Tigh family 24th reunion held at Old Mill park
Seventy five members braved chilly weather for the Tigh family reunion at Old Mill park Savannah. A picnic followed by a business session re elected H F Weber Chadwick as president and Clarence Hanson Fulton as vice president. Eva Bradstream Clinton Ia chosen secretary treasurer. Eldest attendee was Clarence Hanson 77 and youngest was two year old Diane Bradstream. Next year’s gathering scheduled for the third Sunday in August at Old Mill park.
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Tigh
Kim
Catherine Middleton Tigh
Old Mill Park
Savanna
Park
H. F. Weber
Chadwick
Clarence Hanson
Fulton
Eva Bradstream
Clinton
Fanny Mathers
Aurora
Diane Bradstream
Burton Bradstream
Geneseo
Loomis Hanson
Billy Hanson
Mintie Tenley
Mt. Vernon
St Old Mill Park
H. L. Spearman
K. W. Senne
Fred Schneider
Bernita
Lawrence Shiley
John Frank
Stanwood
Mt. Carroll
Maynard Schneider
William King
Howard King
Rockford
Walter Getz
Local Social Notes Detail Visits and Moves
On Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Lego entertained relatives from Brookville and Lanark. Clarence and Florence Boelkins visited their uncle in Clinton Minnesota. John Stein moved to Mt Carroll and Henry Reihl rented their old house. Marrvillis Provant dined with Doris Rahn. Lear Her of Sterling called on Joe Grim. Orville Reihl of Moline visited Henry Reihl. William Hawk and family of Thomson visited the Deets family. Robert Lego spent Monday on business in Chicago.
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Robert Lego
Emerson Iske
Brookville
Earl Lego
Dorothy
Don Bus
Lanark
Clarence
Florence Boelkins
Clinton
Minnesota
Siert Folkens
John Stein
Mt. Carroll
Henry Reihl
Marrvillis Provant
Doris Rahn
Lear Her
Sterling
Enoon
Joe Grim
Orville Reihl
Moline
William Hawk
Thomson
Charles Deets
Chicago
Fred Queckboerner
Jeanette
Davenport
Wayne Queckboerner
L. B. Spencer
Fri. G. Plumer
Frank Howe
Rockford
Leonard Brockman
Louise Colcord
Mildred Alstott
Joliet
Donna Jean Spencer
Fred Daehler
W. J. Quest
Louis Diehl
Point Rock Park
Junior
Donald
Betty Rick
Munroe Alexander
Rock Falls
Ernest Kloepping
Herbert Frederick
Milledgeville
Wisconsin
Alfred Glaw
William Imel
Ray Galitz
Harold Holm
Jack Janssen
Lawrence Meyers
Paul Nice
Ustick
Arthur Hoffman
Mildred Freiderich
Rufus Kahler
Social round of Cedar Falls visitors spans many towns
A crowded Sunday of visits across Illinois and Iowa is listed with many households hosting relatives and friends from Rockford, Davenport, Moline, Polo, Savanna, Mt. Carroll, Lanark, Tampico, Freeport, and Arlington in a network of family gatherings. Several lists of guests appear at diverse homes including the Rahns, Queckboerners, Daehlers, and Kleopings, with accompanying notes on travel and staying arrangements.
Treasure Under Ground In Line
Clay purification transforms oils fats cosmetics and medicines into deodorized clean products. Fuller's earth clay mined in southern Illinois ships to refineries across states and abroad for refining and processing.
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Ilinois
Tarts Surprise Housewife with TA Icing Joke
A housewife buys sapples and plums to bake tarts and finds six decorated with TA in icing. Bridget the cook explains the trio marked TA stands for Tis Apples while the other three mean Tain’t Apples, delivering a humorous misinterpretation.
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Bridget
Boy refusals to sew echoes old time ethic
A 10-year-old boy declines sewing chores saying it is beneath him. The principal counters by noting George Washington sewed and asks if the boy is better than the first president. The boy replies with a grimly humorous shrug that time will tell.
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George Washington
Farm Subjects and Alcohol Problem Features
Rock Island County farmers learn soil conservation boosts income through legume hay, pastures, and contour farming. A second feature discusses alcoholism trends, demographics, and treatment, noting shifts in social attitudes and the need for treatment over punishment.
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The
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Rock Island County
C. 8
Soil Conservation Service
U. C. S. Service
Stephenson County
University of Ilinois College of Agriculture
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Er. L. Sauer
H. C. M. Case
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Nlinoixs College of Agriculture
Quote on Patrick Henry and wit sparks debate
A witty exchange questions Patrick Henry's brightness. The speaker notes Henry's blue eyes and light hair, cites the marriage and his famous cry Give me liberty or give me death, then asks who says he wasn't bright. The remark playfully links memory, self consistency, and historical legend.
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Patrick Henry
Little Rosy Questions Auntie’s Powder Choice
A child visits her aunt as she prepares for the theater and asks why she powders her face. The aunt explains it’s to look pretty, prompting Rosy to suggest she may not be using the right powder.
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Little Rosy
Hatchet Face Put Down Sharp Look but Dull Mind
A tersely worded description notes Tom possesses a hatchet face, implying a sharp appearance while suggesting a dull mind. The remark contrasts facial sharpness with mental acuity in a concise, pointed aside.
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Tom
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Old Mill
Chadwick Bief
Chadwick Briefs
Orval Rahn
Tra Sack
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Kathryn Rahn
Nancy Hinebaugh
Robert Browning
Harlan Handel
Charles Queckboerner
J. Stanton
Jesse Schreiner
Clyde Collinson
Emma Stoner
Argo Fa
Harry VanBuskirk
Richard Graves
Freeport
Forest Hanna
Forest Hanna, Jr
van Buskirks
Charles E. Burch and
Virgil
Waterloo
George Kneess
Frank Balk
Fenton
Harold Bush
John Geisz
Ben Stadel
Jack Geisz
William Holm
Danny Emnyre
Palisades Park
Ed Gross
Joe Wickert
Sherrard
W. F. Schreiner
Lamb En Brochette
Treasure Underground
Llline
Stransdale
Hansen's
Stransdale Farms Products
Lucile Stransky
Mgr
R. C. Smith Rock Island CO. Farm Adviser
Chinois State Meo Society
Young’s Cafe
Sinclair
Lewis Motor Co
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