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Dnvid TerrUI Ph. Palatine 957 News about Palanois Park Fred Barloga returned homo Stilurdtiy after spending two i week period nt Camp Edward, the Elgin YMCA cnmp, tit East Troy. Wis. Mr and Mrs. Chnrles Salisbury hnvc their nephew, Fred Jennings, of Poynelte.

vis- i i them. He will leave Sot- urdny titter spending two weeks here. Mrs. Chnrlcs C. Nutt's mother, Mrs.

E. Dilges, returned to her home In Sious Foils, Iowa Sal( unlay following two weeks visit with Mr, nnd Mrs. Nult. Tnursday of lost week Mrs. Richftrd P.

Biown accompanied her brother-in-law nnd sister. Mr. and Mrs, Van Ypsllnntls, of N'rthbrool lu Geneva where they visited the "Little Travel ler' 1 intl hud lunch nt the Inn Mr. Mid Mis. lung and their 'Mill George Mode- three children arrived home Thursday from two weeks visit with Mrs, Made-lung's parents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Oscar Lundstrom, in Ogc- mn, WIs. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ed Ellis and Mrs. Robert M.

Green entertained more thun twcnty- flvo of their friends with a "Come and Stay" lea, The occasion was a stork shower for Mrs. F. M. Cornwell. Johnny Wick was vlsitinfi his nunt, Mrs.

Ed Buchcr, on S. Plum Grove rd. from Sundny until Thursday of this week. Moving sold their home on N. Linden, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Armstrong and their two young sons have left Palnnols Park and ore now making their home In Belolt, Wis. Diane Lis celebrated her sixth birthday Tuesday, August 15th, with tin afternoon party for eleven of run- girl friends, Women's Children's Wearing Apparel Back to School Skirts Sweaters Blouses Women's Fall Dresses LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL I N. Bolhwell St. Palatine 60S A word to-the (You con'I go wrong if you clip ittit ad and loovo it around for Mt Mon ol Heuit lo rood) told nd 1.11 your yewr pfvmber, ifpUotito or our Hotrotl SMALL DOWN fM- up to 24 mMrtht lo wrth yovr Mr.

and Mrs. John nre the proud parents of a six pound, ten ounce son, Robert John, born July 30 at St. Mary's hospital, Chicago. Mrs. Kiol- bnsn's mother, Mrs.

Irene Boyer, Chicago, accompanied her daughter and gi'andson upon their arrival home, and she will stay for week or more. Tuesday evening Mrs. Allen J. Wick attended a bridal shower for her niece, Jacelyn Wick, at the Georpe Wick home in Highland Pnrk. Mr, and Mrs.

David W. Ten-ill and two sons, Jimmy and Davey, attended a surprise birthday party Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Ten-ill's mother, Mrs. Ann Nordberg, of Evnnston at the home ol her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Jones, in Hammond, Ind. Newcomers to Palanois Park are Mr, and Mrs. Robert Burrus and their two children, Robert who is two and one-half and fteen month old Mary, and Burrus' aunt, Mrs. Maud urlcy. They have moved to 9 S.

Linden from Chicago. John and Jimmv Powers from Daniels S. Plum Grove, re staying with their uncle and unt, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Burus, for several days. Their mo- her, Mrs, John Powers, is in t.

Joseph's hospital, Elgjn vhere she presented boys vith another brother, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Galdor are the proud parents of six pound, four ounce son A born Wednesday, Augst 9. nt the Evanston hospital 'he Van Galders have two oth- children both of whom have heir birthdays In August. Grct- hen was two years old Mon day, the 7th, and was even on Sunday the 13th.

Four year old Bobby Beckmnn Chicago is spending the week i his uncle, aunt and cousin Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Green nd "Chris." Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Larson nd son, George, returned home nst week end from Calumet Mich. Mrs. Larson and George been there for three months luc to the seiious condition Larson's mother, Mrs Pat ick Brennan. Mr. Larson was here for two weeks Mrs.

