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Aursday, July 7, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ANNIVERSARY * IS MARKED BY CELEBRATION <r A recent celebration at Chapel Hill Count ry club marked the observance of the r Silrer wedding anniversary "'of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Freund of Johnsburg. who have lived their entire married life on the Freund home farm. Present for dinner were 100 relatives and close friends, with seventy-five more joining open house festivities which featured a mock wedding and dancing. ! All members of the original ing party were among rose present. They were Florce Smith of Richmond, Leonjr& Thennes and Viola Then- Ijes Justen of McHenry, Regina Rlein Michels of Johnsburg and Steve Schmitt of Elkhorn; Wis. 1 Bernard A. Freund and Anita Schaefer were married at St. John the Baptist church by Fi\ Vollman in 1935 Whe presence of their four children made celebration of the anniversary a complete success. They are Arnold of Champaign, Kathleen at home, Lambert, a June M.C.H.S. graduate who will join his older brother at the University of Illinois next fall, and Neil, a student at Salvatorian seminary, St. Nazianz, Wis. HOLD INSTALLATION OBITUARIES Rudy Bryant Photo Marjorie Fernstrom, sitting, in the center of front row, was installed as senior regent of the Women of the Moose, No. 1348, at a special rite held recently. Jane Roewer acted as installing chairman, First row, left to right, Ethel Bruce,, Hazel Struwe, Mrs. Fernstrom. Eleanore Brussq and "Olga Johnson. •• Back row, left to right, Lona Brever, Eunice Tobey, Shirley Ozog, Jean Neumann,, Mabel Thomas, Ann Rodenkireh. Lillian Cox, Jane Rower,^Ethei Hagberg,, Imogene Grist and Fay Young. CONSTANCE KARLIC. GERALD R. GRASSER MARRIED JULY 2 OSRITAL flotiu Steven Simpson and Carl Kindel were patients in Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyville, last week. # McHenry Hospital During the past week patients at the McHenry hospital included Lorayne Burt, Wonder Lake: Carl Mattson and Annalisa Kazlun. Fox l ake; William Bogard, Ringwood; Olaf Nelson, Harvard; Eugene Gentile, Gregory Kasper, Anton Gttchas, Mary Dunn, Alan Miller and Perry Gulbrandson, Chicago; James Pelinski, Des- Plaines; Ed Grothman and Betty Tewksbury, Barrington; Paul O'Leary, Round Lake; Ross Lemen, Waukegan; Brian Thompson, Woodstock; Josephine Verga, Volo; Pearl Welcome. Crystal Lake; Robert Stang. Kaethe Hcmkendrois, Kirk Krieger, George Johnston, Linda Murphy, Carl Wagner, Sorge-eotomer^Margaret Ann own, Margaret Henne, Vicky Koepke, Joseph Karls and Jann Bjorkman, McHenry. Memorial Hospital Patients in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, this past week included Thomas Adams. Joyce Schwanke, Dolores- Sokolowski, Audrey Pinkonsly and Byron McAnsh of McHenry; Charles Caley and Millie Schubert of winder Lake. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sand and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Justen and son, Jerry, of Waukegan, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Justen, daughter, fifclly. and son, Tom, spent the Fourth of July holiday with their mother, Mrs. Michael M. Justen. Mrs. Gene Hammershov and children, Rosalind and Richard, spent six days visiting her father, Leon Andrews, in Bangar, Mich. Mrs. Hammershoy's mother, Mrs. Leon Andrews, is recovering from sUrgery at Passavant hospital, Chicago, ftta. Hammershoy's sisters and their families also visited there. Miss Constaijce Lee Karlic. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leo Karlic of Holiday Hills, became the bride of Mr. Gerald Raymond Grasser, son of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Joseph Grasser of Ingleside in a pretty wedding which took place last Saturday, "July'2, at St. Patrick's church, McHenry. Rev. Eugene Parker officiated at the 11 o'clock service. The bride approached the altar, lovely in a floor length gown of net and satin, with lace ruffles edging the skirt, extending into a short train similarly trimmed. She had a crown headpiece to which was attached a fingertip veil. Miss Patricia Malewig of Chicago acted as maid of honor and Miss Carol Ann Karlic of Holiday Hills was bridesmaid. Little Mary Katherine DeSmet of Chicago was the pretty flower girl. The attendants had while chiffon dresses with blue satin cummerbunds, and hats of blue satin with matching veils. William Scheelk of Chicago s e r v e d a s b e s t m a n a n d groomsman was Walter Karlic, Jr., of Chicago. Charles Grasser of Inglesioe was ring bearer. Mrs. Karlic selected a black and white chiffon dress and white accessories for the wedding. At the reception she wore T poudre blue lace dress. Mrs. Grasser was attired in a light b'ue dress and white accessories. A breakfast was served at 12:30 o'clock at the bride's home for forty members of the bridal families and immediate families. In the evening, 150 guest's attended a reception at the V.F.W. clubhouse in Chicago, The ncwlyweds left on a trip 'o the Wisconsin Dells for five days, and upon their return will reside at 101 Sunset, Holiday Hills subdivision. . Both the bride and groom are employed by the Jewel Tea company of Barrington. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend a sincere "Thank You" to all our friends and neighbors for their cards, memorials, spiritual and floral bouquets and other expressions of sympathy at the time of our recent bereavement. We are toyilv grateful to Rev. Burton S?hioeder, Mrs. A1 Krueger. Lorraine Stahl, Mrs. Lewis Sjnith, Mrs. Pike, Mrs. Ed C i j i n o n , S r . , a n d T . P . Mathews. •f The Gildemeister and i ; Kaptain Families .. " *10 v CARD OF THANKS j it is our desire to take this j fl|feans of thanking the many | folks who remembered us in so j many ways on the occasion of our sixtieth wedding anniversary. It was a very happy day we will always remember. , Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conway *10 The daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gough of 115 Millstream Drive at Sherman hospital, Elgin. June 23, has been named Pamella Sue. The little miss was welcomed home by a brother. Perry, 3Vj>. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sadler of Wilmington, Del., "and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gough of Elgin. A son was born last week in C o n d e l l M e m o r i a l h o s p i t a l , Libertyville, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trice of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greer are the parents of a boy, born at Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyville, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Phillips of Wonder Lake are the parents of a daughter, born June 28 at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golbeck are the parents of a girl, born July 3 at Memorial hospital. A daughter was born July -1 at Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freund. Mr. and Mrs. William Buchholz are the parents of a son. born July 3 at Memorial hospital. - July 9 Combination Rummage and Bake Sale -- St. Peter's School, ! Volo -- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 12 Juvenile Forester Picnic -- Veterans' Acres, Crystal Lake. July IS i St. Patrick's Annual Lawn Party -- Church Lawn. July 15-16 j Jewish Studies Group Rumi mage Sale -- Gladstone's Barn, i Richmond Road -- 9 'a.m. to 4 I p.m. -- Benefit Woman's Auxiliary of McHenry Hospital. July 16-17 i St. Peter's Parish Carnival, Spring Grove. July 17 Fiesta Day July 29 Fox Riven Valley Camp, R N.A., Evening Summer Out- | ing -- Oak Park Hotel. August 24 Lady Foresters' Annual Picnic. St. Mary's P.T.A. Fall Fashion Revue and Salad Luncheon -- V.F.W. Clubhouse. : COMPLETE GAS SYSTEM AT EAST SIDE WONDER LAKE i Construction of Northern Illinois Gas company's natural gas distribution system for the east side of Wonder Lake will 1 be completed about the end of : July, weather permitting, ac- | cording to Howard Etchison, [ NT-Gas district superintendent i for the area. | Etchison said all the six-inch i disiiibution main has been in- | stalled and customers are being turned on as quickly as service pipe from the main to customers' premises can be installed. "Clean-up work is underway," Etchison stated, "and the contractors vviil complete fhe restoration of property as fast as possible." MAIL WHEAT CARDS Walter Austin, office manager of the McHenry County ASC office, said that the 1960 wheat marketing cards have been mailed to eligible farmers. Mr. Austin further advised that if any eligible farmer does not receive his card within a reasonable, length of time he should contact the ASC office at llO's East Jackson street, Woodstock. THERESA LISHAMER Mrs. Theresa Lishamer, 82, died unexpectedly Thursday evening, June 30, in her home in Oakland subdivision, • near Johnsburg. She had remained well and active until the time of her death. She was born in Bohemia June 26, 1878, and had made her home in this community for twenty-six years. Mrs. Lishamer was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, McHenry chapter. Her husband, Anton, preceded her in death in i958. She is survived by a son, Irving, of McHenry, t w o grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The body rested at the George Justen & Son funeral home until ' Saturday at 1 o'clock, when Rev. George Martin officiated at last rites; Burial was private. - J WALTER A. KNIGHTEN Walter A. Knighten of Lilymoor died Friday, July 1, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at McHenry hospital, where he had been a patient for one day. He had been in poor health for three years. The deceased, 49 years old, was born in Jonesboro, La., Aug. 26, 1910. Prior to his illness, he operated a grocery store in West Monroe, La. For the past year, Mr. Knighten had been living with a brother, ^ James, at Lilymoor. He is also survived by ani other brother, Joseph, of Loui- ! siana, six nephews and five j nieces. The body rested.at the Peter 1M. Justen funeral home until 12 o'clock Tuesday, afternoon, ' when Rev. George Martin of : the Methodist church officiat- I ed at last rites. Burial was" in | Woodland cemetery. LOUIS PLOTNER i Louis Plotner, former Won- | der Lake resident, died July 5 , in Chicago, where he made his | home. He was a member of the I McHenry Township Kiwanis j club. , The body rests at the j Krauspe funeral home at 3905 , Lincoln, near Irving