The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 44

BENSENVILLE in The Miss Marjorie Neumann of 617 Bitord road, Glen Ellyn, formerly of Bensenville, leu Saturday morning i Mi', and Mrs. Frederick Matthlesen and iamlly for St. Petersburg, Fla Friends and neighbors of Mr. end Mrs. 0.

McBndc extend their sympathy to Ihpm because of the death of Mrs. McBrlde's mother, who passed away Mnrch 23 at her home In Indian Springs, Ind. She was 85 years old. REACH 13,000 HOMES FOR $1 STAR OF STARS Sanforized Fine Comoed Lawn Camisole type I A must in summer a Miss a i pin dot eyelet i i lined i de- a a i a White 32 to 40. $2.98 REID'S APPAREL SHOP 163 Center St.

BENS. 715 Miss Barbara Suter, and her veck-end guest, Miss Kathy La- Tlocciuc, of St. Ignace, Michigan, returned to their studies at Mar- quettt; University in Milwaukee on Wednesday, after spending the Eaiitcr holiday with Barby's fam- Ity. Recovers From Injury Chnrles Schmld, has recovered sufficiently from the broken hip he suffered lost winter, to be at home in a wheelchair. The junior Charles Schmld's, who stayed with Mrs.

Schmld for several weeks, have returned to their home on Lincoln rvo. Mr, 1 Joseph Bodenberger en- tortnined a group of friends from Oak Park and River Forest at luncheon at her home last Wednesday. Bensenville Visitor Chris Bauer, former Bcnsen- vlllc resident, who now lives in Chicago with his daughter, was in the igc Tuesday to attend Vcrnon Fivnzen's funeral. Do. othy McDaglel drove from San Francisco, and arrived at the home of her cou- Mrs.

Ralph Vannella, Tuesday night, where she was an overnight visitor with the family, departing Wednesday eve- nine for Davenport, la. Mis Evor Carlborg of Chicago visited her sisters, Mrs. Thor Kleven and Mrs Johnson, nlso called on Mrs. Frances Bnuer Wednesday. Attend Wedding Mrs, A.

E. Bore, John Gasper, and Eugene Ernsting attended the wedding of one of the Delta Chi a i brothers Monday evening. Donnlcl Bork served ns one of the ushers. A reception was hold at the Pantry ih Park Hid go. Mr.

and Mrs. Fuller enjoyed i Easter day nt the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs Feller of Chicago. Besides celebrating Easter thev also congratulated the elder Mrs. Feller or her birthday.

Jcrrv Pollvka came home from DcKalb for her Easter vacation nnd stayed i Monday. Young Adulls Serve Breakfast Sunrise service at U. B. church was a big success. The Young Adults conducted the service and then served breakfast to the congregation.

Mrs. W. Johnson, tlieir sponsor, was shown their appreciation for her help by be- inp i box of candy. Why nol be comfortable while you'wait for a gai priority? Burn oil of coal in new IfNNOX. AUTO-FYRE, then iwiichTo gat when available.

Auto- Fyre ft topi with all BUI.NI OAJ, Oil, of COAl Laho HARDWARE HEATING Ph. BENS. 418 The Charles Siebert family of Blackhawk Terrace spent the Easter week end with relatives in Milwaukee. Taken To Chicago Hospital Leo Koch, seriously injured early last winter in an accident In the railroad yards, has been taken to the Wesley Memorial hospital, Chicago, because of complications which developed after he returned to his home. The Fred Hiltons of Algonquin drove to Detroit last week end to visit Tommy and Susie's grandparents.

Seriously 111 Mrs, William ErnstinR was taken to the Memorial hospital, Elmhurst, Easter Sunday, where she is in an oxygen tent. Although seriously ill, she is reported to be holding her own, with her many friends wishing her a speedy recovery. Lois Ann and Sharon" Lowe attended a matinee performance of Ice Capades In Chicago with their parents Saturday afternoon. College Student Home Miss Ruth Johnson, junior student at North Central college, Naperville, is at home for the Easter holidays. Mrs.

Charles Schwarz entertained group of neighbor ladies at afternoon coffee Friday at her home on Mohawk drive. Immunise Pupils An immunization of school children was conducted by Dr. K. Lewis Wednesday afternoon at the Churchville school, sponsored by the Churchvillc PTA. The school nurse, Mrs.

