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|W Wedding* Plaindeater Herald 19B4 Resume of News -- Friday, Feb 1,1985 -- Page 13 IMI SQthond 60th Anniversaries 1984 Deaths Laura A. Stephens and John R. Loveless, Jr. i The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton D. Stephens. The gpoom is the son of Rita M. Loveless and John R. Loveless, Sr. , o Following their honeymoon at Epcot Center and tBe Bahamas, the couple took up residence in Westminster, Colo. S«ft.39 ^Following their wedding day, the newly married Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Rogers embarked on a two-week tour of the Hawaiian Islands. .The bride is the former Jean Rodenkirch, daughter of George «nd Helen Rodenkirch. The groom's parents are Jerome and Dolores Rogers. The couple were joined in holy matrimony by the groom's cousin, Jerome Rogers, in St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church in McHenry. Kathleen A Reif. The bridegroom is Winston Pratt of Holiday Hills. Nov. 10 , Moving to McHenry from Chicago were in the plans for the new Mr. and Mrs. Winston Pratt. The bride is the former With their daughters Nancy Pratt and Kimmy Reif in atten­ dance, the couple were married at the Woodstock Courthouse by Judge Conrad T. Floeter. 1^- , i Nov. 24 The former Peggy Anne Stoew- sand, daughter of Richard and Barbara StoeWsand, became the bride of Hugh Joseph Idstein, son of Gerard and Mary Idstein. The couple were married by the Rev. John Holdren, who officiated the ceremony in St. John the Bap­ tist Catholic Church in Johnsburg. Following a wedding trip to New Orleans, the Idsteins took up residence in Houston, TX. Oct. 6 Upon their return from a two- week honeymoon in Hawaii, the ntew Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph ftudreck settled in McHenry. "The bride is the former Rosalie Sue Otto, daughter of Marie T. Ot­ to. Charles and Mary Budreck are the groom's parents. The bride was given in mar- ftage by her brother Bruce Otto, fti an afternoon ceremony at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in McHenry. - W-.j. • l Oct. 6 A highlight of the wedding of the former Betty Zamastil, daughter of Donald and Barbara Zamastil and Daniel Schlothan, was the at­ tendance of Keese and Ali Jongerius of Bunnik, Netherlands, who had been Betty's parents while she was an exchange stu­ dent in the Netherlands for a year. The newlyweds were married at First United Methodist Church McHenry. They later honey- ' on a tour around Lake ichigan and settled in Sherman jftak, CA. t>\ kt 13 i [The former Lisa Madden and \ lussell Tantillo, Jr. were united n holy matrimony in Shepherd of ji be Hills Lutheran Church in »; 4 c Henry. )» The bride is the daughter of Mr. ! 'ind Mrs. Greg Noack and Mr. and rs. Russell Tantillo, Sr*are ^he, ™m'sparents. ' " * ~'b bn " i oj hob1" SO Adding a bit of nostagia to the timental occasion of her wed- the former Terri Lynn Mai the same wedding gown her had worn on her wedding bride is the daughter of Lee Joanne Mai. John and Eileen klapperich are the groom's Following their honeymoon, the j>le took up residence in IcHenry. ,S0 Laura Jane Wilder became the pride of Mark Charles Miller dur- a con-celebrated candlelight ony at Sherman Avenue nlted Methodist Church in Madison, WI. The bride is the daughter of Thedore and Jean Wilder. The ^bridegroom is the oldest son of vwilliam and Patricia Miller. • 5 The couple have made their home in Charlottsville, VA. Oct. 30 Sundae Morrison and James Donald WilsOri were married in 1901 as participants of a high school adult living class, but this year they married for "real." Sundae is the daughter of Nor­ man and Pacita Morrison. Gerald and Margaret Wilson are the groom's parents. . The Rev. Herman Graef of­ ficiated the nuptials in Zion Lutheran Church in McHenry. Dec. 22 Mr. and Mrs. John Leighty an­ nounced the marriage of their daughter Carol to Paul Lentner, son of Charlotte Lentner of Munich, Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kildahl, Sr. celebratd their 50th wedding anniversary at the Swedish Glee Club in Waukegan. The Kildahl's were married Jan. 27,1934, in Chicago. They liv­ ed in Long Lake for 27 years and retired to Fort Meyers, FL, in 1973. ThOy presently reside in McHenry. The couple has three daughters. mmrm 60th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heuel celebrated their 16th wedding an­ niversary on Sunday, March 4. A mass and reception were held for the couple at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in McHenry. The couple were married Feb. 9, 1924, in St. Sylvester's Church in Chicago. They have been longtime residents of McHenry. March 19 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rauhut, Sr. of McHenry celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on March 19. A surprise party was ' given