Arlington Heights Herald from Arlington Heights, Illinois • Page 7

rtTHERAL FOR GEO. KOST. SfU 87 George Kost, 87, 507 N. Belmont. a rt'sident of Arlington Hts.

since 1907, died Wednesday morning. had gradually grown weeker the past few months. He leaves a son, daughter and a grandsori. Th( luiieral will be held Friday Oehler chap- n.ent in FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 PAGE SEVEN OBITUARIES Speckdty Is Precision Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 Mon.

Bl Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 Closed all day V7cd. Dr. Desrie L.

Jerome Optometrist Eye Specialist 70S STBCET Tel. Des Plaines 984 Otto Mirs, Sr. Funeral services for Otto Mirs, 217 S. Evergreen Arlington Heights, who passed away Monday are being held Thursday at 2 p. m.

at the Lauterburg Oehler chapel, the Rev. W. F. Kamphrnkel officiating. Otto Mil'S wa.s bill in Bomerau, Germany, February 25, 1883.

He i was united in marriage to Miss Huld Landmeicr November 1, 1909 in Elk Grove. He pas.sod away at his home February 20 Mr. Mirs is survived by his widow', Hulda, four sons, Gilbert, Orville, Otto, Jr. and Loiel; five daughters, Mrs. Sarah Lamb, Mi's.

Ward Wento, Mrs. Frank Frohne, Mrs. Frank Sczeck. Lorraine Mil's: one grandson, Bobby Frohne: three and lour WE ARE NOW RECEIVING SOME Plumbing And Jleating Supplies Once Of ain the Mlewinf articles ovailable: drain- hoard sinks with metal cabinets, complete with chrome plated faucets and duo strainers. Koil- outematic 90 water heoters.

Automotic duo therme oil barn- ing water heater. Elgin water softeners. Lovatorics. both cost iron enaiael and vitrous china. Toilet coobtnations.

Antooiotic damper controls. Pipes and fittings. Also faraoce pipes. 24-hoar Oil Bonier and Stoker Service E. Palmei 19 W.

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Merry Garden Ballroom Sheffield and Belmont Ckicogo. ni. Now in the Fcurth Year Ralph Heinsohn Funeral services for Ralph Ht insuhn, Ela township, who dic'd February 21, were held Sunday at 1:30 p. m. at Karstens funeral home, Arlington Heights.

Interment Rand Hill Park cemetery. Ralph Heinsohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heinsohn, was born January 6, 1918, in Chicago. He died at the home of his parents on McHenry' Road in Ela township at the age of 2G years, 1 month and 15 days.

He leaves to mourn his early departure his paicnts. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heinsohn, six brothel's, Paul, Henry, Wilbert, Kenneth, Carl 4 nd Walter: one sister-in- law. Hilda Olson Mrs.

Hilda Olson, mother of Mrs. Edith Lohley of Mt. Prospect, died Monday, February 18, at her home three days before her 80th birthday. She was born in Karlshamn, Sweden, and came to America in 1923. She has made her home with her daughter, Edith and son-in-lavv' for the past eight years, coming to Mt.

Prospect in December of 1940. She leaves to mourn her departure her Mrs. Ivoh- ley of Mt. and Mrs. Alma Langisch of Downers son Chas.

of Norwood Park, four grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Drake Son chapel in Chicago, Dr. Josha Oden offering the sermon. She was laid to rest beside her late- husband, John, Wed- ne.sday, February 20, at cemeterv. Washer Parts Wringer Rolls hite bubbe REPAIRING LOVELL WRINGER SERV.

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93-1 KARSTENS FUNERAL HOME ARLINGTON HEIGHTS DINNERS STEAK ROAST' PORK REEK IIAMIR ers RARBE i'UE Fish IHnneis Every Friday Under New Management stonegate restaurant llvvy. Arlington lleigfiits Mrs. Rose II. Becker, TELEPHONE 68 CHARGES ON LONG DISTANCE SERVK ES AT THE FUNERAL HOME Thi.s statement appears more frequently in local obituaiies. It is a definite sigfn of the constant irrowth of the preferences of people in Arlington Heights and environs for this Back of this increasing favor is the rich experience gained' bv profession years of progiess toward a perfected service.

