I just had to say a word about Fritz Gaede--he was one of the nicest people in the world. I knew him from the time I was a little girl--my father was also a milkman for Rathbun Dairy. Many many years later my husband told me Fritz had been his milkman when he was a little boy. Small world we live in, and it is missing one very special man now. Grace

Johanna Heinie of Elgin Johanna Heinie, 95, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 19. Arrangements are being made by Madison Funeral Home, Elgin, (847) 741-1128. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald on 11/20/2003. below are some tidbits that I gathered from various interviews and searches....... Johanna "Hanna" Heinie was the niece of Frank Lengl of Lengl's Inn, now called Easy Street Pub. She lived in the brick home (the home of Frank Lengl Sr) at the intersection of Quindel Street and Lengl Drive until it was sold to Deerfield's several years ago. Frank Lengl was married and had children (including Young Frank) but also had 2 nieces, Frieda "Lengl"-(Fred) Springinsguth and Johanna (Hanna) Heinie (Lengl) living with him and working at the restaurant. He purchased the building and opened his Schaumburg INN in the 1920's. He was NOT the first owner of the building. After his death, it was sold and then later Hanna re-purchased the building and operated it until there was a fire in the building. For a long while, Hanna (Johanna) Heinie was at Manor Care on Plum Grove/Nerge. Hanna had an older cousin, Frieda "Lengl", who married Fred Springinsguth. Frieda was the first of the two cousins to come to USA. One of Frank's children was always called "Young Frank". It has been said that the Chicago gangsters frequented the second floor of the Easy Street Pub at Roselle and Quindel Street. As Lengl's Schaumburg Inn, it was frequented by musician Wayne King (who became a resident of Schaumburg) and others. In recent years, the building has undergone several changes including the removal of the barn to the East of the tavern. Lengl Street at one time was Nerge Street.

Richard L. Busse of Mount Prospect Memorial services for Richard L. Busse, 80, a lifelong resident of Mount Prospect, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 100 S. School St., Mount Prospect. Born Oct. 19, 1923, in Mount Prospect, he died Friday, Nov. 21, 2003, at his home. Mr. Busse was a World War II veteran of the Army Air Corps and the commander of American Legion Post #89 in Minocqua, Wis. Richard was the husband of Viola Busse (nee Niebuhr); father of Richard (Geri) Busse, Michael (Shari) Busse and Bruce (Donna) Busse; grandfather of Richard (Susan), Megan, Emiko, Dawn and Brett; and brother of Chester (Gene) Busse. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Paul Lutheran Church Building Fund. Arrangements were made by Friedrichs Funeral Home, Mount Prospect. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (847)255-7800 or www.FriedrichsFH.com. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald from 11/23/2003 - 11/26/2003.

Cecilia Harz Funeral services for Cecilia Harz, 86, a resident of East Dundee for more than 40 years, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, at St. Paul United Church of Christ, 144 E. Palatine Road, Palatine. The Rev. Michelle McNamara will officiate. Born July 14, 1917, in Elk Grove Township, she died Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003, at Rosewood Care Center, Elgin. Interment will be private. Cecilia graduated from Palatine High School in 1934 and moved to East Dundee in the early 1960s. She was a lifelong member of St. Paul United Church of Christ, where she was baptized and later confirmed in 1931. She was a devout member of the church Women's Guild, where she used her skills as a seamstress to benefit others in many ways, including making hundreds of quilts, cancer pads, lab robes, and was able to sew almost anything that anyone had a need for. Some of her hobbies included playing the organ and piano, and also having an incredible love for animals, especially her cat, Kitty. Cecilia will be remembered for her wonderful sense of humor and her lifelong spirit of serving others. She was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday, at Ahlgrim & Sons Funeral Home, 201 N. Northwest Highway, Palatine, and from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services Monday, at the church. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Memorial Gift Fund of St. Paul United Church of Christ, 144 E. Palatine Road, Palatine, IL 60067. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (847)358-7411. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald from 11/22/2003 - 11/23/2003.

