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PAGE FOUR THE FREEPORT JOURNAL-STANDARD PHONE THURSDAY, SfcrM fcMBfcR 0,1943 News Of Northwestern Illinois Stockton's Holy Cross Parish Is 50 Years Old Stockton, 111.. Sept. 50th anniversary of Holy Cross parish will he observed nrxi. Tuesday. Sept.

14, when tliq least of Exaltation of the Holy Cross Is celebrated. His Excellency, Bishop John J. Boylan, of Rockford, will offer a pontifical of thangskivlng in thr local church at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning and His Excellency, Bishop Lro Binz, of Winonn, formerly of Stockton, will be the speaker of the day. His Excellency, Bishop Henry P. Rohlman of Davenport, and thp local pastor, Rev.

Josept W. Rojcmann. also will be in attendance. Stockton was established as a parish in 1893 and Rev, F. J.

Hartman was assigned as its first pastor. He served until Oct. 29, 189B. The name of Holy Cross was given to the church, which was built at a close of $3.200. its original membership numbered 40 pioneer families.

In 1893, during Rev. Father Hartman's pastorate, a parsonage was completed. Priests who succeeded him were as follows: Rev. F. M.

Bay, Rev. Stephen Wplfgarten, 19021908. Under his leadership the parish erected a parochial school, which was given in charge of the Franciscan sisters of Milwaukee. The first class was graduated in 1906. This school building served the parish until the new school was erected in 1937.

Father Wolfgarten built an addition to the church, a new sanctuary and two sacristies. He also rebuilt St. Patcrick's church at Plum River after it had been razed by fire. Rev. (now Msgr.i A.

A. Heinzler. 1908-23. A new rectory was built in 1917. Rev.

N. J. Berg, 1923-1929, when he was called to St. Joseph's church in Freeport. Rev.

A. R. Schunicht, 1929-1938. Rev. Fr.

Rojemann; the present pastor, came to Stockton on March 4,1938. That summer the church was repaired and redecorated and In the following year the new school-convent building was built and opened. German Valley German Valley, 111., Sept. Ladies' Aid society of the Silver Creek Reformed church meets this afternoon. Dorcas society was entertained at the home of Mrs.

Emily Decknadel yesterday afternoon. The Women's Society of- Christian Service met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. F. Borchers.

Mrs. Arlene Hannah will enter- tain The King's Daughters thli evening. Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Klinger and Miss Annie Ackerman left on Tuesday morning for Iowa, where Mr and Mrs. Klinger will look after farm interests and Miss Ackerman will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeBerg, at Grundy Center.

Cadet Ellis Rothermal. who Is stationed at Manhattan, ar rived here Friday, his wife ac companying him, to visit at the home of the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. Guy Wagner, and sister, Edna, and Mr. Rothermal's parents at, Leaf River. Seaman, first cla.ss, Robert Schneidermay returned to York Harbor, Maine, Sunday after spending his ten-day furlough here with his wife and other relatives.

He was accompanied to Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. Will Ross, Mrs. Fred Ross, Mr. and Mrs.

William Schnelderman and his wife. Club Women At Orangeville To Meet Next Tuesday Orangeville. 111.. OranRevillc Woman's club will open the calendar year with the first meeting at the home of Mrs. E.

C. Priewe at 8 o'clock next Tuesday evening. Those attending are to meet at the Bolender hotel at 7:45 for transportation. Mrs. Roy Sanders, of Freeport, education chairman of the 13th district, will be the guest speaker and there will be special muiscal numbers.

The lady teachers of the high and grade schools of Orangeville, as well as the teachers of the rural schools near Orangeville, will be guests. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. M. W. Moore, Mrs.

R. L. Dinges and Mrs. J. Milton Bostian.

News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartman were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hartman in Freeport.

A daughter was born to Mrs. Claire Milliken at the Deaconess hospital in Freeport Tuesday morning. Her husband, Sgt. Claire Milliken is stationed in the Hawaiian islands. Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Rlnehart and son were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Quentln Denney, In Chicago. Mrs.