Anderson, was in attendance, assisted by the following PTA mothers: Mrs. R. Moos, health chairman; Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs.

O. Sollie and Mrs. A. Benziger. PTA To Elect Officers The regular stated meeting of the Churchvillc PTA will be held in the school Thursday evening, April 5, at 0.

Election of officers will be held. A program entitled "Recreation for the Family" will be conducted by the seventh grade teacher, Mrs. Marion Peterson. Refreshments will be served by the seventh grade mothers. A few friends surprised Mrs.

M. Rihel on her birthday Tuesday by dropping in with coffee, rolls and a birthday gift. To Join Husband Mr and Mrs. Ralph Vanella went to Minneapolis, Minn, Sunday night and brought their daughter, Mrs. Robert Murdy home with them.

She will iom her husband, Lt. Robert L. Mur- dv II, stationed at Good Fellow Field, Snn Angelo. Texns. Mrs.

Murdy is gradually improving from her serious injuries in a fail and her leg will have to remain in cast for some time Mrs. Walter Olhaber served as hostess to Peace church sewing circle Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bauers enjoyed '-having-- their home for Easter Sunday: Mr.

nnd Mrs. Ted Bauers of Franklin Park, Frances, student at State Teachers Normal, Bloomington. and Apprentice Seaman Jim Bauers of Great Lakes nnval training Mr. and Mrs. Dale Berg and little daughter of Chicago, were guests nt the Walter Olhaber home Eastei 1 Sunday.

Mrs. Florence Rasmussen left Sunday for a visit with her son and family in California. Mr. and Mrs. John Holquist nnd daughter, Mrs.

Harold Wolf, nnd children spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Hickey and llamily in Rocklord. Back At Woik Elmer Harkness went back to work after being confined to his home the past ten days with a bout with the flu. Complete, Modern, New TELEVISION SERVICE We are completely equipped to give you prompt and satisfactory TV service on all makes and models.

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Bensenville Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Swanson and children spent Saturday and Sunday at the Harry Mettler home.

Mrs. Viola Gansberg entertained her Pinochle club members at' her home Thursday eve- "'lllr and Mrs. Sidney Hart drove to Miami, Florida, to spend their annual vacation with their relatives. Florida Resident, 111. Friends are sorry to learn Harvey Cralgmile of St.

Petersburg, has been confined to his bed due to a heart ailment. Miss Vivian Sprandel, senior at the National College of Education, Evanston, spent Easter with her family in the village. Three year old Terry Tatar- chuk, Hillside drive, was host to 13 neighbor children at an Easter Bunny party last Thursday afternoon. Schoolmates Are Guests Miss Kirkcby, Blackhawk Terrace, entertained a group of school friends at luncheon Tuesday. Slaine Miller spent the week end with friends and relatives til Eastman, Wis, Visit Former Residents Robert Standard and Robert Sullivan drove to Madison, Monday morning where they visited friends and also visited the Walter Ludeking family at Tomah, Wis.

The Ludekings were former Bensenville residents. Guests the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sampson were the letter's sister and cousin from Harmony, Minn. Easier Vacation Willard Weber, senior student nt Monmouth college, is enjoying his Easter vacation with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hblcomb and three sons of Rockfalls, 111,, spent the past week end with the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Valbert, Pine ave. Flies From Washington Pvt. Homer Brethauer arrived in Chicago via plane from Washington, D. Friday night, returning to hus base Monday night at Camp Detrick, Md.

Mr. Shramck Sr. of Neillsvillf, returned to his home Wednesday from a visit with the Wm. Shramek Jr. family, Mr.

nnd Mrs. E. C. Barthol- moye and the latter's mother, Mrs. Anna Clapper, spent Easter with relatives at Fox Lake.

Pvt. Ralph Luebking of Fort Leonard Wood, spent Saturday and Sunday with his par- 'ents and friends. Mrs. Rogerson of Chicago was house guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Bud LaSalle. Richard Swan, White Pines, spent the first part of the week on business at Purdue university, Lafayette, Ind. Dwight Prien, White Pines, has been confined to his home with a sore throat for several days. Among Easter guests in White Pines were Mrs. I.

