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r ""C/' t -.- «s . PLA1NDEALER Thursday, November 13, 19$8 MARY BOUSSER LOVELY BRIDE OF ROBERT WEBER Tell Engagment Of Sharone Barlow Announcement was made at a recent party of the engagement of Miss Sharone Barlow and Joel Adams. A Dec. 27 wedding is planned. Christen Daughter Of Jerome Stillings The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Stilling was christened Arlene Marie at a baptismal rite which took place at 2 o'clock Sunday, Nov. 9, at St. John's' church, with Rev. B 1 i t s c h officiating. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Michelsen. . . Attending a dinner at the Hay home at 5 o'clock, in the. afternoon were ten guests, including the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stilling and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hay. Peter M. Justens Plan Open House In observance of their golden wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Justen are inviting friends from McHenry and surrounding communities to open house at the McHenry Country club between 3 and 6 pirn, on Sunday, Nov. 23. Earlier that day, a family dinner will be enjoyed there. The actual anniversary date is Nov. 25, but the Justens are observing the occasion on Sunday, when more of their friends will be able to be with them. on the "World Federation of Methodist Women", which is highlighted by interesting details of her trip to the Centenary of Missions in India. Mrs. Blomberg, who hails from Hinsdale, comes highly recommended as an outstanding personality, as well as an informative speaker. All women who are interested in hearing Mrs. Blomberg are invited to come. Regular Meeting Rivervlew Camp The regular meeting of Riverview Camp, R.N.A. will be held Tuesday, Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at the K. of C. hall. Initiation of new members will take place at this time and all officers are asked to wear white dresses. C. D. of A. Hears Need For Newman Foundation The Catholic Daughters of America met for a business session Thursday, Nov." 6. During the meeting, the women were visited by Art Nelson, past grand knight, and Arnold May, grand knight of the K. of C., .who spoke about the need for assistance from all Catholic organizations in the Rockford di- »cese. They expressed hope that the C. D. erf A. members will help in raising funds for ihe Newman Foundation for ^Catholic students. Twelve of the C. D. of A. members visited Downey hospital the day prior to the meeting, bringing the veterans some refreshments. » Fr. Nilges continued his discussion and explanation of various passages from the Bible. Refreshments were served by Helen Nuber and her committee. ' Jean Driscoll was prize winner for the evening. A social meeting will be held Nov. 20, at "which time the card tournament will begin. W.S.C.S. Features "Story From India" The regular monthly meeting of the W.S.C.S. will meet at the Community Methodist church on Thursday. Nov. 20, at 12 o'clock. A salad luncheon will be served. Mrs. A. E. Blomberg, secretary of missionary personnel of the North Central Jurisdiction, will present a program based Buss-Krepel Vows Exchanged A lovely autumn wedding took place Saturday, Nov. 8 at Christ the King church, Wonder Lake, when Miss Kathleen Buss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Buss of Highland Shores, and Mr. Alfred Krepel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Krepel of Nunda township, were united in marriage at a nuptial mass at 10 a.m. A double rin^ ceremony was performed by Rev. James Vanderpool. The .bride looked exquisite in a long sleeved white laee ballerina dress with a full skirt and bustle bow. A string of pearls graced the high neckline. The finger tip lace veil was attached to a cap of seed pearls. Kathleen carried a colonial bouquet of white button mums. Her "something blue" was a blue lace, pearl trimmed garter given to her by Mrs. Jensen. The bride's sisters were her attendants. Dolores Buss, the maid of honor, was dressed in a medium blue, full skirted, lace dress. She wore a matching feathered cap and carrifcjJ a bouquet of yellow and white mums. Rose Buss, the bridesmaid, wore a beige lace ballerina skirted dress, and matching feathered cap. Her bouquet was -yellow mums. The mother of the bride. Mrs. Leon Buss, wore a corsage of white carnations on her pink lace dress. Mrs. Krepel, mother of the groom, wore her