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Newspaper
Rolling Meadows Herald
Location
Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
26
Betty Ann Fiene daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter Fiene of Schaumburg married William F Rudolph of Cary at St. Peter Lutheran Church Schaumburg Apr 19. Rev Fredrick Hertwig officiated with a reception for 450 at Bensenville hall. The couple honeymooned at Niagara Falls and reside in Cary.
Dolores Haugh outlines a playful Ham n Egg themed patio breakfast with invitations shaped like fried eggs, a planned menu featuring ham and eggs or bacon and eggs, coffee and pastries, Early American decor, and kid friendly touches. Provide exact start and end times, prepare heat ready equipment 45 minutes before guests, consider inside serving in bad weather.
Personal moving day letter recollects neighbors Herb and Midge Strauss who helped with packing and furniture moves. The author praises their readiness, describes nightly moving efforts, and notes the sense of coming home to a new house while thanking friends for unwavering support.
Marlene Bakke daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bakke of Dunhurst Heights wed Dean Logerquist son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Logerquist of Sister Bay Wis on Saturday June 6 in a family ceremony at the parents home 743 Merle Lane Rev Al Fisher officiated A ballerina length white lace dress and 7 point veil with white roses for the bride Bridesmaid matron of honor and mothers wore coordinated dresses Best man was Douglas Logerquist and Ken Wickman was groomsman After a two week motor trip the couple will reside in Glenview Ill Both are employed in Evanston. Out of town guests included the Logerquist parents sister and brother in law and two brothers from Milwaukee and Detroit.
Stork Feathers Dona May chosen for second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sietmann of Palatine born May 31 at St Francis hospital Evanston eight pounds four ounces. Grandparents Paul Dolinajee Arlington Heights and Fred Sietmann Forest Park. Also twins Louis Price and Anthony John to Melvin and Mrs Parish born June 4 at Tripler Army Hospital Honolulu. Grandparents Dorothea Parish Indianapolis and John Raef Arlington Heights. Kimberly Suzanne Moehling born May 8 to A C Sr and Mrs Wayne Moehling Charleston South Carolina weighing six pounds four ounces with sisters Vicki Lyn and Carrie Ellen. Grandparents W C Moehling Arlington Heights and Ed Walker Mt. Prospect. Nanette Rene Loecl born June 10 Resurrection hospital Arlington Heights weighing eight pounds two ounces with siblings Patricia Mary Christine Clarence Carole. Grandparents George Loewis Elkhorn Wisconsin and Josephine Teufel Chicago.
The Arlington Heights Nurses Club announces a large rummage sale on Saturday August 1 at Miner Junior High School to raise funds for the lending closet and the nurses scholarship. Donations are invited by calling Mrs Don Helbling or Mrs James Heuer to contribute usable household items clothing and toys. The club held its June Friendship luncheon on June 9 at Brandts restaurant Palatine concluding the season of meetings and social events before summer break.
Fifty voices will be in tune when Mr Prospect chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc under Charles Likes will be presented with their chapter charter June 23 at a buffet supper Mrs Floyd Connett of Peoria international president will present the charter Quartets The Sweet and Lows Mid States Four and the Escapades will entertain Also guests include the Cookies Valley chapter and the DuPage chapter
University of Illinois specialist K Virginia Seidel outlines fabric pros and cons for curtains including cotton rayon acetate Fortisan nylon Dacron and glass fabrics. She advises checking folds and reading labels to know care needs and sun resistance. Leyden high school class of 1949 plans July 11 reunion at River Forest golf club Elmhurst with prime rib dinner and dancing.
A humorous essay on astrology and horoscopes. The narrator questions celestial influence on daily life and social relations while noting personal misfortunes and a wish for attention. The piece ends with a quip about excessive talking despite friendship.
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