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' ;:Y 0ay:-'M % •^rrf\-A ;• .«.v j: • - .-. THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October, BETTINA NIELSEN, FRANK JOHNSON WED SATURDAY PERSONALS J Past (tonu^fkndeife . . Have Annual Dinner On Saturday, Sept. 27, the l^ast Commanders' club of Post •No. 491,' American Legion, held its annual meeting and dinner. Eighteen commanders and the present post commander, Robert Hendricks, attended. The Past Commanders' club president, Edwin Reid, presided. Community Club To Meet Oct. 6 The next meeting of the Johnsburg Community club will be held Monday, Oct, 6, at 8:30 o'clock. Social activities for the winter season will be discussed and all members are invited to attend: Refreshments will, be served by the followiag^committee: Louis Schmilt, Henry Schmitt, Ben Schmitt, Jack Schmitt, Leo Schaefer, Anthony Schaefer. Charles Smith and Charles Stilling. Pox Valley Camp At John&on Home ' Fox River Valley Camp, No. 3251, R.N.A., will meet Oct. 7 •at the home of Mrs. George H. Johnson on M^rin street at 7:30 p.m. Woman's Club Meets At Dobyns Residence The October meeting of the McHenry Woman's Club will be held at the Dobyns residence, 108 So. Riverside drive on Friday, Oct. 10, at 1 p m. Mrs. Wallace Dobyns has long been known for her gracious hospitality and members are privileged to be able to see her. fine collection of antiques. Members and friends are inited to bring an antique of their choice and tell its history. Mrs. Hugh Locker of McHenry will entertain with violin selections. Her accompanist is Mrs. Georgiana Hughes of Crystal Lake. Mrs. Carroll Dietle, presi- . dent," urges all members to attend. this interesting meeting. Entertains For Bridal Party" Mrsi-s^arl Johnson, formerly of Boston and now of McHenry, an aunt of Bettina Nielsen Johnson, entertained at a prerehearsal/ dinner Friday night. Attending were the bridal party and memberstyf the two families. Adams, Charlotte Smith, Mr. and Mrs/Lowell Anderson and Judy^-Cristy and Cathy MichelsT. Mrs. Klein was the recipient of many lovely gifts. £> Writer's Club Meets Oct. 9 The Crystal Lake Writer's club-^ill meet Oct. 9 and each Second Thursday of the month at the home of Mrs. Katie Mc- Farlane at 8 p.m. Those attending are asked to bring written contributions for a lively workshop. Those not working on any special manuscript at the present time are • given the suggestion "Billboards." The business meeting will be brief. There is usually a short program before the workshop and coffee is served at 10 p.m. Further information can be obtained by phoning Crystal Lake 1991 after 6 p.m. R.N.A. Officers Hold Practice A special meeting^ for officers of Riverview Camp, R.N.A1 No. 6818 will be held at 7 p.m. on Oct. 6 at the K. of C. hall to practice for .the convention. There will be A regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 8 p.m. also to practice and plan for the convention, which will be held Tuesday, O^t. 21, in the McHenry Legion home. INSTALL ST. MARY'S P.T.A. OFFICERS OCT. 6 St. Mary's I^TA^wiH" hold its first fall meeting -on Oct. 6, at 8 p m?." in St. Mary's school auditorium. At this meeting, new officers will be installed. All parents of children enrolled in St. Mary's scliool are urged to belong to the P.T.A. Jknd to attend all meetings. A particular welcome is extended to all new people of the parish and it is hoped that many will attend in order that they mny become better acquainted with other parents. o At the Oct. 6 meeting, the new by-laws will be discussed and it is hoped that the amendments, if any, will be decided upon in order that the by-laws - can be approved. Also, there will be a report by the play* ground committee concerning new playground equipment, and a report in regard to the style show which was most successfully completed this past summer. The new officers are as follows: co-presidents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pawlikowski; covice- presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weingart; secretary, Beatrice Newkirk; treasurer, Tom Bolger. The committee chairmen are Health?',, Alma Anderson and