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mmmm v August 22, 1957 eory Plaindealer ne 170 -171 Published every Itiiirsday at McHenry, HI., by the McHenry W^ublishing Company, Inc. lis McHENRY PLJUNDEAlER N A T I O N A L E D I T O R I A L A s T b d h A T ION ^ u / I&RFEINDT. CSen'L Manager ABELE FROEHLICH, Editor E 1 SUBSCRIPTION BATE In McHenry County , 1 Year $3.00 Months $1.75 Jffonths $1.00 McHenry County $3.50 $2.00 $1.25 nths „ t'.-.w \ assfftiBTinn f as second-class matfit-' the post office at Mc- &nr>, Illinois, under the act of May 8. 1879. PATRICIA HENN AND WILLIAM E. MILLER <fMARRIED SATURDAY ^Miss Patricia Eileen Henn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius J, Henn of Rt. 1, McHenry, and Mr. William Eugene Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller, who reside on Rt. 31, north of Mc- Hehry, exchanged nuptial vows at an 11 o'clock Mass solemnized in St. Patrick's church, McHenry, on Saturday, Aug. 17. Rev. Fr. Ray- \j|tnond F. O'Connor of Springfield, a cousin, officiated at the ceremony! ' The altars were beautifully decf orated for the occasion with bou- " quets of glads and a madonna bouquet of white roses. Earl Con- (• wpy was. soloist for tlje wedding. The bride was lovely in a floor length gown of white Italian silk • with lace and iridescent beading « trim, styled with long sleeves, sa- ™ brina neckline and bouffant skirt with chapel sweep. Her headpiece Consisted of a Grace Kelly cap , with fingertip illusion veil. Her flowers were white orchids and stephanotis in a cascade arrangement on a bride's white prayer book. Acting as maid of honor was the bride's sister, Kathleen, and bridesmaids were another sister, ^.Maureen, of Redondo Beach, Calif., and McHenry and a cousin, Marianne Henn, of Chicago. All of the attendants were attired in white crystaline gowns with bouffant skirts and fitted • bodices, styled with briefly capped sleeves, skoop necklines and flowing .panels at the b^ck of the dresses held in place with large boWs. Their headpieces were hats fashioned of wreaths of white flowers, and white horsehair. All carried deep lavender orchids on white lace fans, with ivy streamers, Daniel Weber of McHenry served the groom as best man and groomsmen were Albert Schaefer an$ V^alter Miller of McHenry, the Matter a cousin. Richard Henn of Chicapo was usher. For Miss Henn's wedding, her niother chose a royal blue dress with pink accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Miller wore a navy blue lace dress with pale blue accessories and had a similar corsage. £|&e!|jkfast followed the ceremony' at the McHenry Country club. \Later, a reception, was held J at the Johnsburg Community club in Johhsburg. The'1 couple left on a wedding t ^ trip.*tj>i Niagara Falls and the latv* tertjpaft of the month will be at homepat Pistakee Bay. is a graduate of Mc- 4 Hemy high school, attended De- Patrt university and is employed by the Barco company in Barringto^ » The bridegroom is a graduate;^ the local high school and is eBBptflyed by the McHenry County Co-op ^ association. _ "Quests from out of state came 0 from California, Iowa, Minnesota aijdWisconsin. Richmond Community News By Phyllis Curiam NURSE GRADUATE .TERRY MILLER Teryl R. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller of Miller's Corners in Richmond, graduated from the Alexian Brothers school of nursing on Aug. 4, .1957. The graduation exercises took place in the school chapel. Diplomas were presented to. the graduating class by Rev. C. Jagodzinski, school chaplain, and Brother Maurice, C.F.A., school director. Mr. Miller was a member of the 1954 graduation class of Richmond- Burton Community high school. He will work the night shift at Alexian Brothers hospital following a week's vacation. In -September he will enter De- Paul university to finish work on his bachelor's degree. Obituary . Mrs. Nellie Thomas, a long time resident of