F. B. Seachrlst and daughter, Gertrude, of Corpus Texas, were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Gaboon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wohlford and daughter, of Port Washington, Wis. were visitors at the C. B.

Wohlford and the M. L. Fahr homes during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Herdman and daughter, Jill Rae of Kewanee, spent the week-end with relatives here. Miss Carolyn Musser, of Freeport, was a week-end guest of Miss Carrie Musser. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kimmel, of Chicago, spent the week-end at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Zettle. CHECK THESE HOME COMFORT VALUES! Savt )ww ffctaff font Drier-Outerwillsaveclothinc, luggage, books and practically everything from damage dut to moisture. COFFEE MAKER Hand decorated china, easy to clean, fulU-cup capacity. Choice of Red, or Brown.

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18 open, i ijuukl) with. ut I UlllC i. 1C 14 i I 1 rij onlv KITCHENWARi SET Church Services In Nearby Towns Sti contjini U'attr Piichei. Kefrigerjior jirj, Muink Bov Ij, Silt Pepper Shakers. Bciundjl Ron pittcrn (or ublc, oten, or Motift.

Set ionium I i picctt. Midf of otfo-f lucd cliini HEFNER HARDWARE CO. 1 Red Oak Methodist Church Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Worship service at 9:45 a.

John W. Bruce, pastor. OranfeTllle Methodist Church Morning worship, 9:30 a. sermon, "The Power of Religion." Sunday school, 10:30 a. m.

RlchUnd Church Morning worship at 10:30 o'clock. Sunday school at 11:15 a. John W. Bruce, pastor. Cedarvllle Methodist Church Sunday school, 9:30 a.

m. Morning worship, 10:45 a. m. Sermon, "The Power in Religion." Monday, Sept. 13, Men's Brotherhood meeting.

Orangevllle Evangelical Church Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Worship service at 10:45 a. m. A meeting of the administrative council immediately after the morning F.

J. Kissinger, pastor. Orangevillc United Brethren Church Sunday school and morning for- shlp at 9:30 a. m. Special musical numbers will be a snlo by Miss Norma Andrews and a duet by Glen and Gene Vivian Threlkeld, pastor.

Rock Grove Evangelical Church Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morn- Ing worship at 10:45 o'clock. Topic: "The Triple Six Brand." Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8:30 Wilson W. White, pastor.

Elizabeth Methodist Church Church school at 10 a. H. W. Wolfensberger, superintendent; public worship at 11 o'clock, sermon "The Message of the Clouds," by the pastor. Music by church choir, Mrs.

Homer Kearnaghan, J. M. Beck, pastor. Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church, near Elcroy Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.

Lesson topic: "Israel Marches Toward Canaan." Worship service at 10:30 a. m. Subject: "Jesus' Deep Concern for Life." Anthem and choral responses by choir. Choir rehearsal Friday F. C.

Schmidt, pastor. Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church Sunday school at 10 a. m. subject: "Israel Marches Toward Canaan." Church worship at 11 a. m.

subject: "Unto a Perfect Man." Eph. 4:13. Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening. Mission services Sunday, September, 19. Speakers, Rev.

Athneil Stinecker, superintendent of the Fort Wayne Children's Home, and Rev. F. C. Schmidt, E. F.

Franz, pastor. Afolkey Evangelical Church Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The Mission Band will present a patriotic program next Sunday morning at 10:45. In the evening a union service with Grace church will be held in Bethel church.

The Gideons of Freeport will present the evening service at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting and Bible study on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Rev. F. J. Kissinger, pastor.

Eben Ecer Evangelical and Reformed Church, Pearl City Sunday school begins at 10 a. m. and worship service at 10:45 a. m. The sermon-subject is: "Jesus the Friend of the Lonely." Text, John and 14.

There will be also short meetings of the Sunday school and of the congregation next Sunday morning, in order to elect delegates for the regional conference, which will be held Wednesday, Sept. 29, at M. Schroedel, pastor. State Historical Society To Hear Address By Graham Hutton Dixon, 111., Sept, Hutton, director of the British Information service in Chicago, will be principal speaker when the Illinois State Historical society meets here Oct. 15 and 16.

