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~>V". AGNES Br SCHWINGLE Agnes B. Schwingle, 54, of 3402 W. Elm street, McHenry <fied Thursday, Dec. 14, in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, She had teen ill for abort two years. Mrs. SdKiingle was bom Dec. 6,1913, in Chicago. Iris family moved to McHenry twelve years ago from DssPlaines. Ttie (jgc62S8d was a member of the McHenry V.F.W. auxiliary. . Survivors are her husband, Charles A., whom she married Af^. 25, 1934; two daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Boirna) Johnson of Stone Park, 111., ami Pamela at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kuna, of McHenry; three brothers, Raymond of Des Plaines, John, Jr., of Chicago and Joseph of McHenry; and one grind daughter, Melanie. The body rested at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home mtii Monday morning at 10' o'clock when a Mass was read In St. Patrick's church, with Rev. Titus Ludes of the Franciscan order, Chicago, officiating. Entombment was in Queen at Heaven mausoleum, Hillside. AUGUST G. LAKEBERG August G. Lakeberg, 82, of 4510 Lakewood road, McCulIom Lake, died Monday, Dec. 18, at Simpson House, Elgin, following an illness of about a year and a half. Mr. Lakeberg was bora Sept. 14, 1885 in Dolarna, Sweden, and came to this country at the age of 17. He was a retired contractor. Since 1953 be had resided permanently at McCulIom Lake, but had been a summer resident for forty years. The deceased was a member of Masonic Lodge, AF & AM, and the Community Methodist church. Survivors are his daughter, Mrs. Richard (Marian) Barrows; two grandchildren, Craig Barrorws and Mrs. Terrance Doran; two brothers and tnro sisters; and oik niece, Mrs. Myrtle Ohman, who made her home with him. His wife, Olga, {seceded him in death on Jan. 19 of fins year. Servies were conducted at 1:30 tfclock Wednesday from the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral iKjiuc, mritn inter ment in Woodland cemetery. PETER W. ENGELN Word has been received of the death of Peter W. Engein, 74. of Ft. Myers Beach, Fla., - -- THE CHRISTMAS GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING 365 DAYS YEAR 1 A SO TO THE A TRULY WELCOME GIFT That's Enjoyed By All The Family I Merry Christmas ALL THROUGH THE YEAR WITH A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE MgHENRY PLAINDEALER Subscriptions Are Available from $2.00 up. Call 385-0170 or Write the Circulation Department for Complete Details McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois 60050 mm. '. 7 on Dec. 12 at Le® ManerSaS hospital in that cdtf. Mr. Bigeln Sxed ©sst . life In McBes*?, rowing to, Florid fourteen years agjfc. tfe had tees in poor heattfe tSepast two years. Burial was in Memorial Gardens cemetery, Ft. Mye^s» Survivors besides his Myrtle V. Engein, are tferee daughters, Mrs.LaVergoe of Mt. Prospect, Mrs. Lorniaf Me'sek of Ft, Supers, f ifi., sesS Mrs. Bettie Rode of McHenry; five grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Miller of McHenry, Mrs. Kathryn Steilen of Chicago, Mrs. Dora Klass of Sturgeon Bay, Wis., and Mrs. Louise CP Shea of Chicago. Two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. WALTER FLEMING A funeral Mass was «umg Monday morning in Chicago for Walter F. Fleming, 68, erf 1003 Oeffling court, McHenry, who died unexpectedly at Ms home Thursday, Dec. 14. Burial was Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Mr. Fleming was a retired railroad trainman. Survivors are the widow, Lillian; a daughter, Mrs. La Verne Wilson; two sons, William and Earl; and twelve grandchildren. The body rested at the Kinney Brothers chapel, Chicago. Personals Miss Genevieve Knox spent a few days last week with Mrs. Macgaseft SamioM in CMMiefcset Ccnw^ris home from Wat s&ji&ss, at St. Norfeert college* DePsre,. Wis.» to spend the boilers with his matter, Mrs. LeRcy Ccnwaju Mr. ami Mrs* FtedSchoewwrv sg&ot a recent day itt Waukegan where she attemtedher pinochle club. Mr. ami G.A* Ctouglas entertained at a holiday feirniy g«-together and dinner at their bane Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Etouglas and Mr. ami Mrs. Gene Douglas cf Janesviiie, Wis., and Mrs. Yelma Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Wiltiam G&SSOQ of McHenry. Mrs. Emily® Broeker left Tuesday for California where she plans to spend several weeks with relatives and friends. Lt. Gary Vycital, who is working on his masters degree in systems analysis at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in MARJORIE J. SCHMIDT Marjorie J. Schmidt, 54, of 4909 W. Flanders road, West Shore Beach, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital last Sunday, Dec. 17. The body was removed to a Chicago chapel. PG. 4, SEC. 1 - PLAINDEALER - PEC. 20, 1967 Dayton, Ohio, is spending the TuyO Pcf$S0nQQrS holidays with hie parents, Mr. aiid Mrs. Charles Vycital. His Traafdd After Mfeer, Mark, who is based ^ 1 In Okinawa, has recently been /\U?0 ACCI CIO nT promoted to the rank of Cap- Mr. and Mrs. William Johns of Elgin visited McHenry relatives here Saturday. Mrs. Rita Ulrich left Sunday fey plane for California where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Lange, and family in Pacifica and also spend some time with friends and old neighbors in San Carlos. The Vycital family have received word of the death of a cousin, a son of Joseph Simanek of Racine, Wis* He was killed in an auto accident near Lincoln, 111., while enroute from a base in Texas to his home in Racine to spend the holidays. Miss Frances Vycital left Monday to spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Helen Fowler, and family in Tulsa, Okla. From there she. will go to Florida to spend the winter, with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Hoppe, and husband. ITEM: Pink poinsettias will be added to the traditional rich reds and ivory whites of this long-standing favorite Christmas plant this year. Since demand for poinsettias is growing steadily, it's wise to place early orders for preferred colors. ..Edgar Fleming pf Wonder Lake was blamed by sheriff's deputies for an accident which occurred on Rt. 31, near Crjteial Lake, Sunday, resulting in two persons being treated at Sherman hospital, Elgin. According to the sheriff's report, a car driven'by William Haney of McHehry was travelling south on thb highway when Fleming's auto went through a stop sign and the two vehicles collided, Florence Fleming, a passenger in her husband's car, and Ann fianey, a passenger in the other auto, were treated for minor injuries. will be ©WILL PICKUP PAY McHENRY ABEA Dial 385-0883 Agi&©e T, Addaxns For a Goodwill truck to •top at your home, the Hanrlcapped themselves by 4lISC&?Mk ONTGOMERY >2 WARD Monday thru -• Sundays Himy! 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