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Thursday, October 12, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH PERSONALS Included in the out-of-town folks here to attend the wake • or funeral of Mrs. Hal Plumb last week were Mr. and Mrs. \jjtobert Prybil, Oeala, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plumb, Fort Atkinson, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman, Lake Geneva, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prybil, Mount Prospect; Mr. and Mrs. William Purvey, Huntley; Mrs. J. C. Purvey, Crystal Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kimerling, Mrs. Frank Riley, Mrs. Neva Battern and <^lrs. James Taylor of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goll of Harvard were visitors in the Elmer Winkelman home Saturday. Other recent guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hirshel Warrick of May wood and Mr. - and Mrs. Joel Bergquist of Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamlin «ive returned from a two eeks' vacation at Mercer, - Wis. Mrs. Louis Lumia, daughter, Grace, and Mrs. Margo Straggle fteim of Chicago were recent dinner guests in the Torchy ' Krause home. * - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Law- * -rence of Chicago were week- « end guests of McHenry relaj • tives. Rev. Fr. Nicholas Smith has Returned to his home in Ponca, Okla., after a visit with relatives in tlxis vicinity. Mrs. William Gillespie of Chicago spent a recent day in •the home of her sister, Mrs. jpharles Brown. - - Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Adams returned Sunday from a week's '.Epw and arrow hunting trip in Sidnaw, Mich. ^| pr. and Mrs. Henry Freund -visited relatives in Princeton, 111., Sunday. Robert Hammershoy has returned to his work in San Diego, Calif.; after a visit in the iiome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hammershoy. ^thile here he was honored at a family gathering which also c e l e b r a t e d t h e t w e n t y - t h i r d feriding anniversary of his arents, the forty-fourth wedding anniversary of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. An- Ifews and the eighteenth birthday of his sister, Roberta Hammershoy. ^ G. C. Peter, who has been spending the summer in the •home of his daughter, Mrs. George Phalin, left Sunday, by jet, from O'Hare Field, for Oakland, Calif., where he will Tpend the winter in the home of another daughter, Mrs. * Frank Schmitt. He was accomj panied to the airport by Mrs. j- Phalin, her daughter, Mrs. 4 Jack Zoia, husband and chil- « dren of Milwaukee. Sister Al- £ ma, another daughter who flew * in from Notre Dame, was also ^ there to see him off. I Mrs. Chuck Miller, Mrs. Emi f-st Harth, Mrs. John Smith f and Mrs. Mildred Snively have ^ returned from a week's motor trip to New York City, where t they attended a campaign * workshop in preparation for " the cerebral palsy campaign to - be held in January. f Mrs. A. P. Freund accom- < panied Mrs. Rooney and daugh- % ter, Marilyn, of Crystal Lake * to Aurora Tuesday evening, * Ivhere they visited in the home of" newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rooney. Mrs. Rooney, * R. N., who was formerly employed in the McHenry hospital, entered upon her nursing duties at St. Joseph's hospital , in Aurora Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson i vacationed in Michigan and Wisconsin a few days last * week. v " Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glosson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe May, daugh- - ter, Lois, Mrs. Irene Guffey * and Mr. and Mrs. William ~ Staines attended the wedding of the latter's grandson, James Allan Whiting, of Woodstock * to Miss Juanita Colburn of " Woodstock, which took placc -• at St. Mary's church in that * city Saturday, with a reception " following at K. of C. hall. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Herdrich, I Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Adams \ and son, Vincie, were Sunday * dinner guests in the Anton Herdrich home in Chicago. Mrs. J. Albert Woll returned * to her home in Washington, 1 p. C., Monday after a few i days' visit with relatives here. ; Mrs. Arthur Porter and Mrs. i Frances LaCount of Hinsdale , %nd Mrs. William Guffey and * children of Richmond were j luncheon guests of Mrs. Irene * Guffey Monday. •* Mr. and Mrs. George Burns, * of Riverside, Calif.; spent a few days this week with her J parents, Dr. and Mrs. Henry , Freund. They were called here ' by the death of his brother, 5 Chester Burns, of Palatine. « Miss Penny Scholtz was * Tome from northern Illinois \ University to spend the week- 1 end with her parents, Mr. and I Mrs. Henry Scholtz. * Misses Sandra Adams and | Norma Gorr of Griswold Lake 4 have returned from a six-week | vacation in Pompano Beach, 4 Fla., where they were guests ? of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Sheldon. ' While there, they visited many 5 (places of interest, with Cypress Pago Three October 13 McHenry Woman's Club Meeting -- Community Methodist Church Social Hall -- 1 p.m. Gardens as one of the iSSny attractions. The girls report a wonderful trip but are glad to be home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bruhn and Mrs. Donald Hojnacki attended the wedding of a cousin in Chicago, followed by a hotel reception, this past Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brefeld of Arlington Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller of Chicago, were among the out-oftown folks here to attend the wedding of Miss Joyce Eckstein and Daniel Adams at St. Mary's church Saturday. Mrs. Tim Harris and nephew, Tom Sawyer of Jacksonville, Fla., spent a "few days last week with relatives here, where she was called by the death of her uncle, James Doherty. Miss Van Diedrich, accompanied by a friend, with whom she was in service in the W.A. A.C.'s, has returned by plane from a trip to New Mexico. While there, they visited another friend, who motored home with them, visiting many places of interest enroute. