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J oh ns burg News By Mm Batty BMennam I fe. Halloweeii Party ' ^The juvenile girl Foresters wil| start rummaging through the attics and basements looking for hilarious bits of clothing which will add up to some outlandish costumes. The reason is, the forthcoming dress-up Halloween party which will take place, on their meeting night, the second Mtohday in October. The meeting will start at 7 o'clock on Oct. 14 t the Community club hall, fizes Will bp distributed for the best costiirnes so come on girls and start digging tor those Costumes. Sad News ' •Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mrft, Albert A. Adams upon the death of her "'mother. Dorothy's mother, who had resided in Summitt, passed away in ; ^ hospital following a lingering ill- Hawaii Round Mrs. Karl Olsson left last wee* by plane for Hawaii to join her hitsband who ig stationed there. Mrs. Olsson 16 the former Ferle Tlpperreiter. Home for Good Bob, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wmith has put his army uniform in Moth balls after completing his two years hitch in Uncle Sam's service. Previous to his discharge frofti Port Sheridan, Bob served almost Aventeen months in Japan. Col Our apologies t^^jjfeand. Mrs. George Oeffiing the misprint in last week'^ggue of this column. George atjftsijartha celebrated their thirty-second wedding anniversary on Sept. 23, not their twenty-secondas was stated in last week's papph P.T.A. Card Last Sunday ev&] found Oolite a few . the first of the f.„ sponsored by St.\| The officers and rri John's P.T.A. wofilrfS press their whole hea" t# all the persons who attended the party and spent tfrs evening indulging in a little ffii®ly card playing.. > -$|F lept. 29, enjoying d parties I's P.T.A. Of St. to exthanks Surprise! Sarprtte! MrS. Catherine Schaefer was a victitn of complete surprise when her family "popped in" one by one last Sunday afternoon. The occasion was Mrs. Schaefer's seventieth birthday. Entering the house complete with trimmings for a delicious dinner and supper were Mr. and Mrs.' Louis Oleyniccak and family of Milwaukee, Wis., Mr. ahd Mrs. William Schaefer and family of Winnetka, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thufwell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thurwell 6f Mc- Henry. Our best wishes to Mrs. Jjchaefer upon her seventieth day. Baseball Notes Just about the end of what you will be hearing about baseball from our vicinity took place last Saturday and Sunday. A bus driven by Frank Schaefer and laden with Joe Frett's McHenry county league champions, the Johnsburg Tigers, made another trip to Stateville. The boys playa good game and came out the victors over the inmates. Hettermann's softball team, which Were champions also this year, made their yearly trip to New Munster, Wis.; last Sunday afternoon for the final game of ball this year. Although they came out on the short end of a 4 to 3 score, the players and their families gathered at "Scfiiny" Smith's 0} participate in some lively fun. Brownie News On Sept. 24, the troop of brownies which meet in the community club each week completed their lapel pins. The girls are planning to wear them to the next meeting. Hostess of the week was Joann Whiting who treated all those present to cookies. At the next meeting the girls will plan how •$tby will celebrate at their Halloween meeting. \ Abound the Tdiijp Mr. and M^ Ben listen spent a few days dway froftf home by enjoying a beautiful4-drive up North. The Richard Dehn family and the Jim Hettermann family were in Chicago last Saturday to attend the wedding of their sister. Hie ceremony which was performed at 3 p.m. in the Maternity B.V.M. church, united Joan Dehn of Chicago and Ted Beeskow of Round Lake. * * Bill Ricks was pleasantly surprised last Sunday when his daughter and husband, the Emil Boilers,, and