He will speak on "An Englishman's View of the Middle West." After graduation from the University ot London, Hutton studied in French and German universities and was admitted to the English bar. In 1933, he became managing editor of the Economist, London financial journal, and in that capacity traveled extensively In Europe, the United States, Mexico and Canada. He is the author of several books and has contributed articles to many American magazines. Upon the outbreak of war he was called to the British foreign office, In 1941, he opened the office of the British information service Chicago. spent the week-end with relatives at Rock Island.

Mrs. Howard Lawler, MM. Ransom Fehr, of Dakota, Mrs. Lee Yeoman and children, of Afolkey, and Corporal Wendell Lawler, of California, spent Tuesday at the Kenneth Bender home. Glen Daughenbaugh and family, of Freeport, spent Monday at the Glen Harnish home.

Master Peter Shianna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shianna, underwent major surgery at the Deaconess hospital Tuesday. Mr. Mrs.

Clem Ferguson and family spent Sunday evening with Raymond Harnish and family. Everett Rupnow and Jerry Harnish spent several days at Waterloo, where they attended the cattle congress. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Welck attended the Welck reunion at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, Stanley Helse on Sunday. Rock City Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary Rock City, 111., Sept. and Mrs. R. A.

Young celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last Thursday. Callers from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Moore, Mrs. Delia Harrison, Mrs. Margaret Hayes and John H. Graham, all of Freeport; Miss Mildred Graham, of Cincinnati, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Laube and family, of Durand. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Grenzow attended the wedding of June Keen and Roy Peterson, at Zion Evangelical church, at Juda, Saturday evening. Private Donald Neidemeier, of Camp McCoy, is enjoying a ten-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Neidemeier. Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Tielkemeier attended the funeral of the latter's brother, George Brick, at Clinton, last Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Grenzow spent the week-end at Lake Leota, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. William Canterbury, of Rockford, and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Kohlhoff, were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Iserman. Mr, and Mrs.

Lewis Burger and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hanford, of Durand, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Hanford.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Buchscha- cher and son, Garry, Mr. and Mrs. Ghn Messman, of Freeport, Private Franklin Messman, of Scott Field, 111., Frank Messman, of Rock Grove, and Mr.

and Mrs. William Neilender and family, of Rock City, were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fulton. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Neidemeier, Don Neidemeier and Mr. and Mrs. Will Schrader were Sunday afternoon callers at the Dan Neidemeier home, Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Crone and family, and George and Ada Orangeville, Mrs. Lizzie i Schmidt of Clarno, attended I a birthday dinner Sunday at the C. J. Meinzer home. Judy Crone was the honor guest celebrating her fifth birthday.

Mrs. Kathryn Bellows, of Rockford, spent the week-end holiday at the W. R. Thoren home. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Fulton spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gosmire and Mrs. Blanch Snook, at Racine, Wis.

Mrs, William Canterbury and Vee Ann and Mrs. William Breeze and Dianne, of Rockford, spent the past week at the Harry Tracy home. Paul Mihel, of Racine, was a week-end guest at the Walter Horstmeier home. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Herrick, of Freeport, were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Young.

Orangeville Legion And Auxiliary To Install Officers Orangeville, 111., Sept. American Legion and auxiliary will meet at the usual hour this evening in Legjon hall. Joint installation of officers will take Hostesses are Mrs. Earl Dittmar. M.

H. Bolender, Mrs. Leo Rusk, Mrs. Clara Bolender, and Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Scheider. Captain and Mrs. L. F. Rockey and family, Miss Edna Reuber, of Freeport, Mr.

and Mrs. Orland Priewe and Samuel Priewe were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Priewe. Captain Rockey leaves Friday for Tallahassee, Florida. TlTe Past Noble Grand club of the Rebekah lodge will meet Friday'evening, Sept. 10, at the home of Mrs. R.

C. Reuber. Miss Mary Reeser will bp the assistant hostess. Mr. and Mrs C.

C. Nolf, who have been spending the summer months at their lodge near Hackeiwack, returned home this Wednesday. Mrs. M. L.

