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M. 6 P. FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9 FRIDAY, AUGUST 12,1949 MORE about Palatine The Ladies Guild of the Mr. and Mrs. Harold W.

Kon- Pauls Evangelical and Reformed kle of returned PAGE THWEE and Marie part pres. Mrs. Harry Wickershsim, 35 Kerwood who underwent surgery at Presbyterian hospital last week Thursday, is recovering nicely. church held their annual picnic on the church grounds enjoying a potluck lunch. I The regular meeting was combined with the picnic.

Mrs. Harris is entertaining a friend from Iowa for a few days this Wednesday Barbara accompanied them to the Railroad Fair. Mrs. John Domek is reported to be improving after undergoing surgery at a Chicago hospi- Bill Deverman and son of I Oak Park called on relatives in Palatine last Saturday. Mrs.

Helen Wente and Mrs. Charles Buenzow and son called at th" Herman Wente home Sat' urday night. Among the guests who at' tended the Talbot-Gilbert wedding last Saturday evening at the First Methodist church of Palatine were Miss Meta Given of Chicago, home economist for the Home Journal," who is a compiler of cook books: also home with Mrs. Brooks and family, to visit in Palatine this week. James Fry, who is ill in the Sherman hospital in Elgin, is reported to be recovering, and is convalescing at his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Gray Sanborn and Barbara and Dicky are back from their trip to Mercer Lake, near Minocqua, Wis. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Lommen and family, who have been vacationing at Crawling Stone Lake in Lac du Flambeau Indian Reservation. Mr. and Mrs.

Sanborn also saw Miss Callahan, a former nurse in the Palatine schools, while in Wisconsin. Miss Callahan inquired about her many Palatine friends. Jean Ruesch and Willard Freise say 'I do' Miss Jean Ruesch, daughter of Mr. and Mrr. Edwin J.

Ruesch of Skokie, 111, and Willard E. Freise, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Freise of Palatine, were married Julv 2 at St.

Peters Evangelical and Reformed church, with Rev. Winger officiating. The organist was Mildred Tess and the soloist was Phil Egebrecht. The church was banked with baskets of gladioli and carnations. Din.

David fctrffl Ph. Palatine 557-W News about Palanois Park Pat is a guest of Mr. I A white and Mrs. H. D.

Lommen and I TM" daughters, Lynn and Holly, this week at Crawling Stone Lake, Wisconsin. Betty Mee. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mee of Bar- rinjjton, will be a luncheon guest Thursday of Barbara Sanborn.

Mr. and Mrs, Mee, who Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Hall Collis formerly occupied the Rada 1 of Chicago Rev. Collis is an home on N.

Plum Grove inent Methodist minister. Mr. lived in Joliet and Streator for PRESSING Done While You Wait We have just installed a new ironer and can give you immediate service. BE FOXY Phone 617 and let us pick up your Dry Cleaning. Fox Cleaners 5 N.

Bothwdl, Palatine and Mrs Hermanus Baer of Evanston, Mrs. Phyllis Snetsinger, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs.

Watson of Prospect 1 Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Peters of Arlington Heights were several years, before moving to Harrington. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Dinss and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dinse of Berwyn, former Palatine resi- present at the wedding, as was i dents attended the Talbot-Gil- Miss Barbara Akers of Park bert wedding Saturday evening. Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas I Johnstone of Wilmette. Mrs G. M. Farrell of Pittsburgh. Mrs.

D. R. Brehm and daughter, Susan Pennv, of St. Louis. have been visit- Mr and H.

D. Hummell of N. Plum Grove ave. The Hummell's house guests left last If i- dav. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Hofflund have sold then home at 19 Slade st to Mrs. Margaret Betts of Palatine. Mr. and Mrs.

Hofflund and daughter, Reva Gayle are moving September 1, and will leave for San Francisco, in the near future. Mr. Hofflund does art work and sign painting. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Har- Miss Barbara Zoellick left Sunday noon by train for a two weeks' vacation at Tucson, Arizona. Miss Zoellick will visit Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ehlenburg. Mr.

and Mrs. David Talbot entertained the bridal party, at their home after the rehearsal Friday evening. The party enjoyed a buffet supper and an evening of music. Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Emmett Le Kander of Los Vegas.