Floyd Barloga arrived jomc Saturday from Fishers where she had spen en days with her daughter, Lo humc. Mrs. Barloga and hei laughter left here three week? Ho and motored to Niagara alls and up into Canada while route to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Wcichmann ind their four daughters re urned home Monday evening week's vacation, They pent a few days in Toledo, ith Mr. Weichmann's brother, ohn, and family and then rove to Detroit, and nto Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and icir two children left Palatine arly Tuesday morning for a Mor'ida vacation.

Having sold neir buildine and business on torthwest Highway they have definite plans beyond a rest, 'hey sold to Mr, and Mrs. Thomas P. Dorff of Chicago who re moving out here Friday, 'he Dorffs are managing the tore, which is to be known as Tommy's Food' Shop." Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C.

Mason for the day on Wed- csday wore Mr. and Mrs, Jack White of Chicago. I I I I A I I I When any member ol' your household is ill, call a physician at once. Prompt a i may prevent serious complications, needless suffering and expense. And, of course, we're hoping you will bring the doctor's prescriptions here lo us for our careful compounding.

PALATINE DRUG 25 N. BROCKWAY PALATINE Mr. and Mrs. Horace S. Gilbert are entertaining Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Green and Mr. nd Mrs Robert A. Kirkman for "breezeway supper" Thursday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Kyle and their son, "Mike," who rent- jd the Nelson Lowry house for he summer months made a trip Kcokuk, last week end before leaving this week to pend some time with Mrs. Cyle's parents Mr and Mrs, 3eneser, at Round Lake, 111.

Af- er a short visit there Mrs. Kyle ind "Mike," will return to their ionic in Miami, Fla. They hope reach home before the hum cane which is headed toward he Florida coast hits there, in order to prepare their house for terrific rain and wind. Mr and Mrs. Nelson Lowry nnd their two children, Barbara Jean and ionic this Carl, week are arriving from Urbana where they have been living foi the summer months while Mr attended summer schoo at the University of Illinois.

Community Calendar News of Greater Palatine The 'home of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Nielsen and family, Franklin road, was the scene of a fam- ly party Friday afternoon and evening. The guest of honor was Mrs. i Nielsen's brother, Joseph rlamrri, of Chicago, who left at nidnight- to report for active army duty at LaGuardia Field. Mr.

Hamm, who saw active duty in War 2, but was not in the reserves and did not volunteer for action, had one week to his affairs in order before leaving. He and his wife are the Barents of two sons, 19 month old Joseph, and 4 month old Steven. 3ther guests were his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Moellenkamp, Louis Tokey, and Laverne and the latter's fiance, all of Des Plaines, Mrs. Boward of Palatine, and Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Boward and Willard, of Coolidge ave. Clarence Newhall, Clyde has been confined to his home for about two weeks with illness. Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Smith, Peile had as their television juests Sunday her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Starzynski, M-. and Mrs. George Starzynski, and AT.

and Mrs. Daniel Starzynski, all of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Conlan, and son, Jerry, Quentins and Duane Gordon, saw the Cubs beat the St. Louis Cards 7-6, in an exciting ball game Monday afternoon, at Wngley Field.

The day's outing was in observance oi Jerry's 13th birthday, and the day was concluded with dinner at the Casino. August 23-- Small Fry Style show spon sored by JV3Y club at Imman uel Lutheran church, 1 24-- Back-to-School a i show tor boys from 6 to 20. sponsored by Esquire Shop and Country Cobbler. 24-- Child Welfare at Village hall, 1 to 3 p. m.

26-- Bring your Nabor picnic sponsored by the Plum Grove Community association to be held at Deer Grove Park, Hilltop Shelter, 10 a. m. club of Palatine board meeting, 10 a. at home of Mrs. Edward Quintcns rd.