Park. I Chicago. Services will be held ; there Thursday night at 8 i o'clock, with interment Friday. Pagt Fivi ONE LICENSE REVOKED; OTHERS ARE SUSPENDED The state has announced the revocation of the driver j license of Charles R. Wirth of i Crystal Lake for displaying a ; license not issued to him. | Suspensions were ordered for ; Benedict Carney of McHenry j for driving while intoxicated; Richard C. Hawkins, Charles Kirsehner and Eugene Stilling of McHenry, Wesley Hopp of Algonquin, Daniel Huck of Wonder Lake, .George Johnson of Harvard, V^nald Kosloff of Cary. John Lally, Fred Link ' and Norbert Luetke of Crystal Lake, James Levand of Lakemoor and Eugene Nellessen of; Woodstock, all for three of- j fenses. • i - ! A probationary permit was issued to DeWayne Soberg of Crystal Lake: - &§reat sfw fObday... SIGN RAISING RITE AREA RESERVE ENGINEERS IN ANNUAL TRAININGVISITOR TQ AREA DIES SUDDENLY OF HEART ATTACK Arthur J. Schmitt of Chicago was pronounced dead of a heart attack on arrival at McHenry hospital last Sunday. July 3. A resident of 1438 W. Balmoral, he had been visiting near Spring Grove. i The body was taken to the I George Justen & Son funeral j home and then removed to the s chapel at 6216 N. Clark street. ' Services were held Wednesday ; morning in St. Gregory church, ; with inteiment in St. Boniface cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Anna Pert gen Schmitt; two daughters, Kay Lucas and Joann Schmitt; and ,two brothers, George and Edwin Schmitt. t- Wanderlust Men seek retreats for themselves, houses in "the country, seashores, and mountains: and thou too art wont to desire such things very much. But this is altogether a mark of the most common sort of men, for it is in thy power whenever thou shalt choose to retire into thyself.. -MARCUS AVRELICS (121-180) i Roman philosopher It is good to know sonfething pf j "the customs of different peoples | in order to judge more sanely of | our own, and not to think that | eyerything of a fashion not ours j is absurd and contrary to reason, ; as do those who have seen ' nothing. j -RENE DESCARTES (1596-1650) | French philosopher A man should know something of | his own country too, before he goes abroad. -LAURENCE STERNE (1713-1768) British novelist When giving me advice as to my travels. Dr. Johnson did not dwell upon cities, and palaces, and pictures, and shows, and Arcadian scenes. He was of Lord Essex's opinion, who advises "rather to go a hundred miles to speak with one wise man, than five miles to see a fair town." -JAMES BOSWEJLL (1740-1795) Scottish biographer PSifteiSS* Read the WANT ADS A sign raising ceremony took place on the s:te of the new, Mount Hope Methodist church on West Broadway in Pistakee .Highlands, held after the 11 o'clock service ori June 26. . • Pictured on the left of picture are Pastor Robert Stirae, Pastor James Hagertv and Building Chairman Everett Sisk. On the right are Mrs. Hagertv, Mrs. Ed. Thoren/ Dick Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Gitlin, Mr. Hancock, Mr. Sisk and son, C.reg, Irv Sorenson, Mrs. Ed. Thoren, Mrs. Bob Stinc;. Janet Thoren. Cheryl Hancock, Mrs. Dick Morley and children. . .. BEWARE OF BI AS This year's crop of bugs and : bees will be happy to share , your vacation. Some, according to the Institute for Safer Living. may conspire to prevent your enjoyment if you happen ! to invade their haunts. These include chiggers. ticks, hor-; nets, wasps and the ever-present mosquito. Bee stings can he fatal to an allergic person. Take no chances. See a physi- j cian if marked swelling occurs. | Ticks a IV disease carriers. Re- : move at once by gently pull- : ing. Do not crush. Foil chiggers in advance by rubbing legs and arms with sulphur foam pads of benzyl benzoate ointment. Don't irritate a "chigger bite" by scratching. The pest has departed. I Som«tim»t thing* of*n'! as bod at ttay look . .. up*. ciolly if yov catty torn* hfcrft insurant*. It'i ttat* to giv« w o coll. THE KENT CORP. Phone EV 5-S800 115 N. Riverside Dr. CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this ! jportunity to thank the many, iy relatives and friends for good wishes and cards, and for other remembrances at the time of our silver wedding anniversary. We were made most happy bv the kindness of so many folks. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Freund 10 CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks are extended to the many folks who remembered me with cards, visits, gifts and prayers during the time I was confined to the hospital. These many kindnesses, and others extended during the time I was confined to the hospital and since my return home, were greatly appreciated. Mrs. Bernard Bauer 10 Enlisted men and officers of (he U.S. Army Reserve engineers from Lake and McHenry counties are participating in annual training at a World War II ordanance explosive manufacturing site in Missouri. Company B of the 863rd. Engineer Battalion (heavy construction) departed Sunday for Welson Springs, Mo., for annual fifteen day training. The Lake and McHenry county residents which make up the unit are. part of the 863rd. engineer battalion, headquartered at Aurora. 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