Helen B. Ryan of Schaumburg Funeral services for Helen B. Ryan (nee Boner), 82, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, at Ahlgrim & Sons Funeral Home, 330 W. Golf Road, Schaumburg. Born March 12, 1921, in Johnston City, Ill., she died Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2003, in Schaumburg. Interment will be in Lakewood Memorial Park, Elgin. Helen was the wife of the late John; mother of Niles Ryan, Sue (Gary) Ratio and Linsey (Sandy) Ryan; grandmother of Karen (David) Schauer, Kelly Connell, Katie Ryan, Michael Ryan, Robin (Cedric) Busse, Tracy Ratio, Kyle Ryan, Garrett Ryan and Conor Ryan; sister of Mary Huesby and Jack Boner; and great-grandmother of seven. Visitation will be from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday, at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to American Cancer Society, 100 W. Palatine Road, Suite 150, Palatine IL 60067. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (847)882-5580. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald on 11/20/2003

Frederick H. Gaede lifelong resident of West Chicago Funeral services for Frederick H. Gaede, 99, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, at the Norris-Walen Funeral Home, 132 Fremont St., West Chicago. The Rev. David Faulhner will officiate. Born August 4, 1904, on a farm at Fair Oak Road and St. Charles Road, he passed away Sunday, Nov. 16, 2003, at Wynscape Nursing Center, Wheaton. Burial will be in Glen Oak Cemetery, West Chicago. Mr. Gaede was a member of Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church, Winfield, as well as a member of their evangelism board. He was also on the board of Trinity Lutheran Church. He started working with Marx Brothers as an ice man and milk delivery man. He then began work as a milkman at Rathbun Dairy in Glen Ellyn. He was co-owner of Markl Dairy in West Chicago from 1946 to 1969. After retiring from the dairy business, he began work at Crossroads Chevrolet-Buick in West Chicago as their man Friday until 1994, when he retired for a second time. He loved fishing in northern Wisconsin, and celebrated his 74th wedding anniversary with his wife last month. Frederick is survived by his loving wife, Stella (nee Glasshagel), whom he married on Oct. 2, 1929; his son, Eugene (Charleen) Gaede of West Chicago; his grandchildren, Paula (James) Mann of Wheaton, Patricia (Paul) Dixon of Columbia, S.C. and Fred (Valerie) Gaede of West Chicago; eight great-grandchildren; and by two great-great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Herman and Augusta Gaede. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church, Winfield. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (630) 231-0060. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald from 11/17/2003 - 11/18/2003.

Dolores L. Wille of Elk Grove Village Funeral services for Dolores L. Wille (nee Klitzke), 79, will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 855 Lee St., Des Plaines, where she will lie in state from 10 a.m. until the time of service at 11 a.m. Born Oct. 23, 1924, in Des Plaines, she passed away on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003, at Alexian Brother's Hospital. Interment will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery, Arlington Heights. Dolores was a receptionist at a doctor's office, before her retirement. She was a member of Immanual Lutheran Church, where she was involved in the Ladies Aide Society and the Women's Guild. She loved working on crafts, cooking and giving parties. Her family, church and friends were very important to her. She is survived by her husband and best friend of 60 years, Willis Wille; mother of Dennis Wille and Diane (Frank) Street; grandmother of Brian Kaup and April Conley; and great-grandmother of Alyssa Conley, Kelsey Conley and Griffin Kaup. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. today, at G. L. Hills Funeral Home, Des Plaines. Memorials may be made to Immanuel Lutheran Church, 855 Lee St., Des Plaines, IL. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (847)699-9003. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald from 11/14/2003 - 11/16/2003.

Jean Straub of Hoffman Estates Funeral services for Jean Straub (nee Harris), 77, will be private. Born Aug. 2, 1926, in Paducah, Ky., she died Thursday, Nov. 13, 2003, at Northwest Community Healthcare, Arlington Heights. Interment will be private in Memory Gardens Cemetery, Arlington Heights. Jean was the loving mother of Ted (Dorothy) Straub; loving grandmother of Lori (James) Magel and Joseph Straub; loving great-grandmother of Ryan and Jenna Magel; and fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Anton F. Straub; her parents, Owen and Mary Harris; and by her sister, Louise Mikieta. Visitation will be held from 2 to 9 p.m. today, at Ahlgrim & Sons Funeral Home, 201 N. Northwest Highway, Palatine. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (847)358-7411. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald from 11/15/2003 - 11/16/2003.