Bertha Smith; boys' athletics, Arthur Jackson; girls' athletics Stella Freund; publicity and public relations, Virgil R. Pollock; membership, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolger; library and literature, Agnes ThenneS; playground supervision, Clare Olson; attendance, Elvira Nye. Party Honors Catherine Klein V Guests who gathered in the Leo Michels home last Sunday to help- MrS. Catherine Klein celebrate her eighty - fourth birthday -were Mrs. Tillie Nett, George Nett, Mrs. Mike Peutz, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott, Cristy and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dorsch, Phillip and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs."Joe Nett, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Diedrich, Vickey, Tommy, Jr., and Tony, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nett, Mr. and Mrs. Art Klein, Patricia' and Peggy Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Misiek, Mr$.. Clara Adams, Ronald Three Pledged To Delta Sigma Phi «s? Three students from the McHenry area have been pledged by Delta Sigma Phi men's fraternity on the Millikin university campus in Decatur. Carl Walker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker of Route 1, Wonder Lake; George Peterson is the son of Mrs. Iris A. Peterson of Route 3, McHenry; and Vince Cina is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cina of 108 North Pleasant avenue in McHenry. All three students are 1958 graduates of McHenry Com munity high school. The h&me of the bride wis the setting fop a lbvely Wedding7 last Saturday, Sept. 27, which tinited in marriage Miss Bettina Nielsen, daughter of Mrs. Betty Nielsen of Country Club drive, McHenry, and Mr. Frank Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs,' George H. Johnson of 406 Main street, McHenry. Rev. George Martin of the Community Methodist church officiated at the nuptial rite performed before the fireplace at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, Mrs. Aibert Barbian pfesided at the organ, playing traditional wedding music and her own compositions. The fireplace was banked with* green and the mantle decorat,ed with white glads, Fuji mums, pom poms and white candles. The lovely, blonde bride selected a floor length dress, sty led..with long sleeves, and with cathedral train of imported chantilly lace. Her shoulder length, illusion veil fell from a diadem cap fashioned of the same chantilly lace featured in the train. Acting as matron of honor was Mrs. Steve Szarkowski of South Haven. Mich., cousin of the bride. She was attired in a turquoise, §ilk faille cocktail lenth dress, cut slim with bouffant peplum. A short veil was attached to a matching color hat of velvet. George E. Johnson of Skokie served his brother as best man. The bride's mother chose a French blue tissue taffeta dress, cut slim with modified train. With it she wore a veiled velvet hat in matching color and a white gardenia corsage. Mrs. Johnson was attired in a soft poudre blue lace dress, cut slim, and a matching feather and velvet hat. She had a similar corsage. A reception followed the ceremony, also at the bride's home, for between 175 and 200 guests. Later, the couple left for New England on a honeymoon trip and upon their return will reside in Country Club subdivision. The bride is a graduate of the McHenry high school and attended the University of Arizona. The groorft^also a local graduate, received his degree from the University of Illinois. He is engaged as an engineer for a McHenry firm. SHOP IN McHENRY CARD - OUTRANKS May we extend our heartfelt thanks to those of you who expressed your sympathy in so many thoughtful ways during our recent bereavement. Your kindnesses have,meant much to us. We are especially grateful to the auxiliary of the Ameerican Legion and neighbors of' McCullom Lake *22 Helene Kolin and family. