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M.S. William F. Thiemann, LAwrence 9-5331 Ruth Walls, LAwrence 9-6501 News About Roselle The Charles Eldridge family formerly of 458 S. Park St. have moved to Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Ludwig have returned from their honeymoon in Europe, where Mrs. Ludwig was introduced to his parents and other relatives in Germany and where the newlyweds went sightseeing. They are now icsiding at 305 Catalpa St.

Rev. W. Mehlberg left Tuesday morning tor a 3-week Holy Land tour and Mediterranean cruise. The trip is an appreciation gift from members of Trinity Lutheran Church, which he has served for 35 years. The Douglas Nerge family are now occupying the apartment at 125 Bokelman St.

Momsvillc, is the new home of the R. Buser family, former residents at 306 E. Maple St Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crane and children, Steven and Robin, have moved Irom 451 Pios- pect St to 15!) Edgcmont Lane in Hottman Estates.

Rev. Herbert Langdon, former pastor of Roselle Methodist Church at the time the present sanctiiaiy was built, was married recently to Mrs Zelma Lock, widow of a minister. They live in Lawrence, Kans. ALLEN GROHNS a daughter, Brcnda, aie now residents of LaCrosse, Wis where Mr Grohn will be teaching this fall. They lived at 139 S.

Roselle Road for past year. A birthda cake with four candles was the highlight of a family birthday celebration tor Pam, daughter of the Wallace Huehls, when they gathered to celebrate at 3JH Ciestwood Dnve July 30 Mrs C. Chcssmann and daughter, Mrs. Henry Schwcrt- feger of Pom, 111. visited friends and relatives in Roselle last Tuesday The Jack Lingles, who lived at 10 i Lane, now live in rural Sandusky, Ohio.

Kathy Ann Langcr celebrated her fifth birthday last week by entertaining eight little friends for an aftei noon at A land She also had a a i party at the Langcr home on Ciestwood Drive Mr. and Mrs Stanley Price of London, England, and John Fenz of San Carlos, Calif visited their a Mis i i a Fen? on S. Roselle Road, for a day last week Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes have moved from W.

Irving Park Road to Meliose Park. MISS JEAN Bosch ol 103 W. Hattendoif Ave. and Ronald Proehnow, 32 Prospect vvill be married in a live o'clock ceiemony at Trinity Lutheran Church Saturday. a teachers at Tnmty Lutheran School.

Miss Bosch was the guest of honor al a shower given recently by friends and another by Timity Mothers club. The young couple weie also feted by the Trinity senior choir, which Mr. Prochnovv directs Farmingham, Mass is the new return address that Mr. and Mrs. William Davenport use.

In Roselle they lived at 43 Waban Lane. Relatives shared refreshments with the John Vermilhon family Friday evening in honor of their son, Michael's, ninth birthday. The Donald Hochsprung family a now living on Mensching Road, having moved there from Rosedale Avenue. Elclon Marwood, son of Mrs. Wesley Marwood, 34 W.

Maple was married last Saturday to Miss Vicki Larsen in St Matthew Lutheran Church in Itasca. Peter Hamm's grandparents and two cousins came from Kill- side Sunday to celebrate his fourth birthday. Uncles and -aunts from Hampshire, Mount Prospect, and Roselle greeted Miss Beverly Straub on her birthday Friday. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Wiltz returned to 45 Claria Drive in time to celebrate their first wedding anniversary Sunday A few days earlier they had arrived home from a 4-week vacation in Sweden, Norway and Denmark, where they visited relatives and went sightseeing.

KEVIN KUPITZ was 5 years old last Friday and entertained cousins for a party Sunday afternoon. Kevin's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kupitz, 100 Maple Drive Bobbie Condon had his grandmother from Grayslake at the Robert Condon home on Irving Park Road for his eighth birthday last Saturday Relatives birthday greetings to Roger Karner Sunday. "Happy birthday and many more" is the greeting to Sandra Kauffman, who was 13 years old Tuesday; and to others who celebrated the past week 1 Steven Baldacci, Diana Iloppe, Mary Beth Fessler, Susan Krcu- ter, Jimmy Caruso, Jeffrey Hig- clon, Russell Stott, Wayne Nebel, Mrs.

