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•vif-- *. V -•>. .&+<->»* i«»>.«, •£, ty,(j|mi V.i •*?-,•, "*""\ Two- • ^ 1'^": ,5,-\ - •>:" - ' •' •: ijvr AifMvl) i ~|W»k fad ltfie Hkewer Au|f. 24 l^uAhn ' Bauer and Dorothy „£auer were hostesses at a pink *nd blue shower given at the resi- ..fdJence at 715 Center street on Friay, honoring Mfs. Roland Bauer. |»v B«wj| v. ~ ? * S-; VShower G«c« ,. Miss LuAnn Bauer, a bride" of & • the near future, was honored at , ft miscellaneous pre-riuptlal show- ,, ter held' at the Fred Smith, Sr.. home ip Johnsburg last week . 'Wednesday. Hostess was Mrs. flay Krueger. About thirty guests V> ' "i fit'. Were present to enjoy the evening. Aiett Girl .Sronts i'v . * m ' * « e t S e p t & ' * The Adult Girl Scout organ ltion will hold iU flext meeting 4}n the second W?an««(lHy of the tnonth. Sept. 12. rajekor \h« u the m customary first rueedsly.*.^ The meeting will begin at 1.30 o'clock at the Legion Home, with Mrs. George Stenger and' Mgfr Granger chairmen - inittee in charge. jiimmrlce com- Y.F.W. Plans To. Xatertaln Worfert ' :,T\- ">» In appreciation if or .the help fcivtn to the Veterans of Foreign Wars during t^ftr --pj^^rr-day Carnival, all thft^'wnoworked in the various booths and rides wiii be entertained by the V.F.W. Saturday evening. Oct. 6. at a dance tad pprty at the clubhouse. There Will be ample refreshments. Khower Honored Marlon Frennd Mrs. Bern ice Krueger and Mrs. Dolores Fish iirere co-hoBtesses at a m i s c e l l a n e o u s s h o w e r h e l d Thursday afternoon at the Ben J listen home, honoring Miss Marlon Freund, a bride-to-be. Prizes for games were awarded to Diane Freund, Marion Freund and Joan Freund. Above idle table oa which the gifts were placed was a large white umbrella from* which were suspended many tiny umbrellas. Qiiests were co-workers at the MvHenry State bank. They Included. in addition to those already ,mentioned, Joann Stilling, Lucille fcnox, Sally Smale, Gwen Bischke a n d T e r r y M i l l e r . . ' POE-HEBDRICH VOWS EXCHANGED AUG. *5 In Mchenry church RITES AUG. 21 A very pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Mary's church tr McHenry last Saturday morn^ fag, Aug. 25. when Miss Lucille Poe, niece o^Mr^mnd Ajjira. AHMrt Schmelzer, l&aidC Mde of Jfr. John Herdrich. son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Herd rich. The double ring service was solemnized by ltt. Rev. Wsgr. C. S."Nlx at 8:30 o'clock Given in ma: riage a • by Vincent > Legion Will (Jive ; . Party For Workers The American Legion < |to. 491, will give a party for carnival workers at the Legion Home Saturday evening. Sefti. 1, at 8 o'clock. There will be entertainment, lunch and refreshments. All workers are cordially invited Anaaal leathering: •?' Of Old Classmates v#' The annual gathering of old flassmates and friends was held Saturday afternoon at the George "H. Johnson home on Main street, With twenty-four in attendance. Quests were present from Chicago, Woodstock. Ringwood, Crystal Lake and McHenry. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Johnson =Were Fan Thompson. Florence £arey, Maud Granger, Julia -Reiansperger, Clara S toff el, Lillian ayler. Florence Alexander and |Aarge Burns. Betty Ann Hecht Shower Honoree A miscellaneous mower was given for Miss Betty Ann Hecht on Thursday, Aug. 23, at the home of Mrs. Frances Patzke of McHenry, with Miss Shirley Patzke and Mrs. June Milinac as co-hostesses.* ; Twenty guests were present from McHettry, Woodstock, Mc- Cullom Lake and Chicago. ~ Games were enjoyed, after which a tasty luncheon was served and the bride-to-be presented with many lovely gifts. She was also the' recipient of a beautiful corsage. Miss Hecht Will becqme the nacris Adams, hjr gfefljtather, the bride approached the^altar, radiant in gown of white' satin and lace, with scalloped bodice topped with lace and a scalloped edge on the skirt leading into a long satin train. The. dress was styled with long sleeves and tiny buttons down to the waist. A fingertip veil fell from a Dutch style, laceedged satin cap. with seed pearls. Her only jewclr> a thr?estrand pearl nerftf&qer a gift from the bridegroom. Miss Poe carried an orchid