1 Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Kaiser Trudy and Kathie of Forest Hills, Long Island, New Yoi'k, and his mother, Mrs. F. M. Just of Chicago were Saturday visitors at the home of Mrs.

Justs' niece and her family, the Brommelkamps, Dundee rd. It was the first meeting of the cousins in about 20 years. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Linder of Chicago spent the week end at their country home on Quen- tins rd.

The Fred Drehers, Hillside a had visitors from Walnut Creels, for several days this week. They were his sister anc her family, the Harold Simons Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson Gainer Park, are all settled a' home again after a two week's motor tour to Glacier Nations Park. Other spots of interest were visits to Denver and Yel lowstone National Park.

8 Rummage sale "sp WBoTOTi by Methodist WSCS at American Legion Hall, 10 m. to 9 Garden show sponsored by Palanois Park, Inverness and Plum Grove Garden clubs at Palatine high school. Of interest to Inverness Mrs. H. U.

Holland had a golfing party Friday evening The guests played nine holes and then returned to the Holland residence for a barbecue. Today, Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. John Coates and family left for a two weeks' vacation in Michigan. Mrs.

A. Mclntosh is giving a party Friday in hoonr of her husband's birthday. This week Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Hicks are entertaining house guests from Pennsylvania, Mr.

and Mrs, Robert Blum. Mrs A. Holland and Mrs. Don Davis and their children left today, Thursday, for a two weeks' vacation at Indian Lake, Mich. Mrs.

Arthur Wilkins is spending a few days at Lake Geneva with Arlington Heights friends. Mrs. E. Alexander of Chi cago, and her daughter and fam Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Tulloh and their new baby, Donna Lee of Chicago, were Sunday visitors at the home of another daughte of Mrs. Alexander and her fam ily, the Gordon Goodmonsons Mr. and Mrs. Francis Matthei and sons, Woodland had as heir house guests this last week ler sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Brusewitz and two sons, of Shawano, Wis. The Earl Savilles, Quentins spent Sunday with friends, Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins and family, in Racine, Wis. Week end company at the Willard Webster home on Hillcrest 'd.

were her mother, Mrs. Louis 3runk, her sister and her fam- ly, Mr. and Mrs. Lee 1 Tucker, and their two sons, Mervin and Floyd, and the latter's bride, all of Cowden, 111. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Helgesen of River Grove spent Friday evening at the home of his brother and family, the R. Helgesens, Hillcrest rd. her brother, Daniel Morse, of Arapahoe, was seriously burned when an acetylene torch exploded in his face. He received second and third degree burns, and it is not certain whether or not his eye sight can be saved.

Linda May Wright of Barrington spent Wednesday at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Delton Wright, Quentins rd. The occasion was Linda's second birthday, and her grandmother had a birthday cake with all the trimmings for her. Bob Nordin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lorr W. Nordin, Quentins is taking his vacation with us aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F.

O'Donnell, in St. Joseph. Mich. He will travel on the "City of Grand Rapids," on which his uncle is first mate. His older brother, Ronald, is patrolman on the same boat.

Mrs. Peter Anderson Palatine Mrs. Betty Harless of Bryant and Brockway attended the funeral services far her girl hood Miss Delia Grobner, in Chicago Wednesday. Miss Grobner passed away August 5. She is the sister of Frank Grobner of Mclntosh real estate offices.

Mrs. H. Hoover, Quen- tins has her mother, IV-s. H. E.

Neal of Indianapolis, as her house guest for a few weeks. Joan Horky, Coolidge came home Wednesday evening. She has been visiting all summer with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Reid, in Pleasant Hill, Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Dougherty of Miami, Fla, are spending some time in the Chicago area.

Part of this time is being spent getting acquainted first grandson, Dougherty, with their Everett of the E. F. Doughertys, Dundee rd. Another of little Everett's Sunday visitors was his great-grandmother. Mrs.