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WILKE "Your Personal ARLINGTON HEIGHTS STORE HOURS: 8:00 a. mu to 8:00 p. n. Wertaesdays. 8:00 to 12:00 Sophia Winkelmann Funeral services for Sophia Winkelmann, Higgins w'ho died Sunday morning, February 24, were held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at Karstens fungal home and at 2 p.

m. at the Elk Grove Ev. Lutheran church. Interment was in the Elk Grove Evangelical Lutheran cemetery. Sophia Winkelmann, nee se.

was born January 29, 1910, at Schaumburg. She received her education at the Schaumburg Lutheran School and was confirmed at the Schaumburg Lutheran church by Rev. Theiss. On November 10, 1929, she was united in marriage to Louis A. Winkelmann at the Winkelman residence on Higgins road: this couple have always made their home at this place.

After an illness of quite some time Mrs. Winkelmann passed away at an Elgin hospital on Sunday morning at the age of 36 years and 25 dav's. She leaves to mourn her early departure her husband, Louis A. Whnkelmann and five children, Louis, Alice, Jean, Betty and George: her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry J. Freise: i grandparents, Mr. vind Mrs. Hen- rv C. Freise of Palatine and brothers and sisters, Henry Freise of Union, William Freise of Marengo, George Freise of Palatine, I Mrs.

Paulina Zoellick of Bartlett, I Miss Laura Freise, Schaumburg, and Robert Rreise, in the service of the Unijod States; brothcr-in- lavvs and sisters-in-lavv. Gordon Sturm Serving in the Italian campaign for eight months, Sgt. Gordon Sturm died suddenly at Fort Bragg, N. Sunday, February n. He was born in Ela township October 15, 1915, of a family of cloven children of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Sturm. He was confirmed in the Christian faith at St. Paul church. Palatine, April 13, 1930, and atlcndc-d the Palatine public school.

February 26, 1940, he married Miss Pearl Ehlers of Chicago. March 8, 1944, he entered the army and served his country for two years. He went overseas in December, 1944, and served as cook in the Italian campaign. He was raise to the rank of T-4 and the Good Conduct ribbon, the Victory Medal, and the European theatre ribbon, returning to the United States in August, 1945. Since then he has been i at Fort Bragg, N.

C. He was to be discharged in another three weeks. He died at the age of thirty years and four months. He his wife, Mrs. Pearl Sturm of Chicago, his father, Jacob Sturin, Palatine, brothers, Arthur, Barrington, Harry of Elgin, Irving and Russell, Lake Zurich and Merle of Palatine, and sisters, Mrs.

Alice Oltcndorf, Palatine. Mrs. Pearl Shontaus, Wauconda, Mrs. Eleanore Porteous, Round Lake and Mrs. Grace Meyer, Palatine and their families.

Mrs. Ellen Sturm, the mother, precccded her son in death in 1942, and a brother, Lester, died in 1941. Memorial services were held Thursdav, February 21, at 2:00 p. m. at St.

Paul Evangelical and Reiormed church. Palatine. He was laid to re.st with military honors at Rand Hill Park Cemetery. Anna Andresen Funeral services for Anna Andresen, 504 Waukegan Highwood, III, who died Sunday at the Lake County hospital, Waukegan, were held at 1:30 p. m.

at the Lauterburg Oehler chapel, Deerfield. Cremation took place at Acacia cemetery. The deceased leaves to mourn her departure her husband, Major Fred Andresen. Former resident dies Mrs. Wallace Fleming Shirra died in Pasadena, California, Wednesday morning.

Funeral will be held Friday in that city. Mrs. Shirra was the wife of Attorney Shirra. w'ho was active in Heights civic affairs 35 years ago. They moved to Evanston about 25 years ago.