Pat Nebel, Mrs. Read, David Hummel and Richard Stemeke Jr. A FAREWELL potluck supper party was given Sunday evening in honor of the Lester Beccue family. Hosts were members of St. John Lutheran Church.

The Albert Hartmans were hosts to members of their cousins club Sunday afternoon and evening Staying over until Monday morning were the Albeit Meyers of Amboy. A family reunion took place Sunday at the Frank Snyder home on S. Roselle Road. Lori Gould of Chandler Street was a guest partner of one of the players on the Bozo's Circus television performance Tuesday morning David Arnold Northcutt, infant son of tho Arnold Norlh- cutts was baptized in St John Lutheran Church Sunday morning His sponsors were MaryAnn Cotfman, Shirley Eugene Eddecker and Marvin Men- selling. THE RICHARD Zampas, Roselle Road, celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary Sunday at the Wheaton home of Mrs.

Zampa's parents, the August Calcagnos Mrs Zampa's brother anrl sister-in-law, the Martin Calcagnos from Rapids, joined them in the festivities Sunday, Grandma Ida LaSpina celebrated her 87th birthday at her son's home on Bryn Mawr Her son, Sol, had a birthday Aug. 4, so a double celebration was obseived. A party was also held for Aggie, who left for a 3-week vacation to visit her aunts and uncles, the Nardis and the Jank- ovskys in Canoga Park, Calif She will also visit cousins, Peter and Penny in Encino The Floccos and Hermann family were among the guests. Mike Field, Banbury Terrace, was 6 Sunday and his parents took him and the other children to Ki's on North Avenue for dinner. Barbara Palka, W.

Irving Park, celebrated her llth birthday Sunday with her godparents, George Cariato and Angelme Zmek from Chicago coming for Sunday night supper. Barbara Michael Medcma, Monterey, celebrated his third birthday Aug 3 with children from the neighborhood. Tuesday wan also the seventh birthday for Nancy Ida Mekamp. Woodworth, and her grandparents, the Emil DuBryncs from Itasca, came to help her celebrate Nancy had a party Wednesday for 10 playmates. MICHELLE THOMAS, Prospect, celebrated her sixth birthday Aug 4 by taking a trip with her family to the Wisconsin Dulls Kathy Ostrowski, Gieenbnar Lane, a also seven on Aug.

4. Today, Jim Kennedy, Brookwood Terrace, is 6 and a family birthday party will be hold Mary Lee Both, Park Avenue, is having a birthday today, Thursday Also, Sharon Lynn Reese is one today. She will celebrate her birthday later. Tomorrow, Aug. 6, is William Shawn White's second birthday William lives on Garden Avenue and there will be a family party.

Also tomorrow, Loretla Bartel, Tine Street, will be 7 A double party was held Sunday for both Lorctto and her brother Steven John, who was a year old July 30 Grandparents from Rot-cllc and Forest Park were on hand to celebrate the occasion The Jack Kelleys and son, Steve, Hattendorf, have just icturned from a 3-week trip to Denver and the San Juan Mountains. Their son, Jay, has finished his Air Force training and joined them in Colorado. THE Kelleys, W. Hat- tondorf, have had as their guests lor the p.isl two days, the R. Bolandcr, and the G.

Craers Irom Denver The guests left for a 2-month trip through Sweden, Noi-may and Denmark. John Cardmelli, Long Island, N. Y. is also a guest at the Kelleys. He arrived Sunday and will stay until the end of the week, then back to the Califoinia Air Force Base, where he is in training.