their friends, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Knickerbocker, all of Peoria, drove out tp spend the afternoon with him." "Pat" and Mary Hiller left last Saturday on an extended vacation trip. Anyone interested|jn getting the jump on writing -out Christmas cards can do so nliW. The cards and Christmas wrappings can be obtained through the St. John's school children. Mesdames Rita Miller, Dorothy Whiting and Delma Monte are directors not leaders of the girl scout troop which now meets weekly in the community club hall. This week the girl- scouts are asking your help in their fund raising campaign. Please help these girls as much as you can. A big birthday wish for little Michael Hettermann who is two today, Oct. 3. Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling Jr. and David visited his former army buddy in Pes Plaines one night recently. More Brownie News The newest bro\ynie, troop met at the public school^Mtient last week. The girls project for that meeting was to cut out and make designs from colored paper. Their project for next week's meeting is to make "trick or treat" bags from shopping bags. Three new girls were taken into this troop. They were. Susan Kratfs; Barbara Kr&us and Donna Rosentreter. Meeting Night The Johnsburg Community club will hold their monthly meeting in the club hall next Monday, evening, Oct. 7. * ~ Birthday Celebrant Mrs. Catherine Klein was guest of honor at the Leo Michel's home last Sunday. Her family'gathered there to Celebrate Mrs. Klein's eighty-third birthday.' "Present for Fire Prevention Week Oct. 6-12 PROTECT WITH ' 5 , A "KIDDE" EXTINGUISHER tlRE EXTINGUISHER RECHARGING " V Richmond Fire Extinguisher Service Phone 3821 SALES -- RECHARGING W. L. Speaker Jr. Ritffrtoftd, Hi. f» v>* 'fJc s> 1.i1' .v- < * We DYE for You! • Sprawls - Rugs Slipcovers TOP QUALITY Riverside Drine V 202 N. Riverside Drive Phone McHenry 890 i k SERVICE Fail Service We Wsdr' Bbnkete^P Heavy Work Fluii Dry supper were: Mr. aild Mi's. ftick Nett;. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nett; tot. and Mrs. Tom Deidrich and family; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dofch and son; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Puetz and family; Mr, aiid Mrs. Jim Nett; Mr. and Mrs. Art Klein and family; Mr. and Mrs. John Nett and family; Mrs. Clara Adams; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Anderson and of ctiurse "Hack", Regina and the girts. LARGEST STATE AID CLAIM APPROVED FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS The -largest final state aid Claim ever approved for McHenry county public schools was certified By Vernon" L. Nickell, state superintendent of public instructioh. Nickell approved the amended claim in the amount o $738,714.07 for the sehool year which ended June 30, 1957, which was a part of a record state-wide claim of $&3,433,08IJ03. The state superintendent of public instruction has certified payment of the county claim, payable to Richard L. Tazewell," county superintendent of schools, who in turn will, disburse the claim to the districts in the county. McHenry county's original prior claim was set at $754,181.61, or $15,467.54 over its finally approved amended claim. Qtis M. Kramer Wonder Lake ' residents this week mourned the passing, of Otis M. Kramer, 79, a resident for fifteen years. He died Thursday in his home after an illness extending over three years. Mr. Kramer was born: lb Ohio on Nov. 19, 1877, and wks a retired grain operator superintendent. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ethel Van Kanegan of. Wonder Lake, Mrs. Dorothy Somers of Dalton, Ill.,;and,Mrs. Florence Miller of Chicago; a Sbli< Frank, flif N«fr York', . a ~f Smith, of Daytona TMyfe' fia., eleven grandchildren aM^ifleven great-grandchildren. The body rested at the Peter M. Justen funeral homier until 2 o'clock Monday affe^toon. frhen Rev. Burton Schro«|»i^fficiated at last rites, foUo&iprpy burial in Woodland cemete&.1-"; HARDEST S BUSIEST CHEAPES! WORKERS IN TOWN fLAlNDEALER WANT ADS EAGLE - PICHER /Jluminnm STORM WINDOWS and DOORS JALOUSIE DOORS 8c WINDOWS • Narrow Sturdy Frames All Inserts Glide Easily • Self Storing • Simple Seasonal Changing Liberal Trade In Allowance on your Old DoOTa and Windows. ORDER NOW. Zephyr Veniilaled Aluminum Awnings and Door Canopies. Color and Style for Every Home. ARTHUR BOGER PHONE 1180 807 E. Waukegan Road McHenry OBITUARIES Don C. ttfyKT' - Funeral services were held Saturday from the Justen-Hamsher funeral home in Fox Lalte for Don C. Boyle, 66, of Pigtakee Heights, who died in McHtrjry hospital Sept. 25. Burial ..,wa§| in Avtoh cemetery in Lake county. Mr. Boyle was bd*#^n Colorado Springs. Colo., and moved to the McHenry area front""Chicago two years ago. He was a retired machinist for the Wester^'Indiana railroad. Surviving are the widow, Ruth; a daughter, Marian, at home and a brother, John, of Indiana. •*- Batassa Graveside rites were conducted Saturday morning at, 10 o'clock in St. Mary's cemetery McHenry, for Joseph Balassa, 72, a former Chicagd resident who died in th* Villa Rest Home at Pistakee Bay Thursday, Sept. 25. Surviving is a brother, Stanley, of Florida. Carl J. feolander Services for Cart jf. Rolaftder of McCullom Lake, a resident there only a week, Were held Tuesday afternoon in Chicago, with interment in Evergreen cemetery. He died unexpectedly on Friday, Sept. 27. Surviving are the widow, Eva; five children. Carl and Richard L. Rolander, Eva Studeman, Berniece Altman and Marguerite Homberg. all of Chicago; also nine grandchildren. " William R. Philip William R. Philip of jpistakee Heights died Monday morning. Sept. . 30, at McHenry hospital, where he had been a patient for twelve days. He was a retired laundry truck driver. Mr. Philip was a native of Chicago, where he was born Jufie 2, 1887. He had lived in this vicinity for a year. The body was taken to the George Justen ft Son funeral home and then removed to 9568 Belmont avenue, Franklin Park, for last rites. Max M. Wagner, Sr. This week death claimed Max VILLA NURSING HOME ON PISTAftEE BA,, NEAR McHENRY Heme lor the Aged . SENILE . . . . felED PATIENTS PHONE MdlENBY 461 Tower Grill On Rt. 120 In Lakemoor Phone MeHenTy 161 FINEST FOOD ANYWHERE Open Dally 10 AM. to 1 A.M. - Large Parking Area FrL A Sat. Until 8:00 A.M. 6V' .> V ANNOUNCEMENt: Our spacious i^ew dining rtwrn is now open for your comfort and dining pleasure. Plan to visit the Tdwer Grill this weekend arid enjoy our excellent food at moderate family prices. H. Wagfier, Jr., of 225 S. Iowa Street, Addison, Sfl., husbandt M Genevieve Brefeid Wagner and father of Christine. He was the son-in-law of Mrs. dhristine Brefeld, formerly of McHenry. Serviceis were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 ^o'clock from a chapel at 134 S. York street, Elmhurst, with burial in Elm Lawn cemetery. Infiug Miceli Julius Miceli, 57, died of a heart attack on Sunday, Sept. 29, at his summer home in Villa Vaupell, Griswold Lake. The deceased was born in Chicago July 17, 1900, and was enployed as maintenance man for Sawyer Biscuit company. v Surviving is the widow, Julia. The body was at rest at the George Justen funeral home until removal to a chapel at. 619 S. Ashland blvd. Services will be held at 9 o'clock Friday from Our Lady.,of Pompeii church, with bur» ial in Mdtant Carmel. rgfnt# Dawacrti Virginia Dawson. 15, of Spring Grove, died in McHenry hospital Sunday, Sept. 29, where she had been a patient several hours following an auto accident. The deceased was born in Chicago Sept. 20. 1942. A junior in Richmond-Burton high school, she was a member of the tiirls Athletic association and was on the editorial staff of the school newspaper. 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