Calendar Of Church Events And Black Oak Festival
Calendar of church events outlines services at the local church with morning worship afternoon mission and English sermons at Black Oak Church during the festival weekend. Gar dale Camp Meeting closes after ten days of meetings with 2090 in Sunday school and $175.63 offering. evangelist W W Shanne williams delivers closing messages. attendance and offerings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Oakdale
Bentlay
Etteranes
Chadwick
Chadwick Keeps Second Place By Trimming Thomson 8-6
Chadwick beat Thomson 8 to 6 at Weber Field as Shultz and Mest led Chadwick with four and seven strikeouts respectively. Doty, Lang, and Voeckel sparked rallies with stolen bases and timely hits, while Wilt fanned four for Thomson over eight innings. Chadwick's win keeps them in second as area teachers were announced for local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Thomson
Shultz
Wildness
Itstelier
Miller
Lewis
John Doty
Lang
Voeckel
Doty
Tommy
Candwick
Mest
Gerson
Wilt
Tommy Shultz
Youckel
W. Doty
Eisfeller
Stein
Azu Ritenour
Geison
Ubr Thomson
Smith
Morgan
Holland
Martindale
Potter
Greeley
Wilkenson
Strauch Top
Wit
Piber
Guinther Family Reunion Held Last Week
Mr and Mrs Charles Guinther hosted the annual Guinther family reunion last week. Attendees included Elmer Marvin of Minneapolis Minnesota Eugene Hilderbrand Green Bay Wisconsin Lizzie Zies Jobo Pfetzing and children Paul and Bill Pfetzing Ash ton Rochelle Dixon Molins Poly Rockford and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guinther
Guinther
Elmer Marvin
Minneapolis
Elmer Zugschwerdt Wins Yearwide Corn Prize
Elmer Zugschwerdt wins the yearlong subscription by entering a 14 foot corn stalk the tallest brought into the office last week Vernon Daehkey placed second with a 13 foot 1 inch stalk and William H Miller was third with 12 feet 2.5 inches all entries bore a single developed ear and the contest highlighted local farming prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Zugschwerdt
Vernon Daehkey
William H. Miller
Allbayen
Thomson and Hilladale
Card of Thaska We Wish to Thank Helpers
A brief note thanking all who helped in cen Kompodaliy de er yiahn oy cert. and those who donated cakes and candy. Signed by members of the H clad.
Ed Kness Heads Schreiner Reunion at Picnic
Ed Kness was named president of the Schreiner reunion group at a family picnic at Frank Imeldone Ideal on Sunday August 23. Eva Schreiner was elected vice president and Leona Schreiner treasurer. About sixty people attended a noon picnic dinner followed by social time and dessert. Attendees included multiple Schreiner families from Milledgeville Chadwick Round Grove Colets Argo and Long Beach California guest Mrs Boyd Zuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kness
Schreiner
Frank Imeldone
Ideal
Eva Schreiner
Mins
Leona Schréiner
Richard Schreiner
Clive Mackey
John Mertz
Milledgeville
Frank Kness
Ed Schreier
Frank Schreiner
Frank Imel
Florence Lucas
Chadwick
John Wagner
Colets
Lloyd Imel
Clinton
Adam Kness
Argo
Nick Basta
Morrison
Ross Fellows
Mrs Harris Hosts Naperville Guest at Milledgeville Luncheon
Eight friends gathered at the Harris home Wednesday for a two course luncheon in honor of Mrs Dudley Plumer of Naperville. Attendees included Mrs Lloyd Hartman and sons Carroll, Mrs Joe Mitchell, Milledgeville, Mrs Melville McKean, Milledgeville, Mrs Lloyd Schreiner and daughter, Mrs Earl Bailey, and Mrs Ed Queckboerner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Harris
Harris
Dudley Plumer
Naperville
Lloyd Hartman and Sons
Carroll
Joe Mitchell
Milledgeville
Melville McKean
Lloyd Schreiner
Earl Bailey
Ed Queckboerner
Hartman Family Picnic at Riverview Cottage
