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Thursday, September 2, 1965 -- JPerdonah -- Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Willis of Emmettsburg, Iowa, former teachers in the local high school, and their daughter, Mrs. Larry ;Miller, and- husband of Waukegan were recent guests of McHenrv friends. Old friends here will be interested to know that the Willises are still in the teaching profession, he as a teacher in the Junior College in Emmettsburg and she in Cylinder. Iowa, while the daughter will be on the faculty at Gages Lake, this year, and her husband is a pharmacist in North Chicago. Miss Margery Duker, R.N..'*of Los Angeles, Calif., is spending some time with her father. C. H. Duker. tkiy Duker of Champaign was a visitor in the Duker home a few days the past week. Mrs. Edward Hoelscher of Elgin has lx?en visiting her , sister.: Mrs. R. I. Overton, for several days. Miss Villa Smith, who has been vacationing with Elgin relatives, spent the past week in the Robert Thompson home, before returning to her teaching duties in Cleveland, Ohio. Father James Weber of St. Theresa's parish, Aurora, spent a recent vacation with his mother, Mrs. Henry Weber. While here they enjoyed trips to Holy Hill and the Dells of Wisconsin. The Wilfred Blnke family have disposed of their home in Cooney Heights, and are now residing in the Fleming place on Washington street. Mrs. Carl Swanson, Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs.' George H, Johnson were among the local folks who attended the card party sponsored by the Kishwaukee Trail Chapter of the D.A.R, held at the home qf Mrs. Charles Wright, near Woodstock, last Thursday. Mrs. Eleanor Wiater. son, James, and daughter, Judy, of j Long Beach, Calif., have been' spending several days with her| parents, Mr. and Mrs. William I Althoff and other relatives j here. Jimmy returned to school: at Jefferson, Wis., Tuesday and his mother and sister will leave! for home Friday. Judy spent an enjoyable day, Saturday, with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zriny, when they visited relatives and did some sightseeing in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hollowell of Elgin were Thursday guests in the George H. John- THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER fteeftea Two Page son home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weber and three children have moved from, Barrington to the place vacated by the Rudi Jirousek family at 3803 W. Waukegan street which they have purchased. Mrs. Rita Ulrieh and daughter Gretchen, have returned from a California vacation. They were guests in the home of her daughter, Virginia Lange, in Pacifica. Several days were spent visiting old friends and neighbors in San Carlos. Mr. and Mrs. William Mahoney, Jr., of Chicago called on relatives here Sunday. Edwin Sherman and son, Gregory, of Denver. Colo., have returned to their home after a ten days visit with his mother. Mrs. C. E. Sherman, and other relatives here. Mrs. A. P. Freund was a guest in the home of her son, Ralph, and family in DeForest, Wis., a few days last week. Mrs. Ernestine Christian of Chicago was a weekend guest of her father. Dry- Henry Freund. Visitors th$re on Saturday were her daughter, Mrs. William Brennan, her husband and little son of Glen Ellyn. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hays and son, Gregory, of Huntsvine, Ala ,,were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sibre Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. William Weyland, Billy,. Kris and John enjoyed a few days sight-seeing in Springfield last week. The Peter Weingart family of Arlington Heights visited McHenry relatives Sunday. Their daughters, Lori and Jayne, remained for a longer visit with their grandparents, the William F. Dohertys and Peter Weingarts. Roger Thompson and friend have returned from a motor trip to Phoenix, Ariz., where they visited his aunt, Mrs. Wilbur Cain, and family.' Mr. and Mrs. George Sterling and Mrs. Harold Schafer and children of Chicago were visitors in the William F. Doherty home Thursday and also called on other friends here. • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cadaiu and daughter. Carol, of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dickinson and son, Dale, of Rockford, were entertained in the William Jordan home Sunday. Mrs. Rose Mitchell and Mrs. Helen Kennebeck of Waukegan spent a few days last week with their sister, Mrs. Louis Stoffel. Other visitors there on Tuesday were the Donald Ekstrom family of Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry and son of Denver, Colo., have ALL CROPS UP Illinois' alT-crop production , index was computed to 129 as been spending several days I , . , "with her parents, Mr. an$ Mrs. i ug' ' e hlS,iest level w Howard Collins. Recent dinner guests in the the 16 years for which the index has been computed, according to a report from the Robert Einspar home werei Illinois Cooperative Crop Re- Mrs. Lin Blaidell, son, Teddy,! porting Service. This compares Clifford Hamn, Joyce, Carol, with 115 for . 1964 and the Bobby and Karen of South 1959-63 average of 112. Re- Berwick, Maine: cord production prospects for Pvt. Richard Stilling was a caller in the home of Mr. and corn and soybeans were primarily responsible for the , i increase last year." Lower pro- Mrs. Henry J. Stilling last, (]uctjon Qf small grains and w„ " . . . „ T _ i . „ h a y w a s p a r t i a l l y offsetting Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Stilling were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stilling recently. The feller who thinks he knows it all has missed the most important partof ' h i s education. I SOLD IT THROUGHTHE WANT AOS I a DANCING LESSONS Nancy Gardiner School of Dance Member and Teacher for ihe Dance Mattel's of Wisconsin and the Chicago Nalional Association of Dance Masters Registration for Fall Classes SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER lllh 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. at ihe Nancy Gardiner School of Dance 1811 N. Riverside Dri*^ McHenrv, 111. 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