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Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursdayr August 6, 1959 . 4 PERSONALS Mrs. Robert Slur»bcn loft by plane Tuesday for California, where she will visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Weathersby, at Exetor. Ronald Kitzprra'd of Marycrest. Kankakee. has been spending several weeks wilh his grandmjjJJT^r. Mrs. Ann Itodenkirch. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clemens and son. William, of Los Angeles, Calif., were guests in the Robert Thompson home a few days the past week. 1 Mrs. John Vycital and daughter. Frances, have returned from a visit in the home of Dr. Richard Vycital and family in Iloise. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hayes; of Chicago visited his mother. Mrs. . Edilh 'Hayes, Thursday evening. The1-Harold Frctt family has moved from the home of Mrs. Ferdinand Erc.tt. nO.YN. Park street, to their new home in -•Edgebrook Heights. C.eorge llowden .of Appleton, Wis., was an overnight guest in -the home of his sister, Mrs. LoRoy Conway. Wednesday. • Mr. and Mrs. John Weichmun and, family have relumed from a two-week trip to Alabama. where they visited at Auburn and Florence and also did much sightseeing. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Granstrom of Hollyhock, Mass.. were visitors in the Alex Adams home Wednesday. William Klapperich, Sr., has returned home from Miami. Fla., where he spent several months with relatives. Out-of-town folks who attended the funeral of Gilbert Howard here last week included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bacon, Round Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Rernard Dalziel of Lake Villa; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dalziel and William and John Caspers of Ingieside. Clarence Whiting of Elgin visited McHenry relatives Thursday. Mrs. Hazel Howard Fletche1" and daughters. Barbara Cand Joan, have returned to their home in Falls Church, Va., after a several days visit here. Fred Ulrich of Oak Park colVd on McHenry friends Saturday. Misses Kathryn and Winifred Holden of Macomb, 111., \ isited their sister, Mrs. Charles Gibbs. the past week. Mr. and Mrs\ PauL-Yanda. left Saturday viiL motor, for i a several weeks' through the west, with California as their destination. | Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell 1 and daughters, Jeanine and Mellisa. of Elkhorn. Wis., called on friends here Sunday, Mrs. Mitchell is the former Miss Sylvia Snyder. She made McHenry here )kme while teaching in the local high school. Mr! and RJrs. Russell Willey (Joan Burns) who were married in Crystal Lake July 25, are now aj home in one of the Lieberson apartments on j Main street. Mrs. May O'Reilly and Miss j Elizabeth Lague of Chicago, j accompanied by their guest, • Patrick Mullen, of Dun-gen, : Ireland, visited their cousin. Mrs. M- A. Sutton, recently. j Mrs. Ililmei- Heike, sons, : Kenneth and Robert, of Liber- ; tyville visited her mother, Mrs. William Wissell. Sunday. Mrs. Farl Dowel), son, Boh. and daughter, Margaret, of Lafa vette. Ind., were guests of her mother. Mrs. Eveline Larkin, and other relatives here the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Powers of Pekin. 111., were weekend guests of his mother. Mrs. Lillian . Powers. Their son. Scott, who spent the past two weeks here, returned home | with them. Other Sunday visitors in the Powers home were Mr. and Mrs. William Heine of Chicago. The Phillip and Richard Doherty families, Mrs. Virginia | Doherty and son. Stevie, have returned frpm a week's vacation at Lauderdale Lake, Wis. Mrs. William Wissell and ,son, Dick, spent a iccent evening in liie John Oletilt home ; in Zenda, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman, daughters, Lorri Ann and Janet Lee. are spending two weeks in the Annabel Aiclier and George Heimer homes. Mrs. Sam Harbst and son. Joseph, of Chicago were recent visitors in ihe home of her sister. Mrs. Anna Diedrich. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gustafson and daughter. Karen, of Chicago visited- her mother, Mrs. Edith Hayes. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerasch, daughters, Barbara and Susie, spent a fe\v. .days last week at the Dolls of Wiseonsin. | Included in the out-of-town folks who were Here to heft) Mr. and Mrs. William Glosson celebrate their silver wedding on July 26 were Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Ogren, of Moorehead, Minn.; the Maurice Cushman family, of Kalamazoo, Mich.; G e n e D o u g l a s , d a u g h t e r , Jeanie, Esther Kunkel, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kannaugh, Mary Ann Criss and Bob Lichfus of Janesville, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Douglas., of Evalon, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. A1 1 Amo, daughter. Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. George Rauen and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rolfs, Kenosha, Wis.; and Marilyn Pfeiffer, Crystal Lake. Mrs. Anton Williams and niece, Susan Gerasch, are spending.a couple of weeks in the home of the former's daughter, Mrs. Varhey Tanner. and family ,.in Colorado Springs, where she is--making the acquaintance of her new grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blake and children, Linda, Wilfred Jr.. Ronald, Lawrence and David. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diane, Mrs. William Hergott and Peter Dastian attended commencement exercises of St. Francis school of nursing, Ev- [anston, held in the auditorium I of St. Scholastica high school, I Chicago, at 3 p.m. Sunday. ; Miss Jane Blake, daughter of ! the Wilfred Blakes, was a member of the class. Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Johnson of Chehalis, Wash., spent" a few days with her falher, Math. N. Schmitt. Herman Schmitt and son, Leonard, of St. Louis were weekend guests. Mrs. Fred Bienapfl spent a few days last week in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Sedar, in Waukegan. ! - Mr. and Mrs.. Patrick Mori- | arity of Chicago spent a few j days, this week with the lat- I ter's sisters, Mrs: Elizabeth i Thompson and Mrs. Kathryn j Worts. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tomlin- , son and daughter, Lynne, left Monday for a vtication in i-IVllevicw. Fla. ! Mr. and Mrs. Alex Drucker ; visited their son, James Druckier. and famjjly at Petite Lake j Friday. j Mrs. Ervin Hcil and daugh- • ter, Barbara, of Marathon, I Wis., visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob P. Diedrich, the past week. "VMisses Lillian and Ethel Mc- ! Gee, Mrs. Grace Mullen and 1 Mrs. Delbert Ryan of Wood-, j stock attended the card party i sponsored bv the ladies of St. J Patrick's parish here last Wedi nesday. j Hillard; Kuzinski and Mr. i and Mrs. Kenneth Kuzinski, of I Ingieside, were visitors in the ! home of Mrs. William Wissell I Saturday evening. I Rev. and Mrs. George Mari tin •and children have returned !from a trip through the west. | Mr. and Mrs. Otto Muellerare visiting relatives in Stuttgart, Germany. i Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stoffel ! and grandchildren have been ' vacationing in the west. I Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heil and j family of Marathon, Wis., vis- ! ited her parents,. the Joseph | Wagners of Volo, the past , week. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Figatner of Chicago, former residents of Emerald Park, have been touring Europe and spent some time with his relatives in Krakow, Poland. FARMERS APPROVE WHEAT MARKETING QUOtA IN COUNTY m There is no law of God or man which suggests that wealthy criminals should not pay the full- penalty for theii crimes. Only five ol the twenty-eight area farmers eligible to vote cast ballots in favor of a mi keting quota for wheat in 19E last week. The vote was unanimous. Farmers throughout the state voted 4.136 for the program and 2,760 against, in line with the national trend which gave the issue a favorable majority of more than 80 per cent. ' The balloting generally showed lack of interest among growers, as less than or^ fourth of eligible growers vmed. Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson expressed the view that farmers could do little but approve the program, which he described as inadequate. 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