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wm m Two Pago Six •OWMMHI ~ "- * * ...' - 1 T%C" *T ' J THE McHENRY PLAWDEALEH THunJay, Jannary 15.1953 RECORD BIRTHS svpN COMMUNITY • PURING PAST YEAR Births of 1953 Jan. 5--Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Ftrach of McCulkm Lake named 1heir new daughter Yvonne Gay. Khe weighed 4 lbs. 6 % oz. at birth. Jan. 7--A ton was born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Wall (Mary Lou Connelly). Jan. 9- Mr. and Mrs. James Althoff welcomed a son. Jan. 12--A daughter was born 1o Mr. and Mis. George Mysynnki of Ifsland Lake. Jan. 21-Their ftrst child, Sandra Let. <va* bom to Mr. and M in. W'Mum 8ch\vnrtz (Elvera K'nnct ) of Oconomowoc, Wis. Mt. and Mrs. Edward Blake beiame th^ parents of a girl also. Jan. 28- A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn (Catherine May.) Jan. M--Daughters were born to Mr. 'arid Mrs. Arnold May of Spring Grove and to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wegener of Maple Park, Judith Lynn joined th< Ray Home household. Feb. 1--The Richard Hesters welcomed a girl. Feb. 4--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Guzzardo. ' Feb. 5--It was a daughter fo' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pieron: and also for Mr. and Mrs. Henrj Heuser- of Chicago. Feb. 10--Leslie Rae was horn to Mr. and Mrs. John Barnings, Jr. Feb. ll--The Robert Thurlwells welcomed a boy. Feb. 13--A daughter, Corinne Lee, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilhelm. Feb. 23--Vincent was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miranti (Mary Douglas) of Chicago. Feb. 27--A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith. Joan Frances was born to the Robert D. Sullivans of Orchard Beach. Feb. 28--The Victor Freunds announced the birth of a daughter. March 2 -- A daughter was born to the Allan Dimons. The same day Murray Dean William was born to the William Bolgers. Jto the Roland Ekstroma(Mary Hanfords welcomed that? first jLou Stoffel) of Elgin. May 28--Charles Tremerc was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin cf Highland Park. May 29--Twins, a boy and a girl, were born to Mr. and Mrs. David F. Powers of Woodstock. June 3--Michael Anthony was born to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ketchum. June 7--A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lloyd of Harvard. "She was formerly Geraldine Kennebeck. Sharon Lee was born to the Robert yogts. June 9--A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Afeld [Phyllis Smith.) June 8--The Donald Breners (Amy Harrison) of Arlington Heights welcomed a son. June 11--Gregory Patrick was fcorn to Mr. aiid Mrs. Steven Koenig. June 14--It was a daughter .'or Mr. and Mrs. James Dingley of Chicago and a son for the Robert Smiths of Ringwood. June 22--A daughter was born o Mr. and Mrs. Carl Groiff. June 24--A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fowles. .'hile the La Verne Sundp welomed a son. June 25--The Boyd Knaacks lecame -the parents of a daughter. June 26--A boy was born to AT. and Mrs. John Herdrich .Lucille Poe) and a daughter to ,Ir. and Mrs. Edward Justen. June 27--The William Lingen- 'elters (Betty Edstrom) of Woodstock welcomed Jean Ann. June 28--It was a son for the Roy Panknins of Hinsdale. June 29--A son was borii to Mr. a.nd Mrs. Bruce Klontz. July 3--The Gregory Cairns became the parents of their first child, Linda Louise. July 4--Michael Elliott Ward was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ward of Indianapolis, Ind., the youngest of five living generations. July 12--Their third son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Roche of Rockford, formerly of McHenry. July 13-- Eugene James was the name given by Capt. and Mrs. Eugene Justen of Rantoul child, Robert Gerard. September 26--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harri- OctOber 1--Bruce Kerr was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis of Oak^Pwairr»k . «'i i March 7--The Harold Bacons | to their new baby. Capt. Justen of qrystal Lake became the par- j -ls jn Korea. ents of a daughter. March 9--Dr. and Mrs. William Nye welcomed their fifth daughter, Margaret Jean. March 10--The Albert Adams became the parents of a boy. March 11--It was a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mergen of San Francisco, Calif. March 12--Jerri Lynn was the name selected for the first child born to Mr. and, Mrs. Gerald Winters. March 16--The Robert Muehlfelts became the parents of a girl. March 17--Born on» St.