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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1935

Page

6

P T A Program To Feature Plays By Grade Pupils

The P T A plans an evening of grade pupil plays in the gym featuring The Kitten Who Wanted to be a Christmas Present with cast including Frances Hartman Joan Miller Teddy Strauck Henry Weber Santa Claus Robert Heim and more. A second production The Robin's Christmas Song follows with Robin Darlene Provant Kitten Ramona Derr Owl Janice Schreiner and others. A Strike in Santa Land will be presented by the fourth grade under the coach.

Kitten Frances Hartman the Rabbit Joan Miller Tae Squirrel Teddy Strauck the Bear Henry Weber Santa Claus Robert Heim Reindeer Lois Kness Delbert Kahrer Jeannine Emnyre Harry Maz Robin Darlene Provant Ramona Derr Owl Janice Schreiner Bear Clea Weber Boy Gene Kness King Albert Dachler Allendants Junior Oarley Joyce Loebhel Bernice Eickert Ruth Shibley Santa Land One Bleir Billy Gnagey Jacqueline Leeehel

Santa Claus Debuts in Chadwick Wednesday Night

A Chadwick program features two plays by sixth and eighth graders under Miss Eileen Olsson. Casts include Jane Kehler, Eleenor St. Clair, Merle Henske, Paul Trace, Beth Kehler, Paul Mackey, Thelma Schreiner, Joseph St Clair, Mary Waters, and the Chadwick High team competes Friday in a 0 8 game.

Brownie Ronald Math Oi Even Herris Tree Howard Bechleuzin Eileen Olsson Locks Jane Margaret Kehler Eleenor Eteen St. C Mary Waters Merle Henske Meek Cristmas Johnny Paul Trace Beth Kehler Paul Mackey Theo Arlene LePlain Arnold P. Phil Donalld Gwendolyn Marjorie Zugebhwerdt Gappy Louisa Daehler Bill Jeffery Delmar Trapin Wayne Martin John Bridges Guppy Fr Hratz Dan anyTe Ole Plarleé Mas Angel Choir Pla Mary Thelma Schreiner Joseph Richard St Clair the Wise Men Paul Brid ¢ Weber Clifford Shibley the Shepherds Arthur Ze LaPlain Ward Olson Jimers Elmer Bickert The Angel Choir Emily Ann Hari Phyllis Harris Dorothy Sucher Jean Hedm Lucille Currey Dorothy Fosberg Dorris Kness Alice Queckboerner Bernice Honberger

York Center School Christmas Social and Program

The York Center School hosts a Christmas social and program on December 29, 1935. The event features songs, recitations, monologues, dialogues, and a fish pond with snacks served after the program. Attendees are invited to bring pie or cake or candy.

York Center School Boclock St. Nick Laton Robison Bashfin Reuben Kness Fern Rawlins Annabilic Betty Bish Jimmy

Lutheran Church Choir Presents Cantata December 22

The Lutheran Church choir to present a cantata on December 22 after several rehearsals. A related note mentions Mr and Mrs George B. BAP Plated under quarantine after their home was involved in a scarlet fever case, with their daughter Evelyn a patient.

Lutheran Church Choir George B. Bap Evelyn Hope Church

Farm Bureau Sponsors Of Contest Here

The Hartman sisters Gladys and Ne won first place in an amateur night contest at the local gym Saturday evening, sponsored by the Farm Bureau. John Smolk and Edward Mielke took second on accordion and tar, with Ev rfield Saver placing third amid low attendance and half the ticket fees collected.

Hartman Sisters Gladys Flocal Gym Farm Bureau John Smolk Jack Edward Mielke I Savanna Evrfield

Faithful worship and outreach at First Evangelical Lutheran

The church reports a difficult period yet promotes unity through an every member canvass beginning next Monday. Pastor Hayes M. Bischoff leads services at 7:20 with text Isaiah 2 19, urging members to focus on God. Activities include 10:00 p m Sunday school, 9:00 p m Young People's meeting, and a Red Bird sewing project. The Ladies Aid met for an all day session at Mrs Charles Sucher's home followed by a scramble dinner.

