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"V*v ?$ i* i WMjf :•• ^W;i :Wt •' -*••' '•-' H: Kent To , Vli Chicago Girl • The many friends of Tftiomas Kent, son of Mrs. Julia Kent of IteHenry, will be happy to learn this engagement to Miss Non Bronski of Chicago. Tom is now serving with the U.S. Air Itorce at Rantoul, 111. His fiancee La recent graduate of Resurrecii high school in Chicago. No date has been set for the wed- «ng. ' ; i," ; #or**t«r» Hoi# r Johit Picnic -S" .3. • The annual joint picnic of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters will be held at Elgin on Tuesday, July 22. Members are P':, pisked to bring a dish to pass and *3"" "their own table service. Anyone desiring to attend is y asked to call Mary Preund, • phone 227, or Susie Justen, phone 125-M, not later than Monday noon, July 21. 9r«ingart Family B«union Sunday The Weingart family held its Second annual reunion at the {jharles J. Miller place in Hueipann's subdivision last Sunday, July 13, with about 130 in attendance. A picnic dinner was llerved on the lawn and games jflayed during the afternoon. A number of family pictures were also taken. Family members attended from Chicago, Elmhurst, Libertyville, Volo, Johnsburg, Richmond, Elfin, Hartland, Woodstock and McHenry, 111., and Burlngton, Wis. vramil iTS LOU ANNE HOWORKA WED SATURDAY IN GARDEN CEREMONY T*v JULY BRIDE ly Reunion Thrones Home The annual Weber family reunion was held at the John fhennes residence last Sunday •fternoon, with a picnic dinner Iterved on the lawn, followed by II social afternoon. Present were Mr. and Mrs. fraul Achor and family of Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heu- »er and family and Miss Darlene Moderhack of Chicago, Dick • lleuser of San Diego, Calif., Mr. §nd Mrs. Art Broeker and Jerry |<awson of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. ohn Thennes, Mr, and Mrs. ph Justen, Mr. and Mrs. Dond Howard. Mrs. Helen Heuser, j i fir. and Mrs. Thomas Lawson | ^nd Joe and Laura Weber of Mcienry. £5 Annual ^ • '"fcard Party The annual summer card party Sponsored by the Altar and vp Rosary sodality of St. Patrick's Church will be held Thursday * afternoon, July 24, on the church tawn. This will be a 1:30 o'clock dessert bridge, with the public |nvited to attend. Mrs. Ray McGee is chairman |»f the event, to be assisted by Mesdames Charles Gibbs, Eugene llughes, Henry Miller, Gus Iforitc, Dick Overton, Earl Mc- Andrews, Fred Wahl, Leo y ^Thompson, Eugene Meyers, G. A- Stilling and Clarence Angtese, and the Misses Florence Carey, Clara Miller and Florence Knox. A garden ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Howorka, Wonder Lake, united their daughter, Louanne, in marriage to Kenneth Fossler of Park Ridge Saturday, July 12, at 4 p.m. The Rev. H. Wilke of the Crystal Lake Evangelical and Reformed church officiated1, at the double-ring ceremony. A \ The bridegroom is the ^On' of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Fossler, Park Ridge, former residents of Wonder Lake. Vases of White gladioli and chrysanthemums decorated each side of the improvised altar in the spacious lawn of the Howorka home. The bride chose a sheer nylon dress of a soft blue tone and in street length for her wedding and With it she wore all white accessories. She carried a bouquet of stephanotis and white cattleya orchids. She was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Barbara Howorka, sisterin- law of the bride, served as honor attendant. She wore a nylon sheer in a pale green tone, white accessories, and carried pink carnations. R i c h a r d C h r i s t o p h e r s e n o f Wonder Lake and Chicago served the bridegroom as best man. Mrs. Howorka wore a grap silk shantung dress and the bridegroom's mother