--Patrick's day was Patrick Flanigan{ Niesen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Niesen. March 19 -- Daughters wera born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conway and to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stanger. March 22--A son was born to the Chester Colbys of Solon Mills. March 27--A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard * Hawkins. Terry Irene was born to the Erdman Roewers of West McHenry. March 30--The David Hansens of McCullom Lake became the parents of a son. March 31--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Struck. The same day the Paul Pitzens welcomed a son. April 3--Janet Mary was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Larkin and a daughter was also welcomed by the Robert Criers. April 4--Their first child was July 14---The Orville Freunds welcomed a girl. July 15--Barbara Kay was the new addition to the Joseph flimpelman family (Dorothy Lay). . July 17--Sons were born to the Floyd Gosses and to the Bruce Dibelkas. July 18--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lundy welcomed a daughter. July 19--It was a son, Anthony, for the Everett Hunters. July 21--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold B. Smith. July 23--Terry Lee was born to Mr. arid Mrs. Donald Fluger (Elsie Srftith). July 24--The Francis Audettes welcomed a daughter. July 27--Their fourth child and fourth daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Freund. She was named Elizabeth Ann. July 28--A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rusboldt of Rantoul, Mrs. Rusboldt Is the former Delma Freund. July 30--Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Sept. 25-Robert Fredrick was the name selected by the Glenn Dale Dixons for their new son. Oct. 8--Daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weber of McHenry and to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Michelau of Grayslake. Oct. 10--Sons were born to Sgt. and Mrs. Rrger Dunn and to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grandt, while the Henry Nells welcomed their second daughter. It was a daughter, too, for Mr. and Mrs. John Mackinder. October 11--A daughter was born to Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas F. Bolger. October 12--A son was .born to thi Gerald Munsons and a daughter to the Donald Schiavones. ' October 19--The William Pictors welcomed their third child, a son. October 25--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mahal. October 26--Barbara Joan was born to Pfc. and Mrs. Robert Miller (Marilyn Freund). Oct. 29--It was a son for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson and a daughter for the Kenneth Ham- 3hers. Nov. 2--It -was a son for the Florian Schmitts. Nov. 3--George Thomas was born to Mr. and Mrs. George M. Whiting in a Chicago hospital. ' Nov. 5--Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Steinbach welcomed a daughter. Nov. 8--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs-^Lance Parks. Nov. 9 -The Bernard Mays of Spring Grove became the parents of a girl. Nov. 11--A daughter ' was born to Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Roeske. Nov. 15--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brda and daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and to the Ben Fishes. Nov. 16--Sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fantus and to Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson. Noy. 18--A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freund. Nov. 21--Corp. and Mrs. Robert Lamz became