Word of the death was received by Mrs. Banta, who was a close friend of the deceased. Electionics Sonrke appointed bonded lechnirtcms Bonded Electronic is the new certifi- ficate of merit just awarded to Electronics Service at 22 E. Northwest Hwy. "And it means just what it Dick Weidner explained, "becau.se it is based on rigid national standards and only completely qualified radio service dealers receive the Bonded Electronic The award means that Electronics is now bonded by the well-known Western National Indemnity Company, to guarantee complete satisfaction on all radio repair parts and service for 90 days, to charge fair prices on parts and labor and to use only recognized quality parts.

The bond also covers testing tubes accurately and using modern equipment essential to prompt, efficient service. Svetanoff'Kuhl nuptials held Saturday eve -----------------------------------------------------------------DANIELSEN FUNERAL HOME BAUT C. THAU Modoiiily Cgoipped Cbapel fBOm PALATINC 223 Fnnorol Senrico FALAI1NE. WL Floral Designing a Specialty IRVING BOETTCHER, Florist ROUTE 58 TEL. 184 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS (l-iltf All kinds of U.

S. Choice Steaks Chicken Lobster Toil French Fried Shrimp Cocktail Lounge CORNER RAND AND DUNDEE ROAD PALATINE 11-1-1 Edward A. Nagel Eerviccs for Edward A. Nagel, 1387 Walnut Des Plaines, who died Monday at St. hospital, are being held this Thursday at 2 p.

m. at Lauterburg Oehler chapel, Des Plaines, the Rev. W. E. Brehm officiating.

Interment in the Town of Maine cemetery. Mr. Nagel was born May 5, 1899, in Wheeling township. He was owner of the Plymouth- Dodge garage in Des Plaines and was a member of the Des Plaines Fire Department and Plaines Elks. He was taken ill Sunday and died Monday at the St.

hospital. The deceased leaves to mourn his departure his wife, Florence, a daughter Eunice Rae, sister, Mrs. Pearl Spciglcr of Des Plaines and his mother, Mrs. Ella Nagel Katherine Maske Funeral services for Katherine Maske, formerly of Des Plaines, who died at Houston, Texas, Sunday, will be held Friday at 2 p. m.

at the Lauterburg Oehler chapcj, Des The Rev. W. E. Brchrn will oificiate. Interment will be in Town of Maine eemelery.

Mrs, Maske had resided in Des Plaines 60 years. The past two vears she lived in Houston, Texas, where she passed away Febi ruarv 24 at the age of 85 years, 1 She is survived by hei- children Lillian Clark, Mabel Klipp, Ida Senford, Goldsworthy. Herbert and William Maske and two stepchildren, Harriet Hoffman and Emmie Zabbel. Katherine Kubik Funeral services for Katherine Kubik, 73, 1819 White Des Ph ines, who died Sunday at the honie of her son, John Kuna, were held Wednesday at 2:30 at Lauterburg Sc Oehler Des Plaines. The Rev.

Theo Potter officiated and interment was in the Bohrmian Natioiul cemetery. The deceased is survived by her husband, Joseph Kubik and one s-m, John Kuna. Albert Easton Services for Albert Easton, 641 Deerfield Deerfield, who'dicd Sunday at the Bee Dozier sanitarium, were held Tue.sday at 2:30 p. m. at the Lauterburg Sc Oehler chapel, Deerfield.

The Rev. Plapp officiated with interment in Deerfield cemetery. Mr. Easton is survived by his wite, two daughters and two sons. IN MEMORIAM WALTER BOEGER In memory of our beloved husband and dad who passed away three years ago today.

The dearest dad the world could hold, A cherished smile and a heart ot 1, Those who knew him, all will know. How much we lost three years ago. Wife, Esther, son, Walter, daughter, Frances Ann. CARD OF THANKS Our recent sad loss leaves us with grateful hearts toward neighbors and friends. Their comforting expressions of sympathy and thoughtfulness will always be remembered.

