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* VI." f The McHenryPlaindealer - l • Aug. gg' - ' Page^S' Enters Jfea<iemy : i ROBERT BARTELT Robert J; Bartelt,~14, son of wlr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bartelt' of Lilymoor, leaves Sept. 2 for Marmion Military academy, Aurora, where he is enrolled f<?r the fall t^rm. He is a. 1958 graduate of St. Mary's parochial school. IOBPI lOEKOl Frank F. Block Frank F. Block, 71, a native of McHenry, died unexpectedly while at work at Zioh Lutheran church, Marengo, Aug. 12. He was employed there Jas maintenance man. The deceased was born Dec. 12, 1886, in McHenry, but had «ade his home in Marengo r the last forty-four years. Prior to his retirement from the Marengo Borden company plant in 1953, he had been employed 7 there forty-nine years. For the past three years he had been caretaker for Zion Lutheran church- and school. His father, two staters, three brothers and two grandsons preceded him in death. He is ^rvived by his mother, Mrs. Minnie Block, of McHenry; the widow, Mrs. Elsa Eickstadt Block, of Marengo; a daughter, Janice, of Marengo; five sons, Alwyn and Aaron, both of Marengo, Frank of Chicago, Wayne of Elgin and Sievert of Montague, Mich.; three sisters, Mrs. Martha Feltz of McHenry, Mrs. Elsie Voeltz of algin and Mrs. Alfrieda Drey- I of Forest Park; a brother, Louis, of McHenry; nine grand- Children and several nieces and ntphews. Services were held at 2 o'clock Friday from the Marengo Lutheran church, with burial in Marengo City cemetery. Joseph Otto Joseph E. Otto,* 54, a Brookfield real estate man for twen- %-?ive years and a part-time resident of Hickory Grange for the past eight years, died Sunday, Aug. 24, following a short illness. He is survived by his widow, Mildred, two sons, Charles L. and . Joseph E. Otto, Jr.; his father, Louis Otto; one brothel Edward J.; and one sister, Helen R. Otto. ^Mr; Otto was a member of We LaGrange Real Estate board. Services were held Tuesday morning from Emmanuel Episcopal church in LaGrange, with interment in Bronswootl cemetery. * George McNamara Services were held Wednesday, Aug.. 27, for George McNamara, formerly of Chicago tfld more recently of Pistakee Highlands. Mr. McNamara leaves h i s wife, Margaret Koerner McNamara; and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Young, of DesPlaines. The body rested at the Justen- Hamsher funeral home in Fox Lake. Burial was private. I4a Peterson Friends this week mourned tiAe death pf Mrs. Ida M. Peterson, 91, who died in St. Joseph's hospital, Belvidere, Friday, Aug. 22. She had resided in the Marengo area for forty .. yeari' s. , Services' W£tfe held Monday afternoon, with) interment in Woodland cemetery, McHenry. William K. Boetsch A long illness ended in the ifftath of William R. Boetsch, 75, head of the William R. . Boetsch Son Well Drilling ; company and a resident of the Burton's Bridge area since 1927. He died in McHenry hos- Vpital Saturday, Aug. 23, where he had been confined for a month. tThe deceased was married to Eileen Nolan on Feb. 1, 1910, in Evanston. She survives, as r; Be a son, William, of Crystal .•» Lake and a step-son, John Mul- * vanny, of Chicago; six grander children and a sister, Mrs. Angela Arns, of Chicago. 1- The body rested at the Warner funeral home in Crystal Lake until 9:30 Wednesday % morning, when it was removed *|Mo St Patrick's church, Mc- Henry, for a funeral Mass at 10 - <ffi:locli. Burial was in the : ^tiiPch"«wn(Bt6ry. ' & • • : " "i .U «i*>, - . -lf I II '< » •?- Nqfco So-Fresh Chocolate Chip w« Itimt Tk» To Unit- Price* Effective Thru "Sat. Aug. 36th Prices effective la Chicago iikiirMi Sferei Notco--idc Off ySDA Inspected for Wholesomtncsa FRESH. CUT UP. Packed Pan-Ready iSfCDCC l#*C ftllDC TDIV WITH THF PURCHASf OF it 'GE CUBE TRAY 12 bottus of natco \ \ 11 Popular Flavors, Sparkling '.BEVERAGES CO L A 24-0i, Btls. CHICKEN P i u s D e p o s i t PARTS - N*w THIGHS & LEGS Manor House |l BREASTS . ijf National's Top Taste All Meat Skinless FRANKFURTS ..lb. 5* Imported Holland Ham Boiled Sliced CANNED HAMS . 8 or. pkg. 5* National's Top Taste Braunschweiger ^ LIVER SAUSAGE.. lb. 49* California Grown. Large Cluster FRESH SEEDLESS MIcfclfM twwi Fr--itut, FriA PEACHES 4 L».. 29* Heme Crewe, Fresh. New Wnttra ftrawi, U.S. No. I. Freih CABIAGE ^ 5* IPRBHE PlillS ^ 19* Feecy, Large, Smooth, Crlip, Creachy, Fresh A CUCUIIERS 3201 25* t AMERICAN DE LUXE Special Blended For ICED TEA Medium $ise, Sweet YELLOW «% ONIONS 3 SALERNO COOKIES Cocoanut Bars or Butter Cookies Van Camp 9-0z. Box Van (arnp5 8eaH5 Charcoal PORKsBEANS 16-Oz. Cans 25 Howtheree-Mellody Choc. Wave f1awthorn*-M*H»dy ICE MEAN *"89 gET2.55 Home Brand, Frosen American De-Luxe LEMONADE joo 6-0z. Cans BRIQUETTES Bondware 9-0*. Size HOT CUPS 10 -Lb. S«t 20 l*' ia? 24-Ct. 48~Ct. 99c Crerage Pine Fit BAR-B-Q SAUCE 19-0z. Btl. CATSUP 2"'3 9 Aunt Nellie 16-Oz. Cans ^ • ;. r. t-:r.i ?