Playground League Roundup With Lutherans Leading Standings
The Thursday Lutherans maintain undisputed first place after a 14 to 11 win over the Business Men. Hope Church climbs to second by routing Fair Haven 11 to 9. Recent games feature errors by the opponents and strong pitching from Tor Handels and Eisfeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday Lutherans
Fair Haven
Hope Church
Handels
Chadwick Girls
Milledgeville Girls
Chadwick
Dagpelts
Jock
Zugscchwerdt
Farm Bureau
Ilhandefs
Riluhour
Tor Handels
Lutherans
Wis
Band Plays Selection Written by C. E. Howard at Concert
Village band performs a selection by C. E. Howard of Chadwick at a Wednesday concert in Cary Dalber. The Brass Quartet featured Tenting Tonight as a special number amid a program including marches, medleys, and ragtime tunes with performers such as Bennett, Jewell, and Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Howard
O. EK. Howard
Chadwick
Brass Quartet
Easy Walker
Jewell
Scoutmaster
Cary
Dalber
Sabo
Bennett
Briegel
C. E. Ainward
Anona
Ida
Leonard
Barnum King
Tripy
Key
Daggetts Team Wins and Loses in Sunday Doubleheader
The Daggetts played two games on Hartman diamond Sunday. Handel’s beat Daggetts 6 to 4 in eight innings after a late rally, then Daggetts fell 9 to 5 as Fair Haven’s Alfred Miller’s team showed strong offense. Daggetts led early in game one, but Handel’s tied the score before extra innings. In game two Daggetts trailed and were unable to reclaim the lead, despite a late Daggetts push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daegetts Playground
Hartman
Handel
Chadwick
Hook
Daggetts
Handel Brothers
Strauch
Handels
Stein
Daggetts Buys
Alfred Miller
Fair Haven
Dageetts
Dageettts
Dagretts
Chadwick Street Crew Busy Restoring Local Roads
Street Commission John Kratz led by Jude Bickert directs Chadwick crews filling potholes with a durable oil preparation. Work began Monday and progresses quickly, improving several streets. George Kramp and Deachter of Dixon visited Ralph Heinbengh and his wife for dinner Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kratz
Jude Bickert
George Kramp and
Deachter of
Dixon
Ralph Heinbengh
Louis Vole Elected President Of Mohrman Reunion Group
Louis Vole was elected president of the Mohrman reunion group at the 6th annual meeting held at Tasw rence Park Sterling. Mrs Pred Hartman was chosen vice president and Warner Mohrman secretary treasurer. The event included a cafeteria dinner and a program with many Mohrman family members listed among attendees and those present or noted as kin from Chadwick Morrison Lanark and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Vole
Mohrman
Taswrence Park
Sterling
Pred Hartman
Warner Mohrman
Vind Tfensurer
War Atenworks Park
Morrteen
Frederick Mohrman
Mina Mohrman
Prim O
Janice Kabler
Chadwick
John H. Shafavenmat
Dan Fierheller
Freett
Paul Daggert
Carroll
Otto Schoenfeld
Washington, D. C
William Shafer
Thomson
John Volz
Argo Fa
Fred Hartman
Warold
Hartman
Elizabeth Smith
Rufus Kahler
Wilma
Lois
Janice
Mildred
Percy Frederick
B. C. Mohrman
Morrison
John Mohrman
Ruth
Lydia
Mynabelle
Jane A
James A
Henry Sack
Dauighter Ruth
Frederick G. Mohrman
Slomison
Taney Tans
Mia
Turney
Lyndon
Volai
Daeoh
Ael Turney
Hawk
Evie
Persion
A i Beswick
Edgar Turny Thomson
Jly
Cecil Wolf Rock Falls
Elizabeth
Daughlip
Duane Turney
Edith Sykes Rowland
Los Ange
Dorothy Turney
Ean Johnson
Mae Turney
Lyman Tenall
Wayne Cony
Poul Wilt
Harriett
Haymon Stevemiller
W. OH. Turney
Ralph Turney
Chicago
Clint Wilt
Thon
Joseph Hawk
Rudolph Besse
Ray Ewer
Fenty
Joe Turney
Merle Turney
Cdgar Turney
Robert Turney
Murray Hardy
Byte Turney
Ly and
Qeeil
William Poppins
Rock Falls
Ted ‘Larney
Guy Pitney
Savanna
Tlys. Beardsiee
Clinton
Ryner
Pry
Am Beswick
H. Conrady
Fant
Narreh
Lois Farwell
Mertison
Nelen Owens
Cueton
Haag Family Reunion at Sterling Chariton area