Richmond, (Jied Monday, August 12 at the home of her son, Lorenzo Thomas at Wonder Lake. She had liv^ed with Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Thomas for the past eight years, but before that lived in Richmond. She came to this community when she was ten years old. Born, Feb. 10, 1862 at Montmorse Livingstone County, New York, the daughter of Israel and Jane Shaw, Mrs. Thomas was 95 years old. She married William Thomas in 1880 and th& couple had five children, three of whom are still living. Mrs. Charles Ensign of Antioch, Lorenzo of Wonder Lake and Lyman of Sacramento, Calif. .JTar- jnany years Mrs. Thomas lived in the house now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Motley. Funeraf services were held for Mrs. Thomas at the Ehorn funeral home, Tuesday, August 13 with Pastor Carlson officiating. COOKS CORNER i^pl^By Marl© Scbaettgen make a salad arrangement, .**• plaice p bed of salad greens on a large serving plate. Unmold a mjjcec[-£Brden vegetable aspic and plate in the center. Chill and mprinate canned peas and whole gjteen beans in French dressing "and circle the mold with mounds of them. Garnish peas with tiny celery slices and separate the vegetables with rows of cucumber sttcns. Ruffle edges of slices by drawing tines of a fork length- ^ wise along whole cucumbers to make,..deep grooves. ted Garden Vegetable Aspic Dissolve 1 package lemon-flavored gelatin in 1% cups hot water. Add' M tsp. salt, 2 tsp. • grated onion, and 1 tbsp. vinegar. rhill until slightly thickened. Drain 1 No. 303 can mixed garden vegetables (1 lb.) Fold the vegetables and % cup shredded cabbage into gelatin. Pour into a v® 1 quart mold. Chill until firm. Reception for Noyce Family Saturday evening the Women's Council of the Community phurch gave a reception for the Noyce family. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Noyce of Berkley, Calif, showed colored slides of their recent European trip. They toured England and the continent on a Guggenhein fellowship from January until August 1 of this year. They are now on their way back to California. Rev. and Mrs. Gaylord Noyce were also here visiting their also in Richmond visiting their mother and father, Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Noyce. Rev. Gaylord Noyce preached the sermon for his father last Sunday in the Community church. -Cookies, punch and coffee were served at the reception last Saturday evening from a beautifully appointed table set with silver and crystal and a lovely floral qenterpiece of zinnias, lilies and other garden flowers. Everyone enjoyed the scenes of England, Holland, France, Switzerland and Italy. Cub Pack Meeting Monday, August 12, the Richmond Cub Pack met for a baseball game on the high school athletic field. Several boys received their bear badges that evening. After the ball game everyone enjoyed hotdogs, furnished through the courtesy of Phil Borre. Den 1 had charge of the roasted on grills out of doors, a touch that added to the fun for the boys. Style Show The fashion show sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Joseph's and put on by Kremer's a week ago was well attended. The models in their lovely creations gave the ladies something to dream about. Birthdays On August 7 Carol Burks was 4 years old. On Monday of this week, Keith Steinke was 13 years old. Keith will be an eighth grader this year. School Days . Monday, school -will start in Richmond in the public schools. Can summer be over so soon? Party Freddie and Betty Schroeder entertained their employees at a dinner party in Twin Lakes recently. Karen Prouty was especially honored at the; party for she will be leaving for college very soon. She was presented with a travel alarm clock so that she can make it to class on time when she gets to DeKalb--her destination for learning. [OBITUARIES! Camp Alpine This is the last week for camping at Camp Alpine for the season will soon come