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p Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McCullom Lake TWO YOUNG WOMEN BECOME BRIDES * ON SATURDAY Eve Levesque The first of two weddings on Saturday morning -- both at St. Patrick's church -- united Miss Joanne O'Halleran and Franklin Delano Branham of Kentucky at 10 a.m. services in the chapel. For her marriage, Miss O'Halleran wore a waltz length gown of white lace over white taffeta, with a finger tip veil. Her bouquet consisted of white carnations, baby mums and red tearoses. The bride's brother and wife, -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O'Halleran, served as matron-ofhonor and best man. For the occasion, Patricia chose a blue street length frock with matching accessories and carried a bouquet of white and pink carnations. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception for the newlyweds was held at the home of the bride's sister arid husband. Mr. and Mrs. George Madden, in the village. The couple left for a short jaunt to Lake Geneva, and upon their return, they will reside in an apartment on Orchard Drive and Park View. The second lovely bride on Saturday was Miss Anita Sue Mass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mass, who became residents of the community only last week. Her bridegroom is Mr. Daniel McMahon of Elgin, the son of Mrs. Louise McMahon and the late Edward. They also were wed at St. Patrick's church with a full nuptial mass recited at 11:30 a.m. A reception for 250 guests was held at the Wing 'n Fin at 2 p.m. Details appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. Our very best wishes to the two lovely young women and their handsome new husbands. huber is the only survivor. Our deepest sympathy to Irma who is especially saddened since her father was never able to meet his one4' grandson and two granddaughters, Michael, and the twins, Christine and Irm gard. Thursday, August 25, 1900 Public r Party The Cullom-Knoll association sends a cordial invitation to the community to attend the building fund party which will be held this Saturday night at Berenice and Whitey's, commencing at 8:30 p.m. Your hosts, of course, will be Betty and Frank Poledna and Louise and Ed Hammerstein. Refreshments will be served. Much fun is promised so why not plan to attend? son, Scotty, "blew in" to the community over the weekend and when they departed for home territory, Battle Creek, Mich., they took Elsie and Clayt Nelson back with them and also nephew. Ken. He has been spending the week with them. "Education for American Security" Above is the title of the course which will be offered at the Glenview Naval Air Station for five days -- from Aug. 29 through Sept. 2 -- and will be attended by president of the village, J. R. Levesque, who is also a Lt. Cmdr. in the Naval Reserve program. The five day school is "dedicaated to the reexamination of the principles of our American heritage, and to the exposure of International Communism." In the brochure which he received, it is stated that the material to be oeww-ed- w^neitesified and-«»e program has been opened to all interested citizens, including educators and students, clergy, business and industry leaders, and above all. to mothers and fathers. Anyone who is interested in attending any of the sessions -- morning, afternoon, or evening, may contact Mr. Levesque at EV. 5-4141. Such notables as Richard Arens, Director of the House Un-American Activities Committee, the Rev. Fredrick Becka, Marynoll Missionary priest, interned in Red China. Herbert Philbrick, counterspy against communism for the FBI, and author of book and TV series "I Led Three Lives", and Dr. William Mayer, the anny psychiatrist who interviewed over 1,000 American G.I.'s released from POW camps in Korea, and many others will be among the qualified lecturers. The sessions should prove fascinating and will no doubt give much "food for thought". Condolences are Extended To Mrs. Irma Oberhuber who received news of the passing of her father, Alfred Grats, 78, on Aug. 15. He died on Aug. 10 in