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*>„'•« 'L ' -': ; - Page Fonrta^p Johnsburg DEATH OF LOCAL HAH SHOCKS COMMUNITY bv rsettv Hettermnm. THE McHENR* PLAINDEALER • - ursday, Novemt*r 6, Joy and Karen Hettermann. Residents of this vicinity were shocked when learning of the tragic death of James A. Fisher. 'The Fishers have been living in the former Kroh home since moving to our community over two years ago. We all join in extending our deepest sympathies to Mrs. Fisher and her three children. Boy Scout Drive G e r a l d H e t t e r m a n n w a s chosen as „ chairman for the Boy Scout fund raising drive in this area. Gerry has appointed several workers to aid him in this worthwhile project. If, by some chance, you haven't been contacted and would like to give, please contact Gerry. ' It's A Girl! Mr. and Mrs. Rav Krueger of Jak-Ana Heights welcomed a newcomer to their home last week. A beautiful baby girl was born to them at the Woodstock' hospital on Oct. 27. Five year old Terry and four year old Mark are anxiously a\vaitT ing a chance to get acquainted with their sister. Brownie News Troops 408 and 295 and the second grade Brownies gathered at the community club hall last Monday afternoon for a group Hallowe'en party. Participating in this affair were scary goblins, pert party dolls, flirty flappers, etc. The girls sang songs after which doughnuts and apple cider were served to the girls by their leaders. After a few games were played, the girls proceeded to dip into large tubs filled with water for apples. After each girl successfully retrieved an apple, she proceeded in- i to the kitchen to %ve it put on a stick and coated with taffy. The troops thoroughly en- i joyed this affair and hope to get together again at some future date. Anniversary Plans The jUvenile girl Foresters of St. Agatha's Court No. 777 wish to extend an invitation to | the adult members of this court to participate in their tenth anniversary celtbration. This event will take place at the community club on Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. New members of the juvenile court will be initiated at this meeting. If there are any juvenile court members who were seven before the first of June and were not taken up as yet. please contact either Mabel Smith or Laura Schmitt. Refreshments' will be served by members of the adult court. • Spring Grove Brownie Troop Enjoys Cook-Out by Mrs. Charles Freund Brownie Troop 518 had a Hallowe'en and "Cook Out" party in the back yard at the home of Brownie leader, Mrs. William Thornton on Wednesday, Oct. 29. Fortunes were told by "Gypsy" Mrs. Edna Olson: There were many games and prizes were given bearing the Brownie insignia. Delicious food w&s served prepared by the Brownies. tained members of her club | Mr. Orvis was the eighth genby taking them out to dinner eration of his family in the on Thursday night. A delic- j New World. ious meal was served with Prominent in political and WONDER LAKE (Continued from page 12) chicken ala king topped off with pumpkin pie and Shipped cream. Games of five hundred were played and prize Winner were Mrs. Nora Klaus, Mrs, Catherine Kagan and Mrs. Marge Schmeltzer. Mrs. Arthur Klein had the birthday of the month and was presented with a gift. The club will meet next with Mrs. Regina Schaefer as hostess. s+neW The deceased is the last i s. of thte Orvis family. He is sur- | attend this, special meeting for Visit In Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Charles May visited their son, James and family in Plainfield, Ind. last weekend. : -Three Reasons To Celebrate ; The Frank Schmitt home was the scene of a triple celebra-' tion last Sunday. Gathering! in the Schmitt horhe for. dinner ; and supper were: Mr. and Mrs. ! Edwin Denman, Mr. and Mrs. j Charles Harding and family, ! all of Gurnee and Mr. and Mrs. , Bob Schultz of Harvard. The reason for celebration was Frank's dad Anton Schmitt's seventy-sixth birthday, Laura's dad Edwin Denman's sixtyfifth birthday and Laura's folks, forty-first wedding anniversary. I Christening 4 '• Loralie Marie Gathman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gathman, was christened at St. Bede's church in Fox Lake on Sunday afternoon at two on Oct: 26. Father Coffey officiated and the baby's sponsors were great-grandparents, Mrs. William Zaboroswki and Frank Tinney. A dinner was served in the Gathman home following the ceremony, House Warming Approximately thirty friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller pleasantly surprised them on Saturday night by gathering at their new home for a housewarming. Cards were played for entertainment and a delicious pot luck lunch was served. A gift was presented them for their new home. civic affairs in Wis own right, Mr. Orvis had a brother E. V. Orvis who was 'a state's attorcomplete plans for Parent- Teachers Night to be held on Nov. 18. All parents will be invited