Nevada arrived Monday to spend three days with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Zoellick. Staff Sargeant Le Kander is a nephew of Mrs. Zoellick.

They have returned tj West Chicago where they will visit relatives before tontirviing on to Detroit, Michigan, where by the bride, who also carried a bouquet of white roses. She was given in marriage by her father. Miss Dorothy Ruesch, the bride's sister, was maid of honor and she was gowned in greerr marquisette ana carried yellow carnations. Bridesmaids were Miss Dolores Kreise, Miss Loretta Karnatz and Miss Larraine Alton. Thev wore yellow marquisette and carried green carnations.

Best man was Harold Freise, brother of the groom. Ushers included Richard Ruesch. Donald Kastnmg and Lloyd Meyer. The reception and dinner following the ceremony were held at the American Legion hall in Skokie, and 500 guests attended the festivities. Mr.

and Mrs. Freise have tfcne to the north woods and Canada for their honeymoon and will be at home in Des Plaints. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dean attended a dinner dance at the Edgewater Beach hotel Friday evening.

The Guy Bairds arjs leaving Friday for Evansville, to bring iheir two children home from a visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ellerbusch.

They a -e due home Tuesday. Saturday evening guests James D. Sellers were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jebavy of May wood.

Jackie Seller is spending the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seller, Chicago. Daughter christened Carol Ann, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Carpenter, was christened July 31 at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church, Chicago, by Rev. Carl Rembold. Carol, who was born June 6, hah an 18-month-old brother, Ronald Dean. Nancy, the 10-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Lockwood, is vacationing is Oregon with her grandmother, Mrs.

W. R. Ewing. They are planning side trips to Seattle and Vancouver. Estes Park, where she and her sister-in-law, Mrs.

W. J. Payes of River visited the latter's children who are at- i tending camp there. They traveled by train to Denver and motored to Estes Park, Mr. and Mrs.

John Quidd spent the week end in Galesburg, visiting the campus of their old college, Knox. Mr. and Mrs. R. Vance Morrow are leaving this week end for a four weeks' motor trip through Wisconsin.

They will accompanied by Mrs. Morrow's mister and her husband, the L. Barlows of Evanston. Mr. Walter Jenson, father of Mrs.

James Cosgrove, returned to Chicago after a two week visit with the Cosgroves. Ritu Owen, a niece of the family, also visited them as the special guesl of six-year-old Kathleen. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold G.

Rein and their children, Deanna and Jackie, returned home last week end from Mercer, where they had rented a cottage for a week. Your Money's Worth from your Mighty Important, too, time bvdgct- doyl. I've Wiling yw vahiabte FndMtM Bettor Guide li when analyiing your Midt. thing it will MB SM how effectively pretent poticict doing do. HI Ml ring memns and babv, Melvin, arc they will spend part of their moving in with Mrs.

William leave. The Le Kanders are sta- Richter, 220 S. Slade this tioned at United States Army Fndav. Base at Las Vegas. Charles Bock, who is employed at Benjamin Electric company of Des Plaines, is enjoying a vacation.

The PEO's of Chapter EP of Palatine entertained their hus- hands with a theater party las' i atine. Donald Zoelht-k is visiting relatives in West Chicago this week. Charles Bock an employee of The Jewel Tea company is vacationing in and around Pal- Arn520-WantAds-PallO i Fndav evening. They saw a per! formanee of Of Be; ing Ernest," Riven by the Lake 'Zurich Plavei. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Zyc of Lake Geneva came down to Lake Zurich for the event. Prepare for FALL SPORTS Now! With the opening of school just a few weeks away, it wiH soon be time to again think of Football, Bowling and aH other faH sports. We have added many items to our shelves and are ready to fill all your sporting goods needs. Visit out store soon and see our selection.

We now have a complete stock A I Bowling Shirt Samples for Teams Danny's Sport Shop "FOR GOOD SPORTS" PEPPER BLOCK, PALATINE TELEPHONE 960 Wm. Kehe and family are spending a vacation at Winter Colorado. Members of Plum church extend an invitation to the public to join Sunday evening, September 18, at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Gurbachen Singh of North India. Mr.

and Mrs. William Tudy. man, 418 W. Wilson are en- 1 joying a vacation in the Ozarks Ms Elsie Primrose, of Baton I Rouge, is visiting sister and family, the Franklin Olten. dorfs.

