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, lit, by A. Howard Editor--Adele Froehlich Entered u second-class matter at at MeHenry, I1L, under the act of May 8, 1879 tt.60 (DITOMALTION y. x,y*»?yr» ersonah H. Althoff enjoyed a fishing: at Chetek, Wis. Mrs. Arthur Tonyan and daughter, Mary Thfreso. and Mrs. A. .P Freund and daughter, Marjqrie, spent several days last week at Rochester, Minn. The Misses Margaret and Anna Lyons of Chicago were Sunday visiters In the home of local friends. Mr. md Mrs. John Phannensttyl were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mr. Harold Ftiannenstil in Kenosha, Wis, on Sunday. • ' -- V l ; COMING EVSNT8 - . . October 1», it, 21, U ' Rummage Sale--Located at Blake Motor Sales--Sponsored by Christian Mothers and Altar Society. I October 21 | East River Road Pinochle Club-- I Mrs. E.R. Sutton, r. „ ; W. S. C. S. -- 1 o'clock' luncheon -- ..Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H<my have( Community Methodist Church. enjoying a vacation m Florida. Birthday Anniversary of Court Joyce Mr. and Mrs. William Pries, Jr..; Kilmer Court, C. D. of A.--K. of C. left Sunday morning for a two weeks Hall., Vacation through the western states. October 24 Mr. ar.d Mrs. Walter Brooks and Public Auction--^Benefit Greenwood James, and Mrs. E. F. Kelter, Church--Held in Village of Green Spent Monday in Chicago. wood. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and . October 25 _ Robert Conway attended the wedding Knyams Meeting Rolaine Grill, of William Adams in Elgin last Halloween Partv For Juvenile Saturday. . j Foresters--St. MaryV St, Patrick s •Mrs. Susan Adartis is spending a SC,K>0, H**rvtnh»r ti few weeks at Hot Springs, Ark., p j. dsnner_rhrist• the Kin* Where she is undergoing treatment. ^ot-'uck dmner-Chrtat tt>e. King Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard and Wonder Lake Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Laures spent j November t Mr,ChL&au^rRes'W bbiirrtthbddaiyt ¥ aannniit- El_ection For Sale of Lincoln School Gra(ie School Building--7 to 9 versary. Mr. and Evanston spent Sunday visiting in the Jacob F. Justen home. Phillip J. Dorr of AUentown, Pa., a coach in the local high school thirty-two years ago, called on old friends last Saturday. Miss Georgianna Donahue of Huntley spent the weekend visiting Miss Genevieve Knox. Mr. end Mrs. Edward Gitzke, Jr., t >st.- ' -i. ... few* a ^ w- •KMs were iw her ear* Mrs. Arthur Bopp of Teacher's Party -- Legion Hall -- Mothers Club Members, Hostesses. November 4 Public Party--Sponsored by C. D. of A. ,_,Siil^SLY WCDXttm 00t. 18 The local Eton Lutheran church was the scene of a lovely wadding ceremony last Saturday evening, Oct. 16, when Miss Alda Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George MHler, becaa& e the bride of Mr. Roy Erbcr^sm of Mr. and Mrs. George Erber. Both families reside south of MeHenry. Rev. Johannes officiated at the 7:80 o'clock service. lfrs. LaVern Sund presided at the organ and accompanied the «oloj»t, Miss Nadyne Lewis, who sang The Lord's Prayer" and "Perfect Love." The chatming bride chose a white satin gown with pearl beads forming rfcoto by A. WorWck, MeHenry MRS. ROY ERBER November 5 Public 'Card Party -- Sponsored by Fox River Valley Camp, R.N.A. November 8 Altar and Rosary Sodality Meeting. November 18 . Ei |F*" F«ti».l-Ju»t For Fun Roller|,isttri m>i<i ot h(>llr, awl M. NSL.k A"k--?p®n~r«<l ky Motlm Club. I Mrs. Lorraine Johnson of Crjrtal MraCarU. C &^-ReCePti°n °f ^ Uk«- h« ««**• " brid«n,.id. The the trimming on the square neckline. She wore a long train and fingertip veil, the latter held by a rhinestone tiara. Her bridal bouquet was made of gardenias and she wore as her only jewelry a pearl necklace. a gift of the groom. Miss Arlette Miller, the bride's December 5 P. T. A. Christmas Party. FAMLY Outdoor Theatre Grayslake British PredoetaHI' During the first quarter of 1948, Great Britain's industries produced 19 per cent more than before the war, while production in France exceeded the 1938 volume by 15 per