Family members gathered for a Haag/Haas reunion at Lawrence Park Sterling. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Haas Mr Marl Wanz Mr and Mrs Charles Wisseller Mr and Mrs Walter Steer and children Miss Lydia Bickers Miss Lydia Haag and John Haag all from Charliamt My fatal Mrs Robert Haag and family of Sterling attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Lawrence Park
Sterling
George Haas
Marl Wanz
Charles Wisseller
Walter Steer
Lydia Bickers
Lydia Haag
John Haag
Charliamt
Robert Haag
Chadwick Residents Support Light Fund For Playground Diamond
Chadwick residents donated to the light project for the playground diamond on Provants field. Expenses totaled about 300 dollars with 91.85 contributed by a list headed by The American Legion and Chadwick merchants. Other donors include Smith Service Station, Farmers State Bank, and many individuals with gifts ranging from 25 cents to 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
J Provants
Imade
Ben Harris
Playground Association
Shome
American Legion
Lage
Lankie
Northwestes
Smith Service Station
Ben Stadel
William Fosberg
Bumbert
Zurschwerdr
Farmers
State Bank
William Maher
Don Henley
Henry Frank
Carbauch
Zurschwerdt
W. E. Bailex
George Lanz
Alma Traum
H. L. Spearman
Walter Kahler
Miller
Quest and Bacon
Lawrence Strauch
Handel Brothers
John W. Gvisz
EM. Ritencur
Arthur Deets
O. H. Rakn
Adam Miller
L. B. Spencer
D. W. Etnyre
M. C. Straub
L.A. Fink
G. Nanixa and Son
Wilam C. Bast
John Sellenberger
Br. A.A. Calkins
William Curran
John Humbert
Charles Mariman
George Daehier
John Mest
Mikeler
Oscar Weller
Chris Dambmar
Henry Geist
Locals Share Visits Across Sterling and Savanna
Bobbie Haar of Sterling visits the home of Mr and Mrs George Haas. The Runday suest and Mrs Nanita visit relatives of Mr Me and Mr Eber Shepherd and family of Savanna spent Sunday at the home of Jenig Tripp. Mi Firma Damhman spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Dambinan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Haar
Sterling
George Haas
Runday Suest
Nanita
Mr. Eber Shepherd
Savanna
Jeng Tripp
Firma Damhman
Kerkend
Chris Dambinan
Local Residents Return Home and Visit in Chicago Area
Mrs Ward Greenawait returns to Chicago Saturday. Ass Viela Strauch returns Sunday night after a week in Chicago. Paul Ritenour and William Traum spend Friday in Chicago for a tall game and city sights. Kenneth Pierson Jr of Rock Falls visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Sucher. Mr and Mrs Charles Dial weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Al Larem of Ginton. Mrs and Mrs Hiram Geonce were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Bailey and Doris Iola, with Friday afternoon at the home of 2nd Mrs Arthur Hoffiman and Mr and Mrs Gene Mourray of Thomson. Mrs Gale Oak, Joyce Nanica and Cisire Queckboorner, all of Downers Grove, spent the weekend visiting relatives in Chadwick. Mrs Howard Emery and daughters spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Ethene. Afternoon visit to the home of Mr and Mrs Verd Etgre of Milledgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Pierson Jr
Rock Falls
Charles Sucher
Charles Dial
Mrs
al Larem
Ginton
Hiram Geonce
Earl Bailey
Doris Iola
Arthur Hoffiman
Gene Mourray
Thomson
Gale Oak
Joyce Nanica
Cisire Queckboorner
Downers Grote
Chadwick
Howard Emery
Jerry Ethene
Verd Etgre
Milledgevilie
Churches Hope Evangelical Service Details
Evangelical Church led by Rev S G Eberly schedules 4 30 a m Sunday school and 7 00 p m prayer service Elmer Eber Sept M3 a m preaching and 7 30 p m evening worship A women’s missionary group met at Mrs W J Schreiner home Wednesday afternoon Sunday school at 9730 Lesson God Cares for Elijah Morning worship at 10 30 Seventh Sunday after Trinity Text Phil 2 19 80 Theme Brothers Rev Wm E Bridges is the pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer ‘Eber
Fidi
Christian Endeavor
S. G. Eberly
Womans Missionary
W. J. Schreiner
God
Elijah
Phil
Kev
E. Bridges
Farmers May Repay Loans With Work Under Relief Plan
