The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 11

THE DE KALB DAILY CHRONICLE DE KALB, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1964 PAGE ELEVEN 2 SYCAMORE GRADUATES AT OPEN HOUSES Many Sycamore Families Plan Weekend of Festivities SYCAMORE -A festive weekend is in the planning at this time with a number families having Open Houses for their young graduates. Mr. and Mrs. Frank will have open house at home two times on Sunday. the afternoon from 3 p.m.

5 p.m., and after the Baccalaureate services, in the evening, are asking their friends to in. Honored will be their daughter, Mary, and their American Field Service student, Grisonsree from Thailand, of whom graduating Sycamore High School. Mr. and Mrs. Everell A.

Smith of 333 Chauncey St. are inviting friends to an open house Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4:30, their 1964 graduates, Peter Cecilia. Peter is graduating from Sycamore High School, and Cecilia from the eighth grade at St. Mary's. Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Lindgren of 133 Mason Court having open house for their Scott, also a 1964 graduate the Sycamore High School, Sunday afternoon from 2 5 p.m. Lu Ann and Chad Swedberg will be honored at a Sunday ernoon open house when their mother, Mrs. Birdena Swedberg, will entertain for her twins their home on Turner Place.

Both are in the 1964 graduating class of Sycamore High School. The time is 3 to 4:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. David Strombom are having open house for their son, Randy, also a 1964 high school graduate, Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m.

at their home on Archie Place. Dr. H. L. Jennings is inviting friends to an open house for his two sons, Newell and Paul, Sunday afternoon.

Paul was graduated from Annapolis Wednesday and Newell is a member the 1964 high school graduation groupht families of the Federated Church are getting together for a reception Monday evening after the Sycamore High School graduation ceremonies, which will honor their sons and: daughters. The party will be held in the Dutton Memorial Hall. Participating in the event are Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer for their son Daniel; Rev.

and Mrs. Donald S. Bourne, for daughter Linda; Mr. and Mrs. Sherret Chase for Helen; Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Jones Douglas. Also Mr. and Mrs. E.

T. Juday, for their daughter, Nancy; Dr. and Mrs. John Ovitz for daughThank You Card We' wish to express our sincere gratitude for the many kindnesses, letters, and words of sympathy received from all our friends and acquaintances at the time of our recent sorrow. We wish to thank Doctors Eggers and Trapp; to give special thanks to the Sycamore High School graduating class of 1963, of which Tom was a member, for its bined contribution; to Coach Pete Johnson for his kind words spoken at the funeral; and a special thanks to faculty members of N.I.U.

who paid their respects. Mrs. Callie Gordon and Family Doty Son "ARTISTS WITH IRON" Over 75 columns in stock. Hundreds of designs to choose from. DOTY SON One Mile East of Sycamore On Route 64 Phone 895-2884 Women Outlive Men There were 26 per cent more women- than men past 65 in 1963 and this margin may increase per cent by 1985, says the Census Bureau.

HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR CHOSEN American Field Service Sends Jeanne Tessier to Italy SYCAMORE Jeanne Tessier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tessier, received word yesterday that she will be locat-. ed in Campobasso, Italy, as an American Field Service exchange student for the summer months. Campobasso is located a little north and inland from Naples.

It is a city of 40,000 described as pretty, clean and surrounded by mountains. The address is 136 Via Marconi. Jeanne will be staying with the Nicola Iacampo family. There are four daughters, Maria, 17; Eleanora, 15; Giuseppine, 12, and Giovanna, 9. They are Catholic family, and lish fairly well.

The 17-year-old is interested in cookdaughter, drawing, and as drawing is one of Jeanne's great hobbies, the girls should become great friends. The father is an accountant and the mother works for the National Institute for Medical Assistance. There is also a grandfather and a maid in the home. Jeanne will leave from New York on June 27 aboard the ship "The Seven Seas," for Rotterdam. There she will be met by an American Field Service representative and proceed to Italy.

She will return Aug. 31 from Rotterdam and arrive in New York Sept. 10. Today the American Field Service brings 2800 students from 59 countries to attend American secondary schools for a year of study and experience. During the summer sends American teenagers from nearly every state to live abroad with families in 37 countries.

The students range in age from 16 to 18, a period when they are most adaptable, open minded and eager to learn. Baptist Young Ladies Present Japanese Tea SYCAMORE The Colonist girls, a group of the Pioneers at First Baptist Church, will have a Japanese tea party Friday evening to climax their year's ac- tivities. It will be held in the new Baptist Youth Center at 7:30 pm. The girls are all in junior high This will be an open meeting. and everyone is cordially invited to the program and party.

The girls have collected Japanese articles over the past months, and will have on them display tomorrow night. A young Japanese girl at Wheaton College will appear in her native kimona attire, and give the program, Badges will be awarded to the girls by their guide, 1 Mrs. Walter Thurow. Mrs. Charles Watkins and committee are in charge of the refreshments which will be a glamorous Japanese dessert and tea.

Decorations have been planned by Mrs. Edith Malone, and will feature Japanese lanterns. The whole evening sounds enticing, and those who can attend should have very nice time. Condition of Local Resident is Improved SYCAMORE The condition! of Francis Welch this morning showed some, improvement. Mr.