The Leo Lukases, William Street, returned home Saturday from a v.ceks stay in Holland, Mich. Lenna and Denise accompanied their parents, and Caiol joined them Tuesday evening, flying to Grand Rapids Grandma Lukas also went with the tamily and neighbors are glad to hear that "Red" Ryan, Turm-r, is hack liom a 2- week stav in Sherman Hospital, lollowing a mild heart attack. John IMwarcl Annarella, in- a son of the Rocco Annarel- las, York Coui was baptized Church Wednesday evening, July 28. The Leonard Balettos of Roselle were his sponsors. His grandparents are the James Cagneys from Itasca, the Anthony Annarellas from Wood Dale and the Matt Hermanns from Inglebide Great-grandparents are the George Hofmanns from Ingleside A family dinner included John Edward's sisters, Theresa, Mary Beth, Karen Sue, Laurie Jo, Carrie Lynn and Missy, and his twin brothers, James and Joseph, Fr.

Prello and the godparents. THREE BABIES wei baptized Sunday in St. Walter's Church by Fr Smith. Diane Louise Rcmhart, Steven Seott Kavanaugh and Richard Andrew Harris. Diane's sponsors were Catherine Remhart from Edison, N.

J. and Tom Reinhart from Milwaukee The baby's aunt and uncle, Jack Reinhart and Miss Mary Heyer from Milwaukee, and the baby's 3-year-old sister, Debra, took part in the family dinner. The Paul Roths from New York were sponsors by pioxy for Steven. A family dinner was also held in Steven's honor and included his sister, Laurie and brothers, Larry and Craig. A sister and brother, Mary Louise and Thomas, served sponsors for the Harris baby.

The party was held in the home of the baby's grandparents, the Francis Suters of -Slgin, and included his other grandn Mrs. Hans Christensen irom Hopedale and his great-grandmother, Mrs Joseph Bodenberger, also of Elgin. Other guests were Richard's sisters, Mary Louise, Jane and Kate, and his brothers, John, Tom, Bob, Sieve, Jim, Chuck and Dave, the Richard Suters and their 8 children from Detroit and the Alfredo Ramhezes and their nine children THE ERNIE Wiltzes celcbia- ted their first anniversary Aug. 1 and the Bob Daughcitvs of Claria Drive celebrated an anniversary Aug. 2 Birthdays for the week Aug.

1, Clyde Burianek, Aug. 2, Eleanor Frick, Aug 3, Arthur Sax, Florence Petligrew, Peggy Sue Coppock, Don Bessey, Barbara Bonnell, Pamela Miller and Russel Stolt; Aug. 4, Virginia McAvoy; Aug 5, Lyle F. Kell, Kel- Icy Nelson. Holley Thoison, Donovan Conley, Betty Roboi t- son and Marge Jacobia, Aug.

Irene Seddon, Gaylon Elliott, Ronald Davis, Sharon King and Hugh C. Stott; Aug. 7, Harry Hanson, Frances Mikota, IGlca- nor Thorsen, Mrs Minnie Min(X had a children's a Saturday, by Fr Prello in St. Walters ich and Joan KEENEYVILLE NEWS Hazel SteinUfc A surprise bridal ahower was given for Bonnie Stark July 23 in the home of Mrs Judy Stark, on Army Trail Road for 35 guests. Hostesses were Gail ar.d Sharon Stark, Pat Gill and Judy Stark Bonnie is the daughter of the a Starks of Army Trail and will be married to Norb Locke of Wheaton Aug 28.

Sharon Stark Bonnie's sister, celebrated her 18th brrthday July 27 and also received an engagement ring from John Luxon of Wheaton. No delrnite date has been set for the wedding. Open house was held for Pal McLoughlm Sunday in the home of hei parents, Mr. and Mrs. t-arney McLoughlm, Road Pat has joined the Mis- Phone 539-159P Klein's cousin, the Very Rev.

Msgr Fi anklin Karp of Whittier, Calif, arrived. His brother Orrin and wife and daughter Lois of West Chicago were also dinner guests of the Kleins last Friday evening. Later the Kleins' son Dennis and lamily o. Elgin and Mrs. Klein's brother and i Mr.

and Mis Fred Haberkamp of Roselle, came to honor Mr. Klein's birthday. The Kleins' other son, Jerry, and family of Roselle were unable to attend as they were visiting er parents in Missouri. Sunday Mr. and Mrs Ralph Klein attended 10 a m.