A gift from another lister.... a 1954 Plat map.... ! and now, the transcription.... IF YOU WANT a pretty version of the transcription... send a new email by clicking on this: [email protected] with the 1954 in the subject.... DO NOT reply to this email.... click on the eaddy above.... SCHAUMBURG TOWNSHIP LANDOWNERSHIP MAP INDEX and GENERAL NOTES ~~ for 1954 ~~ Compiled 11/2002 Valentine Care has been taken to be accurate. However, mistakes do happen and interpretations could always be different depending on the quality of the map at hand. General information: This information has been transcribed from a 1954 Farm Plat Book of Cook County published by Paul Baldwin and Son of 418 Underwood Street, P O Box 916, Rockford, Illinois. A copy of this Schaumburg Township Map, as well as the township maps for Barrington, Palatine, Wheeling, Elk Grove, Hanover are in the Historical Map Files at the Schaumburg Townwhip District Library. There are no building indicators on this map, but there are some streets, and some creeks noted. Notes for transcription: No punctuation is entered on initials. A comma follows ALL surnames. Jr and Sr is shown as part of the given name. Est refers to Estate. The researcher should investigate probate records in Cook County for more information. MRS is shown where shown on the map and is treated as part of a given name - Meyer, Mrs X . Spelling is AS SHOWN on the map. The reader should look at both sort sequences to be confident of a full and complete analysis. The researcher should also refer to the booklet of other Landownership maps that have been transcribed. One review should be by SECTION NUMBER WITHIN EACH YEAR, looking for all the variants on the name in that section over all the years in this collective. Another review should be by SURNAME as a confirmation - INCLUDING the name UNKNOWN or ? Please note, the information on the map is derived from several sources by several people over periods of time, with varying pieces of data available to them. This information may not have been available equally to each of the draftsmen/surveyors, and so the researcher cannot make the assimption that the progression of names over the years is 100% accurate. The map and transcription is not a legally binding document, but is ONLY a finding aide to HELP in further land purchase documentation. This information does not take the place of a legal land abstract. If a name DOES exist on these maps, then, likely at the time and for a period before the publication of the map, the landowner named had possession of the land. By the time the map was published, the landowner could have changed. It could be that a new landowner was not recorded on a published map for years. When INITIALS only are used, those inititals were entered followed with a ?-mark. No assumptions were made. The researcher should make note of ALL the variants on the surnames from this project. These are ALL possible spellings of your family namethat could be used in the various genealogy/civil records. Names were entered REGARDLESS of size of lands. By NAME 1954 A E ? 33 Ackman 23 Ackman 26 Bartel, F 22 Bartells, A H 16 Bartels, Emil 30 Bartels, Emil 31 Batterman, Albin 13 Batterman, Albin 24 Bieman, John 6 Biester, G C 21 Biester, G C 22 Boeger, Herman 34 Boesche, Clarence 7 Boesche, Clarence 8 Bolt 7 Botterman, H 20 Breyer, Ralph 20 Breyer, Ralph 21 Brown, Henry 26 Brown, Henry 35 Bucholz, Geo 32 Busche, Frank, Est. 20 Butler, E 3 C W ? 