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Page Four LUXEMBOURG NEWS Friday, March 27, 1964 Luxembourg Ladies Society of the North Side Meeting of March 15, 1964 called to order by President Margaret Trausch, at 2:30 p.m. Meeting convened with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance to Our Flag. At roll call of officers, trustee Mary Wernimont was absent and excused. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. A letter received by Past-President Marie Frantz, from Dr. Carlo Pute, in which he expressed his sincerest thanks for her second generous offering towards the children hospital in Luxembourg. President Margaret Trausch, mentioned about the Easter collection for crippled children. A motion made and seconded to donate $15.00 to this worthy cause and also $15.00 to the Heart Fund. The president mentioned, that our past recording secretary Josephine Modert husband passed away and is waked at Pfaff Undertakers Home on 5001 Lincoln Ave., Chicago, Ill. The president mentioned the forthcoming pilgrimage tour to the Shrine of Our'Blessed Lady of Luxembourg, Sunday, May 3, 1964, to DuBuque, Iowa. Two Greyhound Buses have been chartered for this tour. Next order of business was the coming card party by the society, April 19, 1964. The ladies were asked to bring card tables to the hall on that Sunday. The L.C.B.A. St. Henry's Branch, invited the ladies to their Easter Monday Luncheon and card party at St. Henry's Club House. Also an invitation to Section No. 15, of Skokie, Ill. Luxembourg Brotherhood of America to their annual Sauerbraten Dinner at the Luxembourg Gardens, Morton Grove, Ill., on April 18, 1964. Prizes were donated by President Trausch, Katherine Decker, Anna Frantz, Margaret Krier, Marie Frantz, Antonette Bass, and Mrs. John Risch. The president extended Easter Greetings to the members and their families. Their being no further business and all bills presented ordered paid, the meeting adjourned. The president asked all to stand and say a prayer for our deceased member Helen Heber. Respectfully, Ann Ambrose Recording Secretary Luxembourg Independent Club Of Chicago, III. The regular March meeting was called to order by President Michael Thiry, at 4:15 p.m. The members stood at attention, as the flag was presented and the members sang in unison, "My Country Tis' Of Thee," and the Pledge of Allegiance to Our Flag. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. All members were urged again to attend the ladies card party on April 19th. It was brought up, that some members and societies have made donations to the Childrens Memorial Hospital, in Luxembourg City. On a (motion made and seconded and passed) Luxembourg Gardens. The to donate $25.00 to this worthy cause. J Mrs. Trausch, was invited to speak on the forthcoming pilgrimage on Sunday, May 3, 1964 to the Shrine of Our Lady of Luxembourg to Dubuque, Iowa. She informed them that she had chartered two Greyhound buses for this pilgrimage. The price to Dubuque, Iowa, including the dinner and gratuities and donation to church would be $10.00 a seat. Those wishing to go, should make their reservations now. Vice President, Matt Dechambre, invited the members to Section No. 15, L.B.A. Sauerbraten and Roast Beef Dinner April 18. The place the Luxembourg Gardens, in Morton Grove, Ill. A motion passed to donate $10.00 towards the success of this party. Vice President Mike Schmit thanked all for the surprise party given him at the last meeting. Birthday's of Club members in March are Charles Fautsch, Leo Kremer, Mike Thiry, John Risch, and John Huss. There being no other business to come before the meeting a motion to adjourn was in order. The social hour with the North- Side Ladies which followed was especially honored with the 80th birthday of Mrs. Marie Frantz. She was presented by the ladies with a beautiful plant and a birthday cake. Another birthday child was Ann Ambrose. Each wished Mrs. Frantz a happy birthday as well as all the other members present who had their birthday remembered. With Matt Grethen an the piano and Mel Weides leading, Happy Birthday was sung for all. Nick Colling, Recording Secretary Section No. 21, LB.A. Wilmette, Illinois The regular meeting of Section No. 21, L.B.A. was called to order by President Howard Prochnow. At roll call of officers Marshall Geo. Lulwigson, and Assistant Marshall Tom Rengel were absent at roll call. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Matt Dechambre, vice president of Section No. 15, Skokie, Ill., was a visiting guest. Brother Dechambre invited the brothers of Section No. 21, to their Annual Sauerbraten Dinner, Section voted a donation towards the success of this party. A gift was presented to our past president Edwin Hoffmann, in recognition of his service to Section No. 21 as their presiednt for 25 years. Condolences were ordered sent to the families of Frel R. Pesche and Clarence Arnoux. After all bills presented were ordered paid, and no other business to come before this meeting, a motion to adjourn was in order. Refreshments followed the meeting. Respectfully submitted, Anton Schneider Recording Secretary Luxembourg Ladies Society of Rogers Park Meeting of March 1st, 1964 was opened with a prayer by President Catherine Schutz. At roll call of officers all were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read and placed on file. The Financial Secretary was happy to report that no members were reported ill. An invitation was read from the L.C.B.A. to their annual Easter Monday Luncheon. Also an invitation to the Luxembourg Ladies of the North Side card party on April 19th, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Birthday greetings were sung to all ladies having a birthday in March. The financial secretary gave her report. There being no further business to come before this meeting and all bills presented ordered paid, a motion to adjourn was in order. Meeting closed with a prayer for our deceased members. Social hour followed. Respectfully, Marie Meyers Recording Secretary St. Francis Hospital Mr. Frank Koob, a member of Section No. 3, of the Brotherhood was a patient at the above hospital for treatment. We hope Frank is getting along well and feels alright again. St. Joseph Hospital Mrs. Ferdinant Sartor, 6021 Ridge Ave., was a patient at the above hospital where she underwent surgery. to be held on April 18, 1964 at the She is at present convalescing at home. KOEUNE BROS Auggie and Gene K/B GARDEN CENTER AND GRE iNHOUSES CORSAGES - BLOOMING PLANTS - CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL HOLIDAYS COMPLETE LINE OF FERTILIZERS & INSECTICIDES LAWNSEED - ANNUALS - PERENNIALS 5509 LINCOLN AVE. MORTON GROVE, ILL. Phone YO 6-3884 Members of Section No. 3 — 3 generations in Florist Industry 232 North Peoria Street Chicago 7, TWO GOOD PLACES TO EAT, HERE AND AT HOME THE LUXEMBOURGER'S RENDEZ-VOUS IN WISCONSIN MAYER HOTEL PORT WASHINGTON, WISC. MARCH HORNSLEIN, Prop Phone: ATlas 4-44M FIRST NATIONAL BANK of MORTON GROVE, ILLINOIS YOUR BANK 'Large Enough to Serve You — Small Enough to Knew Yew" Deposits Insured up to $10,000 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Commercial Loans - Real Estate - P.HA. Home Leans Collateral and Installment Loans Safe Deposit Vaults 6201 DEMPSTER ST., MORTON GROVE Phone: YOrktown 5-4400 ORchard 3-0036 WILLIAM BIEGERT SR 8236 MILES CENTER RD., SKOKIE, ILL. White Rock Beverages - Beer - Ice and Ice Cubes Mountain Valley Water - Mineral Waters SIEBENS BEER Draft in Quarts D. RECHER & CO. 322-24 W. North Avenue, Chicago MOhawk 4-3840 Most Complete Stock of Domestic & Imported WINES - CHAMPAGNES - LIQUORS Luxembourger Wines from Caves M. Sunnen-Hoffmann, Remerschen and Caves St. Martin, Remich Luxembourger Champagne - "Chateau De Dreiborn" Luxembourger "Quetsch" from Pitz-Schweizer Ettelbruck MIKE SCHMIT A JONG VUN BI5SEN Frank Weninger THE BENCH MADE CIGAR IS GOOD INCLUDING LAST PUFF Tel. LO 1-9419-RA 2-2221 Compliments of Elmer Steil