the parents of a son, also the Paul Coopers. Nov. 20--A daughter was born to the Frank Gendes. Nov. 25--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess of Hickory Grange and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phillips. Nov. 29--The Sigmund Straths announced the arrival of a girl. Nov. 30--Daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Etten and to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, while the Willis Wymans (Marie Knox) of Crystal Lake welcomed a son. Dec. 1--John Joseph was the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zriny for their new son. Dec. 4--The Clifford Ostrums welcomed a daughter. Dec. 8--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison. Dec. 10--A daughter, Carol Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Wirfs. Dec. 14-- Mr. and Mrs. Gene rfiond Kennebeck (Marion Dobyns welcomed their first Freund) became the parents of child, a daughter, Mary Grace. Dec. 17--Patricia Kay was the addition to the George M. Freund family at Wonder Lake. Dec. 21--A sen was born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ritzert. Dec. 22--Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Miller announced the birth of a son, Randal^ their first child, a son, Michael Raymond. August 3--Karen Lee was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Hettermann. August 2--The Roger Stangelands of Wauconda (Lilah Mae Fisher) welcomed a daughter. August 7--A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Weyland. August 8--The Paul Smiths born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin j welcomed a daughter, Gwen An- Benoy (Muriel Butler) of Elk- nette. horn, Wis. Rose Ann was the name selected by the Clemens Adams for their new daughter. April 5--The Earl Tessendorfs became the parents of Kathy Jean. She is the fcrmer Esther Jean Orr. April 9-7-Son8 were born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Young and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weingart. April 17--Twin sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Michels. The Loren McCannons of San Diego, Calif., (Patricia Phalin) became the parents of their second son, John Timothy. April 18--The Gerald Schumachers announced the birth of their first child, Linda. April 22--A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knox August 9--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Schiavone. August 10--Mr. and Mrs. John Stege (Charlene Williams) announced the birth of Lorraine Ellen. August- 12--The Louis Kichs announced the arrival of a daughter. August 15--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stilling. August 16--The Frank Wolowics welcomed a boy. August 17--A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simpson of Ringwood. August 20--Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bestoso of New Port, R. I., welcomed their ninth child and second son, John Thomas. Deaths Sadden Numerous Homes 1952 Deaths Jan. 1--The first death of the new year recorded in McHenry was that of Mrs. Frieda Haug, 73, of Shalimar. Jan. 2--The community was shocked by the unexpected death of John J. Vycital, 73, local business man since 1906. The same *day Raymond Dovvell was killed when his auto struck idy pavement and turned over near Danville, 111. The family was enroute to Florida. Jan. 8--William Dettmer died at the Hartland hospital after a nine months' illness. He was 73. Jan. 11---Mrs. Mattie O'Boyle Sheehan, a teacher' in the rural McHenry schools sixty years^ago, August 24--Sons were born, died at the age of 87 in Lake of Woodstock, who have three to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pit-1 county. boys. Christine Marie was born1 zen and to Mr. and Mrs. Robert) Jan. 15--Death claimed Ralph to Mr. and Mrs. George Biggs, j Dcnnelly. I Haydem, l1^ years old, a few VJCkl y illvJ-t „llu April 29--A son was borri to | August 26--Capt. and Mrs. E. i hours after swallowing a small' in?her of Tohnsbure I* on/1 V r*C T AMAV i If O «* ! * ^ , . ... _ 1 ^ * O* May 1--Services were held in