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•jfy & -?f}, u Jgsy* it-fi * >!YV Personals. :jWW' *•"> Mrs. George Phalln has returned from a week's visit In - the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Zola, In Minneapolis and ' While there was guest of honor *at a party honoring her grand- ^daughter, Julie Zola, on her Wnth birthday. *' Mrs. Mabel Knowles of Chi- - "caigo was a guest of Mrs. Wal- - ter Brooks the past week. "• Mr. and Mrs. William Welch ^of Grand Haven, Mich.; were weekend visitors in the' William Jordan home. Si ster Char les Marie of Glendale Heights was a Sunday visitor in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake, k" The Anthony Capperelli family Of Lombard were Sunday visitors in the Henry J. Stilling home. ' Mrs. Ellen Wende returned • home last week from a several ; days visit with Chicago rela- -'"tiVes. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Page have •Returned from a month's vacation in Florida where they vi sit- ' ed her son, Alfred Young, and ^'family and his sister, Mrs. William Heine, and husband in St. Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. John R.Freund were in Roselle Sunday to visit their daughter, Sister Mary Charles. Mrs. Erwin Laures of Northbrook called on McHenry relatives Sunday. Richard Whiting of Elm •Grove, Wis., was a visitor in ' the home of his mother, Mrs. " Raymond Whiting, Saturday. Mrs. J. S. Godwin and daughter of Villa Park were Sunday visitors in the home of her mother, Mrs. Velma Douglas. | ' Mrs. Robert Burleigh of ' ingleside was a visitor in the " Albert Purvey home Thursday and accompanied them to Wood- ' stock where they attended burial services for their sister-inlaw, Mrs. Frank Purvey, whose remains were brought here from California where shepasjjTsed away three years ago. j; Mrs. Richard Miller and son, IIYOUNG PEOPLE I ARE INVITED TO |YCS STUDY DAY A Study Day will be held at | Cathedral school in Rockford £pn April 29 from 1 to 4 p.m. i ior all those interested in grade 1 ischool YCS. Those participating ; Will be students from seventh gland eighth grades-in the Rock- £ for4 diocese who are YQS mem- 2 berff or Jure interestKKn finding ouf more about the Young ^ Christian Student movement. 1 Student^ will be accompanied by • adult moderators or prospecftive moderators for YCS f groups. i The program for the day will | include both social and spirit- § ual opportunites. Father Tom i Coughlin from St. Thomas in ^ Crystal Lake will be the key speaker for the students, and \] Sister H. DeAvila, froiji Our *;;Lady of Good Counsel school X' in Aurora, who will present «![ their views on the value of j' YCS. Sister Ruth Bary, OSF, * \ will conduct a hootenany session for all. The day will close I- with a Bible service. •! Sister Mary Alice Pierce, rj RSM, or Sister Mary Agnita, ' OSF of Cathedral School, chairman for the Study Day, may be contacted for more information. Scott, returned to their home in Manhattan Beach, Calif., Tuesday, after a few days visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J.E. Sayler. The Miller family is moving, soon to Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Mary Kotecki of Memphis, Tenn., is spending a few weeks in the home of her mother, Mrs. Helen Heuser. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyer attended a business achievements banquet last Tuesday night in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purvey were Sunday visitors in the home of Mrs. John Purvey in Crystal Lake to say goodbye to their grandson, Michael Purvey, agraduate of Drake university in January, "who left for service Wednesday. Miss Laura Weber, Mrs. Helen Heuser, Mrs. Bobby May and Mrs. Eleanor Strache were in Chicago Saturday to attend the ice show. Mrs. G. R. Spindler entertained her nephew, Burton Kirkpatrick, wife and daughter, Barbara, of Chicago Sunday. Other recent visitors in her home were her son, Dick Spindler, wife, and son, Mark, of La- Grange Park. Vicky Diedrich and Ethel McKay have resumed their teaching duties at Crystal Lake com-4 munity high school after spending a ten day vacation at New Orleans, La. SUSAN FABR