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SOCIETY '••fe • SEPTEMBER BRIDE * - • wn tu born on Sept 19 in tk« Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Colman. Mn. Col man is the former Blaine Laadgren. The couple h*s two other children, a girl and a hoy. Susan Elizabeth is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conway , for their first child, born Friday, Sept. 15, at the Woodstock | hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rothermel announce the" birth of a daughter, Nancy Eileen, at the Woodstock hospital on Sept. 12. iMnumiittmiintiuiiiiiMHiaiiiitHiitiifHitiiiiimiiiM AMONG THE SIOK ----HMHwwmiiiiiiiMmHmiwimiwmminiiinHi '4 Photo by Frost < MKS. OIRARD ZIMMERMAN This lovely bride, before her Carriage on Sept. 9 in St. Mary's dhurch, Miss Cecile Tonyan, The "lewlyweds are now eajoylng a t^Ip to Colorado, after which they !|rill be at home on Court strecrt. BIRTHS »»•>•»> s i'< t'l 11111 n in Mrs. Paul Patzke underwent surgery at the Woodstock hospital last week. 8 Mrs. Henry Kraus was a surgical patient at the Woodstocli hospital last week: Mrs. Charles Unti underwent surgery in Augustana hospital, Chicago, last week. Henry Klnsala has been a patient at Victory Memorial bospital since Monday morning. rvfU>/2vv - • ^ ^ . ^ j - •. ^> timm Appropriately called a "frolic" was the jbanquet and accompanying entertsjftitqieat. which marked the twenty-vfifth anniversary observance of the state department 8 and 40, which met at the Palmer House. Chicago, recently. Pictured above, displaying ihifictious laughs, are Betty Duff of Harvard. left, and Minnie Green and Ch{i»'tin« Krion of McHsrtry. ^ •' • •< ! • PERSONALS M*. and Mrs. HowQpl Griffith •re the parents of a son, born at the Woodstock hospital on Sept. 13. Mrs. Griffith 1s the former ^Mitzi Durland. Friends will be interested to team of the birth of a daughter, Weighing 7 lb. 3/4 oz., on Sept. 8 Hi Benver, Colo., to Lieut, and Mrs. Joseph Karbin. Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Miller of McHenry are the maternal grandparents. . Mr. and Mrs. William Barth, Jr. of Huemann's subdivision announce the birth of a daughter on -- Sept. 18 at the Woodstock hospital. t.. /Mrs.«Barth is the former Marge Orens. This is the couple's first Child. * James Williams was born Sept. 11 at the Woodstock hospital to JMr. and Mrs. William Fiala, Jr., Of Wonder Lake. Mrs. Fiala is the former Barbara LaGrwa, daughter of the Arthur LaCrecas, who ,joperate the Lake. View Inn. James has a new cousin. Jeanette Lynn< %Gabel, born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gabel. Mrs. Gabel is the former Betty Jean Fialar daughter of the senior William FSalas. • Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Timme of Oak Park are the parents of a daughter, weighing 7 lb. 5 oz., horn at West Suburban hospital on Sept. 20 Mrs. Timnie is the former Joan Reihansperger of McHenry. F&RftfER GERMAN SOLDIER PUT ON YEAR'S PROBATION John Biel, the young Woodstock man who was brought into court a few weeks ago in connection with the theft of dynamite caps from a Woodstock resident, was placed on probation for one <year in the county court before Jhudge Henry Cowlin last weekend. He had pleaded guilty to a charge of concealing stolen property. Biel, 24 and a soldier in the German army during the last war. stated that he obtained the caps from James Curtis of Woodstock, adding that he kept them in his locker at the armory for a time and later in his car. He told Judge Cowlin and State's Attorney Don A. Wicks that he would try not to break the law in the future since he wanted to make America his home. He was born in this country but taken to Germany when a young child. He fought with the Germans in Poland and Russia, having been conscripted by the German Army. Rev Fr. Arthur Halbach, an instructor at Loras college,. Puhtique, Iowa, visited Mrs. Elbert Buch last week. . •. . Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olsen and family of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow York of Sharon, Wis., were Sunday visitors in the Leslie Olsen home. The Donald Hayes family 'of Chicago visited in McHenry last Saturday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Edith Hayes. Miss Marguerite Johnson, on the faculty of the Wheaton schools, spent the weekend with her parents- Other weekend visitors were Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson And faultily of Evanston. Clarence Whiting of Elgin attended the funeral of Sdwin Walsh on Monday. Miss Margaret Aylward of Chicago attended the Edwin \Valsh funeral the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kempfer, Jr., and children, Debbie and Albert. and Frank Kempfer, Sr., visited in the Fred SimOn home 1ta Chicago last Sunday. 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PHORE2S DUtJG STORE tttalgrtaiVtgeaqi MMCTJooUEfHli&BWY, ITLT LT . home qL. her sister and husbant, Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Miller. Jacob Buss of Chicago spent Sunday with relatives and friends in McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and family of Chicago and Miss Ellen Walsh of South Bead, Ind., visited Mrs. Jack Walsh last weekend. Mrs. Ed Holle of Oak Park spent the weekend with her parents, the Martin Conways. * Mr. and Mrs.t Joseph J. Miller were Elkhorn visitors Sunday. They also visited at Lauderdale Lake, \yis„ where they met Eddie and Fannie Cavanaiigh and Paul Rhuel, well known entertainers for many years over Chicago stations. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vycital left Tuesday morning for a trip through the East and into Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schoenholz and baby and Mrs. Fred Leonard of Peoria spent a few days this past week in the M. L. Schoenholz home. Guests on Sunday and Monday were Mrs. Robert Rusboldt and three children of Harvard. 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