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vmwwm " i ,fl- •1 M.ipi!" • •C \?'S";i, Sfft'}**• tr. mi % house in McHenry i Thyijiy, ^ •' <T **•- -7*" * ww: ^ <• "Spr & <4 * > v . . / ] > ^ W; > "> * • « - • * * « „ t* , * y - > - ^ r * - # - * ; < • < 7 7 ; ? * . <- v l ? j L|U 1 * • ^ . r ,. » ~ 'x NEWS FROM Wonder Lake «* ie „. BK-Tiaiiii •*- %: 'orai Football Ln^tp 'or Grade School Boys A group of physical let in Harrison school Thursday last week and formed a foot- 11 league for grade schools In >unty. Those who met had opeW tor an eight-team league ut have settled for five teams rhich leaves the group with an pen team each week. There is eed for one more team to fill In ie bye. Those attending were Milton 'err, Marengo; Mr. Schneider, 'rystal Lake; Fr#d Zandier, Ponder Lake; Eddie Dwyer, Mclenry; and James Bell and Rusell £puehr of the Wonder Lake ten's club, sponsors for the leaue. This will be the same league lat wilfe in McHenry last year, iew rules have been set up and player weighing more than 125 ounds will be permitted to play, oys should weigh at least 80 ounds but no lighter boy who an play football will be refused Baaday, Nor. 11, an Armistice d«y service wUl be held at the Legion memorial In the center at 11 a.m. On that day the Legion hall will be open all day since It is the custom for all Legton posts in the district to visit each other on that day. A buffet lunch will be served. Further activities of the active *1 little post will be scheduled in the uear future. place rh# five teams will be Mclenry, St Mary's at McHenry, ohnsburg, Crystal Lake, and bonder Lake. Marengo plans to >in the league next year. There are 28 boys from Woner Lake who have turned out for He team and all are completely quipped by the Wonder Lake fen's club. An inter-squad scrimmage was eldj"uesday at 6:30 p.m. and the tariSig lineup against McHenry ither Oct. 4 or Oct. 8. The McHenry-W onder Lake arae is scheduled for the Wonder -akc field but may be played at lc-Henry under the lights. • Trip To ^Wrrand Mrs. Roger children and her mother. Mrs. A. James, have just returned from an 11-day trip that took them to Ely, Minn., and then to Ft William, Ont. They spent the night in Canada and then came home along beautiful Lake Superior. During the time they were gone the injured eye of little Jimmy Hansen returned to normal. He is now back in school. Jimmy's eye was cut by a toy sword in a pretend battle with his 4>rother. . * •• Twfaer' Coufwglg Parents of every school child will have an opportunity this week to confer about their child with the child's teacher. If you %aven't gotten a slip to register the time most convenient to you, contact John Lathrop, principal of Harrison. In North woods -JUtflter Wenkel, 12, of Wonder Woods, has returned to his home and is now enrolled in the Seventh grade at Westwood. Lester spent the summer with his dad in the northwoods of upper. Michigan. .meriran Legion lists Coming Evrati . =,--= Wally Leonard, commander of he Wonder Lake Legion post, . sk^that all Wonder Lake resi- and has not been patrolling the Robbery Reported From Hickory Fa Hi A break-in at the summer home of S. Georgian, 1623 Howard st., Chicago, was reported to Deputy Sheriff Roger Hansen Sunday. Hansen found that a TV set had been ripped out of the Hickory Falls cottage and that a window, h a d b e e n r e m o v e d a t t h e r e a r o f ! the house to make entry. Hansen said the robbery must jhave taken place after midnight 'Friday and before Saturday -morning. He t* Will making investigation. Hansen has been on vacation Conducting the Impressive ceremonies were Rote Arp and Laura Steffen. Those Installed included Jay Hansen, president; Alice Murdock, fir3t vice-president; Jerre Donash, second vice-president; Claire Rietesel, secretary; • Lorraine Stahl, treasurer; Marian Cannon, historian; Marion Ruzicka, chaplain; and Gertrude Nielsen, sergeant-at-arms. Louanne Howorka, accompanied at the piano by Virginia Monsang two selections. The first, "We Give You Thanks," was dedicated to the post officers. The second, "My Task" was dedicated to the incoming officers. Among the guests were Paul Marke Jr., who had a talk on his trip to Boys' State. Also present was George Pilgrim, senior commander of the Legion Post; Bill Nielsen, and John Widen, past commanders of the post; Gradelle Proper, first past president of the auxiliary, and Mr. Arp. The next county meeting will be held on the first Friday In October in the Waadfr Xalte Legion home. . . • • • ' V ; . • Brownie Scoots The Brownie Scouts met Monday after school and heard Mrs. Axel Raedel give a musical lesson on words. During the business meeting officers were elected. Shirley Johnson was chosen president; Rose Mary Roti, secretary; Jane Ann Wrede, treasurer. The remainder of the officers will be elected next Monday. The Brownies and their leaders are seeking aid from the talented persons of Wonder Lake. They are asking that these people BIRTHS PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kvetko are the parents of a son, torn at the Woodstock hospital Sept. 18# A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aalto on Sept. 18 at the Woodstock hospital. A girl Was born on Sept 19 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. afid Mrs. Theodore Pitzen. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seese are the parents of a son, born at Sherman hospital^ on Saturday, Sept 22. ^ A daughter was born a& St. Joseph's hospital. Elgin, Sept 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pederson.. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Lee of Ringwood are the . parents of a girl, born Sept 20 at the Woodstock hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schaefer on Sept 21 at the Woodstock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Freund announce the birth of a son at the Woodstock hospital on Sept 21. A son was born Sept 22 at the Woodstock hospital to Sir. and Mrs. William PiCTor of Huemann's subdivision. Mr. Pictor is the new agriculture instructor in the local high school. A son, William Jeffrey, weighting 7 lbs. 14 oz.. was born at Lake Forest hospital on Sept. 14 to Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence. lenW, as well as Legion memiers, paste the dates listed in heir hats--or anyway on their ome bulletin boards. Thursday, Sept. 27, at 8:30 p.m. here will be a meeting of the (TcHenry county council '<St the merican Legion in the ~ Woodtock Legion home. Friday, Oct. 6, at 8 p.m. the American Legion auxiliary's 11th ist^pt, will meet in the Wonder .•aire Legion hall. Some £6 units f the district ire expected to e present at the meeting. Friday, Oct. 5, is the regular uest night for the public to visit he Legion home and get acuainted. Saturday, Oct 6 there will be special party for all Legion lembers. A Legion membership ard is required for entrance. S^ghurday. Qct. 13 the Holy Name ociety of Christ the King church 1 sponsoring a square dance, een-agers may dance from 8-10 .m. and adults from 10 to closlg time. Wednesday, Oct. 31, there will a HaHoween party for the tiildren. once. Vandalism Considerable vandalism has been recently reported around Wonder Lake with windows broken in the store building down at the dam and a number of garbage cans reported stolen. come to the Brownie meetings and teach their specialties to these little girls or tell them of these specialties for broader understanding in the children.. Final registration for the Brownies is Monday so those youngsters wishing to join the troop are reminded to get their names in. Susan Spuefcr served refreshments. Gospel (harrh News our Annual Rally Day here at the G. C. next Sunday, Septemr ot „„„„ u ~ *)€r 30". a combined service Ljake area. He resumes patrol at of Church and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. (CST) An extraordinary program is prepared for this hour; in which the children of the Sunday School will take part with recitations and song. A male quartette from the Trinity seminary and Bible college in Chicago, will furnish the special music. Mr. Axel Gummeson, the Accordian Artist will be there to play also, and the pastor will bring a brief Gospel message. Souveniers for all present This is an occasion to which we especially welcome the paremtn of the children as well as other relatives and friends. In the evening, at 7:45 the students of the Trinity seminary will be in charge of the service. Be sure to come out to hear these gifted young people. Bns Service Plans for a Wonder Lake bus service are under consideration with Joe Gamin, Hickory Falls,* taking names of those interested and the hours which they would like a bus "run. Those interested should contact Gamin as soon as possible. Cheer Leader Bhther Steinle was again chosen as one of McHenry high school's varsity cheer leaders. Install Officers r Of Legion Asxillaff The officers of the Wonder Lake Legion auxiliary were installed Sept. 20 in the Legion home. LOCAL MEMBERS OF ADULT SCOUT GROUP TO TRAIN LEADERS Members of the Adult Girl Scout association are very proud of two of their group, Mrs. Frank Gans and Mrs. Harold Vance, who have just graduated as volunteer trainers of leaders, t|»e result of an intensive course , of twentyfive hours from Sept. 17 through 21 at Evanston. The course was in connection with national Girl Scout training, i3reat Lakes region, given under the auspices of the North Shore planning committee. It was designed to provide those enrolled with basic leadership training which they may pass on to other leaders and troop committee members. In the near future such a course will be offered locally, with Mrs. Gans and Mrs. Vance as instructors. Mrs. Nick M. Justen. Mrs. Ben M. Kennebeck and Mrs. Joseph Nimsgern visited relatives in Stacyville, Iowa, and Adams, Minn., the past week. They also visited the grotto at West Bend. • Mrs. Celia Knox and Mrs. Jack Oeary attended the funeral of Miss Nettie Murray, an old time Wauconda resident, in that city last Thursday. Mrs. Carl Courier and Mrs. Melvin Yerke of Marengo visited in the home of the former's mother. Mrs. Nellie Bacon, one recent evening. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shadle and daughter JSally expect to return to their honie at Laurel, Md., next week after a month spent with his parents, the Wolf Shadles of Ringwood, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. William Pries. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. JacU Zoia of Naponset, 111., spent the weekend with McHenry and Woodstock relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owen of Skokie and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander of Hebron spent Sunday visiting in the Robert Thompson home. Mrs. Fred Bienapfl spent a few days last week visiting in' Kenosha, Wis. Mr. and Mrs., G. Dale Dixon entertained friends from Evanston on Sunday. Attended the Waukegan branch meeting of the Hair Dressers association one evening last week. Anne Kaiser attended the Illinois State Association of Hair Dressers' annual trade show and convention, held in Peoria last Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Frances Thurlwell of Rockford has been spending; a few weeks visiting relatives in McHenry. Sunday guests of Mrs. Gertrude Thurlwell were Mrs. Johns Bushaw and son, John, and the letter's wife and son, Robert, of Rockford. Monday visitors were Mary Wapp of Nielsville, Wis., Mrs. Anna Tonyan and niece, Mrs. Louis Tonyan and Mrs. James Tonyan of Fox Lake. •!' • 1'H' t fr-M Residence Changes i MI 11 I'l l 1 1 1 t t t f H f H i f The Albert Justen family is moving from the apartment over Mi-Place to the former Zion Baker home west of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koehr. having sold their wholesale hardware supply business in West McHenry, will leave Oct. 1 for Orlando, Fla. They have also sold their home on Main street to the Potter family of Elmhurst. CARD OFI-HANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who remembered me in so many ways during the time I was confined to the hospital. I appreciated every- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whiting and thing very much. family of Elgin were guests in the, *20 DICK HERDRICH home of Genevieve and Marty j Knox last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Whiting of Lake Geneva were McHenry callers last Sunday. Diclp Hayes of Chicago visited his mother, Mrs. Edith Hayes, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schoenholtz and sons, Jerry, Jr., and Richard 'Duane, have returned to Peoria after spending a few days visiting in the M. L. Schoenholtz home. Dinner guests in the M. L. Schoenholtz home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner of Lansing. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. White of Stewart 111. Anne Kaiser of West McHenry NUPTIAL UNITED WONDER LAKE COUPLE The Community Methodist ettiireh in McHenry was the scene of a pretty double ring wedding service last Saturday afternoon which united in marriage Miss Geraldine M. Donash and Gerald J. Elbersen of Wonder Lake. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Donash of Hickory Falls and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Nancy Elberson of Indian Ridge.1 Rev. J. Elliott Corbett officiating at the wedding. j Soloist was Miss Lnanne Ho/ worka, who sang "Ave Maria" ain "Because." The attractive bride wore a pink lace gown, ballerina length, with short jacket featuring three-quarter sleeves. Her pink slippers matched the gown and she wore a pink blusher of French illusion, held in place by a tiara of pink orange blossoms. Her bridal bouquet consisted , of white carnations Mrs. William Donash. Jr., of Wonder Woods acted as matror of honor .attired In blue lace over taffeta. Miss Jacueline Donash sister of the bride, chose blue chiffon over taffeta and wore f pink gladioli corsage, as did Mrs. Donash. William Elbersen, brother of thr groom, served as best man, and Marius Hansen and Virgil Grand were ushers. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Donash selected a print dress, brown accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. About 200 guests gathered St the IF IT'S WORTH DOING It's Worth Doing Right . DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) : ~ &YES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITtED % TIRUAli TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS ••(fas DAILY < 9 to 12 A. M. and 1 to i P. H. FRIDAY EVENINGSt <t00 to 8tM P. M. iYENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 following the service, whetetasty luncheon was served those in attendance. The couple left on a trip Wisconsin, the bride traveling i„a S wine-colored suit and teathei|| hat Upon their return in twt|| weeks, they will reside in In Ridge, Wonder Lake. 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