Mass in West Chicago where Msgr. Franklin Karp officiated. Alter church all the relatives were invited to the home of i and sionary Sisters of Immaculate Mrs. On in Karp in West Chr- Heart of Mary Convent in A5-' cago. bany, N.

and will be leaving Aug 19. Terry McLoughlm, son of the Barney McLoughlms, is stationed in North Carolina and looking forward to being home soon V. Buczinski of Keeney Road is in Sherman Hospital and neighbors wish him well Mrs. Eleanor Bock of Argyle Road underwent surgery 1 Sherman Hospital 1 28 Neighbors wish her a speedy recovery. Neighbors are glad to know that Mrs.

Barney McLoughlin is home from St. Joseph Hospital and getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Klein of Gary Avenue surpi ise July had a pleasant 30 when Mr. The Fiank Steinkes of Gary Avenue have returned from a week in the south, spending several dayi with Mr.

and Mrs. Irwin Fiey formerly of Loin- bat and now residing in Memphis, Tern. They visited many places ol interest in Memphis including the home of Elvis Presley. Bcloi'e returning home they visited Mrs. SLemke's brother and wile, Mr and Mrs.

a i Vogler in Kentucky. The Vogler's are formerly of Chicago. THE COMMUNITY welcomes Mr. and Mrs Miller and daughter Katherine who are new tenants in the Meyer home on Garden Avenue. They are for- mcily of California.

Mrs. Robert Hellem LA 9-7383 Medinah Chatter Celebrating birthdays are Kim Mares of Sunset Terrace, Aug Ken Kispert, Sycamore Road, Aug. Cynthia Wolczak of Juniper Drive, Aug. 10; and Mary Jo DiTrisco, Aug. 11.

Dr. and Mrs. James DiTrisco of Broker Road will observe an anniversary Aug. 10. Boy Scout Troop 95 was the second troop to hike the new Cantigny trail on its opening day.

There were 13 boys and 3 men who took the 7-mile hike in the rain. Worst part was hiking through freshly-plowed field, but the boys were rewarded when they came to a pony farm and were able to pet the ponies. Cub Pack 11 had a good turnout for their Mardi Gras Saturday evening. The Bob Hellems recently flew to Boulder Junction Wis for a few day's vacation as guests of Container Corporation at their lodge there Two couples are needed to bowl on Medinah Spring Hills Mixed Bowling League Tuesday nights, 6.30 p.m al Hoffman Lanes. hose interested may contact Mr.

Mares, LA 9-6558. Ontanoville and Roselle Fire Department burn down was cancelled Sunday, until a later date. Cindy Fiolitz, (i year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Fiehtz, Garden Avenue, spent Ihe weekend of July 24 with her godmother, Mrs.

Ronald Probst of Wheeling Returning home, they went to Adventure Lurid. Mrs Marie and Mrs Liz Goisler, both Garden Avenue, took a scenic tour by bus through Chicago July 19 They also visited the Museum of Science and Industry Bill Reynolds of Clovci dale Road is in Sherman Hospital and neighbors hope he will be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.

Helen Zuelilke i73-0050 About Itasca People Billhday greetings are extended to Henry T. Lauterbach, 19 W310 Thorndale Road, upon his 92nd birthday, Friday, July 30 Mr Lauterbach, to this reporter's knowledge is the oldest male resident of this area, having lived since 1926 on his larm which lies between Pierce Road, (formerly Nerge Road) and Thorndale, just west of Arlington Heights Road. He was bown in Meriden in LaSalle County, 111. where both he and Mrs Lauterbach resided prior to locating al Itasca. As Mrs.

Lauterbach so aptly put it "he has been blessed with exceptionally good health and vitality" and still enjoys "puttering" about the farm residence. They have two daughters, Anne, a teacher living at home, and Mrs Forest Warren, residing at Falls Church, Va There are two grandchildren, Mary Ann and Richard Warren. To commemorate the birthday event, the Lauterbachs hosted a group of neighbors and fi lends at "coffee" and in their home Friday evening. The Paul Droegemuellers and daughter, Beverly, and fiance, i a a together with Paul's parents, the Henry Droegemucllers, attended a family dinner Sunday al the Robert Mertz home in Addison, honoring the first birthday of Lisa Lynn Mertz. Lisa was one August 3, and is the granddaughter of the Dioegemuel- Ici s.