to engaged couples attend. Please contact the rectory-or the-ushers in church. vived only by his wife, Olga. Funeral services were held on Friday afternoon in the Strang Funeral chapel in Antioch. Those from here who attendparents aiid come better each other. teachers to beacquainted with Christ the King Church News A mission will be conducted ed the funeral were Mr. and I parish by the Rev. V. F. Mrs Frank Sanders, Mr. and i Kienberger, a Dominican Mrs. William Shotliff and Mrs.' Priest> wel1 known as an out- Alice Wagner. standing preacher and missioner. Nov. 5 through Nov. 12. Sermon and devotions at 8 every evening (except Tuesday at 7. Mass Will be offered each morning at S and 8:30. Bazaar Notes Once again the officers and members of St. John's P.T.A. started a new project and polished it off with complete success. The P.T.A. sponsored a bazaar at the community club hall last Sunday afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock. Numerous items, both useful and decorative were made available at the various booths. Games were provided to keep the youngsters entertained while home baked items were on sale all afternoon. Anyone who didn't care to go home for dinner just stayed in the hall and purchased a plate lunch prepared by the P.T.A. members All in all, I think this endeavor should prove most profitable for the treasury. 4-H News The Busy Three Club met recently in the high school, with fourteen members present. Dues will be paid at the next business meeting. It was stated that there wouldn't be a party-a-month during December and January. We filled out our cards to be sent in for our next project book. Each member gave a short project talk. Norma Anderson, Reporter. Ushers Meet Rev. John Daleiden and the ushers of St. Peter's held their regular meeting at the home of Charles Freund on Wednesday night. Plans for a feather party in November were discussed and there was a social evening at cards. A lunch was served at the close of the evening. Entertains Club Mrs. Charles Freund enter- Trick 'r Treat Ghosts, witches, clowns, pirates and tramps invaded the town on Friday night as the little folks rang door bells calling for their treat. They must have all been treated well as there was no sign of "trucks" noticeable on Saturday morning. GRANT CHAPTER Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has issued a charter to the Bellon Construction Co., Inc., Rt. 1, McHenry, Jerome Marks, Harriet Radunz and Blanche Vrba, for gen-' eral contracting, constructing, repair, remodeling and improvement of real estate, etc. One good idea may provide jobs for a dozen or a million men, as has been proved over and over. the Want Ads Dec. 14, His Excellency Bishop Loras T. Lane will confirm adult converts from all over the diocese in Rockfojrd,, All adults who have not been confirmed should, call the rectory to register for confirmation class. Pre-Cana conferences will be held at St. Thomas church in Crystal Lake, on !Nov. 16, 17, 19, 21. It is important that all Holy Name Society Men of the Holy Name society of Christ the King church are planning a dance, Nov. 15, i " ^ The Woodstock Band Motlfe ers -will have their annuMsmorgasbord at the Woodstoc# Community high school caf€| teria on Thursday, Nov. 6, with serving starting at 6:30 p.n Turkey and ham are on the menu and tickets may be p% at the American Legion half in 1 chased from band members McHenry. Jerry Raske is chairman. The next meeting, Nov. 13 will be "Hot Dog Night", and some pleasant entertainment' is planned. at the door . Altar and Rosary Society The ladies will attend the Mission and have their meeting immediately following, at 8:45 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 6. Mrs. Marie Bartz will give a report on the convention. Hostesses r M R« u-s- r*t. Off. <a ptoerBrucTmui^ for the evening will be Lenore Jaesche, Judy Rasmussen and Gloria Freund. Obituary Qur deepest sympathy to the husband and family of Mrs. J. J. Meersman, who passed away at Memorial hospital Monday morning. were at Christ the King church Wednesday with interment at Calvary cemetery in Evanston. The Meersman's have been summer residents at the Lake | phone 40 for many years. RUPTURE-EASER <r Brace Trui w >oubla...$3 SA95 Fitting Br R»quir»J>K I It. No. M6551 reducible inguinawl ahsehranbiale. Bssu achm adjustable, Snaps up In fro.. ' !w?rili;W 8K0r £e8 tee^. 8?t*ra Ple-a tShoefrt - bfalantd sf.f rcF?o r_ ; F uu nu ec ri aa il ssee ir vviiecwe s I nnoe»a^snTre0 maPrno'u nchdi ldlorwene.s tM paallr to rdofe rsa f»cdlvoo* ttcn* rifht, left side, doable. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE McHenry, Old Time Resident Dies ^Everett R. Orvis, a member of one of the area's oldest families, died Oct. 28 in St. Therese's hospital following an eight week illness. He was 79. Mr. Orvis was born Feb.18, 1879 in Spring Grove. 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