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Thufta®?, July 9. 1959 THE MeltfiMftt PLAINDEALER Pag* Nineteen Johnabuxg "LADY FORESTERS PLAN OUTING IN CHICAGO. JULY 15 W by Betty Heftermamk The Lady Foresters of St. Agatha court No. 777 are planning on visiting various religious places in Chicago on July 15. This trip will be made by chartered bus which will be at St. John's school at 8 a.m. Remember to bring a uack lunch for the afternoon meal. Plans are made for the eveiwg raeal.If you care to join in on this trip please call either Virginia Pitzen or Marie Oeffling on or before July 12. A reminder once again about the change of meeting date for the Blessed Virgin Sodality. A pot-luck supper will precede' the meeting starting at 6:30 p.m. on July 16. Each member attending the supper is adred to bring a dish to pass. Diaper Line News Mark Allen Dehn made his wordly debut on June 27 at the Woodstock hospital. This husky young fellow tipped the scales at a rousing 9 lbs. TVs oz. Making the new addition feel welcome in his new surroundings are his parents Richard and Catherine and his tmrthers and sister,, Johnny 7, JWy 5 and Carol Ann 9. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William May while paternal grandparents are the John Dehns of Chicago. Honored on Anniversary Joe and Marty Freund were feted with two charivaries recently honoring their silver wedding anniversary. On Wed- :iroday evening members of ;bOTh sides of the family surprised them while Saturday evening the club members which included Messers and Mesdames Art- Tonyan, Leo King, Joe Hiller, Alfred Freund and Alfons Adams put in their appearance. - Father Raymond Hettermann offered the 9 o'clock Mass on Friday at St. John's church in their honor. He bestowed a special blessing on the anniversary celebrants at this time. The actual wedding date was June 27, 1934. "Calling All Women Bowlers" Any woman interested in bowling on Thursday night at 7 o'clock at Tomasello's please call either 1515-J or Hyatt 7- 3313. The league will start sometime early in September. Congratulations Corner Mr. and Mrs. William May celebrated their thirty-third wedding anniversary on June 30. . ; Carol Ann Stilling was joined by her aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandmother on July 7 honoring her birthday. Little Virginia Schlueter will observe birthday number two come next Monday, July 13. Best wishes to all. r Hospital Patient Mrs. Lauretta Kromroy spent several days in the Woodstock hospital recently as a surgical patient. We all join in wishing her a speedy recovery. Around the Town Mr and Mrs. Bill Crist and their four children took off for Hastings. Minn., where they spent the long holiday weekend visiting relatives. Jack and Catherine Wirtz and their young son will bo spending the next two months visiting between both their parents' homes. Jack was discharged recently after serving two years in the army. Young Raymond Joseph was left in FOR SALE V Aluminum Triple Track Combination Storm Windows. Very easy operating. Guaranteed for 20 years. Installed for only $18.40 each. 1" Aluminum Combination Doors complete with hardware. Installed only $39.50. Wrn. W. Albert Phone McHenry 901 charge of his grandmother, Mrs. Joe E. Freund, for a few days last week while his parents were in Springfield. Jack will start teaching there this fall. Wilfred Klapperich, his wife Estelle and their three sons accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Schmitt of McHenry spent several days over last weekend visiting relatives in Iowa. Callers at the Richard Dehn home last Friday evening were Ted and Joan Beeskow of Chicago and Bill Beeskow of Round Lake Park. Young Bill Martinec left his duties with the navy long enough to spend the Fourth ,of July weekend with his parents. Will Krift of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. John Ketterhagen and-daughter of Janesville were Sunday afternoon guests at the home of Mrs. Helen Hettermann. Getting into the vacation mood are Dick, Connie, Tim and Pam Marshall. The foursome plans on leaving sometime this week for the Smoky Mountains to do a little sightseeing. The Bill Martinec family intends to leave for Mountain. Wis., early this week where they will spend several days with the Clarence Timm family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durrenberg are happy to have their neice's daughter, Nancy, spending several weeks vacation in their home. Girl Scout Tour Troop 135 made a trip by car to Chicago last Tuesday where they witnessed a TV program and toured the studio. Making the trip with the girls and furnishing the transportation were Hilda Thelen, Rita Miller, Ethel Rad and Lu Ann Smith. Also present on the trip was Marie Wagner who was spending several days vacation at the Gerald Hettermann home. Back Yard Fun Some forty-one persons gathered on the lawn of Frank and Judy Oeffling's home in Sunnyside Beach on July 4 for a buffet lunch and supper. Volleyball, croquet and horseshoes kept the group busy as long as the weather remained nice. As the , rain came they moved inside where singing and dancing were on the agenda. Joining in on the fun were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gallas, Sr., and daughters of Wonder Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Passanante and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Pugh and son and Marie Spagnolia, all of Bensenville, Jacqueline Rietisel of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling, Jr.. and son, Teddy Stilling and Lawrence Cook of Jak-Ana Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Schabow and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Oeffling and family of Lakeland Park, Mr. and Mrs. Alger Oeffling and family and Mr. and Mrs. G e o r g e O e f f l i n g , S r . , a n d daughters. Rescue Squad Calls Our Johnsbur^' rescue squad has been >keeping pretty busy in the past weeks answering calls from persons in need ol thejr help. Please keep in mind all these cails the boys answer no matter what time of «.he day or evening it is, when you purchase tickets for their annual dance coming up next month. It is your donations that keep the squad going and maintain their equipment. Friday evening the squad answered a call which was a boating accident off Coon Is- I land. Injured parties were takj en to the McHonrv hospital for I further treatment. I Saturday evening' the squad j members were summoned to i I.akomoor to assist in a drowning accident. ASC FILING DEADLINE Bert Bridges, chairman' of the McHenry county ASC committee, announced today that Sept. 30. 1959. will be the final application' for incentive payment on shorn wool. Ail wool producers that have an account of «ale issued to them for the sale of 1957 wool sold to the Illinois Wool Marketing association should -file same and make application with the McHenry ASC office. Inflation seems reasonably certain, so don't overlook the inevitable consequences which are also certain, even if the timing is uncertain. Prescriptions here are accurately compounded and they are priced right! - MILLSTREAM DRUGS 315 W. Elm Street Next To Jewel Tea McHenry, 111. OBITUARIES DOXATO MECCIA Donato A. Meccia, 85, of Chicago. grand father of Anthony Pintozzi of Lakeland Park, died last week at his Chicago home after a long illness. He leaves six daughters, four sons, twenty-five grandchildren and thirty-eight grea t-grandchildren. ARTHUR OLSEN L. Arthur Olsen, 77, died in the Tobey rest home in Lilymoor on Thursday, July 2. where he had been a patient for only a few days. Mr. Olsen was a native of Evanston. where he was born Feb. 27, 1882. 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