to an end. 109 campers of high school age were expected to attend with Rev. George Aigner of Evanston the director for the week. Jon Holmgren of Richmond was a camper this week. Next Sunday the camp will be the scene of a rally for the Fox Valley district luther league. Over Labor Day weekend several high school seniors and college freshmen will attend a retreat where they will learn about Christian vocations. Here And There Margaret Johnson spent last weekend in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nafziger, former coach at R.B.C.H.S. spent several days in Richmond. The Nafzigers are living in' Kankakee at present. To plan for . the sfeason ahead, the P.T.A. boafd of tlieRicRniond grade school met at the school last night. The new president and vice-president are F. Rekenthaler and H. Ehrke. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the beautiful cards, flowers and gifts that we received for our silver wedding anniversary. We. appreciate them very much. 16 Curly and Florence Stevens. WONDER LAKE WOMAN IS NAMED NEW COUNTY NURSE Mrs. Clargbelle Naylor of Wonder Lake has been named by the county board of supervisors as the new county nurse. The county will contribute the largest share of Mrs. Naylor's salary, the remainder to be met by the McHenry County Tuberculosis society. Another new appointment came with the naming of iDr. Henry Van Der Veen, county veterinarian, to serve in the future in charge of rabies control. He was selected after the resignation of Dr. William Gay of Woodstock as county rabies chairman. STATE HONORS A county girl, Audrey Mathews of Huntley, won five top honors for her Holstein animals entered in state fair competition last week. Her aged cow took the grand champion female honor, the same award won last year. Another animal owned by Audrey was judged senior champion female. The champions -- grand and senior-- are mother and daughter. For Your Homo choose from a world of wonderful COLORS or Self-cleansing WHITE. Buy Beauty and Protection at a reasonable price. _ Benjamin Moore paints ELM PAINT & SUPPLY 208 E. ELM ST. -- McHENRY ROUTE 120 FHONE 864 August 22 W.C.O.F. St. Clafa's Court No. 657. Regular meeting. K. of C. Regular Meeting--K. of C. Hall. .' ' ; -- AugttSt2S Job's Daughters Practice Fbr Initiation -- 7:30p.m -- Masonic Hall. ' August 24 .Second Annual Dinner -- Ringwood Church --- Free Entertainment. August 2$ Regular Meeting, O.E.S.--Masonic Hall, Court Street. v • August 27 . O.E.S. Stated Meeting--8 p.m. --Masonic Hall, Court Street. "August 28 Job's Daughters Teen-age and Misses Style Show-- 1:30 p.m. Back-to-School Style Show --: 1:30 p.m.--Legion Home--Sponsored by McHenry Bethel of Job's Daughters. August SI - Sept. 1 Annual Church Carnival--Christ the King Church, Wonder Lake. September 10 O.E.S. Stated Meeting--8 p.m.--* Masonic Hall. September 12 Woman's Club Luncheon--12:30 p.m.--McHenry Country Club September 24 O.E.S. Advance Night--8 p.m.-- Masonic Hall. October S C. D. of A. Public Party--Legion Home. LILYMOOR NEWS By Laura Belford William Anglese William Anglese, 78, father df Clarence Anglese of McHenry, was laid to rest in Calvary cemetery in Fulton, 111., last Saturday morning following last rites conducted j in St. Mary's church in Morrison, i Mr. Anglese, who retired from fanning in 1950, died Aug. 14 at j his home in Morrison after seven years of poor health. J Besides the son, he is survived ' by his widow. Anna and a daugh- i ter, Mrs. Mary Schatteman, of East Moline. Two children preceded him in death. j Those who attended the funeral j or wake from McHenry were Mr. and Mrs. Anglese and daughter, Kathleen. Miss Nellie Doherty, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Conway, Miss Helen Stevens. Mrs. Jennie Mae Richardson, Mrs. Lillian Bolger and Miss Genevieve KnOx. Accident LeRoy Halcom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Silias Halcom of South avenue, was