John Brommelkamp of Harrington. Miss Donna Nordin, daughter of the L. W. Nordms, Quentins is home from a vacation ol two weeks, spent with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

A. in their new home B. Nordin, in Skokie. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Gntmaker and Mrs. William Gntmaker of Woodstock were visitors at the R. Helgesen home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Martin and son, Wesley, Old Northwest Highway, entertained at family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gallimore, Sr. Harris and Cornell, are home again after a vacation cf ten days spent with their son and family, the Ralph C. Galli- rnores, in Eddyville, 111.

Mr. Gallimore particularly enjoyed the homecoming held at the church nearby, on the last Sunday of their stay. He spent his boyhood in Eddyville, and saw many old friends at the homecoming that he hadn't seen in years. Their son, David, who had been vacationing there for several weeks, returned home with them. received word Saturday that Tuesday.

Mrs. Herbert Svennson and daughter, Marguerite, and Helen Helgesen, Mary and Jfanne Swanson, all of Hillcrest rd. enjoyed a picnic and splash party at the Crystal Lake beach PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1950 County Line rd. Mr. Tulloh is in gatherings Saturday and Sunday the army reserves and will leave to honor the tenth birthday of for active duty soon.

Miss Nancy Porep, daughter Mr. Albert goTiq'uin played the accor- dien in the 4-H show in Arling ton Heights Saturday evening. Palatine's numbc.r one visitor is A. -A. Nordin of Chicago, who regularly comes lo the L.

W. Nordjn home on Quentins rd. evcrlfe Saturday to spend the day with jj his grandchildren, and to get some of Mrs. Nordin's good home; cooking. Mrs.

A. Honel of Berwyn was the house guest of her sister-in- law, tMrs. Clarence Harkey, for several days last week. Friendliest PICNIC IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS Aug. 19-20 Bartlett, Given By Bartlett Vol.

Fire Dept. And Hanover Wayne Royal Fire League Mft) and Mrs. John Walenter, or River Grove were dinner guests of their son and his family, the T. L. Walenters, Rand Tuesday evening.

The senior Walenters were enroute home after a two week holiday in the west. They plan to leave Monday for tnp through Wisconsin and Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoaglund, of Chicago were Sunday visitors of his uncle and his family, the R.

Helgesens, Hillcrest rd. Miss Liane Hess, Hillcrest celebrated her birthday with a little party Sunday afternoon for some of the neighborhood children. Her father, Albert Hess of Chicago, also come out far the occasion. Mrs. Swanson, Hillcrest entertained relatives and neighborhood friends at a party honoring her son, Nick Cling of Palatine, Saturday evening.

Mr. Cling left Monda yto serve his country with Uncle Sam's army. the older Martin son, Kenneth. Guests included Kenneth's four grandparents, Mr. and M.rs.

C. W. Martin, G. Sejferth. of and aunts, uncles, and cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Martin and Diane and Carol of Gary, Mis. D. Grosnick; Mrs. Herman Claussen, and Laverne iand Russell, and Mr.

and Mrs. Les Waters and Rickey and Lenore, all of Chicago. His cousin, Rickey, remained here for the week, and the boys are having lots of fun together. Bruce Nesser, Woodland spent a couple of days with his cousins, Donald and Billy Pearson, in Chicago last week. Among other things, the boys enjoyed a tour of the Schwin bicycle plant.

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sikora, Coolidge ave were her mother, Mrs. L. Metzger, and her sister and family, Mi.

and Mrs. Fred Miller and Juno, all of Chicago. Miss Shirley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenwood, Rand has been home from the hospital where she underwent surgery for appendicitis for about a week, and is getting along fine.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wilke and son, Henry of Elgin, were Friday evening visitors at the E. Montgomery home on Poi- tage rd. Mrs.

H. Sefton and Irene and Thclma, of Webster City, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee and daughter, Betty of Chicago, and Sumner Goodfellow of Bloomington. Mr.

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