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Thursday. December 5. 1963 f*Vi* f< Holiday In Jamaica J. THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Threi i\"w:'.- •» ^ > f * ,S* • m: ' #1 Mr. and Mrs. James Stine ,t>i" IG25 N. ltiver.side Drive, McHenry, are shown enjoying a six-day holiday in Ocho Rois, Jamaica, West Indies. INSTALL NEW OFFICERS OF OES CHAPTER Josephine Swanson Takes Office As Worthy Matron An impressive installation ceremony for new officers of McHenry chapter number 542, Order of the Eastern Star, was held last Saturday evening, Nov. 30, at 8 o'clock at Acacia hall. Installed as worthy matron was Josephine Swanson; worthy patron, Dwane Overton; associate matron, Phyllis Koehler; associate patron, Theodore Guy; secretary, Edith Dowell; conductress, Grayce Swanson; chaplain, Elsie Reiker; marshal, Stella Chambers; organist, Phyllis Nimtz; Adah, Frances Vycital; Ruth, Louise Horenberger; Esther, Anita Hansen; Martha, Joan Brosky; Electa, Lillian Cox; Sentinel, Harry R. Hansen; color bearers, Clifford Chambers; instructress, Harriett Dodd. At our next meeting treasurer, Margaret Klingberg; associate conductress, Angeline Sass; warder, Genevieve Heyward, will be installed. Installing Officers Installing officers for the evening were Harriett Dodd, a grand Lecturer of Illinois and a member of the examining committee, installing officer; Elsie Reiker, a past matron of McHenry Chapter and a member a* the educational aid committee, installing chaplain; Lillian Clow, a past matron of Nunda Chapter and a member of the endownment trust fund committee, installing marshal; Helen Creamer, a member of McHenry Chapter, installing organist; Clarissa Mellen, a member of Milburn Chapter^ soloist. Escorts for the evening were Roy Dodd, Sr., Ray Horenberger and George Krickl, all pact patrons of McHenry chapter. The color bearer was John Behrendt, a member of McHenry chapter. An ode to the flag was given by Donald Stinespring and his sister, Libby. OBITUARY JOSEPH HIRT Joseph G. Hirt, 53, of 3104 S. Riverdale road, Burton's Bridge, died last Friday evening, Nov. 29, in St. Therese hospital. He had resided in that area for the past twenty years. Mr. Hirt was an employee of Haeger Potteries, Inc., Dundee. He is survived by his widow, Ann; a daughter, Barbara Zimmerman of Crystal Lake; his mother and several brothers and sisters. The body rested at the Querhammer funeral home in Crystal Lake, where services were held Tuesday. PLEDGES FRATERNITY Robert Wahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wahl of 1902 N. Orchard Beach, McHenry, has pledged Beta Pi Epsilon at Carroll college, Waukesha, Wis. The master of ceremonies was Harry R. Hansen, past patron of McHenry chapter. Lynda Swanson and Karen Bailey acted as candle-lighters. Honorary escorts were members of Woodstock Assembly No. 63, Order of the Rainbow for Girls and the Emanual Chapter Order of DeMolay. Presents Jewel Anita Hansen, past matron of McHenry chapter, presented the jewel to our new junior past worthy matron, Stella Chambers. Harry Hansen presented the jewel to the new junior past patron, Clifford Chambers. Worthy matron, Josephine Swanson, was escorted to sign the Bible by her husband, Carl Swanson, a member of McHenry chapter. Anita Hansen escorted the worthy patron, Dwane Overton, to sign the Bible. The beautiful table decorations were made by Martha Neuharth, a member of McHenry chapter. Delicious refreshments were served by the refreshment committee ill the dining room. The next stated meeting of McHenry chapter 547 Order of the Eastern Star will be held Dec. 10 at the Masonic Temple 1309 N. Court street. We Will Give You $20.00 For Your Snow Shovel In Trade on a New Snc > hrower OONT SHOVEC BE MODERN... THROW IT WITHAMOTO-MOWER DELUXE Power Propelled Snow Thrower High Speta Auger Convenient m ; r Handle Controls IC ontrolled i u t e Mead 1 y p e Imp t l l e r Reduce effert and heart strain as you cut a 20" swath through snow, even slush and heavily packed snow with ease. With a 3V4 HP. engine and an all weather carburetor cover, you'll throw