involved in a five car collision on Thursday night, Aug. 15. He and his rider from Lakemoor were travelling from Lilymoor to work in DesPlaines when the accident took place. Just how severe he is injured is not known at this time. We certainly hope he will recover soon. It is some way for him and Harriet to celebrate their anniversary but nevertheless on Saturday, Aug. 17, LeRoy and Harriet were married two years. Fernwood Resident Visited By Daughter* - ^ Mrs. Dan Landt, editor of the Villager-Patent Trader, a Westchester county newspaper, was a guest last week at the home of her father, John Benson, of Fernwood subdivision, McHenry. A special assignment writer, Mrs. Landt has interviewed and written articles on such personalities as former Vice-President Heftry Wallace, the late Jacob Lasser, author of "Your income Tax"; Evan Hunter, author of best selling book, "Blackboard Jungle"; Sloan Wilson, writer of "The Man InVThe Gray Flannel Suit"; and many others. A\ summer resident here for thirty-one years.. JMr. Benson retired from, the. phicago police force in 1926, making this his year-round residence in 1942. He served in Troop B, U.S. Cavalry, during the Spanish American war and was ^taJ^yjed at Fort Apache in. Arizona. Fort Reno in. Oklahoma and , also served in Cuba. . Visiting Mr. Benson also last week were his daughter Mrs. Clarence Larson, granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Johnson, and great-grandchildren, Craig and Caroline Johnson,, all of Chicago. Mr. Benson celebrated his eighty third birthday .on July 4. | Carl R&uchenperger j Carl Rauchenperger, 57, of. Won- jdor Lake died early Sunday morn- ; vng. Aug. 18, at his home follow- J ing a heart attack. | Tine deceased was born in Aus- I tria June 10, 1900. Operator of a i retail paint and wall paper store ; in Chicago, he had resided at Won- | der Lake for about five years. r Survivors include his widow, Gala; one son, Carl Jr., of Chicago; two grandchildren and one brother, Joseph, also of Chicago. The body was taken to the Peter I M. Justen funeral home and then j removed to the chapel at 3440 N. Central avenue, Chicago, where services were held Wednesday. Burial was in Irving Park cemetery. Lillian Wood Mrs. Lillian Wood, a former local resident; passed away Aug. 13 at Jacksonville, 111. Services were held from the Williamson funeral home in Jacksonville. She is survived by a sister in New Orleans, La., and a son and daughter-in-law and three grandchildren in Granite City, 111. Classified Ads are Read by Everyone! ANNOUNCE RESULTS OF SCOUT ENTRIES AT RECENT FAIR At a meeting of the adult scouts of Neighborhood 7 at the McHenry Legion hall Wednesday, Aug. 14, the results of the exhibition at the McHenry county fair, which the Girl Scouts enter at the invitation of the 4:H organization, were made known. Scouts from McHenry and Spring Grove enterfcd- the competition. Spring Grove took a first prize on their exhibit "Products derived from trees." McHenry took third prize. In the live exhibits entered, McHenry won second prize. Spring Grove was awarded second prize in the singing exhibition. The McHenry Brownie class took a third prize in the exhibits. BECOMES CLUB MEMBER Announcement has been made that Larry Stilling has been accepted as a junior member of the Holstein-Friesian association. BOAT STORAGE • PIER SPACE • WINTER STORAGE • COMPLETE LAYUP & REFINISHING SERVICE PISTAKEE LAKE MARINA Chain O' Lakes Newest & Finest Boat Facilities Rt. 12 • 1 Mile South of Fox Lake Phone McHejnry 1838 Your Doctor's order is ovr law.. •. we'll compound it without flaw! • O Bring your Doctor's prescriptions to this professional pharmacy where precise compounding is a specialty. Skilled Registered Pharmacists and ample stocks enable us to compound all prescriptions promptly and exactly as the Doctor directs. Each step double-checked for accuracy. Yet, pur prices are always fair. Try us next