Bay, having been ahit tft tfc* forehead. February 1--Funeral services were held for Paul Kromroy, 64, a summer resident ot Johnsburg since 1924. . Februray l>--J. Fr»d Adams of DesPlaines died in an Evanston hospital, after which the body was returned to McHenry for burial. February 17--James J. White, 51, of Wonder Lake, died at his home after a short illness. February 18--Death claimed Wm. F. McPhee of Greenwood at the age of 65. February 22--Infant Eugene Nicholas Kcgers, 4 weeks old, ^of Pistakee Bay, died of pneumonia. February 25--Mrs. Ida D. Mix, 79, who had resided here for short periods of time in recent years, died in Woodstock. February 27--A lingering illness ended in the death of Mrs. William Rochelle, 57, of McCullom Lake. March 4--Ruby A. Bucher, 44, died at her home at Volo after a lingering illness. March 5--The first drowning of the year in Fox River took the life' of Larry Pillar, 2%, who fell from the pier onto the ice and broke through near his family's home in Sunset View subdivision. March 7--Mrs. Ada G. Smith, 92, a civic leader in the early days of McHenry's history, died at her home in Elgin. March 14--M i s s Katherine Weber, 74, suffered a fatal heart attack while attending lenten services at St. Mary's church. The same day death claimed William Sullivan, who died at Hines hospital. Adolph Sawisch, 58, die'd in an auto-truck crash near Arlington Heights. March 15--Stanley Wright, 94, ine of the city's oldest residents, died in a rest home at Dundee. March 18rr-A. long period of poor health ended in the death of Adolph Gieshen, 74, of the Country Club subdivision. March 21--Mrs. Anna Lester Colby, 92, of Clifton, 111., was buried in Woodland cemetery, j, March 27--Frank Groell of the Ringwood vicinity died at the age of 30 after an illness of six months. March 29--Gary Grasser, 8- day-old son of the Francis Grassers, passed away in the Woodstock hospital. March 31--Michael G. Schaffer, 66, of Crystal Lake, who lived his early life here, died following a long illness. April 4--Ringwcod lost one of its most respected residents in the death of Samuel William Smith, 91. The same day death claimcd the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Krein, Jr., (Dorothy Smith) of Woodstock. The infant was a great-grandson of Mr. Smith. April 6--Death claimed, Mrs. William N. Freund of Johnsburg at the age of 77. April 8--Russel Peterson of Pistakee Bay died. April 10--Services were held in Chicago for Harry McKinlay of Oak Park, a summer resident of Hickory Grange subdivision, McHenry. April 16--Frank R. Holly, 88, who lived his early life here, died in Lake Geneva, Wis. April 17--Fred W. Kamholz, 39, died unexpectedly at his home on Main street. The same day, Dr. Berendt Hendrickson, 72, a Chicago physician for forty years, died at his Wonder Lake home. April 19--RicTfttrd Harrison, 4, died of injuries Spurred when he became caught in the blades of a manure spreader on which he was riding. The same day, Jacob Stadtfeld, 76, of Round Lake, a former Volo businessman, died. April 20--Charlie Coates, a former resident of the Ringwood area, died at the age of 70 in Marsfield, Wis., but was returned here for burial. Joseph J. Wiser, 74, passed away unexpectedly at his home at Volo. April 21--McHenry lost -its oldest professional man. Dr. Rollo G. Chamberlin, who had practiced here for fifty years. Services wrfe held in Chicago that same day for Walter Hill, late of McHenry. April 22--Joseph J. Lawrence, 68, died fit a heart^ttack while returning home from a visit to the doctor. April 24--Mrs. Mary O'Connell. a native of McHenry, died in Elgin. April "27--Death claimed Margaret Payne, a former resident, in Gary, Ind., and James J. Galin the home of McHenry relatives, died after a short illness. May 18--Death claimed Mrs. Olive Mae Lockwood, 80, of the Crystal Lake community. May 19--Mrs. Caroline Jankovich, 83, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Otto Klemm, in Volo. • ' . May 23--Mrs. Ony Turner Wheeler, a forty-year resident of McHenry, died at her home following a long