corsage of white carnations on a print dress. Bernard Buss served the groom as best man and the ushers were Bob Jensen, Charles Buss and Jerry Buss. Gerald Gibbs, soloist, sang "Panis Angelicus," and "On this day, Oh, Beautiful Mother," accompanied by Katherine Fagan at the organ. Immediately following the ceremony a breakfast was given for the bridal party and family at the home of the bride. A buffet dinner was served at a reception in the evening for all the friends and neighbors. Mrs. Walter Endes. a of the family, made a beautiful ful four tiered wedding cake attractively decorated with a horn of plenty on top and small lovebirds and swans entwined with flowers on the tiers. After a wedding trip to Arkansas, the bridal couple will live in their new home in McHenry. A lovely fall wedding was solemnized at St. Patrick's Catholic church at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning, Nov. 8, uniting in marriage Miss Mary Elodie Bousser and Mr- Robert Dale Weber. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eleuthere J. Bousser of 415 N. Park street, McHenry, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Weber of Lake Zurich. Rev. Fr. Edward C. Coakley officiated at the nuptial- rite. Tlie altars were decorated for the occasion with bouquets of white flowers. Miss Bousser selected a satin gown, styled with scoop neckline, princess ~ lines and long, pointed sleeves. She wore an heirloom mantilla full length chantilly lace veil and carried a prayer book with light blue tearoses placed on it. Acting as maid of honor was Miss Ma^ Ann Bolger of Mc^ Henry, and Mrs. Alyce Joyce Shay and Miss Patricia Freund, also of McHenry, were bridesmaids. They were attired similarly in gowns of ice blue skinner satin, styled on princess lines and with scoop necklines, small bows featuring the front at the hem line. They wore white kid gloves, white feather hats and white satin shoes. All carried colonial bouquets of white roses. Attending the groom were James Weber of Cary, a brother of the groom, Luke Williamson of Chicago, a friend, and Donald Weber of Lake Zurich, the groom's brother. Mrs. Bousser chose an emerald green satin dress and matching shoes, a hat of white flowers, a martin fur muff and had a corsage of white tearoses, Mrs. Weber wore an electric blue lace dress, satin trimmed, with which she wore navy accessories and a tearose corsage. Following the wedding, a reception was held at the McHenry Country club from 12:30 to 5 o'clock'for about 125 relatives and friends. Muriel Frett was in charge of the* guest book. " The couple left on a twoweek trip to Gulf Hills, Miss., and New Orleans, after which they will make their home at 106 W. Lake street in Barrington. The bride travelled in a tweed suit with white mink collar, matching muff and headband. She had a white tearose corsage. The bride is a 1953 graduate of the McHenry high school. She has been assisting her parents in the operation of the Candy Box in McHenry. The groom graduated in 1943 from Ela Vernon high school in Lake Zurich and the American Academy of Art school. He is a commercial artist employed by the Leo Burnett Advertising company. Guests attended from Des- Plaines, Lake 'Zurich, Barrington and McHenry. ». MARRIAGE LICENSE Elmer B. Spielman, Jr., and Jo Ann Reuter, both of Wonder Lake. John M. Stangarone and Leola T. Osborn, both of McHenry. <®e°ior |Q oor law** wt'll fompoucDdu Hi without OOawl O Bdng jom Doctor*! prescripts to this pff©fo«»ionc! gAarmacy where peeds* cornpomading is B specialty. Skilled Registered Pfearmadieo sad ample itocki eanfelo u So compotmd oil prescriptions promptly •nd exactly as die Doctor directs. Bad* step double-checked for accuracy. Y«y ^ pric«» art alway* fair. Tryusattt time! Boliers Drug Store IKS 8o. ©roeo Phone 40 McHenr SHOP IN MCHENRY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kilby are the parents of a daughter, born Nov. 6 at Harvard hospital. ' v A daughter was born >Nov. 6 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strudeman of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golobish are the parents of a son, born Ndv. 4 at Memoriial hospital. A girl was born 'Nov. 3 at Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert AhreAs of Wortder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cashin of Wonder L^ke are the parents of a dauntert born Nov. 8 at Memorial hospital. On Nov. 7, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roman Szmuc of Lakemjoor at Harvard hospital. A son, M^rk Charles, was born Nov. 3 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock,' to Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of McHenry. Mrs. Miller is the<}former Patricia Henn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Henn- arc the baby's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William Huemann are the parents of a" son, born Nov. 6 at Columbus hospital, Great Fallfe, Mont. The baby, who weighed 8 lbs. 8 oz., has been named William James. Mrs. Huemann is the former Judy DeCicco of bakemoor. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huemann of Johnsburg are the paternal grandparents and'Mr. and Mrs. Ben DeCicco, Sr., of Lakemoofr are the maternal great-grandparents. Mrs. DeCicco has just returned home after spending three months with her granddaughter and husband. JEAN BLAKE AND THOMAS THOMPSON WED ON SATURDAY DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S CLUB HOLDS DINNER The Democratic Women's club held a victory celebration Friday evening, Nov. 7, at Chapel Hill Country club. Forty members and their husbands attended, with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brennan as quests. Membership in the organization now totals eighty-one. Anyone interested m joining is asked to call Eva Bacon. Arnold R&uen acted as master of ceremonies, with each member and husband introduced. He praised the newly formed organization and stated the increase of the Democratic vote in the county was due to the hard work of the membership. It was also brought out that the TB tax ballot was a non-partisan bill and would not have been passed without the backing of the various organizations. Bill Bolger showed a chart noting the increase of voting in each precinct. After the government has taken enough to balance the b u d g e t , t h e a v e r a g e p e r s o n has to budget the balance. mlmiM&frxQ: St. Mary's Catholic church was the scene of a beautiful wedding oh Saturday, Nov. 8, at 10 o'clock when Miss Je$ji Blake, daughter of Mr.^and Mrs. Wilfred Blake became the bride of Mr. Thomas Thompson, soi^. of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson. Rev. Fr.'Harold Nilges officiated at the nuptial Mass. Sister Andrella presided" at the organ and the Mass,, was sung by the children's choir.. The altars of the church were i attractively decorated With orchid and white mums. The bride was charming in a floor length dress of chantilly iace over satin, styled . with portrait neckline, sequin applique trimmed, the hoop skirt featuring a panel of tiered tulle, and lace, falling into a chapel train. :Her illusion veil w&s held by a crown of orange blossoms and rhinestones and she carried a cascade bouquet of stephanotis and African lilies. Miss Jane Blake acted as maid of honor for her twin sister and bridesmaids were Cathy and Marge Thompson, sisters of the groom/ Patricia Thompson, was junior bridesmaid. All were attired similarly in emerald green, iridescent chromespun taffeta and velveteen sleeveless dresses, styled with scoop necklines. 'Wide cummerbunds of velveteen accented the bouffant ballerina skirts, which had harem hemlines. They wore rhinestgne tiaras. . The maid of honor carried bronze mums and the other attendants had bouquets of, white mums. Robert Thompson served bis brother as best man and groomsmen were Wilfred Blake brother of the bride and William Freund, a cousin of the' groom. Ronald Blake served as junior groomsman. Mrs. Blake selected an aqua sheath dress of lace over satin, with matching accessories and a white rose corsage. Mrs. Thompson wore a brown lace sheath dress over satin and a yellow rose corsage. A family dinner was served at 12:15 o'clock %t Hettermann's sin Johnsburg. Later, a turkey dinner was served at the Johnsburg Community hall for 300- guests after 6 p.m. The newlyweds: 4eft by plane for Buffalo, ?Jew York, Niagara Falls and Canada. \ Upon their return, the couple will reside in the FreUnd apartment on Rt. 31, north of the city. Both the bride and groom are 1956 graduates of the McHenry high school. She is employed as bookkeeper foi* Joseph Frett & Son. The groom has completed two years of Army service and is an employee of Northern Illinois Gas company. , McHenry Hospital 1 Patients at £he McHenry hospital during the past week included Kathleen Spekman, Lelah Pieske, Kathleen Keller, Edna