33 Carlson 23 Christensen, Elton 9 Ciolac, Peter 24 Clausing, Henry 13 Dick, F 33 Edeker, Mrs H 35 Eineck 3 Engelking, John 28 Fields, Marshall 8 Fischer, Charles 31 Foege, Henry 36 Frase, H G Est. 2 Frase, H G Est. 3 Frase, H G, Est. 11 Frass, Walter 33 Freise, Edw 13 Freise, Emil 13 Freise, H J 10 Freise, John 2 Freise, John 11 Freise, John 12 Freise, W H 12 Ftizminnons 28 Gathman, Henry Jr. 36 Gathman, Louis 36 Gavels, John 32 Gerschefski, R 22 Gieseke, Wm 29 Goebel, Joe 28 Gray, Herbert 18 Gray, Herbert 19 Gray, Herbert 21 Gray, Herbert 22 Greve, Wm H 6 Grimes, M 25 Groen, Fred 26 Groen, Fred 27 Gunther, Geo 26 H F ? 13 Haberkamp, Lou 12 Hammerstein, Art 14 Hammerstein, Art 15 Hammerstein, Art 21 Hammerstein, Art 22 Harke, Henry 36 Harmening, William 15 Hart, J M 18 Hartman 12 Hartman, A 33 Hartman, Fred 29 Hartman, Henry 33 Hartsell, C L 7 Hassell, Paul 5 Hassell, Paul 8 Hassell, Paul 9 Heide, Art 16 Heide, Louis 9 Heide, Louis 16 Heine, Fred 32 Herslage 1 Herslage 12 Hill 11 Hill 14 Hoemeyer, John 33 Hoemeyer, John (40) 27 Hogan, Thos 16 Hogan, Thos 17 Homeyer, John 34 Hortik, Joe 35 Ive, W C 25 J B ? 25 Japp, Henry 35 Japp, Wm Est 27 Japp, Wm, Est. 28 John Bros 9 Kasting, Werner 14 Kasting, Werner 15 Kastings, Emma 14 Kern, L D 24 Kern, L D 25 Kern, M A 13 By NAME 1954 cont. Kern, M A 24 King, Wayne 27 King, Wayne 28 Koeing, Henry 23 Koeing, Henry 24 Koening, Henry 13 Kraft, Walter 10 Kroegel, Ernest 28 Kueblank, Wm 11 Kuehner, Louis 30 Lange, Edw 36 LeMair, E 30 Lennenkohl, Fred 15 Lichardt, Emil 26 Lichardt, Emil 27 Lichthardt, A 31 Lichthardt, Aug 17 Lichthardt, Aug 18 Litchthardt, Eddie 5 Luhnow, H 32 Mansfield Day Farm 27 McNaughton, N F 19 McNaughton, N F 30 Menching, Ed 30 Mensching, Harvey 32 Meyer, Ben 8 Meyer, Ben 17 Meyer, Daisy 27 Meyer, Mrs G 9 Meyer, Mrs G 16 Meyer, Mrs G 17 Moeler, Mrs Wm 23 Moeler, Mrs Wm 24 Nerge, F W 22 Nerge, Louis 35 Nerge, Louis 36 Nerge, Walt 35 Neville, Thos 1 Neville, Thos 12 Pfinston, F W 25 Pfinston, F W 26 Piske, H 34 Plate, Ernest 4 Porp, F 1 Porp, F 2 Rache, Frank 23 Rathje, F C 11 Rathje, F C 12 Rathje, F C 13 Redeker, Ernst 24 Redeker, Fred 24 Redeker, Louis 24 Rhode, J 2 Rohlwing, Ed 25 Rolwing, Wm 13 Roselle Country Club 15 Roselle Country Club 22 Roselle Country Club 23 Sanastrom, W 20 Sanastrom, W 21 Sanastrom, W 29 Schlerholz, H 21 Schmidt, Herman 35 Schrage, Fred Est. 14 Simon, J M 14 Simon, J M 15 Slingerland, W 22 Slingerland, W 23 Sporeleder Edgar 9 Sporeleder Edgar 10 Sporleder, A H 21 Springingsguth, Fred 20 Springingsguth, Henry 28 Springingsguth, Henry 29 Steinmeyer, Heo 7 Straub, Edw 33 Straub, Edw 34 Theiman, Art 33 Theis, Aug 36 Thies, Wm F 33 Unknown 4 Ure, Howard 16 Ure, Howard 17 Volid, Peter 7 Volid, Peter 8 Volkening, Henry Jr 21 Volkening, Herman 19 Volkening, Wm 17 W B ? 25 W N ? 