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' JpjmL "•r? S, W'&r-' Thuriday, August 21, 1958 Johnsburg mioaiFP®1 aHSBHNS by Betty Hettermann In two services performed just ^ week apart, two of our local girls became brides. Beverly Ann May became the bride of Lawrence Landmark in a service performed at St. John's church at 11 o'clock on A#. 2. The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank May, held a reception for the young couple in their home later the same^ day. The new Mr. and Mrs. Lindmark' have taken Up residence in Grayslake. i In a beautiful 'ceremony performed on Aug. 9 at St. John's Lutheran church in Island Lake, George Barber, Jr., clrimed Patricia Rad as his limong partner. Pat is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Rad. Mrs. Beverly. Lindmark was one of the attendants in the bridal party. A large reception honoring the newlyweds held at the American Legion home, after which they left on a honey-1 moon tfip to Canada. Upon: their return, Mr. and Mrs. Barb «j will be found1 residing in McCuIlom Lake. Our congratulations and best wishes for a bright and happy future are extended to these two young couples. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michels for a few days last week were Clara's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Logsdon, and tjpeir children, Harold, Freddie, Diane, Jimmy, Mary Jane, Kathy, David, Larry and Lu Ann, of Alvada, Ohiof. Mr. and Mrs. John Ketterhagen and daughter of Janesville, Wis., and Will Krift, Mrs. Leonard Lois and sons of Burlington, Wis. were Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. Helen Hettermann. v Fred Durrenberg attendee^ the convention of the "Order of the Arrow" of the Boy Scouts of America from Friday through Sunday at Camp Lowden. During this time, Fred was initiated as a member of the order. - On i Thursday afternoon jof last week, Mr. and Mrs. ^lim Hettermann and daughters attended the Shrine circus in Rocktord. Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Schlueter and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fischer were circus visit- Easlwood Manor LAITY CONDUCTS SERVICES WHILE PASTOR IS GOME by Lois Kreb»--2755 "A Steward For God" is the topic of the sermon to be delivered by Mrs. Harold Smith, of Winnebago, on Sunday, Aug. 24. The service of worship will be conducted by Edward Oleyar, "of Holiday Hills, in the absence of Rev. Mclntyre, who is away on vacation. As usual, this service will be conducted in the community barn of Eastwood Manor at 10 a.m. Happy Birthday To Matthew Mersch, who will celebrate today .and to Peggy Ann Cary, who will blow out three big candles today, to Boh Lindemann, whose big day is next Saturday and to Dick ors. > A very happy birthday to Mrs. Ruth Martinec, who will observe her natal day next Monday, Aug. 25. Birthday Corner Several youngsters gathered at the Wakitsch home on Aug. 14 for cake, ice cream and pop iqfparge quanities. The group was there to help young Tommy celebrate his sixth birthday. Enjoying several games were the following: Maureen, Billy and Pat Crist, Pat and Mary O'Connor, Mark and Diane Schlueter,. Jdy and Karen Hettermann, Mrs. MeCulla and Nancy Hawryluk. Tommy's brother, Ricky, also joine^ in on the fuh. Havp You Got Your Tickets, What tickets? Why the tickets to the rescue squad dance, of course. Just about everyone in town will be there so why riot "you, you and you?" It is a simple matter to purchase tickets. They are available at any of the business houses in town or from any of the squad tnMmbers.. Lack of a ticket is no excuse "for not attending the dance as they can be purchased at the dbor on the big night. The date to remember is Saturday evening. Aug. 30, and the place is the Community club hall. Please do your part in -helping the squad purchase more new equipment while at the same time treating yourself to a real good t£e. Hope we see a lot of new faces, as well as a lot of familiar faces on Aug. 30. Baptism News Two very young ladies shared the spotlight last Sunday when they were baptized by Father Blitsch at St. John's church following the 10 o'clock Mass. Eileen Marie ft the name Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marsh chose for their new daughter. Sponsors for the infant was her grandmother, Mrs. Clara Szarek, and Stanley Dorobila of Chicago. Present at the Marsh home for a turkey dinner were the sponsors, Mrs. Bertha Dorobila, Ralph and Elsie Krupa. Guests for supper were the above mentioned and also the great