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Surviving are his wife Elsie R. dmhof) whom he tnarried March IS, 1«S7 in Crown Point, Ind ; and a daughter Susan Glos of Broadview. Ill He waa preceded in death by his parents, one brother and one sister. There wiU be ao funeral service and arrangements were handed by the George R Justen k Son funeral home. Memorials are requested to the McHenry Area Rescue Squad. WILLIAM PALMER. SR. William E. Palmer, Sr. of McHenry, died Friday. July 1, at McHenry hospital. He waa II years old, born May IS, 1901. in Peotone, 111. Survivors are his wife Dorothy; two sons, Robert of Chicago and William E . Jr. of Linonia, Mich., two daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Dolores) Ushka of Ttmberlake, (Barrington) 111. and Mrs. Raymond (Wanda) Larocca of Walleeley, Mass.; 14 grandchildren; four great­ grandchildren; and one sister, Clara Price of Joliet, HI. Services were held Tuesday at the Wauconda funeral home, with Pastor Roger W. Schneider officiating and interment in Acacia Park, Chicago LEONARD SIEBEN Leonard A. Sieben, 74. of McHenry, died Sunday. July 4, in the McHenry hospital Emergency room. He was bora June 24, 1MB, in Chicago, to Bernard and Amanda (Blumenthal) Sieben. An It-year resident of McHenry. formerly of Chicago, Mr. Sieben was a family member of the former Sieben Brewing Co. of Chicago. Surviving are his wife Alma P. (Conrath) whom he married Jan. S, im, in Chicago; three daughters, Mrs. William (Susan) Snow, Mrs. Robert (Christine) Hiller and Mary Sieben, all of McHenry; two sons, Jamee, Ham Lake, Minn, and David, Golden, Colo.; and it grandchildren. Alao surviving are two sisters. Sr. Mary David, SSND, Winnetka, ID and Mrs. Cornelia Pfeifer, Tulsa, Okie. ; and a brother Francis Sieben, Chicago. In addition to his parents be was pi seeded in death by two brothers, Clarence and Oscar. Visitation will be held from 7 to t p.m. WedMeday, with a Wake service at t, at the George R. Justen ft Son funeral home. A Funeral Maes will be conducted at it a.m. Thursday, in St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsburg, with interment in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Johnsburg Rescue Squad and Maases. DONALD HOUSTON Donald R. Houston, 7t, of McHenry, died Saturday, July S, in McHenry hospital. He was bora May St, IMS, in Grand Haven, Mich., to Edward and Alice Houston. * Mr. Houston resided to McHenry It Presents by Populor Demand... SAMUEL OOMPERS Saipuei Gompers (1880-1934) was a distinguished labor leader who rejected radical or socialist reforms and cooperative business plans. He maintained the Just aims of labor were shorter hours, higher wages and greater freedom. A native of London. Gompers came to New York as a boy and Joined the Cigar Makers Union. The union subsequently collapsed, but Gompers headed a reorganisation which made the cigar makers a model group. The Federation of Organised Trades and Labor Unions which Gompers helped to form in 1M1 later became the American Fedsration of Labor. Except for one year, Gompers headed this body until his death. He was widely recognised for his ability to deal with labor crises. heme. Combine two cups roasted nuts and a tshlsepowi of oil. Add a half teaspoon of salt unlees salted nuts are used. Process in a hlendw or food processor until soft. It's'no surprise that nutritionists so highly recommend liver as a part of a well-balanced diet. It is an out­ standing source of many nutrients. A 3 os. serving of fried beef liver sup­ plies St percent of the U.S. Recom­ mended Dally Allowance for protein, 4t percent of the needed iron, 40 percent of the vitamin C, HO percent of the riboflavin and a whopping tlO percent of vitamin. At only 100 calories, livsr is a real nutritional bargain! NO COVER Wednesday, July 7th Friday, July 9th Saturday, July 10th t:90 pm til closing Reservations Requested 3009 N. 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