Mrs. Charles Weber and sons, Frwm and Charles of Park I Ridge, and Mrs. Curt Mundstock of Edison Park were luncheon 1 guest? of Mrs. August F. Miller Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tudyman of Oakland, arrived in Palatine Tuesday to visit the former's family. At present they are in the East, but will return for a longer visit before going I home. i Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Filloon are visiting in Webster Citv, Iowa, i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Margo and little son of Plum Grove rd have purchased a home in Miami, Florida and have gone there to live. Mrs.

Margo is Mrs Tryvge Andersen's daughter. Mrs. Harry E. Smith, Qmn- tens spent last week with her daughter and family, the Robert Dicksons at Wauconda. Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Keil. of Brookside Chicago, announce the birth of a son, George Hemy 111, who weighed 9 Ibs. Mrs.

Keil is the former Connie Filloon. The Frank Haleys of 249 Chicago enjoyed an unusua 1 week end. Mrs. Haley was entertained by her favorite aunt and uncte. the George Grangers of Kankakee and Mr.

Halev nlayed golf at the Country club Woodstock, as a guest of Frank Duester. Phil, Maureen Billy spent their time with their grandparents, the M. Haleys at Woodstock. They all felt they deserved a holiday after their seige of moving. The following American Legion Auxiliary members attend- the convention held in Chicago last week end: Jane Biting, Beatrice Darling, retiring Margaret Cahill, sr.

vice- Business men who provided awards Awards for the afternoon events at the park dedication Sunday afternoon were made possible by the cooperation of the following business men: Wahl's Service Station Noftz Motor Service Variety and Record Shop Emerald Shop Ed liiiM-mun. good friend of P.uk RIIV LaLonde Samtaiy Market P. Stembrmck, our village i-lei-k Kctu- Market Fulkerts (Cork and Bottle) Sid Page Gaare Oil Co. Co Fas Sales and Service, formerly Gaare Service Station Rohde's Kaiser-Frazer Agency Palatine Drugs Pharmacy Zimmer Hardware Al Berlin Home and Garden Shop Bi-tty's Food Shop Fox Cleaners Village Inn Pi.latme Paint and Glass Danny's Sport Shop Wm. H.

DePue Palatine National Bank Pure Oil Western Tire Supply Store Hansen Hardware Tibbits-Cameron Wm. Kehe Schoppe Bros. Perry's Barber Shop Continental Store Fisher's Foods Moo Bar P. E.O. gets set for September convention 1375 P.

E. O. members, delegates from the 2654 chapters in the United States Hawaii, and Alaska. The occasion is the Supreme Convention of the Sisterhood on September 6, 7 and 8 in the Stevens hotel. E.

O. hus a membership of 100,000. and ther.e will be many visitors in addition to the delegate list. Plans for the meeting, in addition to routine business sessions, will include a tour and tea at the art institute on September 5 for the members of the convention; and a banquet in the Grand Ballroom of the Stevens on September 7. Dr.

Blanch" Hinman Dow, newly elected president of Cottey College, will be the speaker at the open session the evening of September 6. Mrs. George Herrmann of Palatine, willl be Chapter EP's delegate to supreme convention Mrs. E. P.

Steinbrinck is alternate delegate. Chapter E. P. of Palatine has the following officers: Miss Mae Gibbs, president; Mrs. G.

W. Sanborn, vice-president; Mrs. Plew, corresponding secretary; Mrs. W. A.

Muller, recording secretary; Mrs. G. W. Smith, treasurer; Mrs. J.

H. Acree, Chaplain- Mrs. S. Gilbert, guard; Mrs. H.

G. Tharp, pianist. Past presidents of EP are Mrs Noble J. Puffer, M.rs. D.

Lang- home, Mrs. S. R. Paddock, Mrs George Herrmann, Mrs. William H.

Mair, and Mrs. E. P. Stein- brinck. Harry G.

Tharp Funeral Director Ambulance Service 2U Avt. Mrs. LeRoy Langhamar recently returned from a trip Roach, Hilly Ten-AlB The topography of the country over which a car la normally driven has a great deal to do with the I rate of tread wear. For instance, i car driven in a hilly or rolling I country, over winding will wear down the tread of a tire much more rapidly than in sections of the country where the roads are straight with very few hills and curves. PALATINE M.

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