August preaching duties take Rev Bruce to Chicago
Mrs. John Bruce of Freeport spent the weekend in Chicago with her son Rev John O Bruce who, in the rector's absence, preaches at the Church of the Ascension during August. Wayne Ashby and family were Sunday visitors at the Jay Stiles home in Savanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruce
Freeport
Chicago
John O. Bruce
William Brewster Stoskopf
Church of the Ascension
Wayne Ashby
Jay Stiles
Savanna
Thomson News Relatives visit and travel notes
Claude McGinnie of Hartoner Kansas invites relatives here. Mrs Jessie Green and Mrs Luther Geisinger spent days with friends in Freeport. Earl Green of Argo visited with Mr and Mrs Paul Smith. Louis Shelly and daughter Velma of Washington DC dined with Otto Switzer. M Stanford left for Salem after a month with Ernest Tousley family. Ed McGinty visited Savanna relatives and aunt Martha Lambert ill in hospital. Lucille Dresbach Mt Carroll visits Hazel Stagg this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McGinnie
Hartoner
Kans
Jessie Green
Luther Geisinger
Freeport
Earl Green
Argo
Paul Smith
Louis Shelly
Velma
Washington, d D. C
Otto Switzer
M. Stanford
Salem
Ernest Tousley
Ed McGinty
Savanna
Martha Lambert
Savanna Hospital
Lucille Dresbach
Mt Carroll
Hazel Stagg
Social Gatherings Highlight Clinton Area Visits
Joan Bach of Clinton spent from Thursday until Sunday with her mother Mrs. Charles Bower. Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Goldbach of Clinton. Various local families hosted and visited, with trips to Mt. Carroll Sterling Savanna Moline and Chicago noted. Members of the community shared meals and social events across multiple households, including birthday observances for Mr. Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bach
Clinton
Charles Bower
Bower
Mrs. Goldbach
Lloyd Smith
Baptist Sunday School
Katie Kness
Lou Kness
Wilfred Hazen
Thomson
Howard Kness
Floyd Kness
Morrison
Jennie Boyington
Oak Park
Lou Moyer
Ray Moyer
Sterling
Frank Hill
Northfield
Minn
Walter Severance
Katherine Olsen
Davenport
Marius Olsen
Chicago
Leu Moyer
Lena Kiel
Anna Neuman
Coleta
Willard Peters
Milledgeville
Thill
Orvie Tuttle
Savanna
Scot Roberts
Ed Roberts
FC Raymond Smith
Harry Boyer
Ronald Baum
Mary Louise
Moline
Olsen
FC Smith
Ralph Hook
Donnie
Kenneth Ditteworth
Mr. Hook
Local Social Guests Visit Friends Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Merle Atherton and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lester Vance of Goose Lake. Marilyn Bolhous was a Sunday evening dinner guest at the Bert Balk home in Fulton. Mr and Mrs Willis Greeley of Morrison visited this week in the George Greeley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Atherton
Lester Vance
Goose Lake
Vance
Davenport, In
Marilyn Bolhous
Bert Balk
Fulton
Willis Greeley
Morrison
George Greeley
Savanna Woman Visits Thomson on Wednesday
Mrs. Laura Geisinger of Savanna visited Thomson on Wednesday. Emil Brach enjoyed a fortunate week by catching an 18 inch bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Geisinger
Savanna
Thomson
Emil Brach
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Michael O'Shea
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Linda Darnell
WEB
George Montgomery
Zane Grey
Last of the
Brenda Marshall
Dick Powell
Lucille Ball
THURS
Henry Fonda
Thomson News
Considine’s “Fulton's Meeting Place
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Alfred M. Olson
East Main Street
Morrison, Ill
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Tonite Thur
MT. Carroll
Oscar
Fredric March
Veronica Lake
Aabad
Kitty O’ Day
Henry Aldrich
Bob Madeleine Hope Carroll
Governore A
Paramount News
China
Loretta Young
Alan Ladd
Argo News
Cecil Green
George Bickelhaupt
L. B. Hussey, M.D
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Thomson 184
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Savanna, Illinois
Lewis Motor Company
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Western Union
Margaret
Heusinkveld
Lanark
Cherry Grove Church
Chevrolet
Mrs
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Glenn Teeter
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Leonard J. Stage
Savanna Sales Barn
Ray Magness
Belle
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