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Deaths insight ELEANOR FICKEN WILLARD HARMON JOSEPHINE DIGIORGIO VIEW VICE-PRESIDENCY - When these three people were approached in a business area of McHenry last Monday afternoon, they responded to a reporter's question as to who they would like to see appointed vice-president. Mrs. Eleanor Ficken of McHenry said, "I would like to see Percy or Rockefeller, somebody like that". Willard Harmon of Wheeling considered a moment, then answered, "I haven't thought about it seriously but I think Goldwater or Rockefeller would be good". Josephine Digiorgio of McHenry gave her view, "How about Ronald Reagan? He sounds good". WHO KNOWS? 1. When was the purchase for Alaska announced" 2. What was the purchase price? When did Alaska become a U.S. State? The first California to Hawaii flight took place on what date? Where was the first wa- ?t0̂ ° HOUGHTON HEATING • Air Conditioning • Gutters PHONE 385-5476 McHENRY EARL R. WALSH & JACK WALSH INS. 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When did Germany attack the Soviet Union in World War IP 10.Which President signed the Philippine Independ­ ence Bill9 Answers to Who Knows •?iaAasooH "d unMu^JJ'0l 11-61 'ZZ aunp *6 •saimSp aq? uj "8 •jjaN auiouBij -SJW 'L *9L81 'SZ aunf -g DAVID MICHAEL MILLER David Michael Miller, 10, of 2408 W. Manor lane, Eastwood Manor, died Aug. 12 at* his home. David was born in Providence, R.I., May 9, 1964. The family moved to McHenry from Crystal Lake a year ago. Besides his parents, David R. and Bonnie Barry Miller, he leaves one brother, Ronald 12. The Rev. Virgle L. Chappel officiated at last rites conducted at the Peter M. Justen & Son chapel at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. EMMAKOPP Mrs. Emma D Kopp, 87, of 127 t Wisconsin Street. Genoa City, Wis., died Wednesday morning, Aug . 7 at Highland Nursing home following a long illness. The former Emma Steffen was born Aug. 16, 1887, in Chicago where on Dec. 19, 1903 she was married to Charles O. Kopp. They resided in Chicago until moving to Genoa City thirty-two years ago. Mr. Kopp preceded her in death in 1963. •BOUJV LZ61 '6Z aunf •a}B}s am SB 6G6I '£ •000'002'Li Joj B]s -sivy ^siibzo uiojj ;q3noq '3}b;s jo -oas 'pJBMBas 'H urenilM •£,981 '0Z aunf •s • z By Ivarry Swaim "Dear Mr. Swaim, Do you believe that people are actu­ ally demon possessed today M reported in the movie, 'The Exorcist'?" Demon possession dates back to the time of Christ. The rite of exorcism can be traced to the second century where godly men required discipline of fasting and prayer in order that they might be able to exorcise demons. Ancient exorcism rites in the Roman Catholic Church predate the Reformation, and a variation of the ritual has been preserved in the Angli- Mrs. Kopp is survived by one daughter, Mrs. John Kunter of Genoa City, and one son, Charles A. Kopp, Sr., of Wonder Lake; four grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and t h r e e g r e a t - g r e a t - grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 9 at the Haase Funeral home. The Rev. Richard Monson officiated, with interment in Memorial Park cemetery, Skokie. SENIOR CITIZENS F R E E H E A R I N G T E S T S S E T F O R W E D S 1 - 5 P M R.0. STENSLAND & ASSOCIATES R E N T A L O N Z E N I T H & M A I C O H E A R I N G A I D S J 9 3 7 W M a i n S t M c H e n r y 815-385-7661 W E D N E S D A Y O N L Y 1 - 5 P . M . can Church. The Ceremonies are rarely used today, though. The Roman chufch provides the exorcist with precise in­ structions that, if carried out exactly, will keep him from making hasty conclusions as to whether or not a person is really demon possessed. Clement Connally, secretary to Cardinal Timothy Manning of Los Angeles said, "The solemn rite of exorcism has not been used in that arch­ diocese for at least ten years." He went on to say that there is no living memory of it. But he added that the chancery office gets about ten calls a year from people who think they're de­ mon-possessed. These indivi­ duals are referred to local priests, according to Mr. Connally, and no more is I'AfiK 17 - l'l,AIN'>KAI,t usually heard from tnese cases. According to R l s < I I Chandler in a recent n« w. article, in Houston last monlH a Catholic: priest performed an informal exorcism on an abandoned house known as "Devil's Quarters." It report­ edly had been used as a church for pagan worship, and workmen remodeling the structure had been frightened by strange noises. In San Francisco, a minis­ ter of the Russian Catholic Center reported performing 13 ceremonies of exorcism on a suburban house where the family had been disturbed by strange happenings for several months. These and other re­ ports of exorcisms have been heard recently. I personally do not believe :it-Kltll)AY, AUGUST l«. 1974 J in demon ,wNKession, as It was pictured in the movie "ThUx' Exorcist"; that is, that Satan actually takes up residence in an individual. I do believ#' that every person is in»^< fluenced by Satan, and that, to the dfgtee that we allow him to have his influence irv»;i our lives, to thai degree we„*] are demon-possessed. , .. I personally do not believe- that Satan singles oi'i indivi- ( duals, lives in them, and * causes them to behave in the manner of the young girl de-' .* picted in the movie "The'" Exorcist." Nor do I believe that only a special group such-^ as priests or clergy have the'1 right or authority to be able' to cast out the influence and ' power of Satan. Satan is cast from us through obedience to the gospel of Christ WE NOW HAVE HOME GROWN SWEET CORN Plus Many Other Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Harms Faim Center ACROSS FROM WEST CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL 4727 W. CRYSTAL LAKE RD. 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