Lake.| Breakfast in the Country- for Two, first, Algonquin; second, Richmond; third,' Kishwaukee, Woodstock; honorable mention, Green Twig, Crystal Lake. Blue Ribbon Winners for arrangements were: "A Stroll in the Country, Mrs. V. F. Thompson; "A cooling Breeze", Mrs. Arthur Hoppe; "A Refreshing Pause," F e r o 1 Tomlinsin; "Grandma's Memories, Mrs. Fred LeibefSoft; A Bit of Country Beauty, Mrs. V. F. Thompson. Blue Ribbon Winner for the Juniors: A.Country Fair, Jacqueline Burr; Country Girl, Judy Troxell. First, second, third and honorable mention awards were given to the Cub Scouts for their handicraft work. rs spent Sunday in the George H. Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Adarr%flcted as sponsors for their grandniece Kathleen Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh of Fox Lake, who was christened at St. Peters church in Spring Grove Dj§||k Sunday. Later they and ^their < # daughters were guests at a gathering in the Walsh home. / Watkins, William Fiala, Mrs. F. Marion, Mrs. George Stock, Phyllis Zahn, Betty Fiala, A, Nagel, V. F. Thompson, Mrs. George Burrell, Rose Fisher, Mrs. Burlirigham, Mrs. Leo Hartog. Mrs. V. F. Thompson, Mrs. Benj. Pflaune and Kinley Engvalson. Fruits and Vegetables: blue ribbon winners, Edith Muchow, Ruth Redman, Henry Raeder, Jr., C.- Engvalson, Evangeline Santsos, Dr. Leschuck, Gladys Watkins, Mrs. C. H. Allen, S. Sears, Anne Nagel. A blue ribbon was given to William Fiala fpr his cactus collection. Leo Hartog set up a splendid display of garden supplies. ---- ill-'. . !-- CARD OF, THANKS Otrf recent"bereavement leaves us with grateful hearts toward neighbors and friends. Your helpfulness and comforting expressions of sympathy will always be remembered. We;j are especially grateful to tfi?Americart Legion Post, No. 491, to John Dreymiller and to Rev. Dalrymple of the Crystal Lake Congregational church. S?*e Family of • Antdn Kratochvil . McHenry Hospltaf Patients at McHenry -hospital this past week included Raymond Baird, Louis Vansteenkiste, Alfred HausTeld and John Leva of Rt. 3; Mrs; Leona Fantus of Lilymoor; Kathleen Hill and Linda Reynertson of Chicago; Evelyn Kennedy of Barrington; Ora McKee, Glen Mariinde, H Deborah Dahm and Charles Blake of McHenry; Karen Schiavone and Raymond Petlak of Lakemoor; Peter Lewchuk of Wonder Lake; Joseph Miller of Evanston, Betsy Smith of Rt. 1; Tommy Mason of "Pistakee Highlands Arthur Lentz of Wauconda and !Mae Pinkham of ingleside. ; Memorial Hospital Patients at Memorial hospital. Woodstock, from the McHenry area this past week were Mrs. Josephine Schottler. Mrs. Alma Delonay and Mrs. Dorothy Beese. George Lindsay is a surgical patient at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. BIRTHS Randy Joseph is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. William Karls for the new son born to them Aug. 16 at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Karls is the former Shirley Wegener. Her husband, Pfc. Karls, is stationed at Fort Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Afeld announce the birth of an 8% lb. son, born Aug. 18. He has been named Mark Steven. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ekstrom of Bartlett (she is the former Mary Lou Stoffel) are the parents of a daughter, Karen Marie, born at St. Joseph's hospital, Elgin, Aug. 16. The Ekstroms have two other girls and two boys. The Louis Stoffels of McHenry are the maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Minter are the parents of a son, born Aug. 16 at Memorial hospital. A daughter was born Aug. 15 at Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Keller of Ringwood. * McHeniry Tuesday, Aug. 27, has been .set aside for the McHenry Garden club annual picnic. For the past several years this annual event took place on Ihe grounds of the Lenard family in Pistakee Bay. This year again, members will hringchildren,related and invited, to enjoy 4he fellowship amid beaut iful_surroundings. The group wUlj^gather about IV o'clock in the morning, set up a pot-luck luncheon, enjoy it and proceed to explore some of the mysteries nearby. .. MciHent-y Garden club members Who through the year are busy ; r-j rt- ' " •» ' lut-iris, ialized, f-eduhome With shows, concern with, : rehabilitation of institutlc community beautifying, cation in new trends towa beautifying, and scads of other 'kindred interests, find time to relax, play and devote time to stimulating and encouraging t# cultivation of a taste f<w| jbeauty in the younger set by arranging this annual pot-luck i^icirfc. McHenry; Gardcsn; el^^mbers are. known to b^.cpqperatjgpe with other garden club a<ftiyitii£ Their keen interest in their work has brought them many awarcip. 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