Mrs. Hy. Brockmann Daughters and son-in-law. CARD OF THANKS Our recent sad loss leaves us with grateful hearts toward neighbors and friends. Their comforting expressions of sympathy and thoughtfulness will always be remembered.

Mrs. Harold Holtz and Family. Miss Anita Svetanoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milan anoff, 115 W.

Davis Arlington Heights, became the bride of Mr. Harold Kuhl, son of Mrs. Wm. Kuhl, Arlington Heights, in an impressive candle light double ring ceremony held at St. Evangelical church, Arlington Heights, at 8:00 Saturday evening, February 23.

Mrs. F. Blohip sang and the The wedding vows were solemnized by the Rev. Wm. F.

Kamphenkel. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father. She was gowned in white slipper satin which was fashioned with a bei-tha collar, long fitted sleeves, full skirt and train. Her full length veil was fastened to a beaded tiara headpiece. She carried a bouquet of white roses and fuchsia.

She carried a blue handkerchief which came from China. The attendants were gowned Last call card and bunco players An old fashioned along with a White Elephant Sale and with bridge, pinochle and other card and bunco players testing their skills, is scheduled for Friday night, March 1st, at the Forest View Rural School when the members of the Forest View PTA dust off the benches and seats and everybody will settle down to enjoy thcm.selves. Players have to be a member of the PTA to get in on the grand time. Everybody is welcome. There are exceptionally fine prizes for both the men and the women.

Refreshments will be served. Anvonc looking for a bargain might find it at the White Elephant Booth. The Forest View School is located on South State Road near Algonquin Road. Seating capacity is limited so phone IVIrs. Henry Molenkarnp, Arl.

Hgts. 1793-M or Mrs. Wm. C. Johnston, Arl.

Hgts. 7030-J for tickets or information. Admission is 50c including and refreshments. Friday night. March 1, at 8 is the date.

in white net with full skirts and cap sleeves and carried colonial bouquets of red carnations with matching headpieces. Mrs. Carl Svetanoff, sister-in- law of bride, was matron of honor. Miss Alice Kuhl, sister of the groom was maid of honor. Miss Rose Naumoff, Miss Mary Naumoff, Mrs.

Robert Koeppen and Miss Marilyn Kuhl served as bridesmaids. Max Giasch attended as best man. Ushers were Marvin Kuhl, Alfred Kuhl, Carl Svetenoff, Walter Bally and Joe Knittle. The little flower girl, Barbara Kuhl, niece of the groom. was dressed like the bridesmaids and wore a poke bonnet.

Freddie Lauterburg, cousin of-the bride, as ringbearer, wore a tuxedo. Mrs. Svetanoff, mother of the bride, wore a navy blue print dress and Mrs. Kuhl, mother of the groom, wore a brown dress. Mrs.

Svetanoff and Mrs. Kuhl wore corsages of carnations. A reception was held at the fieldhouse for 400 guests. The young couple left for a short honeymoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Kuhl will make their home for the present the parents. Wheeling home bureau notes Mrs. Edward Fritz was elected president of the Wheeling Unit of Home Bureau at the meeting held February 21, at the home of Mrs. Alfred Busse.

Mrs. Wilbert Pohlinan was elected vice president and Mrs. Frances Kirchhoff re-elected secretary-trcasur- er The group expressed appreciation of the splendid leadership during the past year of the retiring president, Mrs. Howard liingham. Shcrt repdrts were given by Mrs.

Edward Fritz and Mrs. C. A. Hughes on Farm and Home Week at Urbana. The major lesson on Fish Cookery was presented by Mrs.

Harold Bingham and Mrs. Roy Pearson with demonstrations of fish appetizingly and attractively cooked and served. The second part of the minor lesson on the study of Haw'aii, was given by Mrs. Don Stockdale. The annual Cook County meeting will be held February 28 at the Wedgewood room, Marshall Fields, Chicago.

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