Member of Section No. 8 AMERICAN PLAN HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES OLD TIMER'S RESORT ON THE BEAUTIFUL CHAIN O'LAKES New Boats - Cottages Are All Modem Musky - Walleye - Bass - Pan Fish CHUCK AND DOLLY ENGEL PHONE CE 7-2587 NEW AUBURN, WIS. Member, Section No. 8 WILLIAM BAHNMAIER HAPSBURG INN Good Food Since 1934 You Will Enjoy Our Congenial Atmosphere on RIVER ROAD — ROUTE 45 3 Miles North of Des Plaines, Illinois Open Every Day Except Monday VAnderbitl 4-9098 Fish Fry Every Friday - Home-Made Chili JOE FRERES, Prop. Sandwiches of All Kinds Member of Section MAIN STREET, Two blocks west of McCormick Blvd. Phone ORchard 3-0693 Phone ORchard 3-9757 Excavating - Grading - Trucking Black Dirt - Fill of All Kinds 4341 Simpson St. (Golf Rd. - Hwy. 58) Skokie, III.
Friday, March 27, 1964 LUXEMBOURG NEWS Page Five Minutes of Section No. 3, L.B.A. The regular March meeting was called to order at 3:20 p.m. at the Luxembourg Gardens, in Morton Grove, Ill. President Nicholas Colling presiding. Meeting opend with the advancing of our Flag and the reciting in unison of the Pledge of Allegiance to our Flag. At roll call of officers Marshall Frank Schmidt, was absent and excused. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Visiting brother was Vice President Matt Dechambre of Section No. 15, L.B.A. Skokie. On the sick list the members John Decker, Nick Clesen and Pete Kayser were read off. Brother John LaPlume was reported also on the sick list. The president asked the members to pay a visit to these sick brothers. It was voted to hold our Annual Schobermesse. Visiting brother Matt Dechambre Section No. 15, invited the brothers to their Annual Sauerbraten Dinner, to be held April 18th, at this hall. Director Charles Fautsch, of the Luxembourg Gardens, invited the members to the St. Patrick's Corn Beef Cabbage Dinner on this coming Saturday, March 14, at the Gardens. The president mentioned the sad news of the passing of the wife of our member Fred R. Pesche. Her death came suddenly. It was also mentioned that Mrs. Elizabeth J. Heraty, a sister of our trustee Henry Becker passed away. The Section expressed it's sincerest condolences to these families. There being no other business and all bills presented ordered paid, a motion to adjourn was in order. Refreshments followed the meeting. Respectfully submitted, Frank Hansen Recording Secretary Section No. 3, L.B.A. Returns From A Visit To His Sick Brother Mr. John Altman, recently returned from a visit to Montana, and South Dakota, where he went, when he received news of his brother Pete, sudden illness. Pete had a stroke in January. At present he is able to walk again and is in a Nursing Home in Montana. Pete is a bachelor. John, who lives in Aurora, Ill., also spent some time at Harrold S.D. with his sister, who lives there. Martin Kettel Compliments of E JONG VUN MERTZIG Remsen, Iowa Dies Suddenly At Work Herbert J. Modert, 61, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Wiltgen, passed away March 12, 1964 while at his desk as an accountant for 46 years at the Standard Oil Building on South Michigan ave. in Chicago, Illinois. Death came suddenly, due to a heart attack. Mr. Modert had been home for a couple of days not feeling well It happened the second day he returned to the office. The Moderts moved a few years ago from St. Mathias, parish in Chicago, to their new home on Main Street in Skokie, Ill. Herbert was the son of the late Mathias and Barbara Modert, and a brother of the late John M. He was a member of Section No. 3, Luxembourg Brotherhood of America, a member of the Soto council No. 517 K. of C. Funeral services were conducted from Pfaff Funeral Home, 5001 Lincoln ave. Chicago on Monday, March 16, 8:45 a.m. to St. Peters church in Skokie, Illinois Where a Solemn Requem Mass was offered. Interment at St. Boniface cemetery. The Luxembourg News joins fellew members of the Brotherhood in expressing to his loving wife Josephine, and relatives their deepest