Scot Lee, son of the Donald Lees, 321 Willow, and Paul Shockcy, son the Russell Shockeys, 577 W. George, spent the past week al Walcamp, near Kingston At this a camp site, the Lutheran Aid Association of this District held their picnic Sunday, which was altcnded by several families ti om llasca. MRS. JOHN VMcnzuela and 7-month-old daughter, Jodi of University Park, N. have been spending the past 10 days i her parents, the G.

F. Koenkes, 320 E. Division Mrs. Valcnxucla emceed the. Talented Teens talent show finals hold Sunday at McCormick Place Mr.

and Mrs Koenke arc sponsors of the Talented Teens Mr. Valenzuela, enrolled in the Univeisity of Mexico School ot Engineering, arrived here Sunday. After both he and a few clays visit Mrs. Valenzuela and Jodi will stop at Champaign this week for a visit with her sister and brother-in-law the Joe Wanners, who are both enrolled for summer courses at the University there. Mr.

Wan- receives his master's gree in a few days and de- will Garden Avenue Art Fielitz of attended the DuPage County Fair in Wheaton last weekend. Sympathy is extended to the Wright family of Bartlett on the death of Robert W. Wright at Passavant Hospital, Chicago. MRS. LcROY Hueckstaedt of Thorn Road, recently underwent surgery in Sherman Hospital, Elgin.

Neighbors wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs Robert Mulhn of Cloverdale Road is also in Sherman Hospital Werner Baumgartner, son of Mr. and Mrs Helmet Baumgartner, Foster Road, has been home on a 2-week leave from the navy and will soon return to Jacksonville, Fla. "Welcome home" goes to Debbie Miller, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. X. Miller, Keeney Road who has been vacationing with her uncle and family, the Don Millers, Burmingham, Mich for seven weeks. Paul Resh ol Argyle Road recently returned home from two weeks at summer camp with the National Guard at Camp McCoy, Wis Keeneyville School will meet Aug. 10 at 8 p.m.

in Keeneyville School. Keeneyville met July 2,3 Pinochle in the home of Mrs. Hazel Steinke. Winners were Mrs. Ruby Pipkin and Mrs.

Pat DuWaldt The women will meet Aug. 10 in the home of Ann Taxis of Webster Road. teach in Mount Prospect schools this coming term. Mis. Wanner has done teaching at Deerfield and also will do sub-teaching this term.

Tommy Gajentan, of the John Gajcnlans, who resided here until a month ago when the family moved to Powers Lake, has been attending the Institute of Engineering at the University of Chicago Circle for a schooling period. Ihis is a scholarship he won I scholastic achievements at Lake Park, where he a c. sophomore this past school ear. Tlvs Institute is given b'y "JETS" (Junior Engineers Technical Society) and is sponsored by the Chapter of Professional Engineers Tom is the youngest student to be receiving this schooling, A here students a i exposed to every facet of ig known to the professions world Tom will be a junior this next term at Wilmot High School, Wilmot, which is the nearest school to their new home Another young Itascan, Richard Sch'iAinel had the honor of having his viure in the July 215 issue of the Chicago Tribune Magazine featuring an article regarding Cornell College, Jit. i Iowa.

Richard completed his junior year at Cornell, and will enter as a senior this fall term, majoring in biology, with hopes for his premed schooling. He was president of the Men's Senate at Cornell and is the son of the Keeneyville Fire Board will meet al Keeneyville Fire House Monday at 8 BARTLETT'S Carniva 1 will bo held Aug. 14 and 15. The parade is Aug 15. Donald Parisek, son of Mr.

and Mrs Henry Parisek, Lake Street, will be married to Marcia Faibisz of Franklin Park Saturday. Birthday greetings went to Frank Steinke, July 29; Barb Alamprese, July 30, and go to Ronald Bloomberg, Aug. a Keeneyville 4-H Girls Goldenrods) attended the DuPage County Farr last weekend in Wheaton. Awards were as follows Ruth Ann Glorso, A rating, blue ribbon for baking; Jackie Lauer, rating, red ribbon for knitting, Mane Laucr, white ribbon lor knitting; Jan- rte Glorso, white, baking; Ruth Ann Glorso, white, knitting; Linda Tabb, white baking; Jackie Lauer and Laura Deike, green ribbon lor exhibiting skirts. (X senior R.

