The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 117

Mrs. F. L. Hilton, POrter 6-1006 Mrs. Hairy Miller, POrter 6-0109 Mrs.

A. J. Reynolds, POrter 6-2733 BENSENVILLE In The NEWS Allan Helnrich, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hrinrlch, S.

Bai-ron Is home telling ol his Irlcnds about the 3-week vacation he had with his grandparents at Lake Cullom, and the many northern pike they caught. Allen caught the largest, a 4-pound- cr, Joseph Jelley returned from Veterans hospital last Friday and Is doing fine at his home on S. Center st. While Arthur Peterson, Ben- postmaster, was content taking his vacation home without battling highway traffic, his wife and her sister, Mrs. Edward Powell of Chicago, drove to Pentwa- tcr.

lor 10 days to va- at one of their favorite spots. Bill McGlnnls of Baltimore, brother-in-law of the Lvnn Huffmans, flew in to spend a day with them. Later tlie Huffmans enjoyed a visit iiom the Carl Huffmans of Montana, Wls. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Reynolds to Waukegan Sunday lor an annual reunion with "girls" with whom Mrs.

Reynolds attended college and their husbands. Friends from Jollet, Downers Grove, Rockford and Morris were there to enjoy a potluck dinner and catch up on family news of the post year. Katherlne Palmer, Dorene Pearce and Jeannette Kcbble from Bensenville boarded a Greyhound bus In Chicago Sunday with 35 other Rain bow Girls from this area to ride to Miami, to attend the Supreme Assembly of Rainbow Girls. At Chattanooga. another chartered bus with Illinois girls joined the group.

There will July 14--United Railroad Operating Crafts, local 92, clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. 14--VFW meeting, Tioga home, 8 p.m. 17- Peace Church Junior High Fellowship meeting, 5p.m.; Senior High Fellowship, 7 p.m. IS--Rainbow Girls meeting, Flremens hall, 7 p.m. 1--Peace Church school staff, 7:30 p.m.

19--Bensenville Melt-a-weighs, 23 Dlerkb 7:30 p.m. 20--Bensenville Municipal band concert, Wilder Park, Elmhurst, 8 p.m. 20--American Legion meeting, clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. 20--Addlson Township Well Child society, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Addlson village hall, 21--Lincoln Home Bureau meeting, 1 p.m.

(B be about 85 from Illinois attending. After the business sessions, the girls will go on sight seeing trips and excursions, returning home July 17. MR. AND MRS. Lynn Huffman drove to Oak Park Tuesday to take Wesley Johnson, Bcnsenvllle's superintendent of schools, home from West Suburban hospital where he underwent surgery two weeks ago.

Though feeling much better, Mr, Johnson will have to take things easy for a while. Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Beggs, 92, who makes her home with the Johnsons in West Chicago has been seriously ill. Joan Lucas and David Reichert, students at the University of Arizona at Tucson, are spending a few days in the home of Joan's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Lucas of Wood st. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Marynlak of Park st.

were called to Mercy hospital, Davenport, Iowa, over the weekend when their son-in-law, Harold Joyce, formerly of Bensenville, was seriously hurt in an automobile accident Saturday evening. Joyce, an employee of the Ford Motor co. in Muscatine, Iowa, was on his way to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to call on a customer when the accident happened. He has been unconscious and cannot be moved or operated on to find out the extent of his injuries. Mr.

Joyce Is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joyce of Bensenville. He has a brother, Charles, living in Joplln, Mo. and a.

sister, Virginia, who is In the Air Force at Lackland, Texas. She was flown to Davenport immediately on hearing the news of the accident. Mrs. Joyce Is the former Betty Marynlak of Bensenville. They have three daughters, Judy, Joni and Jeannie, and live in Bettcn- dorf, Iowa.

MR. AND MRS. Vern Johnson of Second ave. attended a family camp-out of the Omaha tribe of Indian Guides held at White Pines State park last weekend. On the way home Sunday they stopped in Rock' ford to attend a Johnson family reunion.

Many friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt on S. May st. Sunday at a farewell party for son, Ray, who left for army duty Wednesday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Philben and sons, Michael and Philip, are home after spending 10 days at Lac du Flambeau, Wis. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Merwltz, Brookwood are entertaining their sister-in-law, Mrs, Rudolph Merwltz of San Bernardino, Calif, Several days have been spent In Chicago visiting relatives and friends. A neighborhood get-together was held at the home of Mrs. Gil Weller on S. Center Monday afternoon. FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY6p.m..10pjn.