and most heartfelt sympathy. Sophia Wiltgen — Pioneer Luxembourg Woman Dies Sophia Wiltgen, nee Heckenbach, age 95 passed away March 5, 1964 after many months at St. Francis Hospital due to a fractured pelvis. Prior to her latest mishap, this grand lady was most active among her many children living mostly on Chicago's North-Side or Suburbs. She was the beloved wife of the late Martin Wiltgen; dear mother of Martin, Michael, Louise Einsweiler, John, Katherine Meyers, Frank and the late Sophia Welter and Eugene Wiltgen; grandmother of 24; greatgrandmother of 47; great-great-grandmother of one. Funeral services were conducted by Weimeskirch Funeral Home, 7066 North Clark Street to St. Margaret Mary church for a 10 o'clock requiem mass. Interment at St. Henry's cemetery. The deceased was a member of the Third Order of St. Francis, the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mar- garet Mary and the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association No. 1031, of St. Henry's. The Luxembourg News of America joins with her countless friends in expressing to the bereaved family our deepest and most heartfelt sympathy. Former Chicagocm Passes Away In St. Paul, Minn. The Luxembourg News has been informed, that on March 11, 1964 our former member of the Luxembourg Singing Society, Marcel J. Vac, passed away. He lived with his son in St. Paul, Minn. His dear wife preceeded him in death several years ago. Mr. Vac, was born in Luxembourg. The following letter is from his son, Marcel D. Vac: I wish to inform you that my Father, Marcel J. Vac, passed away March 11, 1964. My Father was born May 11, 1884. He was in his 79th year. He is survived by his sister, Mrs. Theo. Geisel, Cessange, Luxembourg and niece Elvira Geisel. Another niece, Mrs. J. Jacobs-Vax of Esch, Luxembourg. There are two granddaughters and one great-granddaughter surviving. Funeral will be March 13, 1964 from Holy Spirit Catholic Church, St. Paul, Minnesota and interment at Calvary Cemetery. Sincerely, Marcel D. Vax His many friends in the Chicago area wish to express to the bereaved family their sincerest sympathy. Holy Family Hospital Mrs. Virginia Karels, wife of Charles Karels of Barrington, Ill., underwent major surgery at the above hospital, in DesPlaines Ill. At present Mrs. Karels is convalescing at her home and soon, we hope will be fully recovered. Telephone RAndolph 6-2385 Geo. Lauterer Co, FLAGS - BADGES CUPS AND TROPHIES BANNERS - TRIMMINGS CAPS - SOCIETY GOODS 29 S. WABASH AVENUE THE STATIONERY SUPPLY COMMERCIAL PRINTING LUKE J. MEIER YOrlctown 5-1678 6130 Lincoln Ave. Morton Grove, III. Compliments of JOHN HEIN Director, Luxembourg Gardens Compliments of a Friend CAST MONUMENT CO. MONUMENTS - MARKERS - MAUSOLEUMS Phone LOngbeach 1-0428 Office and Showrooms 4806-10 N. CLARK ST. CHICAGO 40, ILL. DUFFY'S TAVERN Businessmen's Lunch Daily Pith Fry Friday Nlte 8024 LINCOLN AVE. SKOKIE, Hi. Phone O Re herd 3-9700 OEHLER FUNERAL HOMES Arlington Heights - Des Plaines - Deerfield Keefer's Mt. Prospect Pharmacy "Filling Prescriptions Is Our Business" 10 E. NORTHWEST HWY. CL 3-1031 Member Section No. 3, L.B.A. A. C. THOMPSON and ASSOCIATES YOUR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST ORchard 3-1212 4446 OAKTON STREET SKOKIE, ILL. Compliments of Felix J. Breden Compliments of Leo Eschette Grand President L. I. A. Patronize Our Advertisers Chicago Produce Publishing Co. EDWARD C. VOTAVA 1425 S. Racine Ave. Chicago 3, III. ANNOUNCING UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SAUERBRATEN DINNER Saturday, April 18, 1964 Serving from 5 to 9 P.M. Watch For Daily Specials THE GARDENS 6211 Lincoln Avenue Morton Grove, III. PHONE YO 5-1930 JUDY ESCHETTE, Manager COMMERCIAL PRINTING The MEIER Press 8051 NILES CENTER RD., SKOKIE ORchard 3-0320 Fautsch Roofing & Siding Co. 1754 Wallen Ave. Phone AMbassador 2-9307 Chicago 26, Illinois Free Estimates and Inspection ROOFING - SIDING - INSULATION
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