Schimmels, 626 E. North St. THE RAY Frickes and children, 311 Willow, returned home Saturday from a week's retreat at the Friendly Resort, New Auburn, Wis Another Itasca family, the William Hcimichs, 327 S. Maple, spunt a week Ihere recently. The Friendly Resorl is owned and operated by the Ainold Kolzows ol llasca.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riese jetted home Sunday follosving a 3-week stay in California, where at Palos Verdes they visited with their daughter and son-in- law, the Kenneth Paulsons They enjoyed i giandson, Brian's, second bhth'day which was 30. They also spent a weekend with former neighbors, the John Resleys, the latters cabin at Big Bear and at San Diego Ihey visited with Mis. Riese's sister, Mrs.

L. A. Schiak. The peculiar sounding auto that you may have heaid about town Sunday morning was a Chrysler Turbine driven by Art Karnstedt of Elmhui st, He came to call on his cousin, Mrs. Irwin Rittmiller, 204 S.

Oak, and gave rides to family members and friends, which ended with brunch for IB at the Rill- miller home. Chrjslei Turbine aulos, for those who don't know, are experimenlal autos built of all steel, i fuel oil and kerosene. While onlj 50 of these cars are in the U. Mr. Karn ll was enough to DP operator of one, which may oe kept in his possession for three months These aulos, onlv on an experimental basi'j, al not on the market for sale.

Mr. Karnstedl is business manager at the Klmhursl Clinic. CINDY, 8-year-old daughter of the J. A. Boilers, 331 Bonnie Brae, is sporting a ca.st on her right arm.

A recent freakish accident in a school play-yard leporledly landed her on her elbow, in a (raclure. She hopes to have the cast off in time for school. Funeral services wore held Monday for William J. Hennig, in Highland Park, where he served as fire chief for many years His son, William C. Hennig, present fire chief, is the husband of a former llasca girl remembered by many as Mae Oppen, who resided at 410 Willow.

Mr and Mrs. James Clayson, 600 Gieenview Drive, have returned from a vacation trip to the Wesl Coast, Where at San Francisco they met their son, Jim, and together traveled to Los Angeles, sight-se'. various places of interest. Jim lives in Los Angelas, but came to San Franciso 'o meet his parents, who flew there and traveled the coastal trip by renled auto, returning home by plane, from Los Angeles. Mrs.

Robert Dreschler, 311 Mrs. Wi Ham C. Pauling LAwrence 9-9481 Bloomingdale News Mr and Irs. Christ Lcakakos and three children, Georgia, Tommy an I Sammy, have recently mov 'd into the home at 147 N. Cirde.

Mr. Leakakos is with the Li akakos Construction a a family moved hei' from Chicago. Other newcomers to BloomingdJe, at 124 S. Circle, are the Jaiiies Kriners and three children, 1) wid, who will be 12 in Octobe Jimmy, 7 and Philip, 4, who was born at Zurich, Sutherland. Originally from Indianapolis, Mr Kriner was the uropean repiesenta- firm, Sales live for a i electronics the Packaid Instrument Corporatior of Downers Grove, and they li 'ed al Zurich, Switzerland the past six years.

The Gobers and children, Matthew, Larry and Jackie, have come from Schaumburg and are now the propri' tors of the Clover Leaf Mole Her mother, Mrs. Sarah Billi en, originally from Ireland, is living with the Gober famih The Ros Rhodens and children, Rene and Sandra, moved this past where the week now to Geneseo, are the proprietors of Ihe Royal Motel on the new si per highway easl of Moline. Th -y hope friends from here will on their southern vacalK tours lo see Ihem. Mrs. i a Kline of Aurora has come to be a companion to her si.s er, Mrs.