Pried Chkkm or Steefc tvery Saturday Stertma 9 p.m. BENSENVILLE AMERICAN LEGION CLUBHOUSE 231 Wett Irvhta Pork CARRY OUT ORPIRS--CALL PO 4-9741 Mr. and Mrs. Whitworth Gillesple, 111,, parents of Mrs William Brock of Pershing st returned Saturday alte spending two weeks at th Brock home. MR.

AND MRS. Fran Wagner returned over th weekend from a vacation i California, where they visite Mrs. Wagner's sister, Marth; Goodsell, and family. Mrs Goodsell, daughter of the A var Eklovs, sends Bensenvill friends her best regards. Orchard st.

friends of Beck ham Hollon's are happy to se that he is progressing nicelj after recent eye surgery, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swan son and four children wer among guests Saturday at th nuptial mass and reception their niece, Suzanne Taylor and Paul Allen. The mar riage was solemnized in SI Ita church, Chicago, with th reception at the home of th bride's Plans for an outdoor barbe cue party were changed du to the weather Sunday, bu guests of the Paul Brandau moved indoors, instead, tc have their party. A LARGE gathering of la dies, all members of the Ben senvllle Community church met last Tuesday evening a Mrs.

Kenneth Ringer's homi on Church rd. for a surprise shower honoring the wife their pastor, Mrs. Conwa; Ramseyer. The Ramseyer became parents the following day of a week-old boy, Ste pken. Sunday's weather changed swimming plans and outdooi fun for several families whi were guests of the John Tat archuks at their summe: home on Wonder lake.

The Bob Peters returnee Saturday form a 2-week vaca tlon throughout the east, The New England states provet interesting, as did a 2-da; stopover in New York City and another two days in Washington, D. C. The Fred Hlltons celebrated their wedding anniversary Monday evenig by having din ner at Steven's Steak House then attending the Hinsdale theater showing of "Never Shoot at a Moose," starring Sidney Blackmer and Charles Ruggles. John Thomas joined mem bers of the Illinois Association of Highway Engineers lor a day of goli and dinner at St Andrew country club Sunday Garden ave. friends and neighbors are happy to learn Bensenville Witnesses Go To Convention Jehovah's Witnesses ol the Bensenville area have been in vited to attend a four-day Christian assembly in Detroit July 28-31, it was announced.

Walter A. Nealey, pre siding minister of the Bensenville congregation, stated that approximately 65 delegates from the Bensenville area will attend the Detroit convention. The conference, one of 11 "Peace District Assemblies being held throughoul the United States this summer, is sponsored by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Sowiety, Brooklyn, New York. Mr. Nealey reported that the highlight of the four-day program will be a public discourse on Sunday afternoon, "Security During 'War of the Great Day of God the Almighty'" by F.

W. Franz, vice-president of the Watchtower sbclety. (B 95 FRESH MEAT CUT DAILY Rump or Rib Boneless BEEF ROAST t. 89 Lean And Tender CUBE STEAKS n. Homemade Pork SAUSAGE LINKS ID.

WE SPECIALIZE IN FREEZER ORDERS Center Meat Market 25 S. CENTER (ENSENWLE POrter (-0723 to Dolly that Alvar Eklov is recuperating at home following recent surgery in Elmhurst Memorial hospital. Friends of the Sigurd Lees braved Sunday's weather and enjoyed an outdoor picnic party at the Lee home on Orchard st. Everyone was happy to know that their son, David, is recuperating nicely from recent surgery. THE SYMPATHY of friends and neighbors is offered Mrs.

Fred Donaldson on the death last week of her mother, Mrs. Harry Carlson of Des Moines, Iowa. The Donaldsons returned Monday from Iowa.ac- companied by her lather, who plans to weeks. Several remain lor a lew days of camping and enjoying skuba diving came to an end Tuesday morning when six Bensenville boys returned from a vacation in northern Wisconsin. Jack and Gary Leider, Kenny Poblawsky, Dennis Mikottis, Charles Malloy, Bill Sand and Jim Knoll ol Elmwood Park were the travelers.

Members ol the United Brethren church circle gathered last Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Roinking's home on Walnut st. to honor Mrs. Ruth James with a 'surprise farewell luncheon. Mrs.

James will leave Bensenville in the near future to be married and make her home in Chicago. Mrs. Henrietta Mess is enjoying a visit this week from her son, Leroy, of Elgin. Mr. and Mrs.

Alwin Mahler ol W. Green st. are hosting their granddaughter, Sheri Mahler, visiting from Wheaton. MR. AND MRS.