B. Woundy of Blackstone Chicago, who dined at the John Spence home. At the Micfiael Ribels were Mr. and Mrs, A. Y.

Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chester. Mr. Wm.

Elfnng and friends of Elgin called on the former's aunt, Mrs. Mary Elfrmg, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dierking's youngest son, Donald, has been seriousjy.

at his home. We are glad to report his condition improved. Card Of Thanhs, We would like to thank all our many friends and lelatives who have been so kind and considerate during our recent bereavement. Family of the late Vernon W. Franzen.

Bensenville Sorority Sponsors Movie At Center Theatre Eta Zeta chapter of Sigma Phi sorority, Bensenville will sponsor the movie "Happy Years" Wednesday, April 11 The picture, starring Dean Stockwell and Daryl Hickman, will be shown at the Center theatre. The chapter hopes to have Rev. and Mrs. Charles Garringer, minister and teacher from the school in Kentucky which the sorority adopted, as their guests of honor that night. The Gentlemen's auxiliary will help sell tickets and usher.

Tickets are at current prices and the community is invited to see this family film in techni- color. WANTED All Kinds of KITCHEN HELP PIENTYWOOD FARM Bensenville, III. Ph. Elmhurst'1892 G. I.

Here For Week End Sgt. Richard Crabbe of Setf- ridge' Field, spent the week end with his wife and daughter, Donna. He celebrated his birthday Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Harber and daughter will be Saturday overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Spaar in Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs.

Irwin Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Landwehr and son, Melvin, of Elgin visited their cousin, Mrs. Floyd Haag, and. husband Sunday.

White Pines Get Together The White Pines group enjoyed a potluck supper at Tioga school last Saturday evening. The committee, consisting of Mesdames Munch, McCormick, Wenzel, Borecki, Lange, Samuels and Kemp, planned a sensational evening with movies and Easter treats children and entertainment for the adults. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Veldhuizens awoke with the birds Easter morning to go to sunrise service in Bloomingdale. Later they had Easter dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. Veldhuizen, their brother and sister-in-law in Burlington.

Easier Gift Mrs. M. Freeney got a special Easter gift when her son, Robert, came home for a two day pass from Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi. Mr. and Mrs.

'Geo. C. Linderman entertained as their guests Easter Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robt.

Dolezal, Mr. and Mrs. James Nolan and son, Mark, of Oak Park, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bleich and daughter, Janice, of Elmhurst and Mr.

and Mrs. Robt, Lindeman and daughters, Sandra and Rhonda, of Downers Grove. A group of relatives and friends helped Raymond Dier- of Landineier celebrate his confirmation party March 18. Community Calendar Girl Scout News Next Friday, April 6, will be Parent Pack night. The meeting will be held in the basement of the Peace church on Center st, in Bensenville, at 7:30 p.m.

Awards will be given to deserving Cub Scouts and the boys will have a splendid display of their achievements in handicraft. All parents of the Cub Scouts are 'requested to be there. Did you know? That Cubbing tends to draw youv son closer to his home? That a graduate Cub has his Tendci-foot Scout requirements ready' That once a year your Cub may receive an award for attending church regularly for 3 months? That without parent cooperation son may be refused ad- miltance to join the Cub Scouts? That right now, many boys hnve been turned away from Cub Scout njembership because they don't have enough leaders? Do you remember, that when you signed the application for your son or ward to become a Cub Seoul, you promised to regularly attend the monthly pack meetings? Tuesday night, 'April 3, will be the final 'meeting of the East District Cub and Scout Training Course at Elmhurst. The evening will be spent watching movies of Cub Scout activities and different types of handicraft. Den Newt The boys of Den 1 were treated to an Easter -egg hunt last Saturday at the home of their Den Mother, Ruth Franzen.

Den 3 of Bensenville is in the process of making wall plaques from plates, In Wood Dale, Den last week completed their Easter project of making Easter Egg Indians, while Den 5 finished up their work on baskets, made from paper twine. Cub Scout leadership can be a lot of fun. If you have a little time and if you are understanding to little boys, we want you. If you are interested, call Andrew Larson at Bensenville 1368- R. March 30 Garden Club Card party, Tioga school, 8 p.m.

April 2 Official board meeting: Peace church and First Evang. church. Brettwood Improvement Assn, meeting. Order of Rainbow Girls meeting, Franzen hall. Tuesday, April 3 De Molay Boys meeting.