TO JOIN DELTA PSI KAPPA ON MAY 9 Susan C. Farr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Farr, 505 N. North boulevard, McHenry has been selected for Delta Psi Kappa, National Physical Education sorority, and will be initiated into the professional organization at its May 9 meeting. Miss Farr attends Northern Illinois university at DeKalb and was graduated from McHenry Community high school in June, 1965. At Northern, she is a member of the Women's Recreation association executive board and Cwens, sophomore women's honorary, and is also active in the women's extra- mural athletic program. She is majoring in psychology and minoring in physical education. Susan will graduate in June 1969. FACES CHARGE Charles Fish of 8019 Widoff drive, Wonder Lake, has been charged with theft under $150 and released on $300 bond after his arrest last week Wednesday by Woodstock city police in Ray's Econ-O-Wash Laundromat in that city. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC "Ye shall know that I am in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you." These words of Jesus as given in the gospel of St. John, will open the responsive reading in the Bible Lesson on "Doctrine of Atonement," to be read in McHenry Christian Science church this Sunday. HEARING AIDS RENA SCHAID Otarion Hearing Center "HONE 885-0125 1407 N. Oret-ii St. McHesmiry SPECIAL PURCHASE i Dacron Polyester ft 85% cotton, white As plain color*. Lt. blue, canary, mint gTeen 1. Reg. Dresa Shirts in collar aizes and sleeve length. 2. Beg. B^ess Shirts I In coM size and half olesyes. 8. Sport Shirt Style with long sleeves. 4. Sport Shirt Style with short sleeve*. ,00 Requires no Ironing If washed In automatic washer and tumble dried In automatic drier. May be drip dried. WHITE'S 1214 N. Green MfiCS SH@f> We Give S&H Green Stamps McHenry# IH SISDV nshtm. menu ~ J* j 1 ft -- ' % % * 0SRITAL Featuring a full color photo of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, a new brochure aimed at giving patients information about the hospital and its rich heritage of health care is now available. First copies were given patients DON PEASLEY PHOTO last week. Looking over a copy of "Always At Your Service" is Mike Lamz, patient from McHenry. With Mike is Miss Judith Bartz, R.N. Miss Bartz lives in Marengo. PAUL J. BRENDLE Victim of a terminal illness, Paul J. Brendle, 72, 5222 W. Parkview, McCullom Lake, died in his home at 7:10 p.m„ Saturday. He underwent surgery at Veteran's Research hospital in Chicago March 8 after extensive hospitalization, ft was at this time, that the terminal illness was discovered. He returned home March 14, and developed pneumonia Saturday morning. His physician was summoned, but treatment was to no avail, and he succumbed the same evening. His family was with him at the time. Visitation was held at the George Justen and Son funeral home, with services for the deceased held at 11 a.m. Tuesday. The Rev. Raymond White, Community Methodist church, McHenry, conducted the service. A member of World War 1 Barracks, McHenry, Mr. Brendle was given full military honors, with members of the barracks serving as pallbearers and honor guard. Burial was in Arlington cemetery, Elmhurst. Paul Brendle was born Dec. 10, 1894, in Chicago and married Edith Naedelen, March 12, 1919. He worked as a labor foreman until his retirement seven years ago. The Brendles made their home in Chicago, and purchased property in McCullom Lake in 1937. They used it for a summer residence until sixteen years ago, when they moved here on a permanent basis. Mr. Brendle was fond of fishing, gardening, and enjoyed playing pinochle. In addition to his wife, Edith, he is survived by two children, Mrs. Edward (Ruth) Palmer, McHenry, and Paul C. Brendle, McCullom Lake. He also leaves five grandchildren, Robert Palmer, U.S. Army Engineers; and Terry, Debbie, Karen and Steve Brendle, McCullom Lake. one time as commander of the local V.F.W, post. Survivors are his widoW, Catherine (Kate) Mannix Duesler; a sister-in-law, Madeline Henn; and three nieces, Kathleen and Maureen Henn and Patricia Miller, all of McHenry. CHARLES STROHMAIER Last rites