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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1940

Page

4

Chadwick News Of The Week MOURNS W M Mest

Chadwick resident William Mest 63 died Tuesday night at St Francis hospital Freeport following a Saturday heart attack. He had operated a Chadwick restaurant earlier and later farmed near town before retiring in 1929. Survived by widow Bertha, son Maurice, a grandson, five brothers and two sisters. Burial in Chadwick cemetery with services expected Friday.

William Mest Chadwick St. Francis Hospital Freeport Mr. Mest George Cambman Kansas Hope Evangelical Church Albany N. Y John Elizabeth Mest Carroll County Bertha Lego Mest Maurice Silvis Charles Hower Lanark Gail Hoak Downers Grove Edward R George Savanna Henry Hanover Sarasota Florida Fred Hope Kans Frank Handel Brothers E. R. Mest

Banquet for Fathers and Sons at Seward Draws 300 Attendees

Rev. L M Phillips and Mrs Phillips along with Doris and Frank Mest attended a father son banquet in Seward. Rev Phillips son Prof M D Phillips presided while Prof Ransom L Bradley acted as toastmaster. Doris Phillips read during the program as Seward high school notes its status as the first consolidated high school.

L. M. Phillips Doris Frank Mest Seward Mr. Phillips Phillip M. D. Phillips Ransom L. Bradley Pecatonica Phillips Bradley Rock Grove Doris Phillips Seward High School

Illnesses Reported Among Local Residents

Charles Way C. M. Kingery E. M. Humbert Mrs. Kenneth Senneff and Miss Alice Swartz have the flu. Swartz is recovering while Mrs. L. D. Tague is improving.

Charles Way C. M. Kingery E. M. Humbert Kenneth Senneff Alice Swartz Charles Honberger Oscar Daehler Don Harris Freda Schreiner

Loyal Belles Map Program for the Year

Members of the Loyal Belles class at Hope Evangelical church outline their 1940 program with monthly meetings, hostesses, and activities. Officer slate includes Maude Rahn as president, Bethel Schreiner as vice president, and Jean Schreiner as treasurer.

Hope Evangelical Church Maude Rahn Bethel Schreiner William Provant Margaret Shibley Jean Schreiner O. H. Rahn Bethel Marion Geison

Queen Esther Class Meeting at Hope Evangelical Church

Mrs. Elmer Weber hosted the Queen Esther class Tuesday night at the Weber home with assistance from Mrs. Harold Schleuing and Mrs. Lee Etnyre. The program, arranged by Mrs. Clayton Kaul and Mrs. Oliver Etnyre, included songs, scripture Luke 18 1 14, poems on prayer, Lincoln's Home Story, a vocal solo by Mrs. Spurgeon Harter, and a reading by Mrs. James Morgan with Mothers of the Bible study led by Mrs. Ralph Anderson followed by social hour and refreshments.

Elmer Weber Hope Evangelical Church Harold Schleuing Lee Etnyre Clayton Kaul Oliver Etnyre Lincoln Spurgeon Harter James Morgan Ralph Anderson

Schreiner and Cook Dinner Guests In Chadwick

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schreiner entertained Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cook Jr. at dinner Sunday. Miss Phyllis Emnyre was a weekend guest of Miss Mary Williams.

Roy Schreiner Claude Cook, Jr Phyllis Emnyre Mary Williams

E S Carbaugh Observes 86th Birthday In Chadwick

E S Carbaugh, born February 8 1854 near McConnelsburg Pennsylvania, marks his 86th birthday. He and wife Rebecca Glazier moved to Illinois in 1882, ran a Chadwick hotel and restaurant, later a livery stable, and he served as postmaster during Cleveland’s administration. They have two children Mrs I B Lego of Lanark and Harry of Chadwick. He still goes downtown nearly every day.