grandfather of Eileen Marie, Anton Mrozinski, ]Slr. and Mrs. Harry Liskowski and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michels and family. Attends Graduation George and Olivia Hiller motored to Iowa City, Iowa, last week to attend the college graduation ceremony of their daughter, Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmitt of New Orleans acted as sponsors for little Nancy Carol when she was presented for baptism last Sunday. Nancy's parents, Betty and Dan, and the sponsors enjoyed dinner out on Monday evening. Vacationing Folks . Paul and Marie Schmitt iujd their two youngsters are enjoying a visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitt. Paul was recently transferred to New Orleans, La. from Houston, Texas.. Bill Smith returned here after spending a week's vacation jn Mountain, Wis., where he visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Timm and family. Remember when a successful salesman didn't have to have more than a smattering of psychiatry? Gruhn and Barbara Ann Krebs, who share next Wednesday as} seven-month old son and are parents] Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bell, arrived from Evansville, Ind., her sister and brother-inlaw, , Mr. and Mrs. William Whitehead and their two children, Linda and Jett arrived from Saginaw, Mich., and the Scurlock family came back to spend the weekend after the ball was over. Their nephew, Bob Bell, of Evansville also arrived over the weekend and will spend the remainder of the summer with them. ' Tony and Jim Olson spent a pleasant day in Lindenhurst Estates in Lake Villa visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Slotfe, Aug. 10, and on Aug. 13, the Slove family spent the evening visiting at the Olson home. j Wp \Vere soft^ to see the Sam Weisskopf family move from our subdivision on Friday, Aug. 15. They moved to Oak Lawn, 111., where Sam will be teaching in the fall. They have rented their home to Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchinson. Mr. Hutchinson will be teaching at MeHenry high school. The Hutchinson family have a their birthday. Barbara will be'a big girl of two and Dick will be a big boy of 102? Belated birthday greetings to Shirley Campbell, who celebrated her fifth birthday on Aug. 13. Shirley received many lovely gifts from her friends and relatives. Happy Anniversary to Florence and Ken Noonan. who will chalk up another year of wedded bliss next Sunday and to Apn and A1 Ritter,, whose big day is next ^Tuesday. \ This and That The Jerry Ryan family enjoyed a barbecue at the home of Jerry's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ryan in Arlingtdn Heights, on Sunday, Aug. 10. Welcome back to Ann Ritter and little Alfred and Jackie, who left our subdivision on Aug. 3, to spend a week with Ann's folks, Mr. and Mrs. E. Theis, at Three Lakes, Wis. They all had loads of fun and the children enjoyed feeding the chipmunks but Alfred dampened his spirits a wee bit when he fell in the lake with all of his clothes on. The weekend of Aug. 9 was a busy one for the George Thienes family. First of all they attended the Jock's Ball at Arlington Park as guests of tjieir brither-in-law, jockey Ovie Scurlock, then several guests arrived to "spend the weekend with them. Mary's moving here from Chicago. Prior to their leaving our sul> division, the Weisskopf family spent a busy week. Sam's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weisskopf and their two children, Jeanette and Cynthia, arrived from Saoj Paulo, Brazil for a week's visit? and on Sunday. Aug. 10, they all drove to Painesville, where Kathy celebrated her second birthday at the home of Sam's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weber. We all enjoyed haying Joan Ewert of Chicago as a house guest from Wednesday through Saturday of last week at the Krebs home. She was our (next door neighbor in Chicago and she and Lynn manage to. get together a couple of times each year for a few days. Pre Lindemann was, the hostess for a demonstration «t her home on Thursday evening. Aug. 14. Those present were Mary Lou Barry, Madeline Frenchman, Jackie and . Jean tytersch, all of Eastwood Manor, Hildy Carney of Mundelein Gardens, Pile's two sisters-inlaw, Mardine Lindemann of Mundelem Gardens and Blanche Bereucci of High\vood and her mother, Mrs. Alice MfcGrane, who stayed until the following Monday when she left for Wilkes-Barre, Pa. for a vacation. The Sigman family enjoyed a pleasant vacation at the home of * Georgia's • folks, and Mrs. Sam Mayhew, in Co a Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn of (Chicago spent last Friday visiting at the home of their daughter and family, the Jim Hettermann's The Rudy Fischers were mdst happy to have Marge's dad, Walter Lyons, of Fontana, Calif., spend a few days with them recently. -- WATCH REPAIRING AT ITS FINEST By McHenry's Oldest, Most Reliable Dealer STEFFAN'S JEWELRY STORE 514 W. Main MeHenry Phone 123-J SAVE MONEY! AVOID WASTE! READY-MIX CONCRETE RADIO DISPATCHED MeHenry Ready Mix Co., Inc. 606 Front St. PHONE 920 MeHenry, Illinois 6R0VE BUY NOW At LOW LOW PRICES SPB,MG CASH & CARRYlUMBER CO. 