surrounded by white rose buds and UUes of the valley. Mrs. Norma Hiller Knox, a c|ose friend of the bride, acted as matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Patricia liuemann and Miss Terry Millar, friends, and Mrs. Ann Herdrich Hunter, sister Qt the groom. Mrs. Knox wore white orgpjidy over a blue taffeta akirt, styled with cap sleeves and four tiers of frosted organdy on the skirt and o$ the sleeves and collar. She wore a wreath of yellow flowers in her hair and carried a bouquet of yellow glads. The bridesmaids were attired similarly in dresses of lavender, with matching floral headpieces, and carried bouquets of orchid mums. Carol and Terry Herdrich, nieces Qf the bridegroom, were the pretty little flower girls, wearing yellow, floor length dresses, the skirts caught up with clusters of rosebuds. They carried colonial bouquets of rosebuds and white baby mums. Alex Kloeckner, friend of the groom, served as best man and groomsmen were Bob Mailfold, the groom's brother-in-law, and Fred Herdrich, his brother. Breakfast was served at the MICHAEL HAUER A lifelong resident of the McHenry community. M'ichael Bauer, So. died at his home on Riverside Drive Aug. 18, folliwing a lingering - illness. He is survived by seven children. Last rites werje conducted from St. Mary's church on Tuesday of last week. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all ,our kij|jl neighbors and friends for tbelf beautiful floral pieces, cards of sympathy, donations of cars aqd the- many other kindnesses; aI§o the telephone operators for tlieir £ood services extended during our recent bereavement. MRS. GEORGE W. KNAACK •16 AND FAMILY LILY LACE SATURDAY BRID1 MR. GERALD MANSON Miss Lucille DeCicco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Pe- Cicco of Lily Lake, and Mr. QeraJld Mansqp, son of tyr. and jfrs. Edwin Manson of WOnder Lake, exchanged nuptial vows last Saturday in a double rln£ ceremony performed at St. Patrick's church, McHenry. The pretty bri^e was charming in a rose-beige brocade dress, with accessories in blue and a bonnet-style hat made of pink and ; blue flowers. She wore (a single 'orchid of a very deep hue. Tlie bride's sister, Florence Falsetti, was matron, of honor, attired in a grey-striped tunic style dress and red accessories. She wore a corsage of red carnations. Ernest Falsaetti served as best man. » The bride's mother chose a navy and white dress and a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother wore a black dress, with new cape effect, aild i corsage of pink roses. " r • A reception followed the service at Club Lilymoor, with about seventy-five guests in attendance. The couple left later on a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination, driving in a n&w car which was a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Manson. ^ Both the bride atid groom have been employed at the Oaks Mfg. Co.. in Crystal Lake. .v.. J fkrital Shower t'ej" McHenry GM A miscellaneous bridal shower was held recently in honor of »w.„Marion Freund at- the new home .g* Oof Mre. Earl Holm at 320 Becking St., Woodstock. Miss Freund 'will become the bride of Ray J Kennebeck. Assisting Mrs. Holm with the arrangements were Kath- . erine Schwermann, Bernlce Krue- ;< ger and Betty Freunf. The house was decorated in I:;- ' pink and white for the occasion, * with flowers everywhere. About twenty-five guests were treated to a two-course luncheon, and games were played. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Anna Boley, Mrs. Irwin Freund, Mrs. Peter Freund and Mrs. Stanley Dietrich. BIRTHS bride of Daniel Schmitt of Johns- „ . \ • , . , burg on Sept. 15. after th£ e nup«ti afls°, *a nd a"t i7 oF'clVoc Ik in the evening 150 guests gathered for a wedding reception at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Following a trip into Missouri, the couple will reside on the Herdrich farm southwest of the city. The bride is a graduate of the McHenry high school with the class of 1950 and since that time ^ ^ ^ has been employed by the Sum are the parents of a daughter, Liebgohn family. The groom re. ^°rn a,\ St Therese hoapttal on ^ e<Jucation at St Aug. 21. They have ofie other E X P E R T {Beauty Carl FRAN MILLER BEAUTY SALON 103 RICHMOND $OAD PHONE 1096-M McHENRY. OL. a wf ; * I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freund F-X-i. 1?lll • ¥ T : . Meet Sejpt. 