cent. Spec* ially rotable progress haa been made in the British steel industry. During the first quarter of this year, the annual rats of steel production was a --third higher than in the corresponding quarter <4 last year and 43 cent higher than In 3988. Need Rubber Stamps? Ofdii* *f The Plaindealer. THURSDAY, OCT. -21 "IT HAD TO BE YOU" * , with Ginger Rogers - Cornel Wilde FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCT. 22 & 23 SLAVE GIRL" m- with Yvonne DeCaralo George Brent SUNDAY & MONDAY OCT. 24 & 25 "CORONER'S CREEK" . with Randolph Scott Early show for children. Box office opens at 5:30 p. m. m i L L € n THURS., FRI., SAT., OCT. 21-22-23^ Rf-RCLCASc Co-hit "DESTROYER** SAT. MAT. ONLY CARTOON SHOW FOR THE KIDDIES former wore a gold atin dress with net overskirt and carried white carnations. Her headpiece also consisted of white carnations. Mrs. Johnson wore green taffeta gown In the first .formal wedding ever solemnised at Wonder Lake's Christ the King Catholic Church. Betty Lou Druml of Wonder Lake, exchanged marriage vows with WUllain D. Kamgeesreki, son nf Mr. jnd Mrs. William Kamprowski of wildwood, 8pring Grove. The double-rimr ceremony was performed by Fr. William H. Regnier on Saturday morning, Oct. 18, at 10 a. m. before an altar decorated with fall flowers and lighted candelebra. The bride, given in marriage by her father, -was Fovdly in the satin wedding gown which her new husband's sister was married in a year ago. The gown was made with a lace bodice, long sleeves, a hoop skirt ending in a long train, and a shadow neckline. The train was edged in lace. . Hjr veil, full length and also ending in a long train, was made by a close friend. Jean Vitek. A crown of pearl orange blossoms held the veil in place. She carried a shower bou- Photo by A. Wot wick, MeHenry quet of white roses and white baby mums. Micky Powers. 6, nephew of the bride, carried the heart-shaped satin pillow on which the wedding rings rested, and he marched down the and a headpiece of pink carnations.™1* ™th Rowe B of Chica- Sor,Cr^."r,b<'"qUet " "»jsrLm£sr Erven Erber of Wonder Lakc^1 £3d ng Si^b!"!! served as best man. and another ^ was place by aiifi was /ot white rMia. Ik Carl Weber of MeHenry played botii the prooeesiaaal and the recessional and Richard and Tommy Mathews served on the alter. Usher* wen Rav Gptsardq and ^rl.lteto»% witb^ack Ps«lik, WlHie Ffala, Ted Bromir had Gene Kampman. . In the evening, a v<ept»on for <«bool i!oO was helil in th*- St. MarvVSt. Patrick's hall in M.'Henry. The bride attended M.IIenry high school and is now employed at the Wr.olworth store in Woodstock. The K'r^n, a graduate of Lane Tech in Chicago, is employed in Chicago. Following a honeymoon in th« south, the newlyweds wjl] reside in Wonder Lake. METHODIST CfflJRCH ROTE Last Snuday' the opening worship of church school was ip charge of Miss Howorka's class. Thev did a splendid job. During the exercises, Roy French was "presented with a copy of the New Testament for the completion of a year of perfect attendance at Sunday School, from Oct. 5, 1947, to Oct. 3, 1948. This is a splendid -record. Congratulations, Roy. We sincerely hope that others who are nearing such an achievement will be able to equal your record. Lillian Price duplicated Roy's achievement in the primary department and was awarded a copy of Sallman's painting, "The Boy Christ." This makes six youngsters who have received such recognition during the past year. Sundav afternoon seven members of the youth group attended the sub-district Youth Rally held at Woodstock for Lake and MeHenry counties. It was an outdoor rally. Though the weather was a bit on the cool side it did not chill the spirit of some 140 young people. All joined in a spirited treasure hunt. Toby Johnson was among the group that carried off top honors for the hunt. After this a camp-fire was built and all gathered around it for group singing, lunch, and a worship service led by Rev. Tavenner of Woodstock floor *nd Clif Stiles of Lake Bluff. The teachers who attended the first During the