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THE SSeHEKBY PLAINUEALER Thursday. July 16» 19$4 ii' ' t«"KU Personals Miss Rita Martin returned recently from a plane trip to California where she vacationed in the home of her brother, Robert Martin, and family in Sunland for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Feiereisel of Tarpon Springs, Fla., former McCullom Lake residents, have been calling on old friends here. They are spending six weeks in Arlington Heights where their son, Clarence, Jr., resides. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bacon and Miss Emma Bacon of Round Lake, who was celebrating her eighty-eighth birthday, called on Miss Inez Bacon Tuesday. Mrs. Emily Hiser of Sauganash was a guest in the Harold Wildhagen home for ten days. Other recent visitors in their home were Mrs. Elsie Colburn of Elgin and Mrs. Berniece Mack of Marengo. Mrs. Charles Hammersmith, daughter, Ann, and Mrs. James West and daughter, Kim, of Itasca, were Tuesday visitors in the home of Mrs. Nellie Bacon. James Matthews has returned to Lake City, Fla., after spending a few weeks in the home of his sister, Mrs. James Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoewer attended a reunion of the Schoewer family held at the Hubert Schoewer home in Oak Park Sunday. Mrs. Charles Allan of Joliet is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Kane. Stephen Johnson of Arlington Heights visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs;, George H. Johnson, and other relatives here the past week. Woodstock members of the McHenry County Past Oracles club were hostesses at a picnic at the Woodstock park at their regular monthly meeting on July 6. Local folks attending were Mabel Johnson, Alpha Pedersen and Elizabeth Schoewer. Their next meeting will be held in Harvard. Clinton Martin is spending several days in Beleview, Fla. Mrs. Elizabeth Schoewer was in Waukegan Wednesday where she attended a meeting of the Woman's Benefit Association. Mr. and Mrs. Christy Burns of Waukegan and Mrs. Nelle Jansen of Wisconsin were visitors in the Rena Scheid and Clarence Glosson homes Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yanda have been visiting relatives in Cloquet, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoewer were in Deerfield recently where they attended the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan King. Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Wirtz have sold their home at 3807 W. St. Paul's avenue and with their daughter, Niki, left via motor for California where they plan to make their home. Out of town folks to attend an annual get-together at the Robert Thompson home were the George E. Johnson family of Arlngton Heights, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Elgin and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander of Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hartwig and family of Detroit, Mich., were here to attend the annual reunion of the Sherman family held at the Lon Smith home. Others present were the Robert Sherman family of Barrington, Mrs. Laura Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sherman and the Lon Smith family. The Cyril Mathyfc family of Glenview spent a few days recently in the Walter Brooks and James Brooks homes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vycital have returned from a trip to Del Rio, Texas, where they attended the wedding of their son, Mark, to Miss ^ Pamela Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Pleasy Fowler and ther daughter, Mrs. Frank Westbrook, husband and children of Tulsa, Okla., are visiting Mrs. Fowler's mother, Mrs. John Vycital, and other relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Schoenholtz enjoyed a weekend trip to Beaver Dam, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buzo of Milwaukee, Wis., were Sunday dinner guests in the John Thennes home. Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner and children of Milton, Wis., were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Simon. Mr. 'and Mrs. Lee Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Geoirge Pattison, son, David, the Mervin Staines family of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Staines of Kenpsha, Wis., and the latter's mother, Mrs. Madouso of Genoa City, Wis., were here to help Mrs. William Staines celebrate her birthday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hopp (newlyweds) are now at home in the upper apartment in the Peter Freund house at the corner of John and Center streets. Mrs. Tena Kist has returned to Chicago, after spending a week with McHenry relatives. Out of town folks here to attend a reunion of the Thompson family held at the city park, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson of Omaha, who had spent the past week here, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Kansasville, Wis., George Thompson of Reeseville, Wis., and the Marion Messman family of Woodstock. Mrs. Fred Ramaeker has returned to her home in Humbolt, Iowa, after a visit with her daughters, Mrs. Gerald Miller and Mrs. Alvin Miller, and families and other McHenry relatives. Mrs. Pearl Patzke, Miss Florence Antholz and Mrs. Frances Patzke have returned from a week's vacation at Chetak, Wis. William Althoff spent a few days 4jiis week in Chicago where ne attended a meeting of the high court of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Mrs. Martha Feltz, Mrs. Elsie Voetlz, Mrs. Pearl Patzke and Miss Florence Antholz visited Mrs. Freida Voeltz in Sterling Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bruss of West Bend, Wis., spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jennings, and grandmother, Mrs. Bonnie Jennings. Serviceman and Mrs. Thomas Murphy and children of Charleston, S. C., arrived Saturday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber, and other relatives here. Mrs. Harold Wohnrade of Wonder Lake accompanied Mrs. James Althoff and sons, Timmy and Toddy, to Prairie-du- Chien, Tuesday, where the boys remained to spend two weeks at the Campion summer camp. Mrs. William GuHlett and daughter, Cheryl, have returned to their home in Riverside, Calif., after a week's visit in the home ofuher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoffel of Milwaukee were visitors in the Louis Stoffel home Monday. Mrs. Eva Aebischer of Palos Heights who had been spending a few weeks here returned to Milwaukee with them for a visit. Other visitors in the Stoffel home Monday were their daughter, Mrs. Roland Eckstrom and children of Elgin. Maribeth and Karen