Pe.tlak, Irene Stoller, Mary Lart?, William Patterson, Anna Kalvin, Beverly Vanover, Rose Fallicetti, Roberta Mischke and Marion Magnesen of McHenry; Mitchel Djubenski of Lakeland Park; Edward Dobner of Grayslake; Nancy Walker and Albertr Shrosbree of Wonder Lake; Cynthia Lunch and Michael Steinert of, Chicago; Abbie Stone of Marengo; Delilah January of Kenosha, Wis.; Michelle O'Brien of McHenry Shore; William Ableman of Spring Grove; August Deng^r of Wauconda; Agnes Simmons of Lakemoor. Memorial Hospital Patients at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, the past week included Betty Hube, Dale Thomas, Joseph Himpelman and Dorothy ' Becker of McHenry. Harvard Hospital Admitted to Harvard hospital from this area during the past week were Mrs. Harold Osborne, Mrs. Richard White and William McCabe of McHenry. ^ CARD OF THANKS Everyone or anyone may say thank yob. As for our family, thanks just doesn't seem to be enough to say for such a wonderful way you people in Lakeland Park and McHenry expressed your sympathy at the time of our son, Tom's death.1 For Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney for trying so hard to breathe life back to our son until the firemen and doctor could get here, we are thankful, but God wanted Tom; also to Fr. Reuland for being a pillar of strength; to the nuns of St. Mary's; for the wonderful folks who prepared and served breakfast after the funeral. Besides thanks, all of you will be remembered in our family rosary every night. *28 The family of Tom Kujak JOANNE" REUTER • BECOMES BRIDE OF WONDER LAKE-MAN An abundance of white Jhums and red carnations graced the altar, of Nativity Lutheran church when Miss Joanne Reuter and "Sonny" Spielman were united in marriage at a double ring, candlelight ceremony performed by Rev. Burton Schroeder, Saturday,, Nov. 8. "Hie bride was radiant in a long sleeved, /colonial styled lace dress, over tulle. »Hef fingertip veil was attached to a pearl' crown. She carried a colonial bouquet of white carn a t i o n s c e n t e r e d w*th , p i n k roses. Her "something borrowed" was a string of pearls from Mary Jean Clinton, and heri "something blue" was a fancy blue satin garter from, Mrs. William Fiala. • A frock of pink polished*cotton in ballerina style, with a m a t c h i n g h e a d b a n d of p i n k carnations was worn by the bridesmaid, Mary Je|m Clinton. She carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. George Smith, friend Of the groom, served as his best man, and Chuck Spielman, a brother of the groom, and Clayton Dornbush were ushers. Mrs. Helen Reuter, mother* of the bride, wore a silver lame dress with black accessories, and Mrs. Sylvia Spielman wore yellow net over taffeta. Following the wedding a dinner was given pat LaGreca's for the wedding party and family. After a short wedding trip the couple will be. at home in Deep Spring Woods, Wonder Lake. PRE-CANA CONFERENCE On Sunday afternoon, Nov. 16, at 1 p.m;, - at: St/- Thomas Catholic church, Crystal Lake, Rev. Edward S. Wright will ojjien the Pre-Cana Conference allies CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their cards and prayers and for kindnesses during my recent illness. They were all appreciated so much. 28 Mrs. Josie (Elsie) Smith with a talk about God's for marriage and the happfr&ss He * offers' to those who. cooperate with Hiirn. This is an opportunity for engaged couples planning marriage within the next six, months to. prepare themselves for a happier married life. All week>day sessipns begin at 8 p m. with a question period following the talks. U "ASSISTS IN PROGRA^ . Miss Janice Johnson, a sophomore at Carthage college and co-chairman of the Home Economics club program committee, helped plan the program for the United Nations Day celebration recently held at the college. Over 100 guests enjoyed the speaker and the tea which followed the celebration. Miss Johnson is the daugll^r of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jonjfyson, Wonder Lake. ,, Ptuap* ON DISPLAY SBINBIWfllK OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK ^ EASY TERMS ^ McHepry County Wei ftPtanpoii . WQJLSJDPIUJBD OB taprBK fee imi fltnta ALL MAKES «f mm located in tl» VUlaBvoiMcCanoaL** * ' MtQillan PBOME713 VUClOUd I MARRIAGE LICENSES William A. Kopsell, McHenry, and Nancy Joy Haldeman, Crystal Lake. ^ Alfred Krepel of McHenry and Kathleen G. 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