Mr and Mrs Charles F Hartman and family George Hartman Louis Hartman Mia Mary Hartman and daughters of Mr Carroll Conrad Hartman of Mt Carroll and Henry Hartman Savannah enjoyed a picnic Sunday at Riverview hosted by Mr and Mrs W W Hertman and family of Mt Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hartman
George Hartman
Louis Hartman
Mia
Mary Hartman
Mr. Carroll
Conrad Hartman
Mt. Carroll
Henry Hartman
Savanna
Riverview
Bir
W. W. Hertman
Mt Carroll
Chadwick Folks Return From Vacation Trip
Elmer Weber Miss Helen Kern and Mr and Mrs Walter Gets returned Saturday after a three week Wisconsin vacation. They visited the Dells of Wisconsin and Oxford. William Fink has improved since returning home from the hospital, and they all came back to Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Weber
Helen Kerneared
Walter Gets
Wisconsin
Dells of
Oxford, Wis
William Fink
Freeport
Chadwick Eyes Savanna Victory in Sunday Showdown
Chadwick baseball team travels to Savanna Sunday aiming to clinch second place in the Mississippi Valley Junior League with strong pitching by Shultz and Mest ready to return. If Chadwick wins, a Labor Day short series at Root Memorial Park against Lyons is secured. Voecker may shift to pitcher if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwol Fct
Lyons
Chadwick
Savanna
Thomson
Clinton
Charlotte
St John’s
Britt
Chadwick Boys
Savanna Nine
Thay
Root Memorial Park
Shultz
Mest
Voecker
Mrs Henry Weber Elected President of Tigh Re Union
Mrs Henry Weber was elected president of the Tigh family reunion at Waterworks park Morrison last Sunday. Sixty four members attended along with Katharine Tigh Hanson 86 the sole surviving elder. Relatives gathered from Fulton Chicago Rock Island Mt Carroll Peoria Des Moines Chadwick and Savanna for the seventeenth annual reunion defining a strong family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weber
Tigh
Waterworks Park
Morrison
W. G. Riodron
E. E. Cowan
Katherine Tigh Hanson
Fulton
Chicago
Rock Island
Mt Carrol
Peoria
Des Moines
Chadwick
Catherine Tigh Tanson
Fakton
Anns McEnery
Eloanor McEnery
W. 5
McEnery
Cliff Rentscheler
William Tigh
Clinton
Mary Belle Riordon
Marjorie B. Cowan
Edward E. Cowan
W. G. Riordon
Harriet Hanson
J. D. Hanson
C. W. Hanson
J. W. Tigh
JW. Jr. Lyona
Walter P. Gets
Marian
Charles K. Grogs
Savanna
Mildred Gross
Fanny Mathers
L. Mathers
Aurona
Margaret A. Bender
Fred Schneider
Maynard
Bernice
Mt. Carroll
Miriam
Charles
Daisy D. Harlan
Maywood
C. A. Binder
Joe Hoover
G. W.radstream
Eve
Lavonne Bradstream
Walter Hoover
Harold Hoover
Howard King
Polo
W. H. Bird
Jil
Thomas Bulger
Forreston
Charles E. Gros
Bruce Wiley
Aurora
Humbert Takes Annual Vacation From Local Post
J. E. Humbert the local postmaster begins a short annual vacation. He travels to Almond, Wisconsin to visit the Beckmires with Mrs Humbert, leaving Saturday morning. They plan to return Tuesday evening and Arlene Queekboerner assists at the post office during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Humbert
Wey
Mr. Humbert
Almond
Wis
Beckmires
Mrs. Humbert
Mies Arlene Queekboerner
Hauling Bee At Albert Schreiner Farm
A hauling bee was held at the Albert Schreiner home on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. A nice lunch was served at noon before volunteers continued graveling a road stretch graded recently by Charles Hartman. The work was entirely donation based. Mr and Mrs P W Zugschwerdt and family visited DeKalb recently to discuss plans for Milas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schreiner
Schreiner
Charles Hartman
Sale Ac Humbert Zugschwerdt Store Ad Highlights Bargains
