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ge Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thttrsday, July 16, 1964 JOHNSBURG NEWS ti ^ETTY HETTER5IANN 385-1296 Mourn Several Itecent Deaths Within the past week, we of this community were deeply shocked by the deaths of persons close to most of us. On July 5, two of our residents stoCSdtimbed. Although Mrs. Emma Hergott of Johnsburg road had been ill for several months, lielr death still came as a blowto all who knew her. Mrs. Hergott, who was 84 at the time of death, is survived by her husband, Arthur, three sotis and four daughters. Mrs. Clarence (Lucille) Michels is one of the daughters. The Hergotts had observed their fiftyseventh wedding last month. ' ^The passing of. Peter Rad of River Terrace road was very .sudden. Mr. Rad would have been 53 earlier this week. He is survived by his wife, Jean. One of the worst shocks in quite a long time hit us all last week when we learned of the untimely death of William J. Schmitt of Kansas City, Mo. Bill was born and raised here. During his short 36 years, he accumulated a large amount of friends. He had been making his hdirie with his wife, "Dolly" in Kansas City for the past two years wheTe he was employed. Bill was among the "starters" in the Johnsburg Rescue Squad. He was preceded in death by his mother, Rose. Besides his wife, his father, John N., and a sister, Mrs. Dolores Overton, also "survive. Once again I must admit words at a time like this are quite useless. We wish to extend our sympathies to all the surviving members of these three families. on Hillcrest Place. Time goes zooming right along. As a loyal, longtime Chicago Cub fan I'm sorry the Giants had to do what they did. Each and everyone of us wish Chuck continued good fortune in his major league career. I'll be rooting for the team when they play all the other teams in the league (with the exception" of the Cubs, of coui'se). Birthday Coming: Up Thursday, July 16, marks the ?? (I'll never tell) birthday of Catherine Dehn. We know she will be celebrating this day with those near and dear to her, her family. Best wishes of the day to her. Recent Visitors The Althoff home was recently visited by Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Vogt and children and Mrs. William Uh0n all of Burlington. Over last weekend Mr. and Mrs. George Logsdon and five of their children of Alvada, Ohio were guests in the home of Arnie and Clara Michels. The Logsdons brought Clara's mother, Mrs. Anna Bugner of New Regal, for a several week stay with the Michels family. at home after being a patient in the McHenry hospital. Returning to his home last \Vednesda> after spending five days In the McHenry hospital was Joe Het U'l'in.inn. ^ Mrs. Joe E. Ereund enters Mayo clinic this week where she will undergo another ear operation on Thursday. Marty will be taken up there by Mrs. Joan Ereund and daughter. Debbie, Mrs. LuAnn Smith and her daughter. Karen, and Marty's da tighter.. JoAnn. The group will stay ihere until Saturday. Big Birthday Celebration Although the weatherman didn't cooperate for Carol Ann Stilling's twenty-third birthday, things still worked well. Her.-family intended to have a - eookout- type party for her on July 8, but the rainy weather chased them indoors. Abouty thirty of Carol's "kinfdHc"* present for supper at the Ed. Hettermann home for "the celebration. She was gifted with many nice things which she will take along back to school next week. She is spending a couple of weeks vacation with various relatives. Sewing Guild Meets In McHemfy 'Ten members of the Pink ..'Sewing Guild of the Women's Auxiliary to the McHenry hospital were present at a meeting held in the home of Dorothy Olson in McHenry on July 9. The hostess served a most delicious dessert luncheon to her guests. It was decided at this meeting that the guild would adjourn until September. An auction was one of the afternoon's highlights. Isa Braenne was the lucky one who went home with a prize. The ladies all enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Daughter Welcomed A young lady who will answer to the name of Roberta Joan was welcomed by Mrs. Joan Albrecht at the Woodstock hospital on June 25. Her ever so proud grandparents are Leo and Rosemary Young. This little lady will get all kinds of attention as she is their first grandchild. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Gwen Albrecht of Union. We wish them all much health and happiness in the years ahead. Rescue Squad Calls On the 11th of this month at 10:30 p.m., the squad received an urgent call from a resident in Lakeland Park. A three day old infant was hav ing respiratory trouble. The baby was taken by ambulance to the Harvard hospital. At "l2:3(ij p.m. near St. John's church was the scene of another of the squad's calls. A woman suffered a fainting spell and was taken to the McHenry hospital by ambulance. The running count has now risen to 2,376. Just a short reminder that tickets for the annual rescue squad dance are now available from any of the members or can also. be obtained at the •business places in town. This event will take place on Saturday, August 29, in the community club hall. Be generous -- buy several tickets now. Meeting Coming Up The lady Foresters of St. Agatha Court No. 777 will hold their next regular meeting on Tuesday, July 21, beginning at 8 o'clock. Father Everett Hiller will be guest speaker at this time. Committee for this evening will be: Dorothy Himplemann, Barbara Freund, Martha Oeffling, Caroline Diedrich, Martha Schmitt, Theresa Miller, Doris Freund and Dorothy Adams. All court members are cordially invited to participate at this meeting. Hispital Patients Mrs. Lorraine Rutzen is now \ew (Jraiiddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ereund are very proud of their brand new granddaughter who was born at St. Therese's hospital on July 10. The little girl has as parents, Wallv and Marlene Berg of Sunnyskie Estates. Shc^ will answer to the name of Kerri Ann. Six pounds and 11 oz. is what young Kerrie weighed when she was born. Her paternal grandmother Mrs. Wanda Berg resides in Chicago. Our very best wishes to the young couple on their first born. Congratulations are in order for the grandparents' too. Junior Forester Day, Augus^ (> All juvenile girl Forester members of St. Agatha court No. 777 are reminded to pick up their permission slips for the planned outing coming up on .August 6. The group will travel to Wilmot Park on this date. More details will appear in this column in the near future. Slips may be obtained from either Catherine Dehn, Joann Haag or Lou LaBay. They must be returned by July 29 so you better get yours right away. It's so long for another week. Be careful and we will all meet right here again next week. Legal NOTICE Monday, September 7, 1964 is the claim date in the estate of FRANK KOSTKA deceased, No. 64P150, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. FRANCIS POSTKA of McHenry, III., is the Executor; COWLIN and COWLIN of Crystal Lake, 111., are the attorneys. (Pub. July 2-9-16, 1964) RECEIVES AWARD John R. Graham, 2736 N. Iroquoise Trail, McHenry, a civilian employee in the office of the director of maintenance at Fort Sheridan, was given a letter of appreciation for his suggestion today. The suggestion, concerning saturable reactors used in motor generators, will save the government approximately $44,586. Lots Of Baseball Enthusiasm There was lots of coming and going to Chicago for a few days last week when the San Francisco Giants came to Wrigley Field. Of course the interested parties didn't go just^JSL. see the team. Their "naiive son" Chuck Hiller was there.- -Chuck spent the evenin^ r.vyith his parents here. 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