E. S. Carbaugh McConnelsburg Pennsylvania Rebecca Glazier Illinois Shannon Chadwick Carbaugh

Luther League Meeting Plans Doughnut Sale

Twelve members and two visitors attended the Luther League gathering Monday night. Ward Olson led singing and Lavonne Hartman conducted devotionals. Lavonne and Eileen Daehler organized games, while Jeanne Helm and Mary Waters served refreshments. Plans were made for a doughnut sale.

Luther League Ward Olson Lavonne Hartman Lavonne Eileen Daehler Jeanne Helm Mary Waters

Neighbors Hold Surprise Party for Wiersemas

Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Wiersema were surprised Friday evening by about 30 friends at their Morrison home before moving this week to a farm near Coleta. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wiersema, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geertz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kooi, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiersema, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boelkens and family.

Klaas Wiersema Coleta Wiersema Tom Wiersema Morrison Ed Geertz Howard Workman Wesley Kooi Henry Wiersema Fred Boelkens

Jeanne Helm Receives Senior D. A. R. Award

Jeanne Helm of Chadwick High School's senior class is voted to receive the D. A. R. good citizenship award. The annual honor recognizes one graduating student in the county for good citizenship.

Jeanne Helm Chadwick High School

Lanark Families Gather for Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs John Gardner and family of Lanark were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Alice Keckler. Mr and Mrs Don Asay and family spent Sunday at the Lake Flickinger home at Lanark. Mr and Mrs Philip Sheridan of Rockford were Saturday and Sunday guests at the Tom Sheridan home. Mr and Mrs George Doden and Neal were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Adolph Doden.

John Gardner Lanark Alice Keckler Don Asay Lake Flickinger Philip Sheridan Rockford Tom Sheridan George Doden Neal Adolph Doden

Bushes welcome daughter born at Sterling hospital

Mr and Mrs Louis Bush of Morrison are the parents of a daughter born Thursday February 1 at Sterling public hospital. Mr Bush is the son of Mrs Alice Bush.

Louis Bush Morrison Sterling Public Hospital Mr. Bush Alice Bush

Valentine Party Held Saturday At Hinebaugh Home

Mr and Mrs Roy Hinebaugh hosted a valentine party Saturday evening at their home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fenton Haugh Lanark Mr and Mrs Robert Eastabrook Mr and Mrs Henry Rahn Milledgeville Mr and Mrs James Morgan and Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Buskirk.

Roy Hinebaugh Fenton Haugh Lanark Robert Eastabrook Henry Rahn Milledgeville James Morgan Clarence van Buskirk

Directors Meet In Zugschwerdt Home Saturday

Chadwick Co operative Produce company directors dined at Elmer Zugschwerdt home Saturday before their regular meeting. Absentees included Charles Schreiner due to illness. Attending were Charles Helm Don Harris and directors John Miller Roy Queckboerner Guy Mackey George Knoess Ambrose Olson and Mr Zugschwerdt.

Chadwick Co-operative Produce Company Elmer Zugschwerdt Charles Schreiner Charles Helm Don Harris Co-Op John Miller Roy Queckboerner Guy Mackey George Knoess Ambrose Olson Mr. Zugschwerdt

Village Board Ratifies Regular Paying of Bills

A routine village board session Monday evening at the fire station approved and authorized payment of the usual village expenditures.

Locals Trim Shannon Five Here 40 to 23 Friday

Chadwick high school defeated Shannon 40 to 23 in Friday night basketball with Mike Weber scoring 14 points and G Weber seven while Erdmeier led Shannon with 12. Chadwick reserves played most of the second half as starters rested. Box score lists Chadwick and Shannon players and points.