Bargains proclaimed by Hubert and Zugechwerdts fill the weekly Review ad. Chadwick merchants list many money saving items and promise more not announced on the bill. Read the ad to spot substantial prices and high quality goods at a glance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert
Zugechwerdts
Chadwick
Dauphin Deputies Respond to Farm Disturbance
Deputy Barnes and Carlos John were called to the Edward Dauphin farm Monday after a complaint that two intoxicated men creating a disturbance were found on the Neal Dauphin farm. They were returned and ordered to steer up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Carlos John
Edward Dauphin Farm
Neal Dauphin
Ed Sisler Held for Mental Observation in County Jail
Following a complaint by Winnie Rahn, county officials arrested Ed Sisler and took him to Mt Carroll for observation in regard to his sanity. Sisler was arrested by special officers Henry Wise and Carlos Jahnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Rahn
Ed Sisler
Mt. Carrol
Sisler
Henry Wise
Carlos Jahnson
Mr and Mrs Senneff Burned In Naptha Explosion
Kenneth and Mrs. Senneff suffered severe burns when naptha ignited as she cleaned a dress in the back yard. He burned his hands trying to extinguish the flames on her clothing. Both were taken to Milledgeville Hospital where Mrs. Senneff remains confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Senneff
Attorney and Mrs Kerch On Vacation Trip
Mrs. W. E. Bailey learned last week that Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Kerch arrived at Gully Minnesota, the first stop on their air vacation trip through the northeast, west and south. They visited with Mrs. Kerch's sister, Mrs. John Pratt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bailey
J. 0
Kerch
Gully
Monn
Kerchs
John Pratt
Minnesota
Sheriff Shiley III Struck by Summer Flu at Home
Sheriff Harry Shiley III is confined to his home with summer flu but is recovering and expected to be back in a day or two, according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Shiley III
Harry Shiley
Lanark Fire Victims Die Of Injuries
Harry Whitmer and his nine year old daughter Ruth died from injuries after a gasoline explosion at the Whitmer home near Lanark on Thursday. The two were buried side by side in Lanark Cemetery on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Whitmer
Ruth
Whitmer
Lanark
Thore
Atterach
William Strauch to Leave for Kansas Thursday
William Strauch of Fairhaven and David Kemmel of Milledgs will depart next week on a vacation to Kansas. They plan to attend the Kansas State Fair in Topeka en route to visits with relatives Katie Shibley in Topeka and Sue McKinney in Sebatha. Also, Mr and Mrs J W Hunter and Clifton Hunter are visiting W W Schreiner, and H L Spestman is in Chicago for business a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stauch
Fairhaven
Messor
David Kemmel
Milledgs
Kansas
Topeka
Strauch
Katie Shibley
Iitel
Kemmel
Sue McKinney
Sebatha
Chadwick Schools Plan Banner Year With New Faculty
Chadwick schools reopen Monday August 31 with a strong faculty led by Gnagey and Kenyon. New assignments place Marceline Erckson Eve Olson and Beth Hower in charge of English glee clubs languages and orchestra as the district prepares for a notable 1931 32 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Seacde
Ate Ae
Naney ‘Ie
Kenyon
Marceline Erckson
Eve Olson
Ming Olson
Gnngey
Beth Hower
Lanark
Esther Mortenson
Mise Dorothy Phillips
Mise Philips
Max Muriel Anderson
Barry
Chloe Jenning
A. P. Kenyon
Anderson
Esther Cooper
Cnagey
Frances Schreiner Hosts 4-H Achievement Day