5 St. Mary's-St. Patrick's school P.T.A. will open the fall season on Wednesday, Sept 5, with a meeting in the school hall at 3:15 o'clock. Officers will be hostesses of the day. child, also a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Majrtin of Sprang Grove are the parents of a daughter, born at the Woodstock hospital on Aug". 18. The Martins have two other children, Raymond and Kenneth. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Walkup of Saxonburg, Pa., have received announcements of the birth of a daughter on Aug. 3. She has been named Ma'rgar& Christine. A daughter was born Aug. Mary's school and now assists his father ip the operation of their farm. i> 1 >ft y |i 'I CARRIAGE LICENSES 8 I I 1 1 « I • I 20 at the Woodstock hospital to Mrand Mrs. Alvin Phannenstill. A daughter, Denise Helen, weighing 8 lb. 12 02., was born at the Woodstock hospital Aug. 26 to Mr. and Mrs. filarl P. Koch. A 7 lb. 9 oz. baby boy, Hewi II, was delivered to Mr. and Mrs. James Oeffling at the St. Joseph's hospital in Elgin. I John Stone, Fox Lake, and La- Verjia Freund, McHenry. Gerald M&nson„ Wonder Lake, and Lucille DeCicco, Lily Lake. PERSONALS Maurice ^foley, Paul Freund, ^mes fCafenebeck, Leo Gerasch and' Donald Freund are enjoyfag a trip through the East. Mrs. Eleanor Foley and chiljlreg, Julia, Niauric^ and Martin, and MissKfJean Haldrup of ^ake Forest returned home" Friday from a trip to Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and MrB. Howard i'halln of Wilmette aqd Mr. aud Mrs. Harold Phalin of Waukegan spent the weekend visiting relatives in McHenry. . - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox and Mr. and Mrs. James Mahottey visittd Mrs. Frank Rossi at Wisconsin Geheral hospital in Madison laj^t ' weekend. Mrs. Rossi, Who has been seriously ttl for Several weeks, is showing some improvement. ,v Mrs. Rarl Roberts of Waukegan spent a few days this past week visiting In the William Rothermel home. Mr. and Mrs. O. Hafner and Mr. and Mrs. S. Longs truth of Cleveland, (Mils, visited Mr. Hafner's hiother, Mrs. Margaret Hafner, at Grass Lake last week. Mr! and Mrs. Raymond Arnold of. Chicago visited friends in McHenry one day last week. MrB. George Miller and son, Robert, Mrs. James boherty and son, Jimmy, and Miss Marilyn Freund visited at Watertowri, Wis., bne day this past weelf. Miss Dorothy McAuley of Chi- •UktSH. • Why arffrr •emelhing wDI h*l|', yeiiV After yoor (vniptomt Imvi dtbonoKd #1 yon •we ft td yovrMlf to invaifiqat*. _ flSTHMANEpRgf wmwi 'M Va RMMon.vl i1n.^ in ymir MbuKMr for tr-- tflld NHfk|R0i WATTLES DRUG W. McHENRY. ILL. cago visited her grandmother, Mrs. Kate Jarnecke, at Pistakee Bay last week. Miss Betty Scholti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Scholtz, returned to Grant bospital School of Nursing in Chicago after a three weeks' vacation. The Misses Joan Maier, Frances Huster, Tula Visvardis. Barbara Bedoe, Joan McDonald r.no Lois Grauman bf Chicago visited Miss Betty Kuhn at her McCullom Lake home laat Saturday. Mr. an<^ Mrs. J3d. fttackalck of M c C u l l o m L a k e e n j o y e d l a s t Weekend at the Wisconsin Dells. Mr. and MrB. Herbert Schoewer Of Oak Park visited McHenry friends last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whiting and Mr. and Mrs. William Ash^r Thor»d«f, Aognii 30,1951 and Children of Chicago and Miss Shirley Wolf of Round Lake were visitors in the home of Mrs. Edith Hayes on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Freund have been vacationing at Yellowstoia Park. \ Dr. and MTs." David Hulbert and Clyde Howell, Jr., of Chicago^ visited in the George H. Johnson home Sunday evening. TAB® ittF ; I wish to thank all my frienda neighbors and relatives for cards-, gifts, visits and other acts of kindness during my illness; also Fr. Blitsch and the Sisters of St. John's for their prayers and all others who prayed for me. Everything was greatly appreciated. ^ •16 MRS. 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