Shannon Chadwick High School Cagers Chadwick Mt. Carroll Mike” Weber Emyre Erdmeier Unzicker Varsity G. Weber Weber Bittner BFP Mackey Eisfeller Etnyre Isenhart Strauch G Shibley G Queckboerner Au Ag Shannon— Dole Rodermel Cettemy Core Wovsrner Avenander Erdmeier G &A Brinkmeier Nesemeier Speogier

Co op Produce Pays 1939 Patronage Refund and Dividend

Chadwick Cooperative Produce pays a one cent per hundredweight patronage refund on butterfat totaling 1686.67 and declares a 6 percent dividend on preferred stock amounting to 82.50. The year saw milk purchases of 4,433,341 pounds and cheese output of 443,211 pounds, with total sales of 62,309.11 and net income of 3,091.33. Directors reelected John Miller and elected Emil Hartman as a new member amid record attendance and a full meeting program.

Chadwick Co-operative Produce Company Don Harris Chadwick John Miller Emil Hartman C. F. Schreiner Co-Operative

Eighteen Attend Merry Circle Club Meeting

Eighteen members met at Mrs. Clarence Van Buskirk home. Effie Starrett reviewed The Nazarene by Fholen Asch. Club moved meeting day to the first Thursday. New member Mrs. Donald Asay admitted. nominating committee named for next month’s officer election. Penny art fund collection taken. Next meeting March 7 at Mrs. Russell Derrer home with Mrs. Earl Burkholder assisting.

Merry Circle Club Clarence van Buskirk Effie Starrett Mt. Carroll the Nazarene Fholen Asch Donald Asay Charles Stakemiller Lee Rogers Harry Wise Penny Art Fund

Chadwick Couple To Observe 83rd Birthdays This Week

Mr and Mrs John Shrader of Chadwick celebrate their 83rd birthdays this week. He was born February 9 1857 near Mt Carroll and she on February 13 1857 in Mt Carroll. They married January 1 1879 and lived on several farms before moving to Chadwick in 1890.

John Shrader Mr. Shrader George Mary Ann Moore D. F. McLaughlin Shrader

Founders Day Observed At PTA Meeting

Founder’s Day will be observed at the February PTA meeting with community singing by Anton Vold and the Pledge of Allegiance. The program includes the school band under Mr. Wold, a paper on PTA meaning, a pageant The Thriving Oak, and a nickel march followed by cake. The band marks its first appearance under Mr. Wold’s direction.

Anton Vold Wold Don Harris Oak Esther Schmaling Edith Hinders

Sixth Birthday Celebration for Doris Bailey

Mrs. W. E. Bailey entertained on Tuesday afternoon for her daughter Doris sixth birthday. Neighbor children and their mothers attended and played games. Refreshments included a large decorated cake and Doris received many gifts from guests such as Mrs. Harlan Handel Beverly Mrs. Jesse Schreiner Marilyn Mrs. Harold Schreining Mary Mrs. Myron Frederick Shirley and Mrs. John Sollenberger.

W. E. Bailey Doris

W. M. S. to Meet Mrs. Henry Hinkel

The Hope Missionary society will hold its February meeting next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Hinkel entertaining. Mrs. George H. Lehreiner will lead the book study and a program arranged by Mrs. Elmer Weber will be presented.

Henry Hinkel Hope Missionary Society George H. Lehreiner Elmer Weber

Also Mentioned on This Page

Will Mest Loyal Belles Marion Mildred Geison William Prowant John Stein Lillian Hartman Bethel Schrein Mrs Frank Prowant William Quest Albert Daehler Weiner Marion Schneider Arletta Hartman Mrs. L. J. Gnngey George Adolph Deaconess Hospital Addie Imel Bert Straub Robert Turney Jane Lamb Hospital Clinton Iowa C. E. Colcord Anita Rahn Beth Mackey Claude Mecklin Velda Harter Everett Williams Bernadine Tripp Robert Williams Miss Shibley Queen Esthers Weber Home Chadwick Briefs Tony Hinebaugh Zugschwerdt Joe Weber Fred Olson Chicago Co-Op Produce Russell Derrer Earl Burkholder Chadwick News PTA Doris Bailey W. M.S George T. Wenzlick, M Iowa Ave Muscatine, Iowa Franklin County Columbus Lafayette Mayflower W. Va Russell Meyers Mer L. W. Kreider
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