Frank Houser were surprised Saturday evening when live couples appeared at their door with all the makings lor a supper party, honoring them on their 15th wedding anniversary. Harry Sirovy and daughter Paula, flew by jet Wednesday morning to Englewood, Cal. to visit Mr. Sirovy's parents the George Sirovys. Mr.

Sir ovy plans to return in a lew days, but Paula will remain the rest ol the summer with her grandparents. The llth birthday ol Mary Ellen Swanson was celebrat ed Saturday with a swimming and picnic party at Bangs lake. Four girlfriends enjoy ed the party. Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace Arm strong have as their house guests this week Mr. Arm strong's brother and family the John Armstrongs ol San Mateo, Calif. Several sight seeing trips in and around Chicago and dining at wel known restaurants are plan ned. MOHAWK FRIENDS are pleased to learn that Emi Henriksen is progressing well and hopes to be walking with out his cast soon. Mr.

Henrik sen thanks everyone lor their many kindnesses during his recent illness. Bensenville friends enjoyec learing recently from long 3me residents now making Jieir homes in Florida, the Dan Sullivans and Mrs. Lee Heim. They send best re to their many friends here. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Moom jian and daughter, Robin were among guests last Wed nesday evening at the wed ding and reception ol Mr Woomjian's niece, Irene Al amian, and Loren Hizel. The marriage was solemnized in Sethany Lutheran church Chicago, with the reception mmediately lollowing in the church parlors. A second reception was held later in the evening at the Chicago home ol the bridegroom's parents. The George Sullivan family returned over the weekend rom a week ol camping near judington, Mich.

Added to he pleasure of their stay was visit with friends, the Carl Jurmans ol Pentwater, Mich. THREE UUHES, enjoyed he hospitality Wednesday alt- irnoon ol Mrs. John Trotter it luncheon and bridge. The oursome, which included Mrs. Frank Field, Mrs.

Ralph 'eterman and Mrs. Bert ol Elmhurst, gather- to help celebrate Mrs. trotter's birthday. Four Mohawk couples jour- leyed to Petite lake Saturday evening with the makings lor a dinner party. The David Fred Hlltons, Dick Muellers and Bob Youngs oined the Charles Lowes lor he evening at the' Lowe summer home.

Mrs. L. J. Lockwood lelt lor er home in Eaton Rapids, Monday alter having isited lor several weeks with er daughter and family, the Stockwells ol Algonquin d. Miss Cheryl Prihoda of Bensenville and Miss Janice ol Crystal Lake will resent two Sunday afternoon marimba concerts, July 17, at p.

m. at Crystal Lake and uly 24, sams time, in Resur- ectton Lutheran church in Franklin Park. Marimba students of James utton at the American Conservatory of Music, the girls are also members of the Bensenville community and high school bands. Miss Prihoda, who also plays the oboe, will be accompanied by Miss Fraser on the piano. MR.

AND MRS. J. R. Slatery attended the annual dinner dance lor employees of the Marquet Petroleum Products Chicago, held in the Southshore country club Saturday evening, July 9 honoring the 36th anniversary. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry J. Hellers entertained relatives in honor of their daughter, Cynthia's, llth birthday, July 7. Henry Willert ol Verdi, visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Bollman and cousins, the H. Boll- mans, E. Muellers and the H. Heller families. Mr.

and Mrs. William Hickey and lamily of Rocklord, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. John Halquist, recently enjoyed a vacation to Rapid City, S. sightseeing at the Black Hills and many scenic and interesting places. They returned home through Kick- eyville, Iowa, and Prairie Du Chien, Wis.

Mrs. Sheldon Harkness wa hostess Tuesday entertainin members ol her club and thei children. There was a picni lunch, refreshments an games lor the children. BENSENVILLE Iriend were sorry to learn ol th death of a lormer residen Charles Mack, who died Mon day in El Modena, Calif. Hi son, Dale, lelt Tuesday to a tend the luneral.

Deepes sympathy is extended to th Mack lamily. Mr. and Mrs. M. B.

O'Con nor, Mr. and Mrs. Harol Kleven, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Swanson and daughter, Parti Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schwepp and sons, Mrs. Harry Mille and son, Ivan, and Jimmi Municipal Band Sets Concert for July 20 Slatery, Mr. and Mrs.

Smithurst, son Stevie, Jim an Mrs. Bertha Baruth and he children, Irene and Oscar were guests entertained Sa 1 urday at a picnic dinner hel at the home Mr. and Mrs Donald Smithurst in Itasca. Greetings were extended Mrs. Steve Domonick, Eve lyn Dillon, Mrs.