illness. ' May 25--There were two unexpected deaths tthis day. Dr. H. S. VanDenburgh, who had his chiropractic office in McHenry a few years previous, died suddenly in Winter Park, Fla. Earlier in the day, Albert Regnier, 68. a summer resident of Johnsburg, passed away following a heart attack. May 29--A Chicago woman, Mrs. Gertrude Tomkins, 52, died as the result of a head-on collision on Rt. 31, south of McHenry. Death also took Albert J. Justen, 13, a former resident. June 2--Sharon Lee Paulson, 6, who resided on a farm south of the city, died of injuries suffered when the wheels of a pickup truck passed over her body in an accident on the Paulson farm. . ' June 4--Death claimed Harry B. Frye, 46, a Plaindealer employee for ten years. He died in Harvard hospital. ' * June 5--The community was shocked to learn of the passing of Herman Nye, 47, who died of a heart attack at his home. June 6--rjudy Lynn Gladu, 7 months old, of Shalimar, passed away after a short illness. Wm. Olsen, 81, died in Hartland. June 8--Ernest A. Hampton, 28, colored, lost his life when he slipped and fell into the water near the dam. Later that same day, Mrs. Louise Pauhl, 61. of Chicago, drowned at Meyers Bay, Pistakee Lake, when the boat capsized in a sudden squall. June 9--Philip Huffman, 72, who resided near Terra Cotta for many years, died in Crystal Lake. The same day, Mrs. John Meehan, the former Irene Conway, died in Jacksonville, Fla. June 10--Last rites were held from Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago, for Martin Ignatius Driscoll, 72. June 20--The Johnsburg community was saddened by the death of Mrs. John P. Schaefer, 75. June 21--Mrs. Barbara Wagner, 79, died as the result of injuries sustained in a fall two weeks previous. f June 26--Myrtle i m b a 11 Temple, 84, died unexpectedly in ElginT She was a native of McHenry. June 28--William E. Jones, 41, radio and television show producer, died of a heart attack. The same day death claimed Henry Freund of Waukegan, a former resident. July 1--Mrs. Susan Bishop died suddenly of a heart attack at her home on Riverside Drive. She was a lifelong resident of McHenry. July 5--John "Jack" Brennan died at his Ringwood home at the age of 33; July 8--Joljn J. Delire, 85, father of Mrs. James Powers of McHenry, died in Chicago. " July 11--Russell Vance, 42, of Chicago, father of Lee Vance of McHenry, died unexpectedly. July 23--J. W. Freislinger of Pistakee Bay died in a Chicago hospital a few hours after being stricken with a heart attack in extreme heat as he was about to board a train for McHenry. He was 61. July 20--William Heaney, who was married to the late Lola Aylward of McHenry, died in Jacksonville, Fla. July 25--Fred Feltz, 74, a local resident for almost three quarters of a century, died of % heart attack. July 26--Gilbert Burnett, 86, a lifelong resident of this area, died after a short illness. He lived at Island Lake. July 29--A heart attack proved fatal to Frank Nell, 48, at one time operator of Nell's pavilion in Johnsburg. X... August 6--Edward J. Timm. 73, died at the Villa Resort after a long period of poor health. August 8--Col. B. B. Smith, who impersonated General*UgJftSenhower in Europe during the war, died of a heart attack in Miami. He formerly made his home in McHenry. Death claimed Joseph J. Frisa, 61, of McCullom Lake. August 12--Vincent Schiavone, 63, died. He was a resident of Lakemoor for twelve years. August 16--George Vales, 35, died after a short illness in Colorado. August 26--Mrs. Axelia Keerberg, 38, died at her home on the Pistakee Bay blacktop road after a Jong illness. August 28 -- Death claimed Charles Mertes, 56, who operated the Oak Park hotel for a number of years. August 30--Mathilda Barnas, 74, of Emerald Park, died unexpectedly in Waukegan at the home of a son. August 31--Ben A. Connor died unexpectedly at his home at the age of 54. Sept. 6--Death claimed Bruce Alan Freund, 2 year old, who died of cancer, and LeRoy M. Neal, 68, who passed away after a long illness. Sept. 8--MiSs Mary A. Kennealy, 80, a native of McHenry, died in Elgin. Sept. 10--Rites were held in Lake Geneva, Wis., for Jerome H. Boyke, a resident of Lily Lake about fifteen years ago. Death' took Mrs. Nick Pitzen, 64, of Pistakee Bay. Sept. 14--A long illness ended in the death of Mrs. Caroline Schiessle at the Villa Rest Home. Sept. 16--Death claimed Corp. lienno C. Fischer, 23, of Elgin in an auto accident in Elgin. He was related to the late Elizabeth Pic* Sept. 17--Lester Jencks, former local business mah, died in Elgin. Sept. 21--Mrs. Ida C. Einsweiler, 72, died unexpectedly at her home la the Country Club subdivision.'