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adams and son, Norbert, visited relatives in Aurora Sunday. October 13-14 Rummage Sale -- Rlngwood Church. October 18 Bazaar and Bake Sale -- Sponsored by Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society -- Church Basement, Rt. 120 West -- Starts 2 p.m. October 19 Public Card Party -- K. of C. Hall. P. T. A. Meeting -- 8-15 p.m. -- Junior High School. October 24 United Nations Luncheon -- Noon to 2 p.m. -- Methodist Church Hall: October 25 Lecture Luncheon Club -- N o o r t -- McHenry C o u n t r y Club. Halloween Frolics (P. T. A. C a r n i v a l ; -- J u n i o r High School. Riverview Camp, R. N. A., Dessert Luncheon and Card Party -- 1 p.m: -- K of C. Hall. October 28 Annual Halloween Party -- Memorial Hall, Johnsburg -- Sponsored by Community Club. October 31 Card Party and Luncheon -- St. Peter's Hall, Spring Grove -- Noon -- Sponsored by Christian Mothers. November 15 Organizational Meeting for New Evening Lecture Club -- 7:30 p.m. -- McHenry Country Club. November 18 Fund Raising Dinner for McHenry Hospital. OBITUARIES The recollection of quality remains long after the price is forgotten. 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Riverside Dr. EV 5-4426 GUSS SPOONER A solemn requiem Mass was sung Tuesday morning from St. Peter's Catholic church in Spring Grove for Guss Spooner, 73, of Spring Grove, who died Saturday, Oct. 7, in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev. Fr. John Daleiden officiated at the Mass. Mr. Spooner was the stepfather af Mrs. Irene May of Sunnyside. He was born Jan. 22, 1888, in Iowa, and resided in Chicago before moving to Spring Grove sixteen years ago. Mr. Spooner was a retired stationary engineer. Besides the widow, Evelyn, he leaves a son, Franklin of Spring Grove; another stepdaughter, Loretta Spooner of Spring Grove; two step-sons, Karl Spooner and Jerome Olszewski of Chicago; two sisters and three brothers, among them Albert of Spring Grove. PREPARE FOR ANNUAL SCOUT DRIVE IN OCTOBER PAUL V. SABADOSH Paul V. Sabadosh of Hickory Falls, Wonder Lake, died last Thursday, Oct. 5. He was the father of Mrs. Willard Grant, formerly of McHenry and now of DesPlaines. Services were held in DesPlaines on Monday. FRANCES KUCERA Services were held Saturday in Chicago for Frances Kucera of Burton's Bridge, a former Berwyn resident, with burial in Wood lawn cemetery. The McHenry county has grown oyer 400 per cent in populntion in the past ten years. This has had a tremendous effect on many organizations and services dealing with the public. One organization and service participating in this growth is the Blackhawk Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America. The annual quota of McHenry lounty needed for their share of these services to our young boys has been $30,000. However the maximum that has ever been met is $12,000 to $13,000. The rest has been subsidized by Roekford's United Fund. The appeal is going out through this year's chairman and vice-chairman, Bill Burfeindt and Jerry Kalk, for a growing number of annual sustaining contributions to mere effectively meet obligations to the Blackhawk Council. They supply now, better than ever, a great number of services and camping facilities for this excellent program in character building. The campaign will be in full swing within a week or ten days. deceased was a former Berwyn resident. Survivors include her husband. Joseph; a daughter, Emily Brueggernann; four sons. Joseph, Jr., Henry, Anton and Jerry; and seventeen grandchildren. COURT BRIEFS In the justice of the peace Court of Charles M. Adams last Saturday, George W. Richer! of Wonder Lake was fined $6 for driving with no tail lights. . William G. Humphreys of McHenry paid a $15 fine for failure to yield the right-ofway. Fines of $6 were charged against Dallas M. Rigler oi Wheaton and Verda Harrower of St Charles, both for failure to cbey a stop sign. Wllliatn Simmer of McHenry paid a $10 fine for improper passing. A fine of $10 was imposed on Bcb Williams of Libertyville for driving with loud mufflers. Carlton W. Trice of McHenry paid a $25 fine for speeding. In the police magistrate court of Donald Howard last Thursday, Kenneth Lawrence of Maryville Heights was given a suspended $10 fine for too fash acceleration from a stop. LeRoy Ford of Park Ridge paid a $10 fine for speeding. A $10 fine was imposed on LeRoy Rollins of Lakeland Park for driving in the wrong lane, and $5 for driving without lights. Truth is always a stronger argument than noise. Newt About Our Servicemen Undergoing recruit training at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes, is Charles £. Thornton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Thornton of 317 N. Crestwood, McHenry. The nine-week training program is designed to provide a smooth transition from civilian to experienced bluejacket ready for duty with one of the fleets guarding our natkm. HANAU, GERMANY -- William G. E. Rutkofski, soil of Mr. and Mrs. William V. Rutkofski, Route 2, McHenry, recently was promoted to specialist four in Germany, where he is a member of the 18th artillety. Specialist Rutkofski, a radio-operator in the artil-^ lery's headquarters battery in Hanau, entered the Army in October, 1959, completed basic training at Fort Riley, Kan., and arrived overseas in March. 1960. The 25-year-old soldier attended Arlington Heights High School. APPROVE CHURCH PLANS Members of the congregation of Messiah- Evangelical Lutheran church, following services in the" Wauconda elementary school last last month, granted final approval of the preliminary architectural plans for the first unit of the mission church which was established in Wauconda in May, 1960. Without courage, there is no truth, and without truth, there can be no other virtue. BEAUTY SALON 1st Bldg. 1E ast of VFW on Rte. 12(1 Jjt Ph. 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