chose a gray and orchid nylon print. Both mothers wore white accessories and orchid corsages. A reception for 100 guests was held in the Howorka home at 6 p.m., with a buffet supper served by Mrs. Etta Schau. The three-tiered wedding cake was cut and served by Mrs. Anne Nagel, Wonder Lake. The home was decorated with white bell sand the serving table was centered by a miniature bridal party of suitably clad dolls. The bride, who was graduated from McHenry high school and who has had two years study at the American Conservatory of Music, has been employed by Ivar Fredricksen at Wonder Lake Builders Supply. The bridegroom, who was graduated from Woodstock Community high school, studied at Normal and is • on military 14ave from TWA. He is a corporal fn the Marine corps, serving in aviation electronics. The couple left for Lake of the Ozarks, where they will honeymoon before leaving for the west coast, where he is temporarily on military assignment. The bride chose a navy costume and a corsage of white orchids for her honeymoon trip. All bouquets and floral decorations for the wedding were created by the bride's uncle, Herbert Grabig, Chicago. ' Photo by Max Kolin MRS WILFRED KLAPPERICH Before her marriage on Tuesday, July 8, this lovely bride was Miss Estelle Hiller of Jphnsburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hiller. She- was married to the son of Ben Klapperich of Meyer, Jowa, at St. John's church in a double ring service. BIRTHS A daughter was barn on July 14 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Freund. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Himpelman are the parents of a daughter, Barbara Kay, born at the Woodstock hospital July IS. The Himpelmans have five other children, three boys and two girls. McHenry friends will be interested to learn that their third son was born July 12 at Swedish American hospital in Rockford to Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Roche of that city. The infant, weighing 7 lbs. 3 oz., has been named Richard James. Mr. Roche was a former faculty member at the local high school. JOAN HEU WOODSTOCK MJUt CANDLELIGHT KITE ^ A lovely candlelight wedding service was solemnized in Woodstock's methodist church last week Wednesday, July 9, whan Miss Joan Heilman, daughter of Otto Heiiman of Wonder Lake, became the bride of Lyle Lade** foged, airman second class, soli of Mr. .and Mrs, James Lade* foged of Woodstock. The service was read at 7 p.m. by Rev. Firestove. Miss Hettman was charming in a white butcher linen suit, with white hat fb which" was attached a short veil. She carried a colonial bouquet of white carnatipns. Her only attendant was Mrs. Ellen Murphy of Wonder Lake, who wore a dress styled similarly to that of the bride, In aqua color. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Russell Zoia of Woodstock served as best man. A reception was held at t&e Mill Inn at Wonder Lake for the bridal party and members of the immediate families, after which the newlyweds left ori a trip to Cave of the Mounds, Madisoo* Wis. They will reside at San "Antonio, Texas. The bride graduated in 1900 from the McHenry high school and has been employed as sec* retary for the Worthington Manufacturing company in Chicago. The bridegroom is now stationed with the Air Force in Texas. • Open house was held for about seventy relatives and friends on Sunday at the Ladefoged home in Woodstock. I THANK WWt Rev. Fr. Frank Miller and the parishioners of St. Joseph's parish, Richmond, wish to take this opportunity to thank the many many friends who helped make their annuaL carnival and dinner last weekend such a success. More than 1,000 attended the Sunday dinner and many were present for the other carnival attractions. 