last four of II the ten years, your UJS. « SavrngsBoodsCSeriesE) grow faster than at any ^ ; other time. That's when they hit the peak / ^ of their earning power. It is unwise to cash T K in your bonds during these productive years •nd thus sacrifice the extra income. Hold x ; f on to your bonds. If yo>u need cash for a ' sound purpose, see us about a personal loan. McHENRY STATE BANK ^ Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deaeeit Insurance Cerperatiea >; in 11» nil u 111 m iff n ii 11111 niiiii i i n 11 hi n n i i i . -i-, man, brother of the groom, George Erber, Jr., also of Wonder Lake, was groomsman. . Wilbert Erber of Crystal Lake ushered. Mrs. Miller chose for her daughter's corQnet of pink roses Mrs. Dorothy Powers served her sister as matron of honor. She wore a gown of gold and green taffeta, elbow- length gold gloves, and a little Id hat. The bridesmaids, Arline wddta* . dark er<wn <W »i£ G»«»rdo. Angelin. 9, the last meeting, at the Baptist! IT APKB-TlfllpMlTlt church, Marengo, the subject will be wahm UflVAWnlTl "Teaching the Primary Department." VvWB KAUHAxt If you c&n go, please contact your LAST SATURDAY pastor. , |vgottra thTiSta Thursday evening at 8 p. m. Come' Saturday evening, OctJ 18, of on and lend us your voice. j Miss Edna Tegtmeier, daughter of Many have asked what is going on' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tegtmeier of in the parsonage project. The sad story: .Mr; Hapke, torn Is that we neetf 200 bags of cement 2^ Mrs. Minnie Hspke of Barringtoiu in order to build a foundation on *veddmg was solemnized at 7 which to place the present building.;od°ck in the sanctuary of St. Lukes Do you have some to give or lend ?1 Evangelical Lutheran church, Itasca, We are hpping" to move the present j Rev. W. Mehlberg reading the building to a new location this fall, I serv'cethe first step in the preparation for The bride wn? attended by Mrs. meeting of the Leadership Training j beginning the new building. If you i Clarence Beckcr r k matron of honor Clinic at Crystal Lake returned en-1ca" help us along, please contact Dr. {and the Misses Claif Tegtmeier and thused and with the desire to attend' Milton Smith, phone 631-M-l. oriAnnetta Bicknese and Mrs. Paul more of these meetings. The second will be held at Woodstock. Oct. i9. '(ith the sufbject "Teaching our Youth." Other sessions will be held at 7:30 on the following dates: Oct. SUN. - MON., OCT. 24 - 25 .***** +>*4 M4Ts TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OCT. 26, 27 & 28 j 4'MOTHER WORE TIGHTS" ^ with Betty" Arable and Dan Dailey Two shows nightly, rain or shine. Entertainment fpr the entire family. Tl ES. MAT. & NIGHT On the Sta?e (In I'ersor.) SMILEY America's No. 1 Cowboy Comedian (Qrv thf Screen) Smiley Burnette 'BUCK AROO FROM TOWDEIt KIVEK" which she wore matching accessories 26 the Methodist church of Har and a corsage of yellow and white ?au8^'vl2fn HamP,to"-an,f Beverly t":r actors. Mrs. Erber was attired in a 7an.e Roberts, were identically gowned light brown dress with dark brown !n 1,venf'ar a"d a" w®re *he accessories and wore a similar cot- S^d gloves and gold beanies. sa_e | They, and the matron of honor, car- A 'reception followed the service' "ed bou(luet8 of ^-colored baby at the Recreation hall at Crystal i m^!"ls' , ,, . Lake, with 250 in attendance. A1 f mother wore a dress lunch, including a three-tier wedd-'of Pale Srey» Mack accessories, and ing cake, was served at midnight t* white shorty coat. Her corsage The couple left on a wedding trip I aiid upon their return will reside in! the upper apartment in the home of his parents. The bride, a native of Missouri, attended the local high school and is employed at the Admiral plant here. The bridegroom graduated from the MeHenry hi^h school and is now aidirtg his father in the operation of the Erber farm. WILLIAM ADAMS AND ELGIN GIRL WED ON SATURDAY I C E CREAM FLAVORS FOR OCTOBER BUTTER PECAN ^ * -VANILLA CHOCOLATE ' PINEAPPLE * , • MINT ; ' TOASTED HAZELNffT-- BOLQER'S DRUG STORE PHONE 40 At a nuptial high mass