Mrs Faun Strubh Visits Daughter in Savanna
Mrs. Faun Strubh spent Tuesday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Atherton of Savanna. Paul Strukhoff had his car fenders painted and welded at Diehl garage the other day.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
8
Mrs. Faun Strubh spent Tuesday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Atherton of Savanna. Paul Strukhoff had his car fenders painted and welded at Diehl garage the other day.
Sunday guests in the Ab Hook house included Earl Hook and Eric’s daughter and Kneal Hook of Argo Fe. Carl Johannsen hosted visitors in Chicago. Friday guests at John ny Johnson’s home were My and Mrs. Alfred Williams of Moline, Vila Godenaar, Mary Lou Meyers and Francis Halfman. Other visits included Elmer Lutz and sons of Lanark with Vern Kaufman, H L Rawlins dining with her son Kyle’s family, Roy Hecker of Sterling calling on Carl Robinson, and Russell Lego and baby of Blackhawk Village visiting Carl Robinson’s home. Lynn Babcock of Sterling joined his in law family midweek.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the Methodist churches of Thomson and Argo met Sunday evening with Dr. Swaney leading. Delegates to the district conference in Rockford were Mrs. Eugene Murray of Thomson and Leland Schmaling of Argo. Officers elected include Trustees Geo Schmaling and Miss Lou Moyer for two years, and numerous posts in Stewards, Finance, Ushers, and WSCS led by Mrs Lulu Melendy. Guests at the Carl Robinson home included the Eubanks family and Mrs Pearl Gilson from Clinton.
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