were held in Milwaukee, Wis., last week for Charles Strohmaier, 94, of that city. He was the father of Mrs. Paul Jessup and Mrs. Henry Harry of McHenry. GEORGE DUESLER A funeral Mass was sung at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsburg, for George T. Deusler, 72, of 1905 W. Sunny side Beach drive, McHenry, who died Sunday, April 9, in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Death followed a long period of poor health. The body rested at the Hursen chapel in Chicago Monday and then was brought to the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home in McHenry for visitation. Mr. Duesler was born Aug. 5, 1894, in Donovan, 111. He had been a resident of this area for a number of years and served at CHRISTINE KIST Mrs. Christine Kist of 8036 S. Elizabeth street, Chicago, died at the age of 80 in St. Bernard's hospital, Chicago, on Monday, April 10. Survivors are four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, Mrs. Kathryn Worts and Mrs. Helen Moriarity, all of McHenry, and Mrs. Emma Hartley of Chicago. Her husband, Harry, and a sister, Ann Meyers, preceded her in death. The funeral was held at St. Sabina church Wednesday morning, with burial in St. Mary's cemetery. WILLIAM MYER William Melvin (Pete) Myer of Ingleside died last Friday evening, April 7, of a heart attack. He was 46 years of age and well known in this area. , Mr. Myer resided with an aunt Mrs. Kate (Walsh) Graham. Among other survivors are four sisters. The deceased was past commander of Fox Lake Legion post. A funeral Mass was sung Monday morning in St. Joseph Catholic church, Round Lake, with interment in the church cemetery. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS irk***.' SPRING DANCE AT V.F.W. POST 4600 - McHENRY ituriay, April 15,1%7 Public Invited Music Dancing 9 - 1 % 10 Piece Orchestra Admission Per Person APR. 13, 1967 - PLAIN DEALER - SEC; I m PG. 3i5*. ft" McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included Gerald May, George Nichols," Jrl', Christina Frieburger, Fox Lake; Dennis R. Reitzel, Joseph W. Neeley, Darwin D. Reid, Round Lake; Francis J. Tantillo, Woodstock; Frank M. Hartigan, Clarence Karls, Loretta M. Grange, Albert N. Nelson, Ingleside; Robert B. Sawko, Anthony Corrado, Albert Biachini, Wonder Lake. Also, Norman A. Collins, Arthur F. Collins, Minnie M. Mackeben, Rev. Marx A.Jones, Katherine Novak, Ruth L.Sherman, and Delores Ann Duggan, Crystal Lake; SusanSamuelson, Ringwood; Sheryl Wilder, Nancy K. Sutherland, Robert J. Gabhart and Rachel L. Crifasi, Wauconda; And, Grace D. Lakey, Joseph F. Janosek and George M. Roberts, Island Lake; Harold R. Pease, Fox River Grove; Larry M. Knolton, Richmond; Martin C. Pingel, Helen Green, Lake Villa; Judith M. Alford, Todd J. Homola, Robert Homoia and Anthony E. Daniello, Cary; Reginald Carson, Chicago; Alexander G. Edleman, Antioch; Joseph Goracio, Waukegan; And, Carl R. Sallaz, Charlotte J. St. Germain, Michael Bayne, David J. Schmitt, Malinda Ray, Stanley F. Carmody, William N. Weber, Wann B. Dixon, Hazel Kauffmann, Rose E. Sheehan, Florence Larson, Christopher Stiller, Louise J. Bergquist, Eddie D. Heathscott; Also, David Leibsohn, Keith A. Foster, Michael C. Mullins, Charles B. Jenner, Beatrice J. Matousek, Susan M. Kuna, Ethel N. Ahlgrim, Thomas McCullough, Wesley J. Harris, Charles Rogers, Selma Anderson, Joseph H. Weber, Vernon C. Lahre, Herman Phillips, Christina May, Susan Ann Trosky, Christine L. Butler and Kathryn L. Besserud, all of McHenry. AMONG THE SICK Mrs. Roy O. Lee of Worthmore Estates has returned home from the Mayo clinic in Rochester, Minn., following six weeks during which she underwent surgery. She is convalescing at home and progressing quite well. Pastor Carl Lobitz is recovering nicely in McHenry. hospital, where he was taken by ambulance ten days ago. -A . M MEMORIAL HOSPITAL During the past week patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Christine Kopp, Bernice Jerls, Baby Sharisse Parks and Barbara Engles, Wonder Lake; Virginia Hodges, Martin Knox, Lewis Harrington and Katherine Fredrick of McHenry. 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