Sunday dinner guests in Henry Young home
Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Young Sr. residence were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young of Blackhawk Village and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eissens of Morrison.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1947
Page
7
Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Young Sr. residence were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young of Blackhawk Village and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eissens of Morrison.
Thomson Briers along with Mr and Mrs Ralph Aitkens of Rockford and relatives from Two Rivers Wisconsin visited Monday with their daughter Mrsick McGinty in Rockford.
Thomson Brie hosted a Monday evening supper at the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stumphy home in honor of Mrs. Stumphy. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Strukhoff and Paul, Mr. A. Sheridan and Mary, and the Stumphys with Mr. Frank Wall of Minneapolis. Ray Hook, visiting his parents, will return Monday on the Empire Builder to work in Portland, Oregon.
The schedule lists diamondball games tied to towns Mt Carroll Lanark Thomson and utilities and organizations including American Legion Royal Blue S O D Milwaukee Road across July 10 to August 15 with matches against American Legion Thomson Lanark Mt Carroll and other local groups. Destinations include Mt Carroll Lanark Thomson and utilities.
Thomson briefs Mr and Mrs Eugene Bull and son Henry Young Sr and Mrs Myrtle Bull visited in Morrison Tuesday evening in the Arthur Kromrey Sr home. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Herbert Kromrey of Tampa Fla Mr and Mrs Arthur Kromrey Jr of Pleasanton Calif Howard James of Athelstone Wis and Mr and Mrs Roy Hockman of Morrison. Mr and Mrs Harold Witt attended the Witt family reunion Sunday held at Eagle Point park in Clinton.
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