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They left on July 26 and while Wally had to return home after y a one week visit, Georgia and Craig stayed on for another week and returned home with her brother's family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mayhew, Jr., and their children Tommy, Cheri,'Nancy and Jeff. The Mayhews spent one week visiting with the Sigmans and departed for home on Friday, Aug. 15. Helen and Dan Mathes entertained Darell Andersen of Park Ridge on Wednesday evening. Aug. 13th, and on-Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Tek Osbor of Chicago visited the Mathes home for the evening. Elmer Urban's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Urtvn of Chicago arrived on Aug. 15 to spend a few days visiting Charlotte, Elmer and Billy. Elmer also started his two week vacation ion that day. ' ' Jae£ arid Marilyn Fultz have returned from Fort Wayne, Ind,. whiere they spent their vacation visiting with relatives and friends. While they were there Marilyn's dad, Charles Rockey, was involved in a head-on collision in Marion, Ind. and has been ccnlined to the hospital ever since but Marilyn reports that (he>is making a speedy recovery a^jd she hopes to have him here for a visit before very long. J Hannah and Bill Harner enjoyed a pleasant weekend at a resort near ROckford while the boys stayed with friends in Arlington Heights. per** St fir (/ou< The Campbell family spent Sunday, Aug.. 10, boating on the Fox River, playing badminton and viewing home movies with Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford ancl their daughters, Phyllis and Lorraine, who visited here from Waukegan. Mr. Rutherford is the superintendent of the Sunday School at the Fox Lake Baptist church. Dottie and Glen Messer and the children spent the weekend of Aug. 9 visiting at the home of Glen's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Messer, in Melrose Park. Mim Hansen, Pat Kellogg of Manor Lane, Carol Hayes and Hannah Harner all attended a basket demonstration at the home of Dorothy Kelsey in Pistakee Bay on Wednesday evening, Aug. 13. Jody and Bill /Welp enjoyed dinner in a Roqkford restaurant last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, of; Arlington Heights. The Frank Woolwines enjoyed a pleasant visit with Dolores' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cimino at Paddock Lake, Wis., on Saturday Aug. 9. LaVerne S^ynor was the guest of honor at a baby shower held at the home of Betty Lahman on Sunday, Aug. 10. Those present were Margaret Pickett, Charlotte Urban, Helen Mathes, Marge Brodin and Dolores Woolwine of Eastwood Manor, Daisy Smith and Ann Schmidt of Lakemoor, Mrs. Rick and My. and Mrs. Noffki of Chicago; end Mr. and Mrs. Saynor of Maywood Park. The Welp family enjoyed the day at the Illinois State beach in Zion on Sunday, Aug. 10, when the older youth group of the Community Methodist church met for a picnic and business meeting. Meet Your Neighbors The Robert Lindemann family, of 118 Manor Lane, moved into their home on Sept. 2i, 1957. Pre and Bob are the parents of Bobby, who was six years Old in May and Nancy, who will be three ?n December. a delivery service. Pre lists her hobbies as embroidery, sewing and dancing and Bob's as ^ carpentry. Pre is a native of the Austin section of Chicago " and Bob hails from Evanston. "-i The James Long family, of 140 Mill Lane, moved into th§ir ^ home on Feb, 15, 1958. Edith J find Jim are the proud parents of Janet, who was three years », ?/| old in January. Jim is a truck d driver and travels between Chicago and Cincinnatti, Ohio. , ; Edith's hobby is sewing and Jim loves- a good baseball, game. Both Edith and Jim are from, Jonesboro, Ark. Thanks to all of you who called 2755 this past week.; Keep up the good work and-* we'll see you next week. Bye now... • - . 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