solemnized at St. Mary's Catholic church, EH gin, | last Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock by Rev. Fr. Michael Shanahan, Miss: Mary Susan Peabody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Peabody of Elgin, became the bride of William Adams, son of George S. Adams of that city, formerly of McHtnry. The bride wore a beautiful satin gown of princess stvle, with the skirt" sweeping into a lonp trair. Her bridal bouquet consisted of white | roses placed upon • a white prayer I book. She wore a six-strand poarl necklace, a s*ift of the bridegroom. ! Att?r^p».ts Wrre Catherine M. iPrain of Genoa, cousin of the bride, a> rar»id of hcr )i-; and the bride-"1 croornV sister Mrs. Mo-cis Poweil j and Miss Constance Trainor, bridesj maid?. Best l^an was : . cousin of the . hriiiegroom, Adsinp. while ) crroomsireri, v.'jpre. Moi ris Powell and1 jThoma« Ptabouy. s I Ti'e Rowns worn by the bi ide's atjfendanfs' Wore '"similarly 'stvled. Miss j Pl ain wearing a rap:-»bfrrr.y taffeta Ml... Powell, crol'J, an,. Miss- Trninor, t blue. Th 'v ciu ied- small liout > of raums in harmonizing shades. ' „ A v.vd'linj* breakfast was served to th? bridal.- -nartv ar.d members ofthe im:r'edinte families at Sunt^yfcno'k Acres" f.ikI during the afterroon and evrnin^ n ) ecption at the A(i;uT>-< home ws? attended by a lavr:? number of friciu s and relatives. * The brid<?, who attended St Mary's school and was graduated from St. f'dward high school, is employed in the office of the Illinois Tool Works. The bridegroom, a graduate'of the MeHenry hiq-h school, served for two years in the Pacific theatre with the armv and is now employed Ity the Adam? Auto Parts firm. MeHenry, IDinoii FRI. - SAT., OCT. 22-23 Ronald Reagan - Shirley Temple "THAT HAGEN GIRL" Plus - News A Cartoon SUN. - MON.. OCT. 24-25 Gregory Peck - Ann Todd Charles Laughion - CHsa.. Coburn Ethel Sarrymore "THE PARADINE CASE" Plus - World News & Cartoon TUESDAY (ONE DAY) John Sutton - Doris Merrick "THE COUNTERFEITERS" Plus - Three Stoogs Comedy Rev. Price, phone 61-J. i Karl? of MeHenry as bridesmaids. Last Sunday morning as an offer- • Carol Rose Becker served as flower tory solo, Miss Louanne Howorka ^lr'- £he bridegroom s attendants sang a very lovelv arrangement of | r,e Milton Hapke, best man and "The Twenty-third Psalm." The j ^ "Iter Tegtmeier and George Grever -- pastor's meditation was centered on groomsmen. vard, the subject "Teaching Junior ' 'Chest's Ministuy," an introduc-l A reception followed the ceremony Boys and Girls/' This clinic will be tion to the sermon for this Sunday, i at Ceska Beseda hall 'in Fox River for teachers and parents of children ] "The Ministry of the Word." i Grove. After a wedding trip te of grades 4, 5 and 6. On Nov. 2 ati Don't foraet the time, Sunday Mf "ieo and r'al:fo"-,i,'~ fouple will Methodist church of Crystal Lake the School at 9:30 and morning worship make their heme iii Bamngton. subject will be "A Christian Educa-1at 10;4&. "See you in church Sun-, The Hi>p\e family reside.! in Motion Program for Adults." On Nov.'day." * v Hemy several veav.s ago. LAST THREE DAYS ' TOURS., FRIDAY SATtMDAY S40K SKIIT FOR JUNI0IS Ow R«f«l«r Lew Nn 2.9> A *«- -* • • Rayon blended gal • PMc«d Manwi zip-up Mm. 24-30 SZSX O66 mw rUGHT PANTS ^ Leather Sheepskin Lined 6.95 Cloth Alpaca Lined 5.95 WED. - THURS., OCT 27 - 28 James Cagney Pat O'Brien "THE FIGHTING 69TU" GAY COTTON H0USEDRESSES ;'-Ow Miulai Low PHc* 2.91 • Prints, Checks, and Stripe* • Red, Brown, Blue, Green • Washable! S M L 2 66 MEN'S BIB OVERALLS ' . 2.69 -Urn 4r" MARRIED OCT. 21 Miss Marv Ann Stoffel of MeHenry nnd Vern Thelen of Johnsburg were I?a i rr'e^ ^hi" (Thursday) morning, Oct. 21, at St. Patrick's church. Complctc details of the wedding will appear, in next week's issue of the Plaindealer. THANK YOU! In this way we would like to exnress our sincere thanks to all those who helped to make our homecoming such a wonderful success. We apmireh *d your co-operation vary 23 THE STUDENT COUNCIL. 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