35 Warjak, L J 32 Wede, Louis Est. 36 Wendt, Otto 18 Widra, Paul 9 Wild 12 Wildhagen, A 1 Wilkening, Henry 23 Wilkening, Henry Est. 35 Wilkening, W D 10 Wille, Ed 16 Wille, Ed 33 Wille, Herman Est. 29 Winkelhake, Herman 14 Wiley, F C 11 By Section 1954 Herslage 1 Neville, Thos 1 Porp, F 1 Wildhagen, A 1 Frase, H G Est. 2 Freise, John 2 Porp, F 2 Rhode, J 2 Butler, E 3 Eineck 3 Frase, H G Est. 3 Plate, Ernest 4 Unknown 4 Hassell, Paul 5 Litchthardt, Eddie 5 Bieman, John 6 Greve, Wm H 6 Boesche, Clarence 7 Bolt 7 Hartsell, C L 7 Steinmeyer, Heo 7 Volid, Peter 7 Boesche, Clarence 8 Fields, Marshall 8 Hassell, Paul 8 Meyer, Ben 8 Volid, Peter 8 Christensen, Elton 9 Hassell, Paul 9 Heide, Louis 9 John Bros 9 Meyer, Mrs G 9 Sporeleder Edgar 9 Widra, Paul 9 Freise, H J 10 Kraft, Walter 10 Sporeleder Edgar 10 Wilkening, W D 10 Frase, H G, Est. 11 Freise, John 11 Hill 11 Kueblank, Wm 11 Rathje, F C 11 Wiley, F C 11 Freise, John 12 Freise, W H 12 Haberkamp, Lou 12 Hartman 12 Herslage 12 Neville, Thos 12 Rathje, F C 12 Wild 12 Batterman, Albin 13 Clausing, Henry 13 Freise, Edw 13 Freise, Emil 13 H F ? 13 Kern, M A 13 Koening, Henry 13 Rathje, F C 13 Rolwing, Wm 13 Hammerstein, Art 14 Hill 14 Kasting, Werner 14 Kastings, Emma 14 Schrage, Fred Est. 14 Simon, J M 14 Winkelhake, Herman 14 Hammerstein, Art 15 Harmening, William 15 Kasting, Werner 15 Lennenkohl, Fred 15 Roselle Country Club 15 Simon, J M 15 Bartells, A H 16 Heide, Art 16 Heide, Louis 16 Hogan, Thos 16 Meyer, Mrs G 16 Ure, Howard 16 Wille, Ed 16 Hogan, Thos 17 Lichthardt, Aug 17 Meyer, Ben 17 Meyer, Mrs G 17 Ure, Howard 17 Volkening, Wm 17 Gray, Herbert 18 Hart, J M 18 Lichthardt, Aug 18 Wendt, Otto 18 Gray, Herbert 19 McNaughton, N F 19 Volkening, Herman 19 Botterman, H 20 Breyer, Ralph 20 Busche, Frank, Est. 20 Sanastrom, W 20 Springingsguth, Fred 20 Biester, G C 21 Breyer, Ralph 21 Gray, Herbert 21 Hammerstein, Art 21 Sanastrom, W 21 Schlerholz, H 21 Sporleder, A H 21 Volkening, Henry Jr 21 Bartel, F 22 Biester, G C 22 By Section 1954 cont. Gerschefski, R 22 Gray, Herbert 22 Hammerstein, Art 22 Nerge, F W 22 Roselle Country Club 22 Slingerland, W 22 Ackman 23 Carlson 23 Koeing, Henry 23 Moeler, Mrs Wm 23 Rache, Frank 23 Roselle Country Club 23 Slingerland, W 23 Wilkening, Henry 23 Batterman, Albin 24 Ciolac, Peter 24 Kern, L D 24 Kern, M A 24 Koeing, Henry 24 Moeler, Mrs Wm 24 Redeker, Ernst 24 Redeker, Fred 24 Redeker, Louis 24 Grimes, M 25 Ive, W C 25 J B ? 25 Kern, L D 25 Pfinston, F W 25 Rohlwing, Ed 25 W B ? 25 Ackman 26 Brown, Henry 26 Groen, Fred 26 Gunther, Geo 26 Lichardt, Emil 26 Pfinston, F W 26 Groen, Fred 27 Hoemeyer, John (40) 27 Japp, Wm Est 27 King, Wayne 27 Lichardt, Emil 27 Mansfield Day Farm 27 Meyer, Daisy 27 Engelking, John 28 Ftizminnons 28 Goebel, Joe 28 Japp, Wm, Est. 28 King, Wayne 28 Kroegel, Ernest 28 Springingsguth, Henry 28 Gieseke, Wm 29 Hartman, Fred 29 Sanastrom, W 29 Springingsguth, Henry 29 Wille, Herman Est. 29 Bartels, Emil 30 Kuehner, Louis 30 LeMair, E 30 McNaughton, N F 30 Menching, Ed 30 Bartels, Emil 31 Fischer, Charles 31 Lichthardt, A 31 Bucholz, Geo 32 Gavels, John 32 Heine, Fred 32 Luhnow, H 32 Mensching, Harvey 32 Warjak, L J 32 A E ? 33 C W ? 33 Dick, F 33 Frass, Walter 33 Hartman, A 33 Hartman, Henry 33 Hoemeyer, John 33 Straub, Edw 33 Theiman, Art 33 Thies, Wm F 33 Wille, Ed 33 Boeger, Herman 34 Homeyer, John 34 Piske, H 34 Straub, Edw 34 Brown, Henry 35 Edeker, Mrs H 35 Hortik, Joe 35 Japp, Henry 35 Nerge, Louis 35 Nerge, Walt 35 Schmidt, Herman 35 W N ? 35 Wilkening, Henry Est. 35 Foege, Henry 36 Gathman, Henry Jr. 36 Gathman, Louis 36 Harke, Henry 36 Lange, Edw 36 Nerge, Louis 36 Theis, Aug 36 Wede, Louis Est. 36