April 4 Milwaukee Rd. Womans club meeting, 1:30 p.m. clubhouse. i April 5 Women's Guild, Peace church, p.m. Churchville P.

T. A. meeting. Village Board meeting. 7:30 village hall.

V. F. W. Auxiliary business meeting, Tioga Home, 8 p. m.

April 6 Royal Neighbors card and bunco party, Franzen hall, 8 p.m. April 9 Sodality card and bunco party, St. Alexis hall, 8 p.m.. i April 16 Rainbow Girls card party, Franzen hall, p.m. April 18 Annual P.

A. spaghetti supper, Tioga -school. May 2 C. W. C- tour of Snite furniture company, 9 a.

m. May 8 Katinka Fisher luncheon, St. Alexis hall Set, May 19 Garden club bake sale, Laundromat, May 25 C. W. C.

rummage sale, St. Alexis hall, 9 a.m. June 9 Milwaukee Rd. Womans club bazaar, clubhouse. Scholastic Honors Miss Frances Corrado, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Corrado, Irving Park a freshman at Beloit College, Wisconsin, has been named to the dean's list of students with a average or better in their last semester's Miss Corrado is a ineinber of the Pi Beta Phi social sorority. Roller Skating Party The Young People's League of St. John's Evang. Kef.

church of Bensenville is giving their third annual roller skating party Monday, April 9, at the Arlington Heights Roller rink. The public is welcome and tickets may be obtained from any member of the Y. P. League. Girl Scouts of Troop spent their meeting time cleaning up their troop meeting place for a requirement for "My Troop" badge in Community Life field.

The girls were refreshed by a drink of soda pop that the troop provided. Troop 2 Girl Scouts took time out from the study of their community to have a program of folk dances and Scout songs. Browjiie Troop 4 tried their ingenuity at designing and making bunnies as Easter favors of cotton and straws. The girls compared their list of birds they had 'seen so far this spring. Troop Committee Training session will be given April 12 at 7:45 p.

m. at Tioga school for all leaders, co-leaders, troop committee members and interested mothers. This is a single session only. It will include effectiveness o'l troop committees, a review of the objectives of Girl Scouting that troop committees will '-now what Girl Scouting is real- trying to do for girls. The relationship of troop com- leaders, parents and sponsors will bs shown.

The job of the troop committee will be described in detail as well as suggestions of ways of work, methods of selection or appointment, terms of office, etc. The responsibilities of troop committee members to neighborhood meetings will be given. It is important that leaders and troop committee members attend together. This training can do much to strengthen the troops in Bensenville. Red Cross Drive Ends April I The Bensenville Red Crosj 1951 Fund drive closes April 1.

Mrs. Bond, chairman, asks that residents workers have not been able to contact, their contributions directly to her at 220 N. Church rd. or to Mrs. J.

O. Capoot, 168 S. Addison St. Because of -weather conditions, many districts have not made their final reports as yet so that the total collected to date has not been computed. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear Albert who passed away four years ago, April 4, 1947.

In the Book of Life, there are memories Of the happiest memories we have known, And recorded in love is a bless- Of a wonderful son, 5 our own. You are gone dear but the treasure You left is truly of value untold, A life filled with deeds of kindness And beauty of heart and soul. Your loving Mother, Dad Sodality Holds April Food Party Wednesday Mesdames James Rudden, John Oleson, Albert Hams and Miss Glenda Wagner were hostesses to the meeting of the Sodality at St. Alrxis hall Wednesday evening. "April Fool" was the theme of the party that followed the business meeting, and games and inedible "food," were features of the social part of the evening.

Plans for the card party to be held in the hall April 9 were completed. Manufacture It is estimated that in 1949 there were manufactured In the United States over 350 billion cigarettes, over five and one-hilt billion cigars, over 100 million pounds at pipe tobacco, afid over 40 million pounds, of tautt. You Can Depend On Your Druggist Take a moment to think about the part your druggist playi in your life. You know that piMcriptioni needed in timei oi emergency will always be iilled accurately by our registered pharmacists. DUERKOP PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS PHONE 134 thSENVILLE tLlitiO! De-Bitterized? Naturally! Smoothed? Always! Dry? Of Course! Co, SI.

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