Rudolp Schoppe and Jenifer Kiefer whose birthdays were cele brated July 13. Mrs. Nellie Edwards an lady friend of Chicago return ed home Saturday from a two week escorted tour to La Vegas, Los Angeles, Sa Francisco, Yosemite, Gran Canyon and many picturesqu and historical places of inter est. ME. AND MRS.

Sam Rich mond are spending their sum mer vacation in Maine. Mrs. Rose Farace enjoye having her sons' wives an children, daughter and he husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lloy Wilson, and children horn Sunday for a lamily gather ing and picnic dinner.

Mrs Farace has sold her home S. York st. and expects make her home in a new trailer which she recently purchased. Mrs. Alfredo Ramirez wa confined to her home las week due to an iniection her loot.

Her mother, Mrs Francis Suter assisted in th home during her daughter' illness. Mrs. Hazel Pursel visited her lather, 88, who underwen eye surgery for glaucoma ir a Chicago hospital. Mrs. R.

J. Weinberg enter tained members of her clul in her home Tuesday evening honoring their member, Mrs Mildred Sparsley, at a lare well party and presenting her with a gift with their best wishes for happiness and pros perity in their future home in Florida. They expect to leave Bensenville this week. Mrs. Thomas Harrison San Diego arrived via plane attend her brother, Chris Wesbrock wedding Sat urday.

MRS. ESTHER Steging en tertained her pinochle club members in her home Wed nesday evening serving light refreshments to her guests. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ny- lolm and daughters are vacationing in the home ol his mother, Mrs.

Henry Thomas, of Vesper, Wis. Friends are sorry to reporl VIrs. Ruthanne Kratochvil has jeen confined to her home due a kidney iniection. Best wishes lor her recovery are sent to her. Mrs.

Edna Dieckriede and niece, Rosalie, left Tuesday morning for a 2-week vacation Missouri. Birthday greetings are ex- ended to Mrs. Edith Weber 'uly 15. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Weber, son and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Weber were guests entertainr in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Rayburn celeorat- ng the July lamily birthdays ivith a turkey dinner.

Julie Frick recently enjoyed a week's vacation via ilane to Vero Beach, where she visited her uncle and aunt, the Fred Kahle fam- ly. The Bensenville Municipal Band, under direction of Lynn C. Huffman, will present its annual concert in Wilder park Wednesday, July 20 at 8:15 p.m. Featured numbers at the concert will be "II Guarany" by A. Carlos Gomez.

This overture is well known to the band audience and is a iavor- J. C. RHODY of Sullivan, Ind was a house guest ol the Major Egly family recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Kauffman are almost as thrilled as their daughter, Carol, and her girl friend, Mary Ann Johnson, who flew to New York from O'Hare, spent an interesting day with the Kaulf- mans 1 son, Fred, and a Iriend seeing New York. Then Carol and Mary Ann flew to Europe where they hope to spend several months touring the continent. Mrs. Peter Biagi accompanied her daughter, Myrtle Maher, to her home in Tulsa, when Mrs. Maher left after having spent several days here visiting her parents.

Mrs. August Reitz enjoyed her 73rd birthday which she observed July 7. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krumwiede and their son, Craig, of McHenry, and their son, Gary, who is stationed at the Marine Base at Quantico, and other relatives helped brighten the occasion for her at a lawn party held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Krumwiede. Friday morning, she was again honored at a breakfast in the home of Mrs. Al Cappelen. BIRTHDAY greetings were extended Mrs.

Roy Christiansen Friday by her family and friends. From Tucson, comes the announcement of the engagement of a former Bensenville resident, Aithur Hannebohm, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Cappelen, to Wilma Woolley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Woolley, formerly ol Xenia, Ohio, and now of Tucson. An October wedding is being planned.

Friends are pleased to see Joseph Jelley back home alter a prolonged stay at Veterans Research hospital in Chicago. ite to all. A more modern arrangement by Claude De- Bussy is his beautiful "Clair De Lune." A trio consisting ol Ralph Larson, Joyce Trumbal and Dick Peterson will perform "The Three Kings." Outstanding soloist of the evening is Miss Cheryl Prihoda, who will play two marimba solos with band accompaniment. To conclude the concert will be the popular dixieland band with Johnny Warrington's arrangement of "Hollywood Jamboree." The public is welcome to attend. (B make deposits Savings deposits in this bank increase your financial standing and earn interest regnlarly.

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