Fahr underwent major surgery at Madison Wednesday. Red Oak Red Oak, 111, Sept. and Mrs. Ralph Lied and son, Gerald, of Rockford, spent the week-end with relatives here. Private Dominirk Sciutto, of Pt.

Leonard Wood, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shianna. Mrs. Herman is staying with her ttuiHhter.

Mrs. Edward MCVS.S. Mrs. Fred Weick cut several Ingers severely on a glass chicken fountain. Ben Fransen and family, of Freeport, and Mrs.

Frank Kransen, of Arizona, were supper guests at the LeRoy Fransen 'home Friday evening. MJ-S, Alice Rjef, ol Freeport, is spending several days with Mrs Alice Lied. Elwyn Jones. Allan Thraslu-r. of Leuu.

Mrs A. U. Fonv.sU-r a iul Virginia Forre-sier sundry in Chiiago. Mr. jind Mru.

JNiemeier I Apple River Apple River, 111. Sept. Doris Hoover, of Chicago, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Reynold Hoover, was here over the weekend at the Leo Grindey home'.

Miss Doris has been employed to teach in the Lena school for the coming year. Friends'" here have U-unu-ii (hut Mis.s Myrtle Sincox, who has been seriously ill at the Deaconess hospital, has been brought back by ambulance to Warren to the home of hci aunt. Miss Jane Sincox. She 1.5 somewhat improved. Miss Isabel Mullen, who has employed in Freeport, spent last week here with her mother, Mrs.

James Mullen, and sisters. Miss Mullen has been engaged to teach at Blu Uock, 111., for coming yeur. Stair Kargf.ini Drlos CMiurlton unit wile haw letunicd to Texas. The txeeuiiw board ot the W. S.

C. S. meets at Mrs. iStadel's home To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Sunday The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

David Sturtevant, of Shannon, will be observed Sunday, Sept. 12, at a family dinner at noon, with open house following in the afternoon and evening, at their Cherry Grove farm home. Mr. Sturtevant and Miss Rose Holmes were married Sept. 12, 1893, in Mt.

Carroll and have lived on their present farm home, near Cherry Grove, for their 50 years ot married life. Their seven children and their families are expected for the celebration, and there are 26 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The three daughters and four sons are Mrs. Bernard McAuliffe, of Marshall, Mrs. Lloyd Rogers of Lanark, David L.

Sturtevant, of 920 East Jackson street, Freeport, Jacob S. Sturtevant of Lanark, Mrs. Ray Rogers of Dixon, Earnest S. Eiturtevant of Mt. Carroll, and Everett S.

Sturtevant of Shannon. Winslow Woman's Club Program For Year Announced Winslow, 111., Sept. Winslow Woman's club calendar for the year 1943-44 follows: Sept. 9: Music, Notable Women of the U. committee, Betty Zipse, Beatrice Reck, Mary Fuller, hostess, Margaret Heise.

Oct. 14: Music; Mexico, guest speaker; Mrs. Coe, hostess, Lillian Phelps. Nov. 11: Music; Lend Lease, committee, Mrs.

Roy Dalrymple, Mrs. E. A. Mani; hostess, Mrs. Erb.

Dec. 9: Christmas party, committee, Lulu Campbell, Mary Tyler; hostess, Mary Tyler. Jan. 13: Music; China, committee, Mrs. H.

Wallace, Lillian Phelps, Mrs. H. Erb; hostess, Christie Mani. Feb. 10: Music; book review, Mrs.

Mary Mau; hostess, Mrs. Wallace. Mar. 9: Music prgroma, committee, Freda Clarno, Hulda Hastings, Margaret Heise; hostess, Mrs. L.

M. Coe. April 13: Music; The Bible, guest speaker, Carrie Stites; hostess, Betty Zipse. May 11: May breakfast; election of officers; committee, Beatrice Reck, Inez Buck, Helen Hayes; hostess, Mary Fuller. June 8: Music; Soviet Union, committee, Florence Werts, Bertha Lammers; family supper; hostess, Lulu Campbell.