in their honor. < Howard and Mae were married in Chicago in 1934. They have ' made McHenry their home for many years. March 31 Elmer and Alberta Adams of McHenry celebpted their 50th wedding anniversary on March 31. The couple who have resided in McHenry for 10 years, were mar­ ried in Chicago in 1934 on the same day as Mr< Adams' 31st birthdav. Corinne from Largo,. FL, and January maid oi honor Dorothy Levins from Orland Park, IL, helped to make the celebration special. June 17 Sunday, June 17, was the day Peter and Louise Paserpsky of Wonder Lake renewed their wed­ ding vows. The couple did so in St. Adrian Church in Chicago, the church where they had been mar­ ried on June 16,1934. A special anniversary mass was held for the newlyweds at Christ the King Church in Wonder Lake. June 23 Leo and Ann Shermach of Mc- Cullom Lake marked their golden anniversary with a special mass held in the couple's honor at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in McHenry. „ June 90 George and Mildred Nowak celebrated their 50th anniversary at the Johnsburg Community Club with their seven children, family and friends. , . " The Nowak's were united in marriage by the bride's uncle, the Rev. Father Peter Etzig, June 30, 1934, in St. Sylvester's Church in Chicago. June 90 Tony and Gertie Lerch of McHenry celebrated their 50th an­ niversary with their best man and maid of honor in attendance. Best man Bill Lerch and wife September Sept. 23 Jasper and Laura Gelardi observed their 50th wedding an­ niversary. The couple were mar­ ried at Our Lady of Pompeii Catholic Church in Chicago. A celebration to commemorate the milestone was hosted by the couple's two daughters in Schaumburg, IL. The Gelardi's also repeated their vows in a mass at St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church in McHenry. Sept. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Harold "Ray" Col- lis observed their golden anniver­ sary at a quiet dinner for the im­ mediate family. Ray and Mae were first married in Our Lady of Angels Church in Chicago. The couple has three children and spend their summers in McHenry. Octeber Oct. so Clara and Bernard Wiora of McHenry celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by renewing their marriage vows during a mass in St. Mary of the Assump­ tion Church in McHenry. . The Wiora's were married at M«ry Queen of Heaven Church in Cicero, IL. Jan. 1 - Alice M. Baird, 77, of Wonder Lake, died at McHenry Hospital. Jan. 2 - Elsie Nelson, 75, of McHenry, died in her home. Jan. 3 - Catherine M. Freund, 96, died in the Freeport Memorial Hospital in Freeport, IL. Jan. 4 - Dorothy L. Gibbs, a lifelong resident of McHenry, died at McHenry Hospital. Jan. 4 - Mary Kantorski, 91, of McCullom Lake, died at Royal Terrace. Jan. 5 - Russell C. Tipperreiter, 73, died in his Sunnyside home. Jan. 6 - John Clyde Bailey, 38, formerly of McHenry, died in California Jan. 6 • Marie K. Davidson, 74, died in her son's home. Jan. 9 - Sally D. Grosse, 57, died in McHenry. Jan. 9 • Alfons G. Lockteig, 86, a resident of the Whispering Hills area, died in McHenry Hospital. Jaji. 11 - Lester "Doc" Edinger, 91, formerly, of.Woodstock, died in his Sunnyvale, CA'hoifier- J a n . U - L o t t i e K a r l i c (Stachowiak) died at Royal Ter­ race. Jan. 12 - Robert F. Clendenln, 62, of McHenry, died at Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights. Jan. 12 - John E. Looze, 71, a former attorney for the City at McHenry, died at McHenry Hospital. THANK YOU McHENRYCOUNTY FOR THE PAST 38 YEARS OF PATRON A GE! "K. \ X HAND & POWER TOOL & LAWN 4 GARDEN DEPARTMENT LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT Nov. 3 The newly married Mr. and M r s . D a v i d T h o r n t o n h a v e established residency in Rolling Meadows, following a honeymoon tour of Colorado and California. The bride is the former Tamara Frink, daughter of Mrs. Sofia Frink and Mr. Morris Frink. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thornton are the groom's parents. With baskets of multicolored flowers adorning the Nazareth Lutheran Church altar, the Rev. Homer Larson presided over the § nuptials In Cedar Falls, IA. Nov. 10 ' Recently married, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Panek spent five days in Las Vegas, NV, and planned to continue their honeymoon on a skiing holiday in January. The bride is the former Ro- seAnne M. Strongy, daughter of Mr. Joseph P. Strongy and the late Rose A. Strongy. The couple were married by the I Rev. John Holdren in St. John the | Baptist Catholic Church in ! Johnsburg. PLUMBING, HEATING* COOLING DEPARTMENT HARDWARE & BUILDING MATERIAL DEPARTMENT GIFT & HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT ACE NARDWAIK PLUS MUCH, BJORKMAN'S ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. ELM ST. (Rte. 120) McHENRY, ILLINOIS 815/385-3660