"Friday nights with Wayne King at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago........" as noted in the video offered by WTTW entitled - "Remembering Chicago" "Intermission with dancing Ball Sing-alongs....." "dancing at the Ballrooms was most elegant....." In 1954, Wayne King owned 200 acres in Section 27 and 28 with his farmplace buildings at the present location of the Mennonite Church in the 800 South Block of Roselle Road. .

REMEMBER - Controversial comments and PRIVATE thoughts should be kept PRIVATE Subject: MY very own RECOLLECTIONS - 82/100 1. What are your personal opinions and thoughts about foul language? 2. What was the last "real" disagreement "of importance" that you had with anyone about, what were the different views on the table? 3. What is the last best movie that you saw? Remember...... Write as you speak.... Be yourself.... Write liberally...... Do not worry about technique.... It is the THOUGHT that counts - or thoughts! Write as if it might be the LAST time you can address the question... 0 0 0

Mathilda "Tillie" Fiene four year resident of Bloomingdale Funeral services for Mathilda "Tillie" Fiene (nee Meyer), 94, formerly of Itasca for over 50 years, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Addison, with the Rev. W.E. Duey officiating. She will lie in state from 10 a.m. until the time of services. Born Dec. 24, 1908, in Bloomingdale Township, she died Saturday, Nov. 22, 2003, at Manor Care, Elk Grove. Burial will be in St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery. Tillie was a homemaker. She was a former member of the Itasca Historical Society, Itasca Senior Citizens, Ladies Aid, and of the St. Paul Lutheran Church and the St. Paul Quilters. She was the wife of the late Edward; mother of Verdell (Arlo) Westmiller of Elgin, Elaine (Bud) Schweitzer of Itasca and Dale (Donna) Fiene of Algonquin; grandmother of Cindy Chipman, Sharon (Paul) Gange, Dean Fiene, Susan Schweitzer, David (Lynn) Fiene and Dawn Fiene; great-grandmother of C.J., Paul Jr., Chawna and Nicole! ; and daughter of the late Samuel and Minnie Meyer. Visitation will be held from 3 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, at Humes Funeral Home, 320 W. Lake St., Addison. Memorials may be made to St. Paul the Evangelist Lutheran Church, 37 Army Trail Road, Addison, IL 60101. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (630)628-8808. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald on 11/24/2003. Tillie was a nice lady.... She left a legacy with us in the form of a video interview soon to be available at the STDL. She gave us a wonderful gift.....