Kottbus, East Germany of a lingering illness. The letter was written by a dear friend with whom Irma has been corresponding. Mrs. Ober- Style Show and Luncheon The latest fashions will be displayed while the Women partake of a salad luncheon at the V F.W. on&Aug. 31" at 1 p.m. The affair is being sponsored by St. Mary's P.T.A. Tickets will be available at the door and the public is invited. Sincere Welcome To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mass and ' their children, Edward, Anita and Melinda who became a part of our community on a permanent basis two weeks ago. Edward will be entering his senior year at Marquette university, Antia will be living next door with her new biidegroom, and Melinda will be an eighth grader come fall. The Masses purchased the large estate from the Northern Pump Company and it will be known as the Double H Quarter Horse farm. Their swimming pool has had much appeal to the youngsters in the neighborhood! This is truly a lovely family and they have proven how much they wish to participaate in the community. Delightfully Surprised Were Betty and Frank Poledna when they were visited on Saturday by Millard Hansen and his lady friend. Mr. Hansen is a well-known radio announcer, formerly with WKRS and now with radio station WCFL. Betty has known his family for many years, and in fact, attended the baby shower for the young man before he was born! This is truly "time flies" department. The couple stayed for lunch and amused the Polednas with many interesting stories; of life "behind the mike". Little League Season Closing Only one game is on. the schedule and that is for tonight at the beach with the Braves and the Sox opposing each other. Because of the rainfall throughout the season there will be a feW games to make up, but these are not yet on the agenda. "Orchid" Occasions Belated greetings to gracious lady, Mrs. Betty Reiter, who turned 81 on Aug. 7. JSlla and Dewey Fricke celebrated 37 years of wedded bliss on Aug. 18. Saturday, Aug. 20, the couple dressed up in their best "bib *n' tucker" and invited daughter, Lorraine, and bridegroom, Carl Blum, out for dinner. They finished the festivities with champagne. It was an occasion for the Blums also, since they became engaged on this date two years ago. Michigan Visitors { Maiiene and Don Nelson and 24. Ruth and Bob Smith were wed 27 years yesterday, Aug. THE RAINBOW TRUCK M FRONT OF YOUR HOME TELLS YOUR NEIGHBORS** • mYm wmk for SftigM 54927 Fof Pidup Smm9 S A N I T 0 N E "FARM SERVICE WAY" -- INSURED FARM MACHINERY -- HARDWARE INVENTORY REDUCTION AUCTION of E. L. BAKKOM & CO., Inc. Woodstock, 111. Due to the fact that we have lost our lease and must move to smaller quarters which we are t*uilding, we will sell the ^following at our Giant Inventory Reduction Sale located on Route 47 one mile South of Route 14 on the edge of Woodstock. SUNDAY, AUG. 28. 1960 SALE TO START AT 11:00 A.M. SHARP Sale of Good Used, New or Practically New Farm Machinery and Hardware, of which every item will be represented as is: TRACTORS AND TRUCKS 1 IHC "240" Utility (New); 1 IHC "450" Diesel (Like New); *~THC W«C "H"; 4*JHC "C" with mounted mower; 1 IHC "Cub"; 2 IHC "F-20"; 1 IHC "F-30"; 1 MH "44" Completely reconditioned; 1 Case "S.C." 1 A.C. "W.C." 1 1952 IHC 120 Pickup; 1 1949 IHC K3 Panel truck; 1 1947 Ford pickup (like new). CORN PICKERS AND ELEVATORS 1 2-row N.I. Pull type; 2 l-row N.I. Pull type; 2 IHC No. 24 mounted; 3 IHC 2M mounted; 1 IHC 2ME mounted; 1 M.H. mounted; 1 Case 1 row pull type; 1 M.M. 2 row pull type; 1 N.H. Double chain 40 ft. on rubber. CHOPPERS, BLOWERS, MILLS 1 J.D. PTO with corn head; 1 Gehl Chop-All Harvester with corn head (new); 1 IHC Green Feed Chopper; 1 David Bradley Green Feed Chopper; 1 Schultz Green Feed Chopper; 1 Gehl with motor, corn head, pickup attach., and direct cut attach. HAMMER MILLS 1 Gehl PTO; 2 Gehl stationary; 1 David Bradley PTO on rubber; 1 Ward; 1 Algoma. BLOWERS AND BLOWER PARTS 1 Gehl on rubber (new). Quantity of Blower Pipe and Miscellaneous parts. BALERS, CRIMPERS, RAKES, MOWERS 5 N.H, "76"; 1 N.H. "67" (new); 