Former Chadwick Mayor Charles Eisfeller Dies Sudden
Charles Eisfeller 64 former Chadwick mayor died Thursday afternoon of a heart attack while en route to the post office. Funeral services were held Sunday at First Lutheran Church with burial in Chadwick cemetery. Eisfeller had moved to Chadwick in 1920 and served on the village board of trustees and as president. He is survived by his widow Anna and siblings.
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Charles Eisfeller
Chadwick
Ervin Weidbusch
Salem Trinity Lutheran Church
Mr. Eisfeller
Chadwick Cemetery
George Coden
Lloyd Handel
Henry Livengood
James Morgan
Ethan
Elver Eisfeller
Salem Trinity Lutheran Church Council
Eisseller
Villowe Board of Trustees
Bbisfeller
Salem Township
John
Elizabeth Hartman Eisseller
Anna Steger Dee
Saler Township
George H. Sehreiner
Edward Sehreiner
John Fisseller
Charle Daggert
Phillips
Perens
Stanton Phillips
Thomson
Savanna
Christmas Visits Across Town Prompt Holiday Gatherings
Chadwick briefs note multiple families planning Christmas Day gatherings. Janssens visit the Meyers in Sterling. Smiths travel to Jefferson to see the Smiths and Derr family and Ramona. Holm and Straub households host or join with local neighbors. Evie, Van Buer, Pollard household hosts in Fulton. Matzen and Olson from Clinton were Sunday visitors at the Fred Olson home.
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Henry Janssen
Lawrence Meyer
Sterling
W. H. Smith
Jefferson
Wis
Robert Smith
Dorothy Derr
Ramona
Danny Emnyre
Wacker
William Holm
Clifford Straub
Bert Straub
Christmas reflections and personal notes from Thomson column
A Riverside Thomson column blends scripture and personal notes. It recalls Eden, the fall, and salvation themes, mingled with family news, a new baby, and local social updates. The writer mentions Amethyst fruit juice, wartime relief, and the World Relief Committee.
Christmas Dinner Guests and Holiday Visits Listed
Mr. and Mrs. William Fink will host a family Christmas dinner with Laura Fink of Greenville and Elmer Fink and family as guests. Pre Christmas dinner attendees at the Cecil George home in Morrison include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Queckboer and family and Mrs. Anna George. Lawrence Weber of Rockford will spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weber.
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William Fink
Laura Fink
Greenville
Elmer Fink
Walter Queckboerver
Anna George
Cecil George
Morrison
Lawrence Weber
Rockford
Joe Weber
Letters of appreciation and holiday wishes from readers
The passage notes readers sending gifts and letters of appreciation, prefers gifts to those not needy, and expresses gratitude for items in the Review. The writer reflects on aging, hopes friends are well, and wishes everyone a happy holiday season.
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Letters From Our Readers In Maywood Community
The writer details ongoing charity work at 315 Pine Street Maywood including more helpers and 8000 quarts of canned fruits and vegetables stored in the basement. They describe volunteers in the kitchen and dining room, health updates of several ladies, and new folding chairs for the WCTU assembly room.
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Replinger
Fosdick
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