10 BUSY A meeting of the Busy Three 4-H club was held at the home of the Hogans on July 7 at 8 p.m. That was our last meeting before the fair so everyone had to make out their entry blanks. A motion was made that we send Arnold Freund a gift when he returns from the hospital. The entire club wishes him a speedy return. The next meeting will be held at the home of Loren Freund on Aug. 8. A very fine lunch was served Mrs. Hogan. DAVID L. SMITH, reporter AMONG THE SICK Col. Herman Lacy has been a patient at the Woodstock hospital this week. Miss Mary Ann Karls entered the Waukegan sanitorium on Wednesday of this week. CARD OF THANKS "We Vould like to take this opportunity to thank the many friends and neighbors who remembered us in so many ways on the occasion of our golden wedding anniversary. The many kindnesses extended were greatly appreciated. MR. AND MRS. TRYGVE 10 ROGNSTAD Residence Changes Mrs. Adelaide Gausden and her brother, William Thies, are now residing in the new home in the Country Club subdivision recently completed for trie Joseph Gausden family. Mrs. James Larkin, Sr., is making her home on Riverside Drive, having moved recently from Pearl street. Subscribe To The Plalndealer W8- &Uiktt4 RUB-R-BOnD FLOOR VENETR A MRFECT ALKALI RESISTANT FLOOR COVIRIN* It is a new chlorinated rubber floor coating that gives perfect protection and long ' totting beauty to cement, concrete, linoleum and wood floors. Resists moist- ---*fe, acid, alkali, gasoline, oil and other destructive elements. Kub-R-Bond brushes easily •-- dries quickly to a tough, flexible, long lasting fwrface. It is the ideal -- and most economical -- floor coating for base*. fnent, garages, porches and many other places indoors and outdoors. Availably in 8 modern colors. V Y.C ITAL'S HARDWARS SHEET METAL SHOf PHONE 9$ McHenry, '0^,- HARDEST BUSIEST CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN! PLAINDEALER WANT ADS Personals by .<bARD OF THANKi We would like to take this; means of thanking the McHenry fire department for the quick action of its members at the time of our fire last week. We are very grateful for their assistance. ' ' "• PROPRIETORS dF PLACE 10 43ARD OF THANKS I would like to take this means of thanking neighbors and friends for flowers, gifts, cards and prayers during the time I was confined to the hospital. These many remembrances were greatly appreciated. MRS. C. J. REIHANSPERGER 10 f Mrs. Peter Schatfer, accompanied by Mrs. Bert Rogers and, Mrs. Charles Stenerson of Chicago, enjoyed a plane trip to New York City last week. While there they visited a number of interesting places, including Radio City Music Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phalin and son were recent visitors in the O. Kerns home in Woodstock after having returned from a visit in the F. W. Bodwell home in Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. John Leikem of Burlington, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riemer and children of Kenosha, Wis., visited McHenry relatives Sunday and attended the Weingart family reunion. , Mrs. George Miller and family of Chicago have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jack Walsh, Mrs. Lorean Jones spent Tuesday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Adams and daughters have returned home from a visit with Mrs. Arthur Larson at Hayward, Wis. They also spent some time at Park Falls and Three Lakes, Wis. R. E. Sutton of Chicago spent last week at his summer home in Emerald Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schroeder and family of Palatine visited her parents, the Jacob Steffes', last Sunday. Bob Bacon is enjoying a twoweek vacation from his work in Chicago. He is spending the time with his mother, Mrs. Zena Bacon. William Martin of Sterling; 111., visited his father, Clarence Martin, on Sunday. Paul Yanda and Paul Raascli attended a music directors' meeting- in Woodstock last Sunday afternoon. The Frank Altman family of Michigan have been visiting her parents, the James Saylers. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gardner and three children of Madison. Wis., and Mrs. Celia Xnox of Crystal Lake spent Sunday visiting in the Martin Conway home. Mrs. Anna Cole of Dubyque, Iowa, has been spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Conway, Clarence Martin and daughter, Rita, Ann Smith and Mr. and $Mrs. Robert Martin and daughter, Terry, were dinner guests in the Glen Robison home in Woodstock Monday evening. Howard Cairns and Andrew Worwick of McHenry, Bill Blasius of St. Charles and Paul Bates of Dixon left Monday on a several thousand mile trip which will take them to the Smoky Jtountains, before yisiting Florida Md Mexico. Mrs. Rose Lea sard and her sister, Miss Emma LeBeau, both of St. Anne de Beaupre shrine in Oanada. "Enroute home t*T visited In Chicago. Roth Mr* Lessard and Miss LeBeau saif the climate was ideal in Canad^ and reporte<fc^<*jneet"«enje£able vacation. Mrs. George Larkin and Mr. and Mrs. James Powers attended the wake of Mrs. Powers' father in Chicago last week. " -- '--%& ^ Falhtr 01 Lee Died Unexpectedly ; J J Russell Vance, 42, fatEer "of Lee Vance of McHenry, died Unexpectedly of a heart attack while at work in ChicagQ last Friday afternoon, July 11. He had visited in McHenry the previous day. Besides his son, he. Is survived by his mother, Mrs. Jack McKinley; two brothers, Harold of McHenry and Lester of Chicago, and a sister, Edna, of Chicago. Services were held Monday afternoon from the Peter Smith funeral home in Oak Park, With interment in Woodlawiv Park cemetery, Forest Park. ^ PARTY-A-MONTH The "flingwood Happy' ffeur club held its picnic at Wilmot, Wis., on Wednesday, July 9. Weiners and . marshmallows. were roasted and later a ball game was played. . . The mothers who joined us were Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Olrich, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Thiomsen and Mrs. Smith. On Tuesday, July 8, we were guests at ' the Rin'gwood Home Bureau meeting, where we had our scrap books displayed. CHARLOTTE SMITH. reporter BEAUTICIAN'S PICNIC McHenry beauticians are planning to attend the regional family picnic, "Hair Benders and Family Frolics," to be held Sunday, July 20, at 10 a.m. at Phillips park, Aurora, So easy mfet-Hke vapor ybhma Why wff«r wfc«n torn*thing will h«lp you? After your symptoms hay* b**n diagnoMd at Asthma or Hoy F*v»r you it to yoursolf to investigate. To make a fruit-flavored aalad dressing that goes well with fruit salad, blend orange juice with salad oil or a prepared salad dressing. THE " - TmtER SHOP Christening Sets Our Specialty SIS Rffl St. Phone 746 McHenry, Til. AsthmaNefrin If you oro a mmr • pUas* bring In your n«buliz*r *or inspection and servicing. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE 108 Gr«en St. , McHenry, 111. PHONE 40 ivit JV11B9 Cimma ueocail. DOtfl OI ... _ , _ . , McHenry, have returned home I We give and redeem Gold Bond from a month's trip which took j Stamps. them to Montreal, Quebec and | 4 . ^ < • OUTSIDE SNOW WHITE PAINT TITANIUM, Li AO A OIL $4.95 VtltM- $^23 A Pain! you can depend on not to peel, rub, GAL wash off or turn yellow -- told on a money- back guarantee.! Over million gallom sold! Excellent coverage for brick, wood, • concrete and cinder J>lock. Sample can... 50c SNOW WHITE PAINT CO. TOLEDO, OHIO s'„^ SADDLE HORSE S A L E Having no place to livery horses, we are forced te Sfll them and all my equipment at a Public Auction, on SUNDAY. JULY 20th AT 1:30 P. M. SHARP Located 5% miles Southeast of McHenry on the River Road, 7% miles Northeast of Crystal Lake. Take 176 East out of Crystal Lake to Griswold Lake, turn left to 2nd farm on left or miles Northwest of Wauconda on 176, then turn right on the river road at Griewold Lake. 30 SADDLE HORSES 8t PONIES 30 Saddle Horses 8c Ponies with Saddle & Bridles 2 Welsh Shetland Ponies steel colored with flaxen mane and tail 1 Spotted Stallion f Tennessee Walking Horses Vz Arabian Registered Horse, several more registered horses. 