snow 25 feet for fast, effortless cleaning of walks, driveways, even parking lots. An adjustable slip clutch protects against chain bnakaie or hfr peller damage. Buy your snow thrower from a dealer whose mechanics have had many years of experience in service and maintenance on this type of equipment. George P. Freund 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road Phone 385-0420 -- Jf^er&onafs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bauer spent the Thanksgiving holidays with their son, Gerald, and family in Tulsa, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Prine and son, Dickie, were dinner quests in the Albert Rychtarik home in Downers Grove, Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. John Leighty end daughters were Thanksgiving guests in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stattner, in Pana, who returned home with them to spent a few days. Joan Adams returned to her studies at Loyola university in Chicago Monday after spending Thanksgiving and the weekend with her1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Adaftis. Mr. and Mhs^atrick Moriarity were over Thanksgiving visitors in the home of their son, Patrick Moriarity, Jr., and family in Calumet City. Mrs. Kathryn Worts ate turkey in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Guge in Elgin Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Agnes Wissell accompanied by her brother, Leon1 Matthews, wife and daughter, Sara Jo, of Lake Geneva, Wis., &pent a few days last week in the home of the former's son, Charles Wissell, and family in Loyal, Wis. Mrs. Alice Brooks spent several days in Chicago where she attended the wake and funeral of her sister, Mrs. Grace Hunter. Mrs. Hunter died unexpectedly in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Nov. 29. Survivors other than Mrs. Brooks include her husband, Edward, of Fort Lauderdale, two other sisters and a brother, all of Chicago. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning. Dinner guests in the Lisle Bassett home Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogel of Glenview, daughter, Mrs. Charles Calloway, of Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bassett and daughter, Lisa. The latter three remained for a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. William Wenks, Sr., of San Jose, Calif., were Sunday guests in the home of Mrs. Alvera Durland. Richard Wissell has been released from service at Ft. Leavenworth, Kans., and with his wife and daughter, Melissa, has returned to this vicinity to make his home. Mrs. Kate Steilen and Mrs. Annabel Aicher, George and Leo Heimer spent Saturday with the former's son, Charles Steilen, and family at their new home in Hinsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'- Leary recently moved from Emerald Park to their new home at 3718 West Ellen avenue. The house was built by Frank O'Leary for his son and daughter-in-law, the former Ginny Gray. Fifty-three members of the A. P. Freund family from Madison, Wis., Waukegan, Crystal Lake and McHenry enjoyed their sixteenth annual Thanksgiving reunion at the home of Mrs. A. P. Freund Thursday. Rev. Clarence Thennes of Stockton and Mr. and Mrs. John Thennes were Thanksgiving dinner guests in the Frank Gende home. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Heuser, Patty and Susan, of Chicago visited his mother, Mrs. Helen Heuser, Sunday. Mrs. Walter Walsh spent Thursday with Elgin relatives. Her brother, Edward Dwyer of Chicago, returned home with her for a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of Sterling were visitors in the home of Rita Martin a few days last week. On Thursday they were all dinner guests in the Richard Smith home in Waukegan. Valerie Brefeld returned to Omaha, Nebr., Sunday to resume her studies at the Personal Training Institute after a few days vacation spent with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brefeld. On Thursday the Brefeld family were dinner guests in the Walter Brefeld home in Libertyville. Muriel Frett was home from her studies at Northern Illinois university, DeKalb, to spend the Thanksgiving vacation in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frett. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Douglas and children and Mrs. Velma Douglas spent a couple of days last week with relatives in Dodgeville, Wis. CARD OF THANKS Our recent bereavement leaves us with grateful hearts towards neighbors and friends. Your helpfulness and comforting expressions of sympathy will always be remembered. Mrs. Robert Albrecht Gwendolyn Albrecht Gloria Torman *12-5-63 BRIDAL OUTFIT OF 1890 GIVEN TO HISTORICAL GROUP The McHenry County Historical society has been given a complete bridal outfit from the period 1890. This white satin dress with side drape of embroidered silk mull has a short train with lace dust ruffle stiffened with buckram. All hand sewn,v the two-piece costume is a beautiful example of the dressmaker's art. The waist is «ix)Ut eighteen inches. The oUtfit includes white sill' stockings, white kid slipperornamented with soed pear? with low French heels. An artificial spray of orange blossoms held the white silk tulk veil in place. It was worn by Miss Hanna Sweeney of Harvard when she became the bride of William J. Lyons ot .I'-.liet sometime around 1890 Church records will have tc. be cheeked to determine the correct date. Does anyone have an antique dress form in l l i e i r attic on Which ?to ttOtttt this dress? .. /. Mrs. Guinn Gonzalos of Harvard wishes this gift be presented in the name of Harvard Business and Professional Women's club. fclrs. Guinn resides in the home of her grandparents of Diggins street where the dress has been stored in the attic for many years. The storeroom in the city hall of Woodstock has been cleaned and fresh jniper put on the shelves. It is now ready to be the repository for old family records, photograph!, books, posters, sheet music and. small items of historical-value. Every item is cataloged" as it is received. ------ Write Post Office Box 3, Woodstock, it ' you wish, any material for .the historical society to be piefced ubCT Eugene Stilling, who attends Western State university \i Gunnison, Colo., has been elected president of Chi Sigrr.a chapter of Delta Kappa fraterni4> 5. TEEN DANCE A teen dance will be held at the Legion home on Dec. 6, sponsored by the Viscount drum and bugle corps, between 7:30 and 11 o'clock. The dance will be adult chaperoned. Apply for a Charge Account Today! at GLADSTONE'S, INC. SAVE ON DRYCLEANING 1 AND SHIRTS during felo&kAMjle.'A. 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Grand Opening Drawing REV Satin Only $55(V WAlLSATl" REGAL Wall Satin Only $535„j 3> Matching Semi-Gloss in both jjj XSAK&tf&K&tt&af t c a n a MOORE'S Alkyd Latex Hat John Grandt, lei i and .John Audi irk, iH drawing names of the Grand Opening Winners. are Moor*'( ALKYD $ STORES & CATALOG OUTLETS 1SS0 N. Riverside Dr. NEW STORE HOURS: McHenry, Illinois DAILY -- 9 a.m. to 6 pjn. Phone: 2185-4080 FRIDAY -- 9 *-m, to 9 pjn. SAT. -- If ud. to 5 pjn. Two Other Stores Nearby To Serve You. Route 59 & Grass Lake ML flu i E Lange St. •attach, Illinois MimdwlBlp: niinh •: 895-8859 Phone: 566-5409 -- XT 99 395«j. LAKELAND PAINT SPOT g 4615 N. Route 120 UMMM 1 BICYCLE WINNER: : Cathy Thelen, 2412 W. Church Street -- SNOW TIRES - WINNER: Gordon J. Schmilt, 3704 W. High Street 2 FIRE TRUCK WINNERS F. Kacprowicz, 3423 W. Idyl Dell Road James Carr, 3717 W. St. Paul "~„~Z WINNERS of MARFAX LUBRICATION JOBS Marion Prunwall, 3816 W. Idyl Dell Road Harold Brunow, 4909 W. Route 120 Edward Vilim, 1208 S. Bonnie Brae Boyd R. Lindberg, 4006 Blilsch Road Paul A. Hiller, 3219 W, Fairway Fred Ubrig, 708 S. Riverside Drive Mrs. Fred F. Stark, 2907 W. Gregg Drive Edwin A. Raddatz, 705 S. Hilltop Gerald Mieritz, 3215 W. Hunter Path Arnold Larson, 3907 W. Oak Ave. Philip Brod, 3109 Still Hill We would like to express our many thanks to all who helped make our Grand Opening a Success. FREE 6-Pack of PEPSI-COLA with every 8 gallons of TEXACO Gasoline purchased. ANDRICK OIL CO. One Mile South of McHenry on 1U 81 Phone 385-9832 ^ Complete Line of Texaco Products a I J