time! Bolger's drug store .o. 103 So. Green Phone 40 McHenry, W. The L. G. Club The Lilymoor Garden club held a special meeting at the home of Mrs., Garrison Latimer on Monday Aug.5 at two o'clock. Seed catalogues were looked over and discussed. Mrs. ^illiam Hollehback, Mrs. Louis Scheuler, Mrs. Earl Belford, Mrs. Herman Crawley and Mrs. Donald Leske entered the dining room where ice cream, caramel cake, nuts and coffe were awaiting the ladies. As is the summer custom, the members went into the yard to look over all the interesting flowers around the house. Mrs. Maurice Haines was not able to attend the meeting, but did return from business in time to enjoy the hour in the yard. T.V. Appearance Local talent appearing on a live T.V. show of dancing for fun and competition on Thursday afternoon, August 15 were Eddie Samen, Richard Mercure of Lilymoor and Eleanor Wirfs of Lakemoor. Personals Mrs. Louis Schueler, Carole and Janice were guests on Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Grumbeck of Lake Shangra- la. Wis. They enjoyed a day of swimming in the backyard swimming pool. At noon, hot dogs and hamburgers were served from the grill on the patio. Saturday, August 10 was the scene of a double birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Schiavone of Lakemoor. The party was given in honor of Karen. who was six August 13, and Vincent, who was 5, August 9. Those attending the party from Lilymoor were: Mrs. Lois Schiavone and children, Donna and Mrs. Jeannine Steinsdorfer and children, Ronald, Diane and David. Ice cream, cake and cool ade were enjoyed by all. Miss Laura Gramling, niece and namesake of Laura Belford was quite surprised to find her name in the paper over a 1,000 miles and a week away from home. She took the paper along with her as she left Lilymoor for another week in the north. Mr. -and Mrs. rAndrew^SrrGram^l--Robert H7 Wohnrade, Wonder Lake, and Ruth M. Schaefer, McHenry. George S. Hartman, Jr., Lincolnwood, and Jean M. Dickman, Wonder Lake. Gerald M. Marunde, McHenry; and Marlene L. Arvidson, McHenry. ling, Jr., two daughters, Laura and Rosemary, three sons, Frank Eliott, John Sheriff and Andrew Cofc>es in, arrived at the Belford home on Friday. A four tier birthday cake awaited Laura for her tenth birthday. On Monday they left to go to Coloma, Mich., Mrs. Gramling's home town, where they will visit her brother, Howard Eliott and his family and her mother. Mrs. Frank Eliott. Enroute to Michigan they went through Chicago to Lincoln Park zoo. The animals at the ioo were a must to see for the children because they had seen them so often on their television set -in South Carolina. Mrs! Mary Schiavone of Lakemoor celebrated her birthday, Thursday, Aug. 15, by taking her two sons and daughters-in-law and the grandchildren to supper. Mr. arid Mrs. Donald Schiavone and their daughters, Valierie and Donna; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Schiavone,- Ka^en, Mike and Vince, Jr., of Lakemoor, enjoyed supper at Lake Villa. Attention! 1 Miss Carole Schueler will be your reporter for next week. Call 515-W-l now. She has to have the news in on Friday. Thanks so much Carol. Marriage Licenses Peter E. Lindemuller, Crystal Lake, and Mrs. Alta B. Miller, ||c- Henry. ' L W. E. Miller and Patricia E. Henn, both of McHenry. •yg INJURES NECK Charles Miller, Jr., of Clover avenue suffered severe injuries to his neck while diving into shallow water in the Fox river last week. HARDEST BUSIEST ' CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLAEVDEALER WANT ADS NEWS FOR TODAY Something pew has been added to the Oak Park Hotel Friday night. Smorgasbord *1.50 Mason Contractors B and L Bandera of New Constraetlsa and CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE 409 BOB PEPPING, Owner ANNUAL CARNIVAL SPONSORED BY HOLY NAME JSOCIETY CHRIST THE KING CHURCJJ WONDER LAKE, ILL. 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