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' ras wemc m car Continued from Page 1 *7 ,w> *. v '. -;sk - ' <" * " ; ». ' •' M*.imWY PTATWftgAIBp djmc to COHRG EVENTS mcotfirnr Jjgfle dealer until they moved to Portland forty-one years ago. Her husband preceded her in deftth, as did a son, Sayler* Smith; She is survived by a daughter, ; Clara; with whom she made her ; home; also two grandchildren i and two great-grandchildren. Services and burial were . in ' NHltnd on Friday. Lrafs HMM An illness of six weekr intld I |p May 17 for Louis Midiri, who ^.ssed away in Wesley Memorial h o s p i t a l , C h i c a g o . M r . M i d i r i founded the Thriftway Food Mart at Lily Lake and had operated it for the past year. He is survived by his widow. The body rested at the funeral home at 5350 W. North avenue Until Tuesday at 9:15 o'clock, wheh services were held from ^Lady of Sorrow church in ChiiPigo, with burial in Mt. Carciel cemetenx. The deceased was a member of .the McHenry American l^ffon post. No. 491. Agnes Reeling: Funeral services were held In Woodland cemetery, McHenry, on 'Saturday afternoon" for Mrs. Aghes Ann Redding, 48, at Hartland township, who died in the Har- . Krd Community hospital on the' PT?nlng of May 16. She was the former Agnes Dalsiel of West Mc- -Henry. The deceased was born Aug. 23, 1902, in Lake county and was married to Edward Reddiag in Waukegan in 192C. They had resided in Harvard for more than 'twenty years. 'r Surviving are the widower; a daughter, Ruth Ann; and three i^pns, Edward, Charles and Stephen, all at home; a grandson; three brothers, Bernard of Lake Villa, Earl of Chicago and Francis Dalziel of Albuquerque, N. Mex.; and two sisters, Mrs. Laura Stedman of Grayslake and Mrs. Jkjpne Frank of Oconomowoc, Wis. Fred A. Haase • , JBerviee8 were held May 17 from ~ tHe chapel at 5501 N. Ashland A avenue, Chicago, for Fred A. * Itfaase, who died unexpectedly at Plstakee Lake earlier in the week. S u r v i v i n g a r e t h e w i d o w , Georgia Marie; tfrree children, Kenneth, Fred, Jr., and Jacqueline Miller; four step-children, Jack Mayhew, Irene Prickett, Elsa Pierce and Kathryn Graf; also two brothers, Carl and Will iam of Cleveland; and eleven grandchildren. THEATRE GUILD TO ENTERTAIN MAY 26 AT UNUSUAL PARTY f, The social committee of the Mc- VlRnry County Theatre Onild an- ) Bounces its annual spring dance ; to be held at the Woodstock Country Club on May 26. Mrs. Frank ^Howard, Jr., of McCullum Lake , and Mrs, Vette Kell of Wonder v Lake have , planned an unusual , party for the Theatre Guild direct ? ors, members and their friends. : The dance will feature Rollie Buri n e t t e a n d h i s o r c h e s t r a f r o m i Waukegan, who will play from 9 , until } :30. The dance will be plani npd and executed by the following members of the social committee; -Judge Arnold Rauen, Mrs. Andrew TOnderson, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck [ Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinne, t Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meeker, Miss . Valerie Westfleld, Mr. and Mrs. j William Tittle, Ted Toung, Lowell ; N y e , W a l t e r Z a h r a y , W i l l i a m t Tammeus, Mr. and Mrs. 1 George > Jfruss. and Mrs. Mildred Hohman. > ' AH those interested in the Fut- | Ure of the Theatre Guild are re- , quested to attend the next meet- 4^%gr to be held on Wednesday, ' jhine IS, at the Woodstock court ^ house. The purpose of this meet- ; ing will be to decide whether, or I not the Guild will present a regi nlar season of plays in 1962. A special honor .has been conf e r r e d Upon Ray Bden, speech therapist in the Woodstock public schools and director of the 4tam* mer speech clinic for McHenry c o v n t y* s handicapped children. Mr. Eden has been officially notified that he has been chosen an honor member of Sigma Alpha Eta, an organization compromised of college or university students and graduates interested in speech correction and the education of acoustically handicapped persont. To have achieved this outstanding rank, a member of Sigma Alpha Etfc must possess outstanding qualifications and must be approved by the unanimous vote of the organisation with the consent of the advisors. Any key member of high personal and professional qualifications who has demonstrated his leadership in Sigma Alpha Eta may be chosen for honor membership upon the fulfillment of certain qualifications. Included in the qualifications are dependability, patience, integrity, creative imagination, emotional stability and other personal attributes of an able speech correctionist. He must also have given evidence of genuine interest and enthusiasm in his clinical activities, a sense of responsibility toward the professional speech correction as well as an all college scholastic average of 2 or above.' Of interest is the fact that Mr. Eden and' Shirley. Underwood of Sycamore are thle first two persons to become honor members of the foregoing organisation. Initia^ on will be held at the time of the spring banquet at Rice Hotel. DeKalb, Sunday evening. May 27, at 6. Mr. and Mrs. Eden will attend. * The summer speech clinic which is sponsored by the McHenry county chapter «of the Illinois Association for the Crippled, Inc., is open to any child in the county having speech deviations severe enough to cause a problem, free of charge. The 1951 clinic will operate from June 18 to July 27 at Dean Street school at Woodstock. Hay 34 McHenry Community P.T.A. -- High School Auditorium--8 p.m. MayM Altar and Rosary Sodality Annual Bake Sale--George JattM Furniture Store. May » O.EJ. InitiatiMon& j-- Masonic Ball SO - Baked Ham Dinner --. Rtngwood Church Hall -- Noon. May SI Public Grade School Graduation -- High School Auditorium-- 8:16 P.M. Jau 4-tt ^ Vacation Bible S c h oo 1 --• Community Methodist Church --' 9 to 11:30 -- Children 4 to 14 Trs. June i Ringwood Unit Home Bureau -- Mrs. William Born Horn*. Adult Girl Scout Organization -- Legion Home--1:30 a.m. Jim r n C. D. of A. Installation And Initiation -- Parochial School Hall. June 8 Woman's Club -- Legion Home. Jane 19 Fashion Show, Dessert Luncheon And Bridge Party -- Sponsored By Circle 1, W.S.C.S. June 29 McHenry Woman's Club Dessert Card Party -- V.F.W. Clubhouse July 18 P.T.A. Dessert Garden Party -- l P.M. -- v.F.W. Grounds. Aifa«t I Marine Day. * August It Fashion Show -- Sponsored by St. Mary's-St Patrick's P.T.A. -- Villa Hotel, Pistakee Bay. SORORITY PLEDGE Among recent pledges of Alpha Phi Delta sorority at Valparaiso university, Valparaiso, Ind., is Miss Beverly Schwerman, daughter of Mrs. Glenn Draper, 109 E. Elm, McHenry. Miss Schwerman, a freshman, Is majoring in public school music. Local Dentist Presented Clinic At Anntmj Meeting Dr. Irving c. stone, dentist for McHenry Medical Group, recently presented a clinic at the annual meeting of the state Dental association, held in Peoria. Dr. Stone's clinic concerned the problems of prevention and treatment of diseases of the gums. As a result of this presentation, he was! invited by the association to present a similar clinic at the annual meeting of the American Dental association, to be held in Washington, D. C. in October. Dr. Lee Gladstone, physician and surgeon of the Medical Group, recently had an article published in the Journal of the American Medical association. The article concerned the effects of poisoning from D.D.T. and treatment of such cases. 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