. Sept. 23--Frank Frisbie, 25, son of the Ardin Frisbies of Greenwood, was the county's second polio death of the year. Sept. 24--Edward Knox of Chicago, a former resident of McHenry, died after a lingering illness. Sept. 25--Death tobk Joseph F. Stasch, who for 15 years had operated a gas station and garage at Burton's Bridge. Sept. 27--Sister Jerome, O.S.F.. the former Barbara Williams of Johnsburg, died in her sixtyfourth year in the convent. Oct. 1--Mrs. Louis Bending, formerly Albertina Feltz, died at the age of 69 after a long illness. She resided in Woodstock in later years. Oct. 2--Death claimed Anton J. Widhalm, 50, of near Johnsburg after a long illness. Oct. 8--Mrs. Helen .Mertes, 83, who with her husband operated Ihe Oak Park hotel for thirty years, died after a brief illness. Oct. 11--Death claimed William McLaughlin, 78. of Dows, Iowa, and William Dailey, 82, of Greenwood. Oct. 17--Mrs. Bertha Kramer of Wonder Lake died after a six months' illness. Oct. 19--Death claimed Ted Peterson, 45, of Burton's Bridge in < the Lake county sanitarium. Oct. 27--Last rites were read foi" Donna Jean Wijas, 3-monthold daughter of the Steve Wijases. Oct. 28--Mrs. Anna Nilson, 85, a pioneer resident of Pistakee Bay, died at ihe Villa Rest Home. Oct. 29--George W. Nielsen, 73, died after a lingering illness. Raymond M. Martle of Chicago, a former resident of McHenry, died in Chicago. Oct. 31--The community was saddened by the passing of James N. Sayler, 66. • Nov. 1--Otto C. Heilman, 52. of Wonder Lake died after surgery. Nov. 2--Death claimed Mrs. Ellen DeGrave of Pistaqua Heights at the age of 76. Nov. 3--Rites were held for Edith Ball, with burial in Evanston. Nov. 5---Mis. Marian Nelson, *>6. who resided in the community southwest of McHenry, died oi injuries sustained the previous day when her car went out of control and crashed on Rt. 120, near Greenwood. HENRY WEBER Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lenox (May|j. Gausden became . the parents quantity of oil of wintergreen. Justen) of Downers Grove. j 0f a boy. The Henry F. Suhibiers I Jan. 16- -Family and friends April 28 The Donald Dohertys | of Maywood welcomed a daugh-; mourned the passing cf William welcomed Colleen Mary. | ter May 6--Mr. and Mrs. Roswell August 27^Ihfi Jflhn ifkpp>. Smith, became the parents o? a j richs bccame th<* parents of a •O11- 1 daughter. ' : May 9--Atty. and Mrs. LeRoy J. Welter welcomed their fifth child a third daughter, Bonita Jean. May 12--A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hyatt cf Lakemoor. n' September 3--Mr. • and Mrs. Al. Hirdler became the parents of a daughter. September 5--A daughter, Patricia Lynn, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayman of Arling- Grasser, 42, after a lingering illnessr ^ Jan. 17--Elaine Draheim, 13, was killed by an auto on thi McCullom Lake blacktop road at 5:30 p.m. as she was enroute home from shopping. The same day. Howard Reinlie, 34, {iied of a heart attack. Jan. 24--Mrs. Clara M. Smith Chicago for Christine Freund Huyer, a Johnsburg native. May 4--Carl Joyce, 52, of Chicago, drowned in the Fox river while swimming near the new bridge. May 6--Charles E. Arndt of Wonder Lake, president of the Soda Mfg. Co., of Chicago, died. May 12--Mrs. Alice Altman, a former resident, died in Chicago after a long illness. May 14--Kathryn Wienke, a native of the city, passed away at Irving Park. The same eve- . . „ , . : -- , -- ning the Fox liver claimed anf household and® ,Mrs