Isiah Christ Gospel Mast Ladies’ Aid Society Charles Sucher

Lombards Lyceum Artists Entertain at School

Lombards Lyceum Artists presented an entertaining program at the school on Monday. The performance featured instrumental pieces and choral selections, delighting students and staff.

Lombards Lyceum Artists Am Northwest Asi

Births Reported for Linker and Ferris Families

A 12 pound son, Wayne Theodore, was born Friday afternoon to Mr and Mrs John Linker. A second birth to Mr and Mrs Pal Neon Pfl was noted as a son named Re and Mrs Ferris announced the birth of a boy Saturday.

John Linker Wayne Theodore Pal Neon Ph Ferris

Hope Missionary Society Hosts Guest Meeting

Hope Missionary Society sponsors a guest meeting featuring the Woe vied program. The event includes vocal selections by Bethat Schrei-2 By and a male sextet with Charles Harris Spurgeon Harter Oscar Rahn Elmer Rahn and others. Rev. S. G. Eberly closes the program alongside Mrs. Weber Mrs. Glifter and a list of participants.

Herald Kathryn _ George Veva Hartman Weeber Glifter Spencer Evan Rahn Harter Lucille Mest Charles Harris Spurgeon Harter Oscar Elmer Rahn

Yuletide Pageant Set For Sunday At Local Gymnasium

A Yuletide pageant will be staged Sunday at the local gymnasium. The event features a large cast from Humbert and Zugschwerdt’s and Ben Stadel’s stores with after-hours shopping opportunities beginning Dec. 16. Directors include Miss Eva Olson and Miss Kathryn Rockstroh with Mrs. H. E. Zupschwerdt in charge of the production and Mrs. Oscar Dachler as stage prompter. The cast lists Mary and Joseph, angels, three kings, villagers, shepherds, and a narrator with Mrs. L. J. Gang Jey and Oscar Daehler among the leads.

Humbert Zugschwerdt Ben Stadel Locelock H. E. Zupschwerdt Eva Olson Kathryn Rockstroh 0. M. Kingery Roscoe Dial Chas. Way Oscar Dachler H. L. Spearmat Oscar Rahn Wm. E. Bridges Marion Hartman Angels Elaine Zugschwerdt Esther Eberly George Doden Loyd Handel Solo Angel Charles Hanberger

John C Schreiner Veteran Chadwick Resident Laid To Rest

The Chadwick community mourns John C Schreiner a veteran and longtime leader known for trusted service. Survived by widow Zyn Schreiner five daughters Viola Weber Alice Shultz Cora Geison Mabel Edgerton Pearl Kirkey five sons Harry J Robert Raymond Chester Lester one brother W W Schreiner twenty five grandchildren four great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Schultz home and Hope Evangelical church with Rev G E Tein officiating. He was buried in Chadwick.

Pany Church Stewart Wido Zyn Schreiner Viola Weber Alice Shultz Cora Geison Chadwick Mabel Edgerton Hanover M. Pearl Kirkey Waterloo Harry J Robert Chicago Raymond Savanna Chester Lester Davenport W. W. Schreiner Chad Shultz Me Hope Evangelienl Chadwick Eer Rs Homer Geison Walt Weber Vernon Shuitz

Fair Haven Center School Social Teems With Pies and Recitations

Fair Haven Center School hosts a social this evening featuring pies cakes and candy auction items. Hot dogs doughnuts and coffee will be served as attendees enjoy a program including recitations songs dialogues and instrumental numbers by students such as Dolly’s Lesson Green Eyes for San Eileene Dahler and The Harvest is Gath.

Fair Haven Center Care Anderson Dolly Jeanettte Queekboerner San- Eileene Dahler Leo Provant Orval Schreiner Juanita Rodenburg Brave Betty Bettie MacCoullehogue Keith Ion Gath Leis Queckboerner Phyl‘adle

Woodbine camp elects officers at Thursday meeting

Members of the Woodbine camp RN A met at Mrs. Mary Weidman's home on Thursday afternoon and elected officers for the voting year. Names include Mrs W W Sch, Mrs William Traue, Mrs Mary Wilson as chancellor, Mrs Lucinda Sucher as treasurer, Elizabeth Senneff as re, D H Carley as marshal, Mary Williams as sentI, Carl es as manager, Mrs Hiram George as officer, and Mrs John Spintces to report forthcoming.

