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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1947

Page

5

LaVerta Hammond and Marvin Hartman Wed in Candlelight Ceremony

LaVerta Hammond daughter of Fulton residents married Marvin Hartman son of Thomson couple Friday night at the Vogel home in Fulton. The Rev Henry Mollema of Holland officiated with a double ring service as music and singing accompanied the ceremony. Louise Hammond and Melvin Hartman served as attendants. The bride wore white taffeta with a lace edged fingertip veil and a train.

LaVerta Hammond Henrietta Hammond Fulton Marvin Hartman George H. Hartman Thomson Richard Vogel Henry Mollema Holland, Mich George Lois Hammond Melvin Hartman

Clergy, Churches Discuss Union Plans and Education Outreach

A report outlines a new naturalization milestone for Rev. John Yamasaki as potentially the first Issei to obtain papers in Los Angeles. It notes upcoming Presbyterian reunification efforts, Methodist campus outreach led by Dr. John O. Gross, and UNESCO linked education aims in China and international church cooperation led by many named church leaders and educators.

United States John Yamasaki Protestant Episcopal Church Issei Japan Los Angeles Yamasaki St. Mary’s Parish Calif General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church America General Assembly Presbyterian Church In John O. Gross Board of Education The Methodist Church Nashville, Tenn China Yu-Shou Kuo United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Paris France Unesco

Hartman-Fulton Wedding Details Highlight Family Ties

The bride wore a double strand of pearls with red rose bouquet and a pearl orange blossom tiara. A pink chiffon maid of honor gown complemented by a pink net veil framed the ceremony. A three tier cake graced the Vogel home reception as relatives served and celebrated. The couple, Ruth Hartman and her groom, departed for a short wedding trip and plan a farm home near Thom.

Vogel Donald DeWerdt Ben Bielema Ruth Violet Hartman Vernabelle Buikema Ralph Borgman Delores Buikema Hartman Fulton Fulton Community High School Patent Novelty Company Ideal Mrs. Hartman Thom

Church growth and building needs reshaped by migration

Dr Earl R Brown of the Methodist Board predicts swift church building and extension in the coming decade as populations shift to cities including Detroit Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles Portland Houston St Louis and New Orleans. He says communities must fund up to 100000000 in new structures while adapting ministries to English speaking children and rural decline.

Earl R. Brown Board of Missions Methodist Church Brown Deroit Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles Portland Houston St. Louis New Orleans

Thomson News Social visits across Lanark and Stockton

Mrs Forrest Eslinger and daughter from Lanark and Mrs Benford Stadel and son from Stockton spent Tuesday dinner with Mr and Mrs Justice Prins. Justice Prins hosted Jaclyn and Connie from Lanark Saturday evening. The Wilt family Evelyn and Frank Smith joined the Lillie family in Port for Sunday. Detlef Behr of Clinton visited Sack in Argo Fa. Mrs Wilkerson called on Tuesday at Stage home.

Forrest Eslinger Lanark Benford Stadel Stockton Justice Prins Jaclyn Connie Paul Wilt Evelyn Frank Smith Conrad Lillie Lockport Robert Miller Janie Fred Miller Detlef Behr Clinton, Ia Chas. Sack Argo Fa Harry Wilkerson Shirley Stage

Army Private Donald Frazier Leaves for Korea

Thomson Briers and George Ketchum receive word that their son Pvt. Donald Frazier, U S Army, departed the United States on December 30 1946 for Korea. Nearby visits include Mrs Richard McGinty and daughter Babbette with Ralph Atkinson in Rockford and Vern Kauffman visiting Emma Lotz and Elmer Lotz in Lanark. Wilfred Hazen of Rock Falls spent the weekend with Louis Kness, while John Regan and son Jackie Jr of Chicago are visiting in the Kness home this week.

George Ketchum Hayes Frazier Ogena Wis Thomson Pvt Donald Frazier U. S. Army States Korea Richard McGinty Babbette Ralph Atkinson Rockford Vern Kauffman Emma Lotz Elmer Lotz Lanark Wilfred Hazen Rock Falls Louis Kness John Regan Jackie Jr Chicago

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