McTavish Describes New Friend as Attracting
The remark notes McTavish calling his new companion attractive. He recounts a cab ride home the other night and says he could hardly keep his eyes on the meter during the trip.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
4
The remark notes McTavish calling his new companion attractive. He recounts a cab ride home the other night and says he could hardly keep his eyes on the meter during the trip.
A Iowa produce man notes how the poultry industry has shifted toward year round operations. Chick production now starts earlier, with multiple hatchings per year, spreading brooding and equipment use beyond traditional seasons. The trend lowers costs and increases profits as eggs and chicks reach markets earlier and more consistently.
Miss Lillian Daggert spent the weekend at her father Charles Daggert’s home accompanied by a friend. Sunday afternoon callers at the George Haag home included Mr and Mrs Harry Marchang and daughter Dean and Mr and Mrs Robert Hang of Sterling.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Speasmann visited Rockford on Tuesday. Ralph Overholser of Coleta joined Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs Charles Gordon. Fred Miller hosted a Friday birthday party at Henry A Miller home Mull sedgeville to honor March and April birthdays. Donald Haag of Sterling spends Easter break with George Haag. Mrs Henry Cambman was Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Adam Heinze. Afternoon callers included Mrs Maude Alexander and Mrs Fred Schreiner.
County officers met in Freeport to organize the Carroll County Farmers Institute to be held Friday and Saturday November 24 and 25 in Chadwick. Officers in charge include Herman Daehler president Carl Haag vice president Ray Moyer secretary and Elmer Zugschwerdt treasurer in the men's division. Women’s division leadership features Mrs William Linker president Mrs W H Taylor secretary and treasurer.
Sunday evening guests visited Chadwick area families including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Vandel and Gary. Mr and Mrs George Doden and Neal. Miss Louie Sehaube spent the weekend in Waukesha visiting classmates at Carthall College. numerous local households hosted or hosted by relatives in nearby towns including Dixon Morrison Freeport Clinton and Davenport over the weekend.
Sunday visitors and social notices fill a crowded page. Miss Ury Zuehwerd of Wheaton spent a week at the Wilbur Rite home with her parents Mr and Mrs HL Zuschwerdt. Charles Wog Mi and Klaeppinig spouses and neighbors hosted several gatherings with relatives and friends over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Albert Sehreiner and families visited Homer Bushman home and Mrs Anna George hosted Sunday dinner with Walter Queekboerner. Lawrence Shuman stayed with sister Mrs Harold Rahn in Durand. G E Bertrees of Sterline joined Verbert Spearman and Shuman family for visits. Edward Loechel celebrate daughter born March 29 weighing 9 pounds named Shiley Ann.
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