Washington bowlers to tour Grand Rapids for women’s tournament
Mrs. M F Lawler of Auburn becomes one of Washington’s 1949 women bowlers to receive an expense paid trip to Grand Rapids for the Womens International Bowling Congress National Tournament and convention. Seattle bids for 1949 event with 125 delegates and a special train. The team will bowl an exhibition in Chicago and depart Seattle April 12 arriving April 14. They return April 28 with Lawler visiting parents in Savanna on train. Other local notes include the Breans moving to the Block house, Clare Rollins vacating, and weekend visits among area families.
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M. F. Lawler
Auburn
Wash
Frank Brown
Washington
Grand Rapids
Mich
Seattle
Great Northern Railroad
Bayard Lewis
Cecil Froseh
Savanna
Richard Badtke
Thomson
Hillsdale
Henry Lawrence
Port Byron
Forrest Gilbert
Ruth Ann
Myrta Groharing
Bessie
Clinton
Virgil West
Sasana
Paul
Vitus Johnson
Moline
Bert Johnson
Argo
Renz Family Visits Savanna City Hospital Patient
Ray Kuppie and John Renz visit Ed Sanday along with Henry Renz who remains in serious condition at Savanna City Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harry Diehl and daughter Thana were over the weekend guests in Trenyont TH.
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Ray Kuppie
John Renz
Sanday
Henry Renz
Savanna City Hospital
G I Insurance NSLI conversion guidance for veterans
This article explains converting temporary NSLI to permanent plans. It advises against backdating to original issue, notes higher aged premiums, suggests converting at current age and using excess funds for 3 percent discount. Consider partial conversion and keep some term coverage. For details contact Mr. O W Bolen at the Veterans Administration in the Post Office Building every Friday afternoon.
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NSLI
O. W. Bolen
Veterans Adminstration
Carroll
Harold Mayden Visits Grandparents Over Easter
Harold Mayden of Clinton spent his Easter vacation here with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Oakley.
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Harold Mayden
Clinton
Mrs. Sherm Oakley
Phyllis Peat Weds Karl Page In Noon Home Ceremony
The small home wedding took place at George and M rs Peat’s residence with Rev Merle Hawhecker presiding. Phyllis Peat, daughter of the hosts, married Karl Page son of Mr and Mrs Fred Page of Dixon NL in a double ring rite. The couple plan to study at DeKalb after a brief wedding trip.
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George Peat
Phyllis
Karl Page
Fred Page
Dixon, NL
Merle Hawhecker
Lanark High School
Rockford
Art Institute
Chicago
Dixon School
University of Illinois
Air Forces
DeKalb
Delmont Couple Announces Easter Wedding in Nashua Church
Henry Iverson of Delmont announces the marriage of his daughter Dara Marie to Glen Diehl son of Mr and Mrs Louis Diehl of Lanark on Easter Sunday April 6 at the Little Brown Church Nashua Iowa The Rev. officiant is unnamed in the readable text.
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Henry Iverson
Delmont
S. D
Dara Marie
Glen Diehl
Louis Diehl
Lanark
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Lanark Couple Wed In Double Ring Ceremony
The couple exchanged vows with the bride given in marriage by her father. She wore a dusky rose two piece dress with an orchid. the groom wore a gray stripe suit. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Bernard Diehl. A luncheon followed at Nashua Cafe. The bride, a Delmont High School graduate, had worked in Chicago. groom, Lanark High School graduate, works as a feed salesman. They will reside at 302 School Street, Lanark, after a motor trip to Phoenix.
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Hanson
Bernard Diehl
Nashua Cafe
Delmont, S. D
Chicago
Lanark High School
Carroll Service Company
Phoenix
Ariz
School Street
Lanark
Louis Diehl
Marcella Brantner
Lesson Sermon in Churches of Christ Scientist Apr 6
The April 6 Lesson-Sermon explores Matthew 7 19 and II Timothy 1 8 10 with citations on not fearing testimony and grace through Christ Jesus It cites Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health passages asserting divine Love Joy and immortality over matter and pain and condemning mortal beliefs.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Bock
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Easter Weekend Guests at Nieuw Home
Mrs Bernice Btranlyis of S Dak arrived with her daughter Nancy to spend time with Walter Witae and Mrs Helen Rice. Rice has cared for Nancy for three years. Easter weekend visitors included Clarence Weiner and family in Stanley, Henry Young Sr and family, Chas Eissens of Morrison, Charles Young Jr of Savanna, Don Bull and infant son of Brooklyn, Charles Bull and Charl Jr, and Buene Pull and son.
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Bernice “Pau
Charles Young, Jr
Savanna
Don Bull
Don
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Bull
Charl Jr
Buwene Pull and
Easter Weekend Socials Across Janesville and Thomson
Mr and Mrs Whaley of Janesville hosted Easter Sunday with Min and Mrs Walter Pepin and Min and Mrs Albert Perry. Speed Robinson of Thomson, a DeKalb college student, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Robinson. Harold Brown of Thomson works for the Savanna Times Journal in Savanna.
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Whaley
Janesville
Min
Walter Pepin
Janesile
Albert Perry
Ives
Speed Robinson
Thomson
DeKalb
Carl Robinson
Harold Brown
Savanna Times- Journal
Savanna
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