Committees for the year: Year book, Christie Mani, Beatrice Reck, Mytrle Dalrymple, Mary Tyler. Music, Florence Werts, Ruth Wallace. Refreshments, Mary Mau, Helen Hayes, Bertha Lammers, Mary Fuller. Officers: President, Mrs. Mary Tyler; vice president, Mrs.

Freida Clarno; secretary, Mrs. Coral Coe; treasurer, Mrs. Betty Zipse. yesterday to discuss plans for the fall program. BACK the ATTACK jth WAR BONDS Health Program To Be Carried On In Carroll County Mt.

Cdftell, 111., Sept. roll county public health committee has been organized to work with Miss Marian Pape, county public health nurse; to plan and carry out A county wide health program. L. K. Brudi, county superintendent of schools, is chairman; vice chairman Is Charles P.

Moon, of Milledgeville, and Mrs. W. M. Nlpe, of this city, is secretary. Prom the group, a subcommittee was named which will draft a tentative health program which later will be submitted to the entire committee.

Harold Mackenzie, head of the Savanna city schools, is chairman of the subcommittee and other members are: Elmer Zugschwerdt, Chadwlck; Dr. B. Hussey, Savanna; Mrs. C. B.

Rose, Mt. Carroll; Dr. Clifford Isenberger, Lanark, and Father E. A. O'Brien, Savanna.

Other county committee members are: Ward R. Fritz, Mt. Carroll; George Boulton, Mrs. J. M.

Johns, Dr. E. Turner, Savanna; L. A. Frank, Chadwick; E.

O. Hemmer, Thomson; Dr. E. P. Mitchell, Shannon; John K.

Morris, Mrs. Glenn Wise, Lanark; Mrs. H. A. Ftahn, Mrs.

Albert Wagner, Milledgevllle; Russell Rahn, Lanark. Ridott Ridott, 111., Sept. James Bittner spent several daysjn Freeport with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyer.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Boekholt and Marvin Wilktns, of Freeport, were Sunday afternoon vtalton tl Uw Harm fioekhoU home. Mr. and Mn.

Robert Moughtcn and family were Saturday noon visitors with the former's Mr. and Mrs. Letter Houthton, at Rockford, and were supper guesti with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Highberger, at Pecattmiea.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mine and family, ot Freeport, visited the Burdette Dorseys Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ooodrich and daughter, of cedarvflle, visited at the oscar Weiier home last Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. fellas Shafer spent Sunday at the Art Oastman home In Freeport. Lester Ottenhausen, of Seneca, spent the week-end here 'with his family. Mr.

and Mrs. David Obenchaln and family visited at the Henry Falrbalrn home Sunday. Industrial League At Polo Holds Annual Meeting Polo, 111., Sept. monthly meeting of the Polo Civic Industrial league was held at the Legion hall on Tuesday evening, A 6:30 o'clock dinner was served by members of the Legion auxiliary. The regular business session followed, with President Frank Wales presiding.

The minutes of the previous meeting and the financial reports were read by Mrs, Buell Brodie, secretary and treasurer. Willis Plttlnger, chairman of the committee which had been appointed to investigate the cost and site for the erection of a plaque honorjsjg the men In government service, a project which the league is sponsoring, reported an estimated cost of $100, and mentioned setertl proposed sites. No site was chosen, The league voted to contribute a minimum of toward the cost of the plaque, This amount ii augmented by a contribution of $60 which the Golden Bowling league had previously offered the civic league should they be willing to sponsor the project. The Woman's club haa signified their willingness to contribute to this fund and it is expected that other organizations will also do so. Martin schryver, presented the matter of Fire Prevention week, Oct.

3 to 9, and mentioned persons or groups Who have been appointed to take part in the observance: Posters, grade school students; store Window decorations, Mrs. Lyle Lenhart; business men, Leo Benlak; theatre, Harry tjpton; churches, Rev. Clifford Plerson. The league went on record as endorsing the program. Loosen Asthma Thovionrfs of Sufferers OfioklAfl.

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