Woodbine Camp RN. A Mary Weidman Oracle William Traue Mary Wilson Lucinda Sucher Elizabeth Senneff

Sullivan Koehler Secures Damages Settlement

Local attorney for an insurance company arranged a settlement for property damages caused when a Sterling motorist veered from the grade and struck Koehler’s fence, breaking posts and wire.

Lecal Sullivan Koehler Teo Sterling

Fragmentary note on a murder wound and blood loss

The readable text indicates a murder case with a foul wound and loss of blood described as serious for a second time, though the fragmentary wording makes full details unclear. The passage hints at a violent incident and injury severity without clear dates or names.

Honberger School Program Planned For December Evening

Honberger School will present a student program on Tuesday evening December 17 at 7 30. The lineup includes Recitations Welcome delightful numbers a play Christmas Letters and four children in Christmas Errands The Crippled Doll The Christmas Secrets and an Appreciation Recitation The Christmas Story and What Uncle Jack Says Billy Blakesleeve sings Santa Claus is Coming to Town Grace Knorr performs a vocal solo BE Advice features dialogue between Billy and Saree.

Etta E. Horner Honberger School Herschool Dean Meador Orvilla Irion Uncle Jack Billy Blakesleeve Santa Claus Grace Knorr Billy Saree

Mr and Mrs Chas The Henore Beautiful

The notice celebrates Mr and Mrs Ix with affection, describing them in admiring terms and referencing their home and social standing in a short, period-tinged announcement. It profiles the couple and signals a formal community acknowledgment.

Henore

Election of township directors at Farm Bureau meeting

Directors for Fair Haven and Salem townships were elected Tuesday at a Chadwick community hall Farm Bureau gathering. John Brandenburg will serve Fair Haven and Charles Stakemiller Salem, with the meeting noting a well attended turnout.

Fair Haven Chadwick John Brandenburg Fair Haven Township Charles Stakemiller Salem Siem

Chadwick Plays in Shannon Next Wednesday Evening

Chadwick scheduled for a mat night in Shannon next Wednesday evening. Event details are terse and partially garbled but indicate Chadwick appearing in a local matchup or showcase at Shannon.

Chadwick Shannon

Traum's Cafe Under New Management Opens Wednesday

Traum's Cafe, under new ownership by Mr and Mrs Schreiner, will operate with fresh pastries and sandwiches. Chadwick welcomes the new operators as the community extends best wishes for their venture.

Knton Tafe Fara Y New Ud S St Tafe Schreiner Chadwick

Wintering in Florida With a Family Group

A fragmented notice describes Mr ane 4 Paha visiting Mr. P 3 and Kerch of In dim arriving with Mrs. 3. Q. Rene for a few days as they plan to spend the winter months in Florida. The readable text outlines a family gathering and seasonal stay with several unreadable names.

Kerch Indim Q. Reneay

Also Mentioned on This Page

P.T.A Cymnasicum Carol Singins School de Apirit L. C. C. Matt Harte Zugsenwerdt Hartman Sehreiner H. EL A Frank Chadwick High Wortion Trimig Dick Clarkson Tew Warren Winime EL Zugschwerdt Hartman Beede School Ee Dacksonnner Jane Rahn Doerner Rat Eselen Schreiner Ellen Hartman Fair Hayes M. Bischoff Hope Evangelical Paster Schooi Eimer Spealman Hope Missionary Society Woman's Club Chas, Barris A. G. Miller Robert Smith Louis Frank Trea Hartman Lenora Rahn Bfr John Geisz Doroth Iflower Ruth Sitie Rahn K. K. Senn Robert Lego George Iman Jr Arch Ter Braa Rum Tke John C. Schreiner Yesterco sPnion John Saovener Scat Carl Ane Deus Bom Clara Fair Haven Center School Woodsine Camp Sullivan Koehler Etta Horner Betty Irion MR. and MRS_ CHAS Chadwic Traum OFENS
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