Anna Lorenz, follow ing her recent hos- pitalizalion at Sherman Hospital in gin. Mrs. Lorenz is now recupi rating at home. Miss Esl ier Bender r.s recuperating at home following recent surge, ry in Geneva Community Hispital. MISS FKANCES Petges was guest of i mor at a miscellaneous bridi.1 shower with Joy and Kay Petges as the hostesses at the Donald Petges home on '1 lird Streel in Bloomingdale Tu'sday evening.

Mrs. Lui Fiedler was guest of honor I her 87th birthday when sisU rs, Mrs. Anna Meyer and Irs. Albert Meyer, came to sr end Sunday her. Miss Buchanan is a slu- dent at Dimmer sessions at Umversilj of College Alaska, majoring i history.

The Iter Pitann.s spent Wednesdaj visiting residents at the Mason Home for the Aged at Sullivai 111 Bloomuif dale Volunteer Fire Departmei took part in the recent We partment Chicago Fire de- estiv-al and parade held at -st Chicago. And all were thrilled with the parachute jum iers throughout the a "prnk and blue" shower last Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. ola Voelz in Roselle. Assisting Irs. Voelz was Mrs.

Bea Wiel of Itasca. Mrs Dreschler was a teller in the Itasca Bank, where the N. Elm, was guest of honor at i hostesses ilso are employed. day at Reed Park grounds. Pamela Oberhart, Hansford, Richard Horneck, Richard Petges, Steven Gabinski, KimberlyAnn Scharlau, Knstine Harber, Lawrence Daily, Jody Danek, Daniel Martinez, James Nudera, Mark Stefanic, PeggySue Coppock, Eric Ellis, Julie Hind, John Fernald, Cathlecn Webb, Ida Goodwin, Andy Hole, Gerard Boyle, Howard Newberg, Gary Backhaus, Barbara Benhart, Robert Rentner, and Frank Novak, are receiving birthday congratulations this week.

DONALD SCHMIDT, and Kenneth Kammes in one car, and Terry Sietman and Thorn- as Seger in anolher car and several other cars were reportedly involved in an auto pile-up on Lake Street early Sundaj morning near the Em- bsrs Restaurant. The injured were taken to Sherman Hospital in Elgin. Mrs Minnie Thurnau of the Bensem ille Home spent Sunday at a church picnic with the Henry Harmenings. Clovci dale Maidens 4-H girls entered their own individual displajs and were rewarded by two of their number selected to enter the Fair at Springfield. Margo Schmitz will give her flower demonstration and Su- san Sterner will take along her formal lo model it in the dressmaking group.

The girls will be on a float, a large scale with Ihe girls balancing the world which will be on one of Ihe new Bartlett Implement tractors and run by Vernon Stark of Cloverdale. Cloverdale Maidens will meet for their regular meeting at the Kenneth Barnes home on Lies Road this evening. The senior Emil Freunds of Frankfurt, Germany are guests at the home of their son, Emil, and family on Oak Street. William Steiner received "Class Championship" and his brother, Michael, received the "best show" in the rabbit showing at the recent DuPage County Fair. They are mem- bers of the DuPage Harvester 4-H boys.

On opening night of the DuPage County Fair, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wiertz and children, Carole and Ronald, and her mother and brother, Mrs. Ernst Haberkamp and John, were reported involved in an automobile accident on therr way home from the fair grounds, on Geneva Road and Harriet Street and were taken to the Winfield Hospital with cuts and bruises." John gash was reported to have a across the forehead and cuts over his nose. He left the.

hospital Monday and is reportedly recuperating at home. Ronald's hand and chest were reportedly hurt and olhers are still recuperating from bruises and shock. (X PROSPECTS ARE GOOD In Paddock Publications Want Ads. People all walks of life read and use the Want Ads. So be a successful Paddock iblications Want Ad user sell your no longer needed items to Paddock Publications Want Ad readers.

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