Thomson Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits
Mrs Hattie Brown visits at her son Guy Thomson. Frank Badtke and Howard Wiebenga families host Sunday in Moline. Kyle Rawlins Pearl and Fern visit K B Carpenter. Hinrichs couple spend Sunday in Rock Falls with George Hinrichs. Carroll Frendle and Holland families picnic at Sipes home in Milledgeville. Brown, Rogers, Diehl, Lohmeier and Lohmeier relatives gather for meals and a Detroit visitor. Clare Ecklund visits John Elliott in LaMoille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Badtke
Howard Wiebenga
Albert Badtke
Moline
Kyle Rawlins
Pearl
Fern
K. B. Carpenter
Fred Hinrichs
Rock Falls
George Hinrichs
Robert Carroll
Barbara
David Frendle
Gilbert Holland
Lohmeier
John Lohmeier
Blaine
Frank Lohmeier
Dave McFalley
Clinton
Bert Johnson
Aaron
Argo
Clare Ecklund
LaMoille
John Elliott
Sunday Socials Across Milledgeville Area
Mrs Lewis Kness joined Mr and Mrs Wesley Kness for a visit at the Frank Kness home in Milledgeville on Sunday. Ray Earling hosted Sunday evening guests Clyde Tobey of DeWitt and Mrs. Carrie Atherton of Ideal joined Mrs Hattie Rawlins and Mrs Emma Steele for a Sunday dinner. John Dale of Chicago spent the weekend with the John and Clarence Cooper families, returning home with his wife and Mr Butell after Dubuque business. Marie Crowe of Morrison visited the Schade home Thursday. Corporal Leo Theron of Freeport spent the weekend with his parents the Geore Potter home, while Gene Potter of Savanna and Preston Downing of Mt Carroll were Sunday dinner guests at the Hartman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Kness
Wesley Kness
Milledgeville
Frank Kness
Ray Earling
Clyde Tobey
DeWitt
Harvey Marshall
J. A. Marshall
de Prater
Dixon
Beverly Hercer
Ottawa
Carrie Atherton
Ideal
Hattie Rawlins
Emma Steele
John Dale
Chicago
John
Clarence Cooper
Cooper
Butell
Dubuque
Marie Crowe
Morrison
John Schade
Leo Theron
Freeport
George Potter
Gene Potter
Savanna
Funeral Rites Held for Conrad Geisz in Chadwick
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday for Conrad Geisz 71 who died Sunday night. The Rev Earl Cobl officiated at the Fire Lutheran church with burial in Chadwick cemetery. Survivors include his widow Emma Daehler Geisz a son Reuben Geist a daughter Mrs Irene Andresen and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Geisz
Chadwick
Earl Cobl
Oscar Juhn
Henry Keil
Henry Hinkel
Hubert Hoffman
Jesse Schreiner
Ed Schreiner
Arthur
Eugene Miller
Ward Olson
George Dachler
Geisz
Reuben Geist
Irene Andresen
Mrs Lang Hosts Loyal Belles Meeting At Home
The Loyal Belles class of Hope Evangelical church will meet next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Delmar Lang. Miss Phyllis Harris assists, Mrs Everett Williams leads the program, Mrs John Doty presents a Character Study, and Mrs Merlyn Schreiner will lead the Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Evangelical Church
Delmar Lang
Phyllis Harris
Everett Williams
John Doty
Merlyn Schreiner
Brown Swiss Bull Sold in Wisconsin
Harlan Handel drove a purebred Brown Swiss bull owned by Ed Keim of Mt. Carroll to Marshfield Wisconsin where the animal was sold to a Wisconsin farmer at an excellent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Handel
Ed Keim
Mt. Carroll
Marshfield
Wis
Mr. Keim
Wisconsin
Isenhart Reunion Set for August at Waterworks Park
The annual Isenhart reunion will be held Sunday August 8 at Waterworks Park Morrison. Officers include President Mrs Joe Morrow Fulton Vice President Mrs Harold Stoner and Secretary Mrs Ward Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterworks Park
Morrison
Joe Morrow
Fulton
Harold Stoner
Ward Weber
Four Birthdays Celebrated At Family Dinner
Four relatives observed birthdays and joined a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Spencer. Guests included L. L. Spencer, Be. G. Plamer of Rockford, Vaughn Caldwell and Monya of Chicago, M. E. Spencer and family of Tampico, Robert Spencer and family, E. G. Plumer of Rockford, Evelyn Beightol of Brookville, Maida Spencer, and Nancy Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Spencer
BE. G. Plamer
Rockford
Vaughn Caldwell
Chicago
Clifton Spencer
M. E. Spencer
Tampico
Monya
Robert Spencer
E. G. Plumer
Evelyn Beightol
Brookville
Spencer
Maida
Ned Spencer
Nancy
Sunday School Picnic Planned by Church Groups
The Mission Band and Little Helper of Hope Evangelical Church announce their annual picnic at the village park on Wednesday August 4 from 2 to 4 30 p m. Mothers of members are invited. Bring a dish to pass your own sandwiches and table service. The summer Christmas tree offering will be observed at this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Band
Little Heralde
The
Hope Evangelical Church
Family picnic honors nephews entering military service
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rose hosted a Tuesday gathering at Waterworks park Morrison. The event honored nephews Robert Houzenga and Robert Juist who will soon enter service with Houzenga joining the army and Juist the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Rose
Waterworks Park
Morrison
Robert Houzenga
Robert Juist
Birthday Picnic Observes Mrs Stoner Birthday
In observance of Mrs D R Ston ler birthday a group including Mr and Mrs D R Stoner Mr and Mrs Harold Stoner Mr and Mrs W W Hartman of Mt Carroll and Mr and Mrs Harry Carley of Morrison enjoyed a Riverview picnic dinner Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Stonler
D. R. Stoner
Harold Stoner
W. W. Hartman
Mt. Carroll
Harry Careley
Morrison
Riverview
Youth Compared to Past Shows Better Education and Morals
Arch bishop Garbett argues youth today are better educated, more intelligent and well mannered, urging not to panic over juvenile delinquency. The Salvation Army in Mexico City reports rapid growth in home visits and Gospel distributions across several cities. Civilian Public Service lists religious objectors by denomination and assignment totals 6,889 nationwide. An Australian soldier praises indigenous bushmen in a Kiplingesque poem about healing wounded troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Garbett
York
England
Salvation Army of
Mexico City
Evangelistic Crusade
Republic
San Luis Potosi
Aguasealientes
Toluca
Pachuca
Monterrey
Torreon
Leon
Foreign Service
Menonites
Brethren
Methodiste
Friends
Jehovah's Witnesses
Baptists
Congregational Christians
Jer
Owen Stanley
Kipline
Reverend George A. Taylor Honored For Youth Work In Bronx
Rev. George A. Taylor a Bronx Negro Methodist minister is praised for twelve years of delinquency and neglected youth outreach. He directs Bronx Negro Big Brothers and serves as chaplain at Brooklyn City Prison, aiding hundreds of boys saved from institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Taylor
Bronx
New York City
Epworth Methodist Church
She Clearch
Bronx Negro Big Brothers
Department of Corrections
City Prison
Brooklyn
Taylor
Lutheran Sunday School Picnic At Village Park
Children from the First Lutheran church Sunday school will be entertained by the Missionary Society at the village park this Thursday. A picnic dinner will be served at noon, guests should bring a dish to pass and their own sandwiches and table service. Mothers and teachers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
The
Missionary Society
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