Carroll county farmers may borrow up to 200 dollars for livestock feed and seed with loans at 3 percent interest. They can repay cash or work on drought relief projects designated by the county relief administration, with wages credited toward the loan. The program, begun June 14, aims to assist farmers, though few have taken advantage yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
County Relief Administration
IER
Sauerkraut Day Planned for Forreston September 13
Forreston to host Sauerkraut Day on Thursday September 13 with Mayor Joe Maas as committee president. Finance chair Charles Kant. dinner Pete Hite. entertainment William Hite. concessions Paul Beebe. speaker C Freemont Robertson. program and advertising GC Terry. decorations Albert Alberts. additional members to be announced by each chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauerkraut and Weiners
Forreston
Joe Maas
Charles Kant
Pete Hite
William Hite
Paul Beebe
C. Freemont Robertson
Terry
Albert Alberts
Martin Tret
Philathaea Class Meeting Honors Mrs Senneff Friday
The Philathaea class met Friday in the church hall to honor Mrs MMA Senneff on her birthday anniversary. The gathering included members and families with prayers, scripture lessons, and a social hour at the church hall following services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Mma Senneff
Mildred Lang Returns to Duties in Chicago
Mrs Lang resumes church duties at Masonie jios in Wildwood after a period away. Miss Kathryn Rahn presides in Chicago with Mrs Frank Cheeseman and family attending. The article notes a vocal solo and lesson study, praising Lang’s hospital record and prayer leadership under Mrs W I Tayler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mibteed Gangs
Clivenee Lana
Masonie Jios
Wildwood
Kathryn Rahn
Tuilal
Chicago
Sun
Frank Cheeseman
Mt Carroll Handed 14 To 2 Drubbing Here Friday
Local sports report details Chadwick girls defeating Lanark 18 to 11 and Mt Carroll’s loss 14 to 2 in Friday games. Ruth Eberly pitched for Chadwick, Babe Shultz led with a three-hit effort including a home run. Mentions Camp Fire Girls meeting at Ida Spencer home and various community notices and lineups from Lanark and Mt Carroll teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
Chadwick
Lanark
Leary
Ruth Eberly
Chadwick Boys
Oine
Herbert Spearman
Carroll
Babe” Shultz
Lanark Girls
Ri B. Hower
D. Barberti
Kloch
M. Jones
Ai. Ferry
R. Cock
Ly I. Rupp
Hartman AL
F. F Fred Olson
FL Mest
Jc. Kahier
Hartman
Morcan
Spearman
IR. Geisen
Melnivre
Mrs Addie Imel Honored on 274th Anniversary
Mrs Addie Imel was guest of honor at a birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs Ross Strand marking her 74th anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Parnest Hartman and many Strand family members, with afternoon callers from Warren Lanark Sterling and Rock Falls. The Fair Haven church held its annual Sunday school picnic Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Munn Bennett
Gilnic T
Elise
Hamne Suviday
Weurkine
Ivy Dope
Bridie
Hue Schveiner
St Auren
Tereik Mityhell
Max
Zella Eversole
Mars
San Weller
Amery Zubaet
Veel
Lawreur
Addie Imel
Paris
Ross Strand
Digapid Ant Smith
Marin
Lanark
Ars
John Chiach
Matrag
Mac Haruamis
Sterling
Tome Teli
Alexander
Mande Aloyan- Ser
Sunda
Orien A Sander
William Imel
Howard Schochard
Mardar aNemenn
Jona
Frank
G G T C Club Holds Pleasant Savanna Meeting
Mrs Clara Smith Julian of Wenatchee Washington attended a G G T C Club picnic at Old Mil park Savanna. Members from Lanark Chadwick Carroll Chicago and Wenatchee enjoyed abundant eats and games with many families present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Smith Julian
Wenatchee
Wash
G. G. T. C. Club
Old Mil Park
Savanna
Harry Wise
Fred Strauch
Carroll
Louie Deihi
William Heattie
Phineas Bashaw
Vernon
Charles Lamphert
Charles Jr
Lanark
Donald Asay
Airs
Harry Schreiner
Thelma
Allan Zusselwwerdt
Chapghters
Ralph Anderson