REMEMBER - Controversial comments and PRIVATE thoughts should be kept PRIVATE Subject: MY very own RECOLLECTIONS - 81/100 1. What are your personal opinions and thoughts about body piercing? 2. Tell a story about building a fire.... in the open, in a fireplace, in the wild. 3. How did your family get to church, what was different about church then than it is today, are you active in your church's activities? Remember...... Write as you speak.... Be yourself.... Write liberally...... Do not worry about technique.... It is the THOUGHT that counts - or thoughts! Write as if it might be the LAST time you can address the question... 0 0 0

Hallo liebe Listenteilnehmer, ich suche Stammtafeln der Familie Steigerthal / Steigertahl / Steyerthal. Bisher habe ich zwar einen Hinweis darauf gefunden, daß welche erstellt wurden, aber keiner kennt eine solche Veröffentlichung. Vielleicht sind sie nur privat weitergegeben wurden? Über jede Hilfe würde ich mich freuen. Freundliche Grüße aus Hannover Martin Arends www.arendi.de

More at www.stdl.org click on local history then enter in the 492 492 etc etc.... to get to the photo.... to read the detail, click on the little document icon.... to see the photo, click on the subject....... catalogued over the past couple of weeks: 492. Three Freise boys-Luebbers 344 493 Sophie Freise-Luebbers 345 494 John and Elsie Freise-Luebbers 346 495 Schaumburg band-Luebbers 349 496 St. Peter parsonage (1973)-Luebbers 350 497 Early 1900's photo of St. Peter parsonage-Luebbers 351 498 Copy 2 of Early 1900's photo of St. Peter parsonage-Luebbers 352 499 St. Peter teacherage with Schaumburg Road construction in front-Luebbers 781 500 St. Peter teacherage in summer with Schaumburg Road construction in front-Luebbers 783 501 St. Peter parsonage in winter with church to the left-Luebbers 796 502 First St. Peter church in black and white-Luebbers 817 503 First St. Peter church and Schaumburg Center School on ST. Peter's grounds-Luebbers 1036 504 Postcard from Schaumburg-Lippische of man and woman by spinning wheel While you are there, try entering in a surname of your own interest to see if some gift did not 'creep' into the files......

PLEASE NOTE.... I AM GOING TO SEND THE NEXT WEEK'S RECOLLECTIONS ALL today!!!!! FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT WISH TO GET BEHIND BUT DO NOT WANT TO READ THE NEW ENTRIES BEFORE THEIR APPROPRIATE DATE, I HAVE ADDED THE DATE IN THE SUBJECT... THAT WAY, YOU CAN KEEP THE spontaneity IN YOUR RECOLLECTIONS!!!! REMEMBER - Controversial comments and PRIVATE thoughts should be kept PRIVATE Subject: 27th MY very own RECOLLECTIONS - 80/100 1. What are your personal opinions and thoughts on Dr. Kevorkian and his mission, write at length about your views, do you believe he should be/should not be in jail, should other avenues be available to the general population, do you believe that individual states/countries should be able to have their own rules about euthanasia/assisted-suicide or is this a totally individual choice, how do you think that insurance companies should handle these situations, have you read and understood the provisions in a medical power of attorney, have you designated in your mind, a person who you feel will follow your wishes, would you sign a medical power of attorney, have you signed one? 2. What are your personal opinions and thoughts about drug use? 3. Were you BORN at home or in a hospital, were your children BORN in a hospital or at home? Remember...... Write as you speak.... Be yourself.... Write liberally...... Do not worry about technique.... It is the THOUGHT that counts - or thoughts! Write as if it might be the LAST time you can address the question... 0 0 0

PLEASE NOTE.... I AM GOING TO SEND THE NEXT WEEK'S RECOLLECTIONS ALL today!!!!! FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT WISH TO GET BEHIND BUT DO NOT WANT TO READ THE NEW ENTRIES BEFORE THEIR APPROPRIATE DATE, I HAVE ADDED THE DATE IN THE SUBJECT... THAT WAY, YOU CAN KEEP THE spontaneity IN YOUR RECOLLECTIONS!!!! REMEMBER - Controversial comments and PRIVATE thoughts should be kept PRIVATE Subject: 26th MY very own RECOLLECTIONS - 79/100 1. What are your personal opinions and thoughts about the Stock Market Crash of 1929? 2. Where did you do your homework as a child, where did you have your own children do their homework, what was the routine like as a very young child, did your parents play a big role in reviewing your completed work, did they give you a lot of time to 'teach' you when you had wrong answers, tell what it was like learning your times tables. did you have flash cards, do you , at your age now, know the times tables for 12's, which table do you ALWAYS have problems with? 3. Tell a story about chopping wood....cutting down a tree.... Remember...... Write as you speak.... Be yourself.... Write liberally...... Do not worry about technique.... It is the THOUGHT that counts - or thoughts! Write as if it might be the LAST time you can address the question... 189 0 0