1 Antique Surrey 1 Single Harness 1 Driving Harness 2 Palomino Horses IOSEPH J. BERANEK, Own* GRISWOLD LAKE. ILL. WILLARD OLSON, Aw*. BERT KELNHOFER, Clerk Delavan 956 Elkhorn 5SO ..<Wv lit lust J0*me s»1 a "fc f9SS i ^ smb rut Wbitors •«»« PK- & lltohZ* ev;*- Greatest of ^ F"r * " " S«Me Fmit. WHGfltlO i f o t f h v l r to the ,lll"°£f JJlSois State Fair, is one 1 Spanned by the record of llUnw ^ which every achievement m m*ny ?_ke pride. The Fa»r citizen of our a purely agricultural has progressed, too, frow» P of ilUereBting enexposition to Its present * Whether you - fclbitt .od enterlainmenl '"X.njo, . »W« '• li»e oonn a if«arnm» o«*r j•in" »vOoUtt ce«ann attend. Illinois State Fair. We hope y SMIOKVH TWS LAM," *•*••• •i Uaceh's pan * N*w Sole* aew it ft SKW* »riiwe*ii»t y«« et «t i GOVlKN# Stat* COWK€VENTS - » <•»•! <• !• i > • » > »1 <• 11»» July 17 - Ice Cream Social -- ft "P.M. -- High School Grounds -- Library Benefit! Dessert < Luncheon And Card Party -- 1 P M. -- Villa Vaupell Country Club -- Griswold Lake-- Benefit St. Patrick's Convent. CJ3. of. A. Annual - Picnic--Qijty Park ' • Jtoly IS, 19i M Carnival -- Benefit LaireMioor Volunteer Fire Department. July 19-20 Chicken Dinner and Carnival -- Thursday, July 17, ,10S2 .. • St. Peter's Churcb, • Cfrove. , July 22 Joint Picnic, Women'a. Catho* lie Order of Foresters --* Elgin. Special Meeting . McHenry Lodge, No. 168, A.F". A A.M. -- Third D^vee Work - A« Ma*, sons WSelfeojme^:?»>*• 19WW®hmentA -- 8 P.M. ' : 9 Jaly Si Card Party and Dessert Bridgk -- Benefit St. Pa^ricK'a Altap & Rosary Sodality "Church Lawn. Cfmplrte Mh© of Beebe Li Remedies at Wattles Drag Sto McHenry. v 8-1 now man WM YOUK OWHMCKS 0 ' Bank / • £ , - <•:;; -t \s ^ > > ^' '•/*' • * Sf! Eucrtrf*36 m tO<n "V/ 1* end <enverti«nt« e^ yout |-«i»u"ol iS«ck the teller merely imprints on it the amount you specify. Yoa fill it out and sign it. It's a great deal more personal than ordinary money orders, and costs you far less. REGISTER CHECKS save you time too -- no application blanks, no waiting in long lines. Fully insured against alteration or forgery. It's the smart, thrifty new way to send money or pay bills. McHENRY STATE BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Interest Paid On Savings DeposKs f PHONE 1940 .'I i! ELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF PROGRESS j r ; Waiter circus • Gay and gigantic beacfe toys by Doughboy are thrift, ily priced . . . last season after season! Easily in* flatabie, made of tough Vtnylite plastic two layers thick. AQUA MAT See the new Doughboy inflatable plastic "Aqua Mat". > \ for suimlng at home or riding the waves at the b«a£h. .New comfortable; "forpi-fit" construction. , y 4.I V IfEACH BALLS A" • H > Sizes 12" to 20" Ideal for that beach party. Made very sturdy. . 98c and up A. BORN SWIMMER , "SPLASHER* ' giant green frog, streamlined for paddling fun. Real tough guy! Sr. size|2.98; Jr. $1.98. "SNAP SNAP" says robust 2-ft. turtle, SNAPPER. Helps children to swim; fun besides. Yellow. $1.98 «-2 SPECIAL SPEEDBOAT Even sounds like one. G-2 SPECIAL is due to be the year's most exciting water toy. Noisemaker in back, realistic "dashboard" Neariy 3-ft. long. $2.50 VYCITAL'S HARDWARE . v SHEET METAL SHOP 132 Green St*. PHONE 98 McHenry, Ql* .- *r R