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,t (by MM. Clirlf fnuU cOnduatkm exercises were held «k Richmond Community church on Monday evening. May 22. Graduates from the public school who received their diplomas were J«- 4th Annt Holiday, Ronald Gene Haldeman, Carolyn Sue Gillespie Lorraine Hasel Steadman. The >gram consisted of class processional by Wayne Foss, invocation by Rev. Wm. Overend, welcome by Fred H. Gunderson, clarinet solo by Mrs. Owen Richardson, graduation address by Rev. Overend, vocal solo by Owen Richardson, presentation of diplomas by Richard Tazewell, benediction by Rev. Overend, class'recessional by Wayne Foss. fpur heartfelt sympathy Is extended to A1 Schmeltzer at the loss of his mother, who passed away at her home in Rockford on . Thursday, May 26. Mr. and Mrs. ^ T vv* Arthur Kattner and Mr. and Mrs. "Witter prawn went, to Rockford on Friday night to pay their respects to the deceased. The passing of "Uncle Fred" Is mourned by all those who knew and loved him. Fred Bell, who has made his home with his niece, Mm. Bertha Esh, for the past several years, passed away on Thursday, May 25. Funeral services were held oh Monday afternoon, May'29 from the Ehorn funeral home in Richmond. Mrs. Fyffe entertained members of her club at her home one recent afternoon. Cards were played and prizes went to Mrs. William Brits, Mrs. Peter May. Mrs. William Engels, Mrs. Jake Miller and Mrs. Jos. Koberstine. A lovely lunch completed the party; The Frank and Frieda women's bowling team enjoyed chicken and steak dinners at the Bungalow Inn in Lily Lake recently. Those who made up this happy party wete Mrs. Frieda Mikoleit^ Mrs. Mayme Ttnney, Mrs. Eva Freund, Mrs. Shirley Dawson. Mrs. Orian Brd*wn, Mrs. Ruth McGovern and Mrs. Theresa Miller; Ben May became suddenly very ill recently and was taken to the (hospital for observation. He is re- I-' ; •* v ^ ^ e «* ** i ^ e ***. -v m-m PLUNDKALKB ported foelltjp tttttsr and has returned home. Recent guestp in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray May were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Edward May and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Doetsch and family of Bristol, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kattner and family. Those from Burton township who are graduates of Richmond high school are Herbert Wagner, Evelyn Busch, Marilyn Myers, Edna Hanford, Jeanette Lennon, Anthony Popelka, Mary Popelka, Marjorle Kautz and Donna Schmitt. Graduation exercises were held in the high school auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Ford H&nford entertained at their home recently in honor of the graduation of their daughter, Edna. Joan May celebrated her birthday recently by inviting "her friends and classmates to her home for a party. Many games were played and prizes were awarded the winners. A delicious lunch was served with aS large birthday cakef in the ceifter of the table. Those present were Ann May of McHenry, Nancy Weber Of Antfoch, Patricia Prpfplf1 Henry, Patricia Miller M , wood, Soraia Komar, Donna Diane May and Charlotte Frecmd. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Straub and family of Chicago were recent visitors in the Albert Brits home. Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Kagan entertained at their home recently in honor of thl First Communion «f their daughter, Mary Lou. School Notes New playground equipment has been set up in the playground at St. Peter's school. A merry-goround and new slide hate been added to the swings and basketball set which is already there. ffeia should help greatly toward M®Plng the children out of mischief as well as giving them a great deal of enjoyment. Thanks to those men who gave their time to help install them. Elm Blight Faces Illinois Oak Trees Illinois, already hard hit by the elm blight that has killed thousands of its finest shade trees, now faces the ' commercially serious menace of oak wilt, according to scientists of the state Natural History Survey at Urbana. Oaks make up more than half Ihmvday, Order yoar rubber stamps at The Plalndealer. of the ten million board feet of standing timber in< Illinois, and oak lumber has many farm and industrial uses. The only method thus far found for controlling oak wilt involves the destruction of infected trees and those nearby. In Illinois, oal^ wilt was first noted at Rockford in in 1942. It has since been found in the vicinity* of feast St. Louis, at Dixon Springs, in Pope county, and in the Cook county Forest Preserve District. Complete line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drug Store McHenry. 8tf « Have Yoar Car Readjr For ; Yoar c Sammet , Yaeation. .. ^ % '•> J emle in Summer Change Over and 309 W. 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