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone who visited me, sent cards and for their prayers while I was confined to the hospital, and alsa~during my convalescence at imrne. Your thoughtfulness will aWays be remembered. *22 Y. Kate Thennes MARRIAGE LICENSES Thomas Gene Ketchum and Patricia Elaine Connor, McHenry. Frank Arthur Roberts, Fox Lake, and Jacquelyn Lea Leonard, McHenry. Anthony J. Popella and Bon+ nie Faerber, both of Spring Grove. October 2-3 Rummage Sale -- Sponsored by W-S.C.S. of COmmuifity Methodist Church -- Engdahl's Faifwood Farm Barn, South Green Street--9 a.m. to 9 pjn. October 4 Monthly Bake Sale Woman's) Auxiliary of McHejriry Hospital--Pink Lady Shoppc*. October 7 Fox River Valley Camp. N6. 325JI, R.N,A., Meeting . 3V|rs. Orge H- Johnson, Main Street--7:30 p.m. October 8 . > Woman's Club County Me^t-r ing--Luncheon and Prograsia-- 10 a.m.--Legion Home. Adult Girl Scout, Valley View Neighborhood Meeting--1 p.m. --Legion Home. Woman's CluTb--Dobynk-l$|Sidence, 108 S. Riverside Drive. October 14 Girl Scout Basic Leadership Course--9 a.m.--Legion Home. October 16 . District 2, Illinois 'Hospital Association auxiliaries--Lunchpon Meeting--10 a.m.--'Legion Home. October 17-18 ,i.. Rummage Sale -- Ringwood Methodist Church. y Rummage Sale--Main Street, 1 door East of John the Tailor --Sponsoredjby Ladies of the Moose. October 19 < J.O F., St. Mary's Court, No. 594--Annual Event Night--St. Mary's Hall. October 21 Annual Fall Meeting and Luncheon McHenry Country Club--Sponsored by Woman's Auxiliary of McHenry Hospital-- 12:45 p.m. November 15 Bazaar and Roast Beef Supper -- Sponsored by W.S^C.S. of Ringwood Methodist Church. RUMMAGE SALE A super rummage sale; will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9, 10 and 11, at the First Methodist churc^h, W. South at Throop street, Woodstock. The hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday; 9 l^ni. to 9 p.m. Friday; and 9 a.irf. to noon on Saturday. - Coffee, rolls and doughnuts will be served the first two days by "The Vgspertines." .p.' Miss Margaret Hall of Chicago was a weekend gue&t of Miss Clara Miller. Mrs. Roz Hutner of Oak Park and mother, Mrs. Jule Figatner of Florida, attended a luncheon in the home , of Mesdames Ella Gulliford. and Edna Jepsen last week. Mr. and Mrs. Figatner, former Emerald Park residents, now of Florida, have been , spending some time in the home. ___ Mrsi EirHer Engh of Paxton, 111., wasia guest jn the Herbert Engd&hl home a few days the past i$eek. Miss Peterson of- Chicago spent ^ few days the past week at ner home in Fair Oaks. The Kenneth Powers family of N. Crystal Lake and the Joseph Rowers family of Crystal Lake visited Mrs. Mabel Powers Synday. LouisejToWten. daughter of the William Tcnyans, Martha Thennes, daughter of the Edward Thennesns and Terry Long, daughter of Odilon Long, graduates of St. Mary's school this year have entered their freshman year at Sacred Heart Academy, Lisle, 111. Mrs. Agn*»s Nieman snent afew dava^l^ week in th<|) Home, ofi Sec. M$er. Mrs. George Smith, near Harvard. Mesdames Clinton Martin. V ' n t o n T h o m p s o n ^ A r t h u r Hoope. J. J. Gruenfe'd and Robert Thompson attended the Antique Show at WhiteWaffelc, W's.. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ensr- Hahl spent fi few days recently in the home of their son. Herbert. and "family in Detroit, Mich.; where they made the acquaintance of their new grandson, Mark Robert. Among the McHenry folks who paid their last respects to Mrs Genevieve Peek at a funeral home at 3440^5^. Central ave., Chicago, Friday&v^ning. were^Mr^/and Mrs. Bernard Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Howai Hachmei8tcr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blomgren, Miss Alyce Bykowski, JohrTShay, Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Streich and Mrs. Harry Shay. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whiting of Chicago were visitors in the home of Mrs. Edith Hayes Saturday. Guests cn Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gustafson, daughter, Karen and; Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson of Chicago. x Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purvey, Mrs. George Jones and Mrs. Hal Plumb paid their last respects to a cousin, Mrs. Walter Ifarwood, at the NOrris Reber funeral home in £}gin on Tpes- <tey evening of last week. ^Mrs. Purvey and Mrs. Jones attended her funeral, there, on Wednesday afternoon. v Mrs. Betty York spent several days the past week at Manitowoc, Wis.; where she was called by the death of her mother. Mrs. Edward McMahon and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jensen and children of Elgin wfere Sunday visitors in the homevof- l(lrs. Kathryn Worts. Mrs. Edward J. Frett, yisited her • mother Jjijrs. Michael Whelan, who is quite ill, in Chicago, Saturday. Mrs. Walter Carey spent the past week in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack McDonald in Glenview. Cindy, daughter of the Gus Freunds, Carols daughter of the Frank Pillars and Barbara, daughter of the Arnold Rauens, have entered their senior year at Sacred Heart Academy, Lisle, 111:' t Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamberjack, of Fostoriar Ohio were Saturday over night guests in the Harvey Nye home. • Mrs. Hazel Fletcher has returned to her hom6 in Falls Church, Va., after spending two weeks, here,, where she was called by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Frank Kempfer, a surgical patient in a Waukegan hospital. Among the out-of-town folks here to attend the Nielsen^ Johnson wedding Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nielsen, San Diego, Calif,; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nielsen, Salerno Beach, Calif.; Mrs. C. J. La- Forge, Santa Monica, Calif.; Mr.s Carl Johnson formerly of Boston, now of McHenry. Also Mr. and Mrs. Jens Niel- Miss Catherine Nielsen, r. and/Mrs. Steve Szarkowki„ son, David, all of South Haen, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hollowell, May wood; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hollowell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Johnson and family, Skokie. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Eder, £vanstnn; Mr. and "M»s. Harrison C. Smith, daughter ' Virginia, WheatSf^ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander, Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson and Mrs. Erie, Geer, Crystal Lake. Charles Corso has returned from a trip to Canada. He was accompanied by his sister, Miss Ann Corso, Chicago,, and his brothers, John, Chicago, >and James of Waterloo, Iowa. Miss Marie Ropp of Philadelphia, former teacher in McHenry, visited friends in McHenry over the weekend. Havmg been transtcrreci troni ncr work, she will now be employed in RockfOrd. •• Miss Leda Foley of Barrington spent a few days last week with Mrs: George Jones. Miss Rita Martin, Art Martin and-Mr. and Mrs, Charles Martin attended the wake of William : Addison at • Round Lake, Monday night. Rita and Art also attended the funeral Tuesday afternoon; Mrs. Addison was the former Vivian Martin, a cousin. . Mrs. Michael Justen enter' tained friends at her home Monday- evening, including Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Stilling, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hay and Mrs. Joe B. Stilling! NEWLYWEDS PRESENT "WORLD'S FAIR OF FOiDDS" AT RICHMOND OCT.' 8 " "A world's fare of the title of the cooking stration whicK will be presented at 8 p.m. DST, on'Wednesday, Oct. 8, in St. Joseph's parish hall, Richmond. The Altarand Rosary society ai^l Home and School club are sjidnsoring the, program and tickets are available from any of |he lEKmbers. Worwick Studio Photo THE RONALD TIEDEMANNS Miss Elaine' Foute of Lakemoor and Ronald Tiedemann of Chicago ^exchanged nuptial vows in a ceremony performed at the Community Methodist church on Saturday, Sept. They will reside in Lakemoi Johnsburg School Serves Hot Lunches 4>"' « v ^ ^ JEAN COONEY i Foods from foreign lands will be prepared on modern £>as ranges utilizing the broiler, rotisserie, built - in griddle, oven, and featuring mainly the temperature controHed surface burner. - Mrs.* Jean C. Cooney, home economist from the Northern Illinois Gas company, will conduct the demonstration, assisted by Miss Karin Horsch. Recipe folders and a1 small souvenir will be presented to each person attenwfig. !/" SHOP IN McHEKRY The Johnsburg public school will serve their first hot lunch on Oct. 15. 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