3 IHC "SOT" with motor; 1 Case Wire Tie with motor; 1 N.H. Hay Crimper (new) rakes; 1 N.H. 1960 Model (new); 1 N.H. 1959 Model (new); 1 N.I. 400 Model (new); 2 Used Side Rakes. MOWERS: 1 N.H puli typo (new); 1 IHC Pull type; 3 IHC mounted. COMBINES 3 IHC "52R" with motor; 1 pickup attach for IHC "64" combine (new). WAGONS, CHOPPER BOXES, MANURE SPREADERS 1 Forage Feeder Self Unloading Box; 2 IHC Fluid Type Spreaders: 1 N.I. on rubber; 2 N.H. Wagons on rubber (new); 1 Grove Wagon on rubber. ROTARY HOES, CORN PLANTERS, CORN BINDERS, CULTIVATORS 1 IHC 2 row on rubber with fert. attach.; 2 J.D. "290" on rubber; 1 IHC "440" on steel with fert. attach.; 1 IHC "450" 4 row on rubber with transparent fert. cans; 3 IHC 2 row "240' on steel; 1 IHC 2 row on steel; 1 IHC 4 row rotarv hoe (new); 3 IHC Corn Binders; Cultivators: 1 A.C. 2 row 1 J.D. 2 row; 1 A.C. 4 row. PLOWS IHC 3-16 on rubber; 1 IHC 3-14 on rubber; 1 IHC 4 bottom remote control slat type, (like new); 1 IHC 4-16 High Clearance with plow chief bottoms No. 70 (new); 1 A.C. 2-16 Fast Hitch; i J2S bottom 18 in. Marsh Plow; 1 J.D, 2-14 on rubber; oil^ ! on steel; 1 J.D. 2-14 slat type on steel; 1 Oliver ftonr MMondeHl i"-Cr - TTr acto2r". 1 4 ° n S t e e l : 1 I H C 2 ' 1 4 bunted Plow / . . . . DISCS, WINDROWERS, DRAGS Lni Ma"!; I WhCo1 typ° (12 ft 8 in ): 1 THC N°- 37 Wheel ype 10 It. 6 in.); 1 A.C. 8 ft. Disc;, 1 IHC 8 ft. Fast Hitch ype new ; 2 used 8 ft. discs; 1 used 9 ft. disc; 1 9 ft WindtkjTdrag^^ 1 1 4 SCCt'on P°rlable Drag on rubber; 1* 2 sec- 1 -• t r/-i kT POWER LOADERS "IC No. 20 Power Loader (new). 1 tp-7 ^ MISCELLANEOUS 1 ! 0 rass Soed attachment; 1 set EZ Flow Fertilizer i HoS-Tw- Tillers; 1 2 Wheel Trailer; 1 Lifting ' lion T 2 iyiscon"!n Mot°rs; Forks, Shovels, Piston Sets, Exten- 'c rn p tr\,r W-rShareS' Coulters. Miscellaneous Canvas tors W* llractor Heat Housers. Corn Crib Ventilates Wagon Poles. Tire Chains. Miscellaneous Paint Nails MiviiikK 'cCadiKts,s ^W0h0"ee,l sU aSn1d ^RWim"s, MUswe™d Trsi res Ga,^en Tractor i ... TERMS SexierInrnLagkP r tHiS ™rchandise to the Farm Auction the saleTh<t t ^1S" Wh° Wil1 majiaSe and finance over that SiSsTn Sffto AH n""*1? 1? * rem°Ve'i fr0m' Prem's"s bp SALE P y UST BE SETTLED FOR ON DAY SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 AUCT?oLElsMSKrS?JrCT T° PRIOR CLERK: Faarrmm AAuuccttiioonn sS™erv.'o eS,U ^InLc.I,V LAaNk'e F RGEenDeEvaR. ICWKis . Senior citizen Helge Davidson is looking forward to Saturday, Aug. 27, when he will turn 73. • Mis? Karen Parkhurst will be 17 on Aug. 28 and this date is also the wedding anniversary for Ruth and Walt Mc- Ginley. Best wishes to all. ing has" been announced as Monday, Aug. 29 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. This hearing is in regard to the road program as set forth by petitioner, Herman Mass. - That does it for this week and we'll see you next Thursj day. Public Hearing Regarding Fc-vv things disturb a man's Mass Proposal " | conscience as much as a wom- The date of the public hear- an's silence. Attend Conference Mary M. Nieman, left, and Alice M. Clark, right, attended the conference for educational leaders at Bradley university, Peoria, this /nonth. The conference, which is sponsored annually by. the Illinois Educat i o n a s s o c i a t i o n , d e a l t w i t h such major items as school j finance relating to the tax structure; the legislative outlook for schools in 1961; teacher retirement and problems pertaining to the improvement of school curricula and teacher Miss Clark, who resides on Rt. 120, teaches fourth grade in Landmark s c h o o l . Mary Nieman of Woodlawn Park teaches in Edgebrook school, preparation. 1,349 school districts- in Illinois paid $19,591,028.10 for the transportation of school pupils during the school year 1958- 1959. George T. Wilkins, Superintendent of Public Instruction, stated that 56,878,343:14 of this amount was returned to the school districts as reimbursements from the S|p|e of Illinois, made in accord with the Illinois laws on pupil transportation. 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