Welch has patient at Sycamore Memorial Hospital Memorial Day, when he since admitted having had a sewas vere heart attack. Mrs. Welch's sister, Mrs. Wil-7 liam Barthelmess of Morris, has been staying with the family since Saturday. Sycamore Hospital Notes Admitted: Mrs.

Richard Hub- bell, DeKalb. Dismissed: Patsy Vowles, DeKalb; Virginia Dietz, Kimberly Savage, Sycamore; Nora Kiergaard, Maple Park; Mrs. Alvina Behrens, Genoa. Auxiliary of V.F.W. Has Its Regular Meet of In to GOLDEN EVENT-Mr.

and Mrs. John Higgins of 316 Park Sycamore are to observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday, June 7 from 2 Kathryn Burkart and Arthur Gertrude Robins of Milwaukee, Kalb and daughter-in-law, are are sponsoring the event. son, of gie Norr of Hinckley. ter Jean; Mr. and Mrs.

Francis to Welch for son Steven, (a graduate of Northwestern Naval and Military Academy; and Mr. 'and Mrs. Kenneth Wenger, for their son Jerry. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold B. Johnson of 218 E. Elm Street are inviting their friends to an open house for their twins, Susie and Sandi, also on Sunday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Their daughters are graduating the following day with the 1964. class.

Kathy Dolder will also be honored at an open house Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m., when parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Dolder, will entertain for her, as a graduate of the 1964 high school class.

OBITUARIES HARRY W. HART SYCAMORE Harry W. Hart, South Main died Wednesday, June 3, 1964, at DeKalb Public Hospital. Mr. Hart was born in Boonesville, Ohio, Sept.

23, 1883. He was a graduate of the University of West Virginia, and a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. He had been an engineer with the Cleveland Illuminating Company for many years. Surviving are his widow, Alice. and a sister, Sada of Hugo, Okla.

and also a number of nieces and nephews. Private funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Van Natta Funeral Home, with Rev. Lorrin Kreider of the Presbyterian church at DeKalb, in charge. Burial will be in the family lot at Monroeville, Ohio.

Friends may call at the Van Natta Funeral Home from 7 to 9 this evening. at the Coach Rooms in Sycamore to 5 o'clock. Their children, Mrs. Higgins of Sycamore, Mrs. and John Higgins of DeMary Kathryn Higgins of Oak Park Mrs.

Higgins is the former Mag(Edwards Photo) HOLUB PICNIC FOR TONIGHT Is Planned for Park Unless Weather Turns Bad SYCAMORE- The annual picnic for employees of Holub Industries, and its associate company Ace-Sycamore, will be held Thursday evening at the Sycamore Community Park. According to co chairmen, Mae Johnson and Robert Dennis, the first event is to be a chicken dinner. It will be servled beginning at 5:30 p.m. Ice cream and soft drinks will be available for the at all times. The game committee, Audrey Dollinger and Pat Davy, have planned a number of games and prizes so that all age groups can, participate.

A softball game between the boys and girls is in(cluded. Before adjourning, everyone will gather around a fire for a group song fest. John, Polinowski and Marty Koch are in charge of the setup and clean committee. In case of bad weather, the picnic will be held in the recreation room and the new factory addition, which is now nearing completion. SEAT BELT SAFETY NEW YORK UPI The Americal Medical Association has estimated that 25 per cent of car accident deaths could 1 be averted if the occupants wore seat belts.

FATHERS DAY IS JUNE 215T Ties Socks Shirts Pajamas Belts Jewelry Golf Bags Golf Balls Golf Clubs 'Slacks Novelties Belts Almost anything Dad wants you can get at Lahti Clothing Store FIRST WITH THE 223 West State St. STAMPS Sycamore, Ill: SYCAMORE The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars to Post 5768 held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Home. Historian, Jane Cradduck gave a report on activities and help given by the Ladies Auxiliary. The School of Instruction which was held at St.

Charles was told about by Chris Swanson. Others who attended were President Blanche Tull 4 and Betty Tull. The Essay report which was given by Sally O'Neill stated that the winner, 1 Michael Frazier, was presented a savings bond and a medal by President Blanche Tull. New members were accepted. They are Phyllis Jean Tucker and Eva R.

Quimet. District meeting was summarized by President Blanche Tull. Since Sally O'Neill was not able to attend installation which was given Sunday, her officer obligation was given to her by Jean Lindstrom at this meeting. Betty Byro told new officers about their duties for the coming year. The recipient of the meeting presentation was Doris Swedberg Meeting closed and will reopen on Tuesday evening, July at 8 p.m.

Next month's meeting will be conducted by the newly elected President Chris Swanson and her appointed officers and chairman. Lunch was served and a social hour was enjoyed. WANT TO THANK Dr. Lin- the nurses and nurses aids deen, their wonderful care during my recent stay at the Sycamore Hospital. Also my friends and relatives for cards and visits.

I appreciate each and every one. Your thoughtfulness will long be remembered. DELMER KELLER CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere gratitude to all of our friends, and relatives for the beautiful floral the letters, cards, and words of comfort and neighbors, tributes, and the many acts of kindness shown to us dursympathy, ing our recent time of sorrow and bereavement. We also thank Rev. Pasma for his visits and Dr.

Frank and wish to Dr. Trapp, as well as the nurses and nurse's aides at Hospital for the good care our son received. Sycamore THE FAMILY OF DENNIS WHITE. Special Gifts INC. for GRADS Instamatic Camera PARKER Set No.

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