Local Families Update From Lanark and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Emma F tinver of Mo cares for Jaclyn and Connie nichtee i Eslinger at her son Forrests Lanark home while she recovers in hospital. Mrs Orval Blackett and her children return from a visit in Arcola HI. Recruiting Sgt Thomson works the local post office Friday afternoon. Pay Kaufman, son of Verne Kaufman Argo, to enter General Motors Institute Chicago in September to study mechanical engineering after one year at Frances Shimer Junior College Mt Carroll My aunt Sir Edward Sinultz and her brothers.i-Haw Mis Verdayne day 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F Tinver Ot Mo
Jaclyn
Connie Nichtee i Eslinger
Forrest
Lanark
Orval Blackett
Arcola
Sgt. Thomson ii
Foto i Tyers
Pay Kaufman
Verne Kaufman
Argo
General Motors Institute of Chicago
Frances Shimer
Mt. Carroll
Edward Sinultz
i-Haw
Verdayne
Thomson Briefs Involving Henry Young Sr and Far-Flung Guests
Thomson reports Henry Young Sr and Mrs Myrtle joined Miss Frances James for a Milwaukee Wisconsin state fair visit. James then headed home to Athelstone and planned a week visiting Morrison Moore, Thomson, Mt Carroll and Tam pico with Roy Hockman and others. Readers note several Thomson residents and relatives hosted and visited, including Miss Barbara Frazier’s stay with grandparents and Ogvena connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Young, Sr
Myrtle
Frances James
Milwaukee
Wis
Saturay
James
Athelstone
Moreson
Fenton
Mt. Carroll
Tampico
Thomson
Roy Hockman
Wayne Hockman
Sandra
Gary
Morrison
Community Notes Reveal Weekend Visits Across Town
Residents share Sunday visits with relatives including the Badtkes in Port Byron and Curleys in Hanover. Maj. Burrell Brown leaves for Fort Bliss after furlough with the Browns. Various locals gather at Storm Haven, Palisades Park, and home towns while students begin teaching in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wiebenga
Danny
Richard Badtke
the Badtke
Forest Gilbert
Port Byron
Maj
Burrell Brown
Fort Bliss
Tex
Guy Brown
Judy Brown
Cliff Curley
Hanover
Ivan Carroll
Storm Haven
Andrew Witt
Garland Harris
Clinton
Morrison
Don Kaufman
University of Illinois
Verne Kaufman
Argona
Ray Foley
Bill Boylan
Mary Lou Detmers
Diana Diehl
Clinton Garment Factory
Lawrence Toberman
Downers Grove
George Mattie
Toberman
Veterans Hospital
Chicago
Leona Curley
Carolyn Marshall
Diana Dieh
Betty Lou Wilt
Palisa
Otto Switzer
Fred Shick
K. Matz
Louis Shick
Dakota
Weekend Visits Highlight East Moline and Area Socials
Mr and Mrs Jack Tindell of East Moline spent the weekend with her brother in law and sister Merle Atherton and family. Miss Bessie Groharing of Clintor was a Sunday guest of Mrs Harold St Ores and Mr and Mrs Henry Ashpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tindell
East Moline
Merle Atherton
Bessie Groharing
Clintor
Harold St. Ores
Henry Ashpole
Low Moor
John Adpele
Wsconsin
David Young
Charles Bissens
Morrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. V. Potter
Thomson Briefs
Barbara Frazier
Hayes Frazier
Ogvena
George Ketchum
Rib Lake
Wisconsin
Omar Ketchum
Savanna
Ogena
Frazier
Floyd Tobey
Stan
Wayne
Gene
Mesa, Ariz
H. A. Tobey
Siegfried Herz
16Th Street
Sterling
Martha French
Northwestern University
Lincoln Schools
Davenport
York Community High School
Harold M. Elliott
State Teachers College
Platteville
University of
Paul Munson
Western Illinois State Teachers College
Macomb
Melvin Stengel
B. C
University of Wisconsin
Rolland Brooks
B. E
Robert Graham
Rand
Home Economics I
Physical Sciences
Social Sciences
Mathematics
Home Economics
Physical
the High School Is Accredited
The
University of Illinois and
Department of Public
Springfield
Our Smith-Hughes Department of Vocational Home
the Vocational Education Department of Illinois
Future Farmers
Future Homemakers
the Board of Education
Charles Hogg
Rush Carroll
William Hans
Wayne Ashby
Paul Wilt
Telephone
Harvey Marshall
Geneseo
Wayne Abby
Kent Rogers
Fulton
Harry Diehl
Best
Albany
H. C. White
Charles George
Ruesch
Homecomers
Robert Reisenbigler
Bob and
Chuck
R. M. Reisenbigler
Albany, Illinois
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