R°y Neal of Los Angeles, i key, 75, a former resident, in other victim when Shober Hairter was also born to the Robert September 17--A son was born! Phoenix, Ariz. Newkirks. .to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fernton Heights. Mrs. Wayman is died at her ^Johnsburg home after a short illness. Jan. 25--Friends learned of May 13--It was a son for the j the former Catherine Simon. Robert O'Briens. The same day! September 16--A son, Frank _ Elaine Suzanne joined the Elmer J Morgen, was born to Mr. and < the death of Mrs. Theresa Hic- • May 15--It was a son for Mr. I strom. •Bd Mrs. Wayne Smith. September 19--Michael Ernest May 23 Mr. and Mrs. John I was the name selected by Mr Herdrich announced the arrival j and Mrs. James BallotU (Diane of a daughter. | Bacon) for their new son. Jjtaqr-»7- Mary born] Sept<MnlM.«r* 2:; Tli«( Knherti doad in his ston, 73, colored, slipped from a Jan. 27--Death claimed Wil-1 rock while fishing near the dam liam Blitz of Spring Grove and and drowned. Theodore Nagel of Wonder Lake. | May 15--Nick Klein, 67, of Jan. 28--An open verdict was | Spring Grove, died In an Elgin returned in the death of Donald j hospital. Harrison. ^45. who. was found! Mav 17--R R. Boughton of cotUtgM «t PiatakcectuToil, jowa, a pcequent visitor HOWARD REINLIE WILLIAM McCANNON MRS. WM. N, FREl'ND CORP. MELVI?i JONES Nov. 8--Death ' claimed Stive Harvey of Lakemoor at the age* of 73. ^ November 14--Jacob Huemann, a native of Johnsburg, died in Freeport. November 16--The community was shocked to learn of the passing of Mrs. C. J. Reihansperger. Other deaths that day were those of Ira Ritter in Chicago, Edward Lund in St. Petersburg, Fla., and Harold Grotthus in DesPlaines. November 17--A tragic hunting accident claimed the life of William McCannon, 81, who died after a blast from a shotgun. November 20 -- Urban W. Comes, 89, died in Chicago. _ November 21--Mrs. Christina" Dowe died after an illness of less than a day. November 22--Hugh Murphy, 56, a resident here since 1935, died in Hines hospital following a lingering illness. Death also claimed Mary Eilers of Pistakee Bay. Nov. 28--Judson T. Harman, 63, of Burton's Bridge, died unexpectedly at his home. Dec. 1--Henry B. Dowse, 80, died one week to the day that his wife was buried. Dec. 15--J. A. Patterson, 79, of Johnsburg, died following an illness of several months. He was buried in Chicago. Dec. 18--Mrs. A. J. Cox, 73, a pioneer resident of Regner Road, Pistakee Bay, passed away at- Arlington Heights, where she had made her home of late. Dec. 22--Services were held from St. Mary's Catholic church for Barbara Hetzel. 90, who resided here many years ago. Dec. 24--Mrs. A. A. Thomson, mother of Mrs. Maurice Clark of McHenry, died at the Villa Rest Home. Raymond Lane, 29, of Wonder Lake, died spon after an auto accident in which °ie was injured. Dec. 26--Mrs. Mary Benson, 74, passed away unexpectedly at her home in Fernwood subdivision, McHenry. Dec. 27--The unexpected death of Henry M. Weber while visiting in Huntsville, Ala., was a shock to friends and relatives. The same day, Michael Miscinski, owner of The Bridge tavern, died in Texas. Dec. 28--Dennis Smith, 16, of Rockton, 111., a relative of a "number of McHenry residents, died as t'he result of injuries suffered in an auto accident on Christmas Day. -- --f HERMAN NYE BUTCH'S SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAR Regular., check., ipi.. nl maintenance by o«r cxpertyi means lower car costs lor jopl - We Do Complete Motor 6r«rhauling. 309 W. Elm Simi McHenry, DL | Phone 811 Residence 91-R mff 24 Hour Towing ivsrriplion Pharmacists •Yean you count tho factors entering into your prescription. Pharmacy deals with a multitude of details, and the many J thousands of kems in your pharmacist's stock prove the peinb ouTprtsaiption spedfles~drugi,~ amount, strength, size, and ^dosage. Add to these the order of mixing, compatabililf«s, and hundreds of procedures and diversities within the know ledge of your pharmacist. 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