Eckstrom remained for a week's visit with ther grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence and the former's sister, Mrs. Cecil Minneau of Chicago vacationed in McHenry a few days this week. BAPTIST CHURCH PLANS SERVICES TO ATTRACT YOUTH Weekend religious services, planned to attract the youth of the McHenry area, are being conducted jointly by the First Baptist church and the Alliance Bible church. James C. Hefley, minister and journalist, will be guest speaker for the services. The Reverend Hefley, religious free-lance writer, who serves as interim and supply pastor in Northern Illinois, has recently had his fourth book published. All of Mr. Hefley's writings rank high in gaining teen age interest. Most recent publication is Living Miracles, which is a compilation of twenty- nine, of the best Christian experience stories written by Mr. Hefley during the past five years. The book is one of fifty evangelical books selected for the White House libnfry. Services are planned to be held each evening .Friday and Saturday, July 24 and 25, at the First Baptist church on Route 31. Sunday services will also emphasize our youth. Opportunity will be given for discussions and personal conferences with the Rev. Hefley each evening. It is hoped by the two churches sponsoring these services that a large number of the young people of our community will participate in the program as are able. FARM PRODUCTION Gov. Otto Kerner said last week that the export of Illinois Agricultural products has doubled in the last four years and that the state now ranks first in the nation for major commodities exports. Speaking at the Schuyler County Fair and Livestock Show at Rushville, Gov. Kerner said Illinois in 1963 produced 11 per cent of the nation's total exports of grain, soybeans and cotton, with a total export value of more than $400 million. Burner with a Brain ends b©slpn a,id y©ill buy G; MCHENRY SHORES BERNICE WILSON S88-4380 INSTALL NEW FOUNTAIN AT LOCAL BEACH Marty Koleno, who is in charge of installing the fountain at the beach, was assisted by Wilson, Vilim, Verstege, Petersen, Whiteside and Harper. This project required three days of hard labor, the biggest part put in by Marty. After the cement was laid the boys went home to have some food and were overjoyed to come back and find some one had already been down to decorate it with 'Chew' 'Bill* and 'Jim' inscribed on the wet cement. It is discouraging to put in so much time on something and find it being defaced so quickly. At any rate the fountain will be ready for the picnic tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Wolters were kind enough to donate the fountain to the residents, many thanks for their generous gift. Herb Clausen donated a load of gravel for the approach to the bridge, we all appreciate these gifts. Birthdays Many happy returns of the day to Steven Schweikart who will be 18 years old on July 16. Edwin 'Corky' Olbinski and Dawn Ewald on the 17th, Dawn will be 8, Robert Tanner on the 18th, Arthur Egger on the 20th, Therese 'Tracy' Byunke on July. 21 and Phyllis Bbnk on the 22nd. Best wishes to all for a pleasant day. Anniversaries Mildred and Albert Liss will be celebrating another year of wedded bliss together on July 18, hope they have many more. Beach Duty On Sunday William Pinkonsly, Sr., is in charge of clean-up operations at the beach and his helpers are William Pinkonsly, Jr., Charles Ramage, Sam Winters, and M. Burchfield. Odds and Ends Daisy Smith and Doris Munroe have received cards from, Patty Simonsen postmarked Paris, France, keeping them posted on her travels. Ronald Verstage has returned from a week of fishing in Mercer, Wis., accompanied by his brother, Jack, and a fellow worker. The three fishermen caught sixteen walleyes between them and they are going to have a fish fry tonight and enjoy them. Beverly took the Flavor-Seal by 'CORY' Stars on National TV - FREE - COHY'i 8 Cup An Advertising Gift From Flavor Seal By Cory PLEASE CHECK: SINGLE • ENGAGED • WORKING • HOUSEWIFE • STATE AGE ADDRESS NAME This offer from Cory Ih to introduce Flavor-Seal by Cory's new Ultra Modern itainlMM steel waterless Cook ware. Made with "ZIRCONIUM" new scientific discovery for everlasting beauty and carefree cooking. CITY STATE FOR-TREE CORY COFFEE MAKER Mall This Coupon Ad To . . . "CORY" McHENRY PLAINDEALER BOX 198, McHENRY, ILLINOIS children into Chicago and visited her mother for the week Ronald was away. Charlie Lindwall's mother, Mrs. Gustav Lindwall, will be leaving for Philadelphia on Sunday for a visit with her 83 year old sister, and expects to return to the Shores in September. The girls will have many things to talk over, since they haven't seen each other for some time. The Musielaks drove to Green Bay last week to visit friends of Don's fished at Oconto and Shawano and played golf one of the days. Bernice stayed in Green Bay with Jeff and Kathy and the four children of their friend. After 4 days they came back and were glad to sleep in their own beds and enjoy the comforts'of home again. On Wednesday morning bright and early Don and Wilson went fishing On the river and caught some nice sized perch and sunfish so a fish fry is on the menu for tonight for us also. New Members Daisy, vice-president of the McHenry Shores club, has been very busy signing up new members for the club as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marsh from Arlington Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gruner, Mary E. Johns, and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Schubert. Welcome to all and hope they became active members in the organization. LAKE COUNTY FAIR, 4-H CLUB SHOW ©PEN SOON The thirty-sixth annual Lake County Fair and Lake and North Cook counties 4-H club show start Wednesday, July 29, and continue through five days and nights, including Sunday, Aug. 2, according to Ray T. Nicholas, Lake county farm adviser and fair publicity director. The hours are from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. The fair will be held on the Lake county fair grounds located on Route 45, about onehalf mile north of Route 120. The fair grounds are about 10 miles west of Waukegan and one mile east of Grayslake. The Lake County Exposition is now recognized as on the top county fairs in Illinois, and among the top in the entire nation. More than fifty acres of land are available for the industrial, educational, and commerical exhibits, and huge midway, and for parking. MILDRED MILLER IS NEW GOODWILL REPRESENTATIVE ' Mrs. Mildred Miller, 3508 W. 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