Spurgeon Harter
Lee Emnyre
Chadwick
A. D. Poole
Chicago
Frank Julian
Gordon
Denton Nanige
Arion
Orval Smith
Oison
Lois Hartman
Harold Stoner
Dr N B Podorney to Move to Amboy
Dr N B Pedorney, Thomson physician, will move to Amboy on Thursday July 19. He thanks Chadwick and Thomson residents for their patronage and friendship and invites friends to visit him in Amboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XN. B. Pedorney
Thomson Chironracter
Carroll County Coodbye
Amboy
Chadwick
Thomson
Queen Esther Picnic Held Today at Paint Rock Park
The Queen Esther Circle of Hope Church holds its annual picnic meeting today at Paint Rock Park after a postponement caused by heavy rains Tuesday night. All members are urged to attend. Beulah and Miss Ruth Eber plan visits to Red Dick and Union Hill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
The
Hope Church
Paint Rock Park
Beulah
Ruth Eber
Kankakee
Reddick
Union Hill
Rev. Eberly
Mrs Joseph Hawk Elected President Of Torney Family Reunion
Mrs Joseph Hawk is chosen president of the Torney family reunion to be held Sunday at the village site. The event lists attendees including Charles Sistelier and others, with prayers and a communal meal planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hawk
Torney Family
Thorson visitor and Chadwick residents attend reunion
A fragmented report notes Jhitmin at Thorson visiting Chadwick, M. Uemnberk returning from Chicago, and local residents like Miss Ella Larson and Carl Schmidt at a Mt. Carroll wedding. A phonics club gathering drew numerous Chadwick and nearby families, with Turney kin planning a July reunion and reporting births and marriages among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Kuhse
Chadwick
CCC
Mt. Carroll
Martha Allensey
Ella Larson
Carl Schmidt
Freeport
Chadwick School Band Meets Friday For Uniform Photos
Chadwick school band members are to assemble Friday afternoon at five in full uniform for photographs at the school house. Regular practice follows at six with Miss Beth Hower in charge. All members are urged to attend to complete prewar preparations for upcoming festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Beth Hower
Miss Hower
Ives
Focal
Tribune Chiedend
Tasty Tempters Club Meeting Report
A fragmentary note records a Tasty Tempters Club meeting with Gladys Mest. Ethylle Prewant provided music and refreshments. Maude Rahn hosted along with Grass and Lucille Mest. Lalis Fink and Ethylie Prewant were noted as members at a club picnic gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Mest
Ethylle Prewant
Maude Rahn
Grass
Lucille
Lalis Fink
Ethylie Prewant
Ramo
Mities
New Post Office Money Order Regulations
New rules set by the Postmaster General allow money orders to be payable and drawn at any post office. Fees will apply for redemption at a different office. regulations take effect on a specified date. The notice cites Dorothy Exwing of Sternt and Proctor of Downer as observers of the changes with Monday visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Exwing
Sterntand
Proctor
Downer, Ds
Charies Dial Sr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Black Oak
Eisfeller
Haven
Howard Sehnhardt
Hope
Blayer
Mest
Fair Haven Boys
Ramns
Haag
Light Fund
Ass Viela Strauch
Chicare
Paul Ritenour
William Traumi
Chicas
First Lutheran Church
Relief Commission
Charles Tonberer
Oscar Ttahn
Scriplire Lesson
Qor
Wy A. Pay
Thelma Sehreiner
Dan Stoner
Mildred Lang
Spencer
Ida Spencer
Jean Scher
Sarah Prowant
Miss Prowant
Dornthy Fosberg
J. L. Spearman
Turnbaughs
Addie Mel
Henry Folk
Dirs
Old Mill Park
Clara Smith
DR. N. B. Podorney
Enaine
Charles Sistelier
Housels
Altendel
Diat
Joka Veipp
Algal
Matin
Rog
Iver Jhitmin
Thorson
A. J. Gamgey
Mix
Fulton
Mintie Hicks
T6th Court
Elmwood Park
Illinois
Peoria
Maurice Mest
Robert Smith
Clare Adams
Bessie Schreiner
Javan- Nike
Renvty
Noo Sarison
Tasty Tempters Club
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