PLEASE NOTE.... I AM GOING TO SEND THE NEXT WEEK'S RECOLLECTIONS ALL today!!!!! FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT WISH TO GET BEHIND BUT DO NOT WANT TO READ THE NEW ENTRIES BEFORE THEIR APPROPRIATE DATE, I HAVE ADDED THE DATE IN THE SUBJECT... THAT WAY, YOU CAN KEEP THE spontaneity IN YOUR RECOLLECTIONS!!!! REMEMBER - Controversial comments and PRIVATE thoughts should be kept PRIVATE Subject: 25th MY very own RECOLLECTIONS - 78/100 1. What was the saddest time in your life.....? 2. Did you ever smoke marijuana, and why was that, how did you get it...what was the environment like when you smoked, would you do it now, what are your thoughts regarding it as a medical product, so you think it should be legal medically or legal regardless of medical need, 3. Have you ever paddled a canoe, when was that, who taught you to paddle? Remember...... Write as you speak.... Be yourself.... Write liberally...... Do not worry about technique.... It is the THOUGHT that counts - or thoughts! Write as if it might be the LAST time you can address the question... 0 0 0

PLEASE NOTE.... I AM GOING TO SEND THE NEXT WEEK'S RECOLLECTIONS ALL today!!!!! FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT WISH TO GET BEHIND BUT DO NOT WANT TO READ THE NEW ENTRIES BEFORE THEIR APPROPRIATE DATE, I HAVE ADDED THE DATE IN THE SUBJECT... THAT WAY, YOU CAN KEEP THE spontaneity IN YOUR RECOLLECTIONS!!!! REMEMBER - Controversial comments and PRIVATE thoughts should be kept PRIVATE Subject: 24th MY very own RECOLLECTIONS - 77/100 1. What are your personal opinions and thoughts about global warming? 2. Where did you get your early furnishings, have you any remaining at your current home or in the homes of your children? 3. What was the most important thing that you ever did to HELP another person? Remember...... Write as you speak.... Be yourself.... Write liberally...... Do not worry about technique.... It is the THOUGHT that counts - or thoughts! Write as if it might be the LAST time you can address the question... 0 0 0

PLEASE NOTE.... I AM GOING TO SEND THE NEXT WEEK'S RECOLLECTIONS ALL today!!!!! FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT WISH TO GET BEHIND BUT DO NOT WANT TO READ THE NEW ENTRIES BEFORE THEIR APPROPRIATE DATE, I HAVE ADDED THE DATE IN THE SUBJECT... THAT WAY, YOU CAN KEEP THE spontaneity IN YOUR RECOLLECTIONS!!!! REMEMBER - Controversial comments and PRIVATE thoughts should be kept PRIVATE Subject: 23rd MY very own RECOLLECTIONS - 76/100 1. What are your personal opinions and thoughts about homosexuality? 2.. Do you regularly send Christmas/Holiday cards, do you have a mailing list that you keep up to date, along with a list of those that you received, do you write newsletters for these mailings, do you like it that people send newsletters, or do you dislike them, do you remember multiple deliveries of mail during one day during the holiday time, HOW did your parents display holiday cards, how do you display them? do you send photos with the cards, do you feel that sending the holiday cards is THE one way for you to catch up on family, friends? 3. Where did you first live as a couple, and then where did you move, tell about these early places, why were they chosen, did you enjoy your time there, have you revisited them? Remember...... Write as you speak.... Be yourself.... Write liberally...... Do not worry about technique.... It is the THOUGHT that counts - or thoughts! Write as if it might be the LAST time you can address the question... 214 0 0