Frances Schreiner hosted the Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H group achievement day marking the end of summer work. Thirteen members, leader Mrs Honberger, and ten guests attended a noon picnic with a program of songs, talks, duets, and dressmaking and clothing care exhibitions judged by Mrs Schreiner and Mrs Emnyre. honors went to Gladys Mest and Helen Schleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Schreiner
Honberger
W. W. Schreiner
Lee Emnyre
Actine
Gladyy Mest
Helen Schleming
Jack
Sune Queckhoorner
Marion Geison
Gladys Mest
Mother Machree — Lueilg
Velda Daebler
Mrs Charles Woy and Mrs Oscar Daehler Host Bridge Luncheon
Ten guests attended a charming bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs Chis Woy with Mrs Woy and Mrs Oscar Daehler as boateyes. A complete three course luncheon was served at one o'clock followed by three bridge tables and prizes won by Mrs Harvey Fugschwerdt and Mrs Charles Dial. Attendees included Mrs Humbert, Mrs Harry Carbaugh, Mrs A B Senneff, Mrs Gottlieb Stadel, Mrs Charles Dial, Mrs Ben Stadel, Mrs Harvey Zugachwerdt, Mrs Annette Clement, and out of town guests Mrs C E Stuart, Mr Carroll, and Mrs Bargett Runnells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charming Bridge
Chis Woy
Woy
Oscar Daehler
Harvey Fugschwerdt
Charles Dial
Jlof, Humbert
Harry Carbaugh
Chadwick Folks Attend Weir Reunion at Pines
Mrs W H Smith and son Robert attended the Weir family reunion at the Pines on Sunday. Guests reported an enjoyable time with Mr and Mrs D B Weir and sons, Mrs Jim K Weir of Rockford, Mr and Mrs Carl Bleise of Rockford, Mr and Mrs Lew Slate, Arthur Weir, Bulab Jessa and Bana Weir of Ares, and Mrs Smith and Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Robert
Weir
the Pines
D. B Weir and
Jim K. Weir
Rockford
Carl Bleise
Lew Slate
Arthur Weir
Bulab
Jessa
Bana Weir
Ares
Smith
Miss Erma Dambman Heads to Chicago Music Festival
Miss Erma Dambman leaves town on Monday for Chicago to attend a music festival. She will visit for two weeks with her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Walter, who reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Dambman
Chicago
Walter
George Family Reunion Held at Lawrence Park
Members of the George family and associated groups gathered for a reunion and picnic at Lawrence Park. Cecil George Morrison was elected president, J. George named president, and Miss Veneta George became trainer. The next reunion is slated for the third Sunday in August at Lawrence Park. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Auam George, Mr and Mrs Charles Shultz and Ronald, Ven14 George, Mr and Mrs Cecil George Morrison, Walter Queckboorner and children Alice and Donald, and many others from Milledgeville and Chicago communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Park
Setling
Cecil George
Morison
J. 4
Veneta George
Nexw
Au- Hust
Lawrence Fark
Auam George
Carroll
Charles Shultz
Ronald
Bred ‘ Falls
Hi George
Betty Dale
Chicago
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W. Dowachs
Pauar
Carl Hang
Mize
Gora Fink
Fe Mees
Eece Bevin
Sur
Minden
Tare
Black Oak Church
George E. Epp
Bkb
Jesus
Nme
Risse
Cleve
Eastorfel
Saultz
Dorthea Schreiner
Olive School
Lenora Rahn
Beetle School
Lucille Cheeseman
Wieston Ridge School
F. E. Cemn
Oakville
Arthur Deutsche
York Center School
Clara Geiss
Park Hill
Emmerson Fike
Star
Thaska
Schreiner Reunion
FD Kness
Schreiner Reunion Group
Boyd Zuck
Long Beach, Calif
Leonard Fink
Hartman
Tigh Reunion
E. Humbert
Albert Schreiner Farm
P. W. Zugschwerdt
DeKalb
Milas
Humbert Zugschwerdt
the Review
K. W. Senneff
J. C
William Strauch
Surea Pic
Nic
Farm Bureau
Cook's Field
Roske
Carroll County
4-H Club
Carroll County Farm Bureau Hall
Will County
Eddie Rahn
Carroll County Boys
Art Loft
Charles Woy
Pines
Lawrence Park
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