Local Family Visits and Funeral Services Reported
Mr and Mrs Wayne Ashby and family spent Sunday with his parents in Mt Carroll and attended the funeral of Mrs Elsie Merchant. Sunday guests at the Chester Ferguson home in Charlotte Iowa were Mr and Mrs John Ashpole and sons Henry and Harold. Claud Bielema of Fulton visited with Henry and family. Dinner guests at the Guy Brown home were Harold Brown and his girls to celebrate Harold s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Ashby
Mt. Carroll
Elsie Merchant
Chester Ferguson
Charlotte
John Ashpole
Henry
Harold
Ferguson
Ashpole
Claus Bielema
Fulton
Henry Bielema
Guy Brown
Harold Brown
Henry Young
Myrtle Full
Donald Ball
Clinton
Roeste
Mr. and
Mere
Feit Mier
Hillsdale
Mre
Mehard Badtke
Pred Doden
Oul Mra
Weymonl DeWilder
Rock Itland
Mes
John Hey
Dawdies ‘ Fulton
Blaine Yates
Hart
Eaton's
Norman BR
Lewis
River Forrest
Til
Clearwater
Fla
West Coast Hotel
Irvin Renner
Mary Carolyn
Long Beach
Calif
Local Visits and Callers Reported in Several Towns
Carl Ribinson home hosts Earl Isenhart and son Paul with Miss Pickens of Chadwick. Ivan Morse conducts business in Galesburg. Lloyd Smith and family dine with Otto Switzer and Art Thompson of Savanna visited John Sauer and Earl Holman Sr. Earl Kness stays weekend with Wesley Kness. Delbert Dimmick and Glendora Schade call on Gerald Brown and Judy. Raymond Dietrick, Carroll, Willis Stage, Vernon visit Claude Grim family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ribinson
Earl Isenhart
Paul
Miss Pickens
Chadwick
Ivan Morse
Galesburg
Lloyd Smith
Robert
Geraldine
Otto Switzer
Art Thompson
Savanna
John Sauer
Earl Holman Sr
Earl Kness
Wesley Kness
Delbert Dimmick
Glendora Schade
Gerald Brown
Judy
Raymond Dietrick
Mr. Carroll
Willis Stage
Vernon
Claude Grim
Republican Lincoln dinner draws Mt Carroll residents
Attendees include Don Carpenter and son John Carroll Mr and Mrs Ray Brenneman Mr and Mrs Rush Carroll Elynor Stage and Clarence Bolhous who chaired the dinner. Also present were Curtis St Ores and son Eugene. Many others visited relatives and attended church and college events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republian
Lincoln
Mt. Carroll
Don Carpenter
John Carroll
Ray Brenneman
Rush Carroll
Elynor Stage
Clarence Bolhous
Curtis St. Ores
Eugene
Russell Sweitzer
Francis Sheridan
Moline
Olin Noble
Cordova
Gertrude Kustes
Fulton
Coe College
Vernon McGinty
Ottawa
Apt
Ray Erling
H. A. Tobey
Earl Voss
Betty Blair
Herman DeVries
Carl Peterson
Adam Heinze
Hal Ashby
Dick Anderson
Harold
Fred Hook
Frank Potter
Clinton
Lillian Miller
Army Navy News Roundup of Service Members Returns and Deployments
Joseph Spencer entered Fort Sheridan for army enlistment while Merle Gaar began navy boat training at Great LakesIllinois. S Sgt Robert Lewis returns from Wilmington for discharge at Camp Grant. Gail Turney on convalescence leave from Great Lakes Hospital. Burton Simpson among 5063 army veterans returning aboard the U S S General Gordon departing Yokohama January 18 and due Seattle January 30. Dee Wilt visits Clint Wilt home prior to travel to Detroit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Spencer
Fort Sheridan
Merle Gaar
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill. S
Robert Lewis
Wilmington
Delaware
Camp Grant
Gail Turney
Pearl Harbor
Burton Simpson
Thomson
States
Gordon
Yokohama
Seattle
U. S
Burton
Dee Wilt
San Diego
Calif
Clint and
Paul Wilt
Glen Wilt
Detroit
Mich
Charles Sack
Rube Slifer
Lanark
Vernon Luedeke
Bobby
Freeport
J. Y. Stickell
Chadwick
Hobart Holland
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Observed in Churches
Sunday services in all Churches of Christ, Scientist featured the Lesson Sermon on Christian Science with the Golden Text from Isaiah 55 and citations from John 14, detailing the Spirit of truth and divine healing as taught by Mary Baker Eddy and the Christian Science textbook Science and Health. The lesson emphasized the Comforter guiding into all truth and the timely reappearance of divine healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Funeral Services for Mrs Ned Geldmacher to Be This Afternoon
Funeral services are planned for 2 oclock this Thursday at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chadwick for Mrs Ruth Adeline Adolph Geldmacher 25 who died Tuesday after a two week illness. Burial will follow in Chadwick cemetery with cousins as pallbearers and the Golden Rule class handling floral tributes. She is survived by her husband Ned Geldmacher and her father, three brothers, a grandfather, three nephews and a niece, plus many other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Jed Goldmacher
Earl Cobl
Donald
Richard
George
Ralph Adolph
Lawrence
Clarence Hartman
Goldmacher
Freeport Hospital
Ruth Adeline Adolph
Carroll County
John
Sepha Faye Wright Adolph
Werlock
Ned F. Geldmacher
Chada
Geldmacher
Loren
Savanna
Vernon of
Earl
Milledgeville
Henry Adolph
Local Dinner Guests from Clinton and Macomb Visit East Side
Mr and Mrs Paul Lewis and Mr and Mrs Ivan Morse dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harney of Clinton. Dick Stagg from Macomb spent the weekend at his home here. Edward French hosted supper with Mr and Mrs Harold Groh and sons of Fulton Mr and Mrs Kenneth French and sons and Mr and Mrs Walter Reddick of Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lewis
Ivan Morse
Mrs. Harney
Clinton
Dick Stagg
Macomb
Edward French
Harold Groh
Fulton
Kenneth French
Walter Reddick
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Owen
SMITH
Cheerios
Pkas
BORAX
New Orleans
Phillips
Acetylene
Arc
Russell
W. Green
He Dairy Feeds
Merle
Atherton
Illinois Northwestern Telephone Co
Thomson News
News of the
Army & Navy
Chistian Science Churches
Science
Zion
Ned Celdmacher
Just
Th. P
Tim Buli
Union Grove
Johnny Brown
Pool Hall
Fulton, Ill
Grange Hall
Music By
Delbert Broughton
Lute Geisinger
SUN
Lino
Madison
Beloit
Milwaukee
Janesville, Wis
Margaret Heusinkveld
Tust
Curtis Ironing Boards
Potter Bros. Inc
Clarence Appel, Mer
Argo-Fa
Atwood
Kellogg’s
Pillsbury’s
SPRY
Tbs
Sturtevant
Chuck
McGinty Hardware Thomson, III
Kaynee
Reliance
Julemor
Albert Richard
Monarch
Munsing Underwear
Phoenix Hose
Martin Morris Co
Clinton, Iowa
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