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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
6
A fragmented verse paints a Ville street with dairy bits and a red geranium. Peter and Jilue Fane appear among shy lovers and a path of pansies. Love returns from work, whistling, as a small child toddles in, the scene framed by a sunny sky and domestic cheer.
Lutherans outslug Hope Church 11 to 8 aided by eight errors and a dead ball strategy while eight hits apiece backed the rally. Dagschwerdt struck out ten as Lutherans moved to first place. Hope Church fell behind after tying in the fifth. Black Oak rose in standings after a 4 to 0 win over Business Men as errors and timely hitting doomed the latter.
The Lutherans defeated Fair Haven 4 to 2 in a league game on Thursday. Louis Frank drew smart base running support while pitcher Zugschwerdt worked well, and Schuchardt delivered strong pitching for the Lutherans. Errors helped the winners score unearned runs as Fair Haven managed six walks and six hits.
Three Chadwick squads traveled away from home with two losses and one win. Old Timers lost 15 to 16 in a wet field mishap while Ritenour pitched well for the losers. Chadwick Girls rallied late to beat Milled Feville 28 to 26 in a high scoring contest.
A tight playoff style game saw the Hope church team hold the opposition to three hits while earning a 2 to 2 draw Thursday night. McIntyre allowed eight hits and four walks in four innings as Ritenour handled pitching duties, limiting the church squad to two hits and two walks with three strikeouts. Misprints and fragmented names appear in the report, but the core score and key pitchers are clear along with the charitable note about Mr. and Mrs. Senneff hosting Mr. and Mrs. Haas in Joy.
Miss Mary Mackay daughter of Mrs and Mrs Maes of Whadwich England united in marriage to Maurice Kelso son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kelso of Los Angeles California. The ceremony took place June 28 at Craigie Den Lake Okoboji Iowa with Rev David Barclay officiating. The couple left for a motor trip after the wedding. Mackay and Kelso earned degrees from Minnesota Wisconsin and Connecticut institutions and hold memberships in Phi Upsilon Omicron Alpha Gamma Rho and related groups.
Miss Mildred Stadel daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Stadel learned last week she earned a music scholarship at Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio The award provides 65 a semester for the coming year and may be renewed for three fallowing years if requirements are met She competed with many students and the tests covered all musical work, with Stadel excelling through her training in Indiana schools Frances Shimer College and natural talent, in a demanding examination
Churches Hope Evangelical Church led by Pastor Rev. G Eberly schedules 9:30 a m Sunday school with Elmer Weber, 10:20 a m preaching, 7:30 p m prayer and 12:12 scripture in evening service. Women’s Missionary Convention delegates Mrs H B Senneff and Mrs Katie Rahn from the local society attend at Oakdale Park near Freeport this week. Maude Rahn attends Young Peoples Missionary Circle.
Mission fest day with 9:30 morning worship and a 12:00 picnic dinner, 2:30 p.m. service by Rev. John Schulz of Clinton. St Paul’s Ev. Luth. Church with Rev. H. Braun offers 9:30 Sunday school, lesson on Elijah Hears God’s Voice, 30:30 divine service in English, inviting all members and friends to attend. First Lutheran Church hosts Sunday school at 9:30 with Elijah Hears God’s Voice lesson text 1 Kings 2 9 21. Morning worship at 10:36 is the Eighth Sunday after Trinity, text Matt 15 28 The Spiritual Touchstone by Rev. Wia B. Bridges.
Milledgeville and Carroll county residents held special services at Dutchtown church to bid farewell to Rev. and Mrs. J Mathis. The family will move to Missouri where Rev Mathis will oversee district work. A fellowship dinner followed Rev Mathis farewell sermon. John Mest recovers from a toe injury after stepping on a nail.
Members and friends of the Rope Church inviting Evangeli tic churchgoers from Northwestern lin e to attend a Neat Mosod Weelaresut at Oakdale Camp near Freeport on Tuesday July 24. Main speaker will be Frank Ryan of Rockford, prominent attorney, discussing Crime and its Relationship to the Present Day Laws. Lots of games in the afternoon and a historic supper at six, special program after supper hour.
Margaret and Mary Anna Smith, daughters of Mr and Mrs Jareld Sovith, return to Gales after visiting in town. TheHilthe girls will stay with grandmother Mrs Taylor at Galesburg before leaving. The county 411 round up and farm bureau picnic are set for August 3 per Monday announcements. Margaret and Mary Anna served as matrons of honor at a party hosted by their grandmother Mrs S Z Smith.
Chadwick Town Team defeated Lanark 12 to 1 on their home diamond. Jimmy Morgan slammed a four bagger as Chadwick piled ten hits while Lanark also struggled on the mound. In the girls’ game Chadwick shut out Milledgeville 14 to 8 before Daggetts beat Chadwick 7 to 3 in the feature contest with Traum and Strautz fanning many batters.
Fairhaven Township releases its annual school treasurer report listing P. W. Zugschwerdt as treasurer and D. C. Barris as notary Pebne. Amounts show B25090.00 in receipts or balances referenced in the notice.
Chadwick residents plan to attend a district meeting at Oakdale this week. The agenda covered proposed local projects and community planning steps, reflecting widespread interest in future development and public input.
Millred Janker hosts Happy-Go-Lucky Club with guests, speakers, and a park outing. The Freeport area hosts church activities including missionary circles, women's society events, and youth programs, with sessions on devotionals, Japan, and missions.
Locals in Struch returned from trial Saturday. Mrs Earl Dere and daughters of Milledgeville attended the demolition meeting at the home of Mr and Wilbert Smith. ALA Galkrie Masud Holmess Miller and Arthur and Eugene attended the Democratic meeting. Mrs Senneff hosted Saturday afternoon moral services for Mrs Lydia Whitmer of Me Carroll, mother of Mrs George Holy. Wool Whitmer died Thursday afternoon. She is survived by two children, Mrs Holy of Chadwick and Lee of Mt Carroll, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Among the grandchildren are Mrs Bert Grim of Mt Carroll, Henry Holy of Chadwick, and Donald Holy of Rack Falls.
Annual Mission Festival at Trinity Lutheran Church of Sal Hip will be celebrated with two services. Speakers include John Schulz of lintan and Ro chosen to fit the pulpit. Musical selections will be provided and a phonic dinner will be served.
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