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, June 2^ 1960 THE McHENRY PLMNDEALER Page Fiv#5 OBITUARIES MAURICE LAVELLE Maurice Lavelle, son oF the late Michael Lavelle and Margaret Buss Lavelle, died last Saturday, May 28, of a heart, attack. He had been a mail ca^er in Streator for twentytwo years. The deceased was. born in McHenry Nov. 30, 1915. Survivals include his wife, Margaret; a son, Michael, 15; his mother and a sister, Mrs. George (Ruth) Diederich. Services were held at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning from St. Stephen's church, with burial^ n the church cemetery. ELLA PARR9 Friends have learned of the recent passing of Mrs. Ella Parks, a native af the Slocum Lake area, who died at the age of 93. She and her husband formerly lived at Terra Cotta. Services were held in Park Ridge, \yhere she had resided in recent years, with interment in Crystal' Lake cemetery. J. of St. Paul; Richard G. of Villa Park and William A, of Stevens Point, Wis.; two sisters and a brother. HARRY HITZEMAN Services were held Wednesday afternoon in Chicago for Harry Hitzeman of Chicago, husband of the former Rosalind Nye of McHenry. Hitzeman died Saturday, May 28, while vacationing near Butternut, Wis. He was a patent attorney with offices at 14™Dearborn street. Survivors include his widow; a daughter, Joy; five sons, James, Gerald, John, Harry, Jr., and Robert, a brother and two sisters. MARIE PAULICS Services were held Wednesday in Chicago for Mrs. Marie Paulics of Island Lake, who di«^ Sunday, May 29. Burial was in St. Boniface cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Eva Hirsch; three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. two sisters and two brothers. JOHN BAUMHOFER Services were held at 9:30 Monday morning in St. Mary's Ca^iolic church, McHenry, for Jo™ N. Baumhofer, 73. of Freeport, who died in St. Francis hospital in that city Thursday, May 19, following an illness of pneumonia from which he had suffered two weeks. The Most Rev. Loras T. Lane, bishop of Rockford, officiated at the service, followed by burial in St. Mary's cemetery. Born June 11, 1886, in St. Pjud, Minn., he had resided in Mmenry, Rock^ofti and Pecatonica and tor the past two years in Freeport. He was a retired accountant and formerly worked in the bond division of the U.S. Treasury department. He and his wife, Christine, celebrated their golden viiedding anniversary Feb. 18, 1958. Surviving besides the widow ar£five sons, Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhofer, superintendent of Marian Central high school, Woodstock, and formerly assistant at St. Mary's parish, Mcl-Ienry; John 3. and Edwin Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ullrich are parents of a daughter, born •it Si. Therese hospital, Waukegan. May 22. t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wohnrade of Riverside Drive announce the arrival of a daughter, jWendy Ann, at. Memorial hospital May 25, weight 7 lbs. The; new baby has a brother, Stephen, 21 months old. Mrs. Wohnrade is the former Ruth Schaefer, daughter of the Herman Schaefers and the paternal grandparents are the H. Wohnrades of Wonder Lake. . Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Weinnart of Arlingion Heights are parents of their third daughter, Jayne Marie, born in a hospital in that city last week. Their other children are Lori and Julie. Mrs. Weingart is the former Dorothy D o h e r t y, daughter of the William F. Dohertys. and the paternal erandpar^nts are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weingart of this city. Their second son, Thomas Robert, weighing 8 lbs., 3 ozs., was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman of 112 West 22nd street. Barrington. on Maj- 23 at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. He has a brother, Randy, 3 years old. Mrs. Pearl Johnson of Barrington is maternal grandmother and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sherman of McHenry are the paternal grandparents, Mrs. Laura Sherman of McHenry is the paternal great-grandmother. , A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanKanegan of Wonder Lake at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Freund. McHenry, became the parents of a son at Memorial hospital. May 24. On May 26. a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wis- | sell, McHenry, at Memorial | hospital. At the Harvard hospital, I May 24, a boy was born to Mr. | and Mrs. Walter Miller of Mcj Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sharp bpcame the parents of a son, Robert Joseph, May 27, at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Sharp is the former Mary Ann Bolger, daughter of Mrs. John Bolger. Mr. and Mrs. William Butler ; ol Wonder-Lake are -the parents of a son, born May 30 at Harvard hospital. OSRITAL * BREAK GROUND FOR NEW 4-H HOUSE JUNE 5 ED'S RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers ! EVergreen 5-4129 Illinois 4-H House girls, past i and present, will arrive in Ur- Local people patients in St. j bana next weekend to take Therese hospital, Waukegan, i ,Jart jn the ground-breaking the past week include Robert ceremonies of the new 4-H Walker, David Scliewe, Mrs. House. The ceremonies of the Kate Wegener, Mrs. Alice Gus- new 4-H House will be obtafson, Mrs. Dorothy Roder- | serve(i June 5. 3 p.m., at 805 mel, Mrs. Josephine Wilkerson ; ohin rpp, iirhana , and Mrs. Donna Schmidt; j ° cU^an eSated $225, ~ 1000, the new house will be McHENRY HOSPITAL I brick veneer and completely* . Dunng the past week pa-j fireproof, fifty-one girls will tients at the McHenry hospital j OCCUpy the new house in Sepincluded Peter Rosing. Ingle- tember 1961 side; Gerald House, Robert ^ . . Siebert, Robert Dietrich and . Th° fund-raising ca"iptig!\ Tony Johnson, Round Lake; . * Mrs feehard Kevin Moon, Mary Yell, Wil-! Eus,,^c |*nd Gerald John: son Talbot and Trent Lippold. both of Champaign and Crystal Lake; George Werner. ^rs ,Earl Sonnemakeiv Ur- Mary Lilley. Rose Noel. /Brid-: bana' has now reached 535.000. g e t A n d e r s o n . P e a r l i n e R o w - A l u m n a e t h r o u g h o u t t h e land. Jane Klein. Harold King,! sta-^ 'ue working on varied Doris Thorson, Virginia Now-| Projects. County area alumnae kirk, Ludwig Kaeuffl. Frances I include Mrs. Jack Vick of Mc- Adams. Earl Mossman, Isa-1 Henry and Mrs. Wayne Dona- TOlie Atkins, Gerald Biederer. \ hue of Huntley, the former Rose Siemans. ^Marilyn Spang-! Helen Carol Harrison of Ririgler and Mark Giacomo of Mc- wood. Sandi Sells of Wonder Henry; James Barth and Betty j Lake is an active member. Christensen, Wauconda; Th-er- j Donations from McHenry esia Mayer, Cary; Lorraine, county include $250 from the Hoener, Silver Lake. Wis.: Lo-. McHenry County 4-H Federara Gelder, Richmond; Dani?l,tjon Home /Bureau units . Gathman, Fox Lake. George j th, oughout the county are,also | Cheever, Lake Villa; Harry j donating to the Heritage fund- Brady, Mommence; Harold. The quota for this area is t Kautz. Genoa City. Wis.; Mar- 53 900. ia Pavlics. Island Lake: Paul | Pfieffer, Chicago; and Stanley! ~ ^ Gerlick of Wonder Lake. | CLERGY ATTEND MASS Memorial Hospital , Among the clergymen pres- Patients at Memorial Hos- j ent at the first Mass of Rev. pital for McHenry County, 1 Fr. James Weber were C. J. Woodstock, during the past Thennes. Stockton; A. Weideweek Included Harriet Johns- ^man. Richard Paddock and ton, John C. Thies, Faith Pe- 1 Frank Zimmerman of Rockters, Evelyn Gilliland, James j ford; J. Dording, Hartland; Dariielson and Robert Nickels j John Duncan. South Bend, of McHenry; Harriet Koehler Ind.; James G. Gaynor, Chicaand Margaret Rose of Wonder go; E. C. Baumhofer and Jo- Lake. soph Et;an, Woodstock; Cletus Harvard Hospital j Anger. Johnsburg; Frater John Korner, III. and Patri- i Thomas J. Mueller. S.V.J., cia Newman of McHenry were j Techny and John Reuland, patients during tlie past week 1 Cary,, The visiting nuns were at Harvard hospital, ; Sisters M. Idelle, O.S.F., M. . Nicole, O.S.F, M. Michalita, NAMED MANAGER | O.S.F.. Milwaukee. Wis.; M. Leonard Covert has been as- ( Ildetons, O.S.F.. M. Arcadia, signed as the new manager of 1 O.S.F, Campbellsport, Wis.; M. the data processing center of j Jeremia, O.S.F., Harrington, Science Research Associates, 1 Nebr.; M. Gertina, O.S.F., Barreplacing Monroe Fein, who ( rington: M. Edulfa, O.S.F., will assume new duties in the , Glcnvicw and Charles Marie, Chicngo offices. ! O.S.F., Chicago. Mr. Covert "has an extensive 1 -- background in data p'rocessing j When sailors are on a ship, operations and recently re- 1 all they talk about is home and ceived his M RA. degree from : women -when they're home, the University of Chicago. 1 all they talk about is ships. For Your Convenience -- McHenry County Real Estate and Personal Property Taxes can be paid at the McHenry State Bank. First Installment is due on or before June 1st. SHAMROCKS BEAT HARVARD 16-1 FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT by Mickey Schaefer ORDAINED IN CITY Pistakee Country Club South End of Pist-akce Bay Course Playable After Heavy Rains £)ur newly remodeled clubhouse is available for pariies and banquets Phone EV 5-9854 § Cufi,i aan 9 • • Part Of A National Organization Has An Opening For A Sales Representative * Prefer Home Improvement Experience However, ability to handle direct sales of prime importance Only those capable ol $10,000 to $12,000 £ annual earnings need apply Interview Call Mr. Neiween - JA 6- Friday and Saturday -- 9:30 A.M. to 12 Noon Lto keep that grad Timely Gifts ON TIME Westclox Timex Models Styles The Most Particular Persons Men's Models $£95 From Women s Models 'C DRUG 103 S. Green St. STORE EV 5-4500 l^ast j.Sunday the McHenry Shamrocks won their fourth straight, game without a defeat by defeating Harvard 16- i 1. Ron Mauer pitched the first' five innings of no hit. no run baseball. Roger Tinder pitched the next two innings of no hit,' and no run baseball. Paul Casten pitched the final two innings of one run, two hit baseball. . | Gene. Freund was the batting star of the game with a ; single, double and home run j in lour trips to the plate. Don Bentz had two hits including a triple. We had five extra j base hits, two, doubles, two triples, and a homer. | The Shamrocks scored three runs in "the first on two hits, two errors, and one walk. The! two hits were a two run dou-1 ble by (Jone Freund, and a run producing single by Eton .Bentz.': We added three more runs' in the second on one hit, a. run producing single by Jack Schaefer. an error, a walk, and two wild pitches. The Sham-: rocks added two more in the fourth on one hit, a long triple ! by Bentz driving in one run. j We scored three more in the fifth on three hits, a homer' by Gene Freund. a double by | I -ee Mai. and a triple by Herb • Baker. The Shamrocks scored two! more in the sixth when Denny j Freund lead off with a single, j Roger Benson then followed with a single. After one out j Gene Freund singled home i both runners, giving him five j rbi's for the day. We scored | our final three runs in the: ninth on two hits, singles by1 Chuck Pierce and John Knox. Ccnot BOXELDER BUG SPRAY 0o*i A Quick, Thtroufh Job CONTROLS • Boxeltier Bugs • wJuclirt nnd Water Bugs • Spiders nnd Ontipodes • Scorpions • Ants Control Cenol Way Wffh Boirelder Spray CENOL COMPANY CHICAGO, ILL BOLGER'S 1®8 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-4500 HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS Gov. William G. Stratton has announced the addition of improvements on S.B.I. Route 173 to the state's highway construction program for 1960. The improvements will consist of the rehabilitation and resurfacing of the route from Antioch to Zion, Lake county, a distance of approximately nine miles. Bids for the work" will be sought by the Envisionof Highways at the letting11? scheduled for July 1. •*> Pictured above are the three young men who were ordained in an impressive rite at St. Mary's Catholic church on May 21. They are, left to right. Rev. Ronald Campo. His Excellency Bishop Loras Larie, Rev. James Gaynor and Rev. James Weber of Riverside Drive, McHenry.. Bishop